A second idea is equally simple: Treat your workers decently.
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"The Turkish soldiers are behaving decently," says a Kurdish merchant.
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Thoroughbreds looks like a decently campy evil rich teens movie.
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The sauce was decently cheesy, but also kind of watery.
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Titch is the first white man to treat Wash decently.
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The website has a decently sized audience across its platforms.
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Our decently equipped Gladiator Overland tester, for instance, was $240,2685.
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In some arenas, at least, things are going decently for Colton.
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Global trade volumes have grown decently, despite Donald Trump's scary rhetoric.
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We aim to write honestly, transparently, and unsentimentally, but also decently.
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Keen's kids shoes are decently priced, usually just north of $50.
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Others can try their luck by arriving, decently dressed, before midnight.
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He did, however, do decently against Italian soccer star Mario Balotelli.
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Some of them seemed decently reasonable, and others not so much.
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Booker has done the first part decently; he's nowhere on the second.
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As measured by the number of faithful, global Catholicism is faring decently.
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What seems to matter to them is that they are treated decently.
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Out of self-interest, if nothing else, they should treat them decently.
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They're decently confident in Amazon and Microsoft's long-term viability, he says.
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OF Brandon Nimmo (right hamstring) is progressing decently, GM Sandy Alderson said.
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I get distracted from cleaning, but my writing is going pretty decently.
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"It's for anyone who wants to live decently," Selby told VICE Impact.
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The breakfast food was made that morning, so it was decently fresh.
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He acknowledged the instrument's "technical limitations" but said it was decently playable.
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Some of the American detainees even said they were treated rather decently.
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Without it, even decently lit night-time photos will look very dark.
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You also get some decently loud speakers and a very nice keyboard.
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Bezos also does not seem to treat his own employees particularly decently.
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Then again, perhaps any decently skilled artist can make an action scene dynamic.
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It's time to learn how to act decently towards your fellow congresswomen, sir.
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I think we educated decently well on it, and the results are here.
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"If we're not decently priced, we'll see it almost immediately" in sales declines.
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Finally, toward the end of our two hours, decently buzzed, I catch one.
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"I wanted to work decently, and my conscience was bothering me," he said.
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There's a decently sized 3000mAh battery inside, coupled with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0.
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He pitched decently for the Orioles, if inconsistently, in his first two seasons.
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If you don't, that's OK. There are some decently priced headphones out there.
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I get a veggie breakfast scramble that is pretty good and decently priced.
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Fatima, 31, tells us bitterly that it is impossible to live decently there.
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It's still decently sized and won't take up an absurd amount of space.
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I check on the results of my project — two came out decently, one didn't.
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For its price, it has a responsive touchpad and decently loud speakers as well.
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Aesthetics aside, it sounds like a good computer in a decently small form factor.
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Airlines stocks have fallen even as Indian shares have performed decently overall (see chart).
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THIRD-DOWN WOES:Maryland has played decently on defense until it comes to third down.
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I secretly love organizing fundraiser events and this one is shaping up pretty decently.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The Active does decently well on battery life as well.
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Even Hungary beating Austria was an upset, and a decently entertaining one at that.
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Wasn't it vital to treat victims more decently, and didn't that mean believing them?
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It's not on sale, but it's still a decently-sized curved monitor for $170.
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It can zoom up to 30x zoom and photos can still look decently presentable.
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And while some were decently effective, none came within throwing distance of working overnight.
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That household manager thing seems fine to me, as long as they pay decently.
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They found themselves in a position when they couldn't find a decently paid job.
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The six-core AMD Ryzen 5 2600X still wins, but the Threadripper 2950X does decently.
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As a true crime fan, I feel decently up to speed on my Bundy knowledge.
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XDA Developers tested the new transcription feature, and it seems like it worked decently enough.
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Despite protectionist rhetoric from Donald Trump, world trade has grown decently in the past year.
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I think I won because I was well spoken and I was decently turned out.
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Skullcandy packed decently sized 9mm drivers in each earbud, and you can hear the results.
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Prisons hold 7373% more people than they can decently accommodate, by the government's own standards.
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What's left is kind of astounding: It's a decently recognizable outline of the United States.
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" As for that final attempt, the All-Star said, "We executed the play pretty decently.
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But aside from the mediocre cameras, the phone performs quite decently, especially for the price.
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I tried this out at a party and would say it went over decently well.
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It was extremely well-stocked, with a decently wide variety of wine, liquor, and beer.
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Christmas is one of the three or four times a year we are fed decently.
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The tray table was decently sized and large enough for some food and a drink ...
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The show sports a decently catchy, fun score by Mark Allen, making his Broadway debut.
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Second: If you do your job even decently well you're going to make someone angry.
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Luckily, the closets were decently-sized and gave me a place to store my luggage.
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So: Wright suffered tragedies, felt affection and felt pain, and treated a few people decently.
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The spacious public spaces feel contemporary, and the rooms, while decently sized, still seem airy.
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Although some divisions, including compliance and Elektron, are doing decently, the desktop business is shrinking.
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By those standards, U.S. Soccer has acted quickly, decisively and even — more or less — decently.
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As far as how much these tickets might go for ... they could be decently priced.
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Music gets decently loud — enough to fill a small room — but the sound isn't great.
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We have even discarded as much personal property as we can decently get along without.
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That makes full torque available a little earlier, so even the big 29s feel decently responsive.
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That makes full torque available a little earlier, so even the big 43s feel decently responsive.
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With the end of Orphan Black comes the end of a decently plausible science fiction series.
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This sounds elaborate, and it is, but it's what any decently large company should be doing.
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We were profitable and quite decently well; we actually made a million to two million net.
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Dear Penny, I'm 28 years old, feeling like I'm decently paid, and living in New York.
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Ubisoft announced a Star Trek game for all three platforms, complete with a decently fun demo.
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People, acting decently for once in this miserable and undignified wasteland, have stood up for Greg.
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"These homes are all illegal, but that doesn't mean the people cannot live decently," said Bhonsale.
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It works decently on iOS 11, but it is slower than it was on iOS 10.
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It was bright and decently sized for a studio, and there would be no broker's fee.
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"Love, Simon," a teen movie from Fox with a gay protagonist, performed decently with $11.7 million.
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There are fewer and fewer places to get decently priced guitar repairs done in the city.
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If you like your torture movies tight, twisty and decently executed, then "Pledge" is for you.
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Amazon has several lighting bundles that can help illuminate your space, and many are pretty decently priced.
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Apple could do a deal with AMD and start producing wicked fast chips in decently short order.
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They're both decently tasking processes that really take advantage of all those cores and threads I've mentioned.
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For the most part, the tech press did decently well, except for one curious, $162 million gap.
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That's good news if you're looking for something that's on Amazon's decently sized selection of Prime movies.
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How are you going to work with someone if you don't treat them decently, honestly, and respectfully?
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"I threw everything pretty decently tonight, a few fastball mistakes but overall, I'll take tonight for sure."
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If Japan wants to end its labour shortage, it needs to ensure that migrants are treated decently.
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CBS's streaming app is doing decently, too, with 57 percent year-over-year growth in subscriber spending.
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I have friends who are decently well-known and it's really annoying for them to go out.
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For either plan to really make sense, you'll also want to have a decently fast internet connection.
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"We scored the ball decently well," Jimmy Butler told reporters after scoring a team-high 20 points.
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The Switch Alpha 250 is cheap, coming in as low as $210 for a decently specced model.
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The Switch Alpha 123 is cheap, coming in as low as $212 for a decently specced model.
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Yes, that's true, though the top-two primary has traditionally been decently predictive of the fall results.
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But if you want to try and use it with Microsoft stuff, actually it works halfway decently.
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Then, the brothers got a decently large commission to shoot a documentary for a local start-up.
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The bumper is thick, and the top and bottom edges are decently raised for extra screen protection.
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War work was grueling, but it paid decently, and female laborers took pride in doing their part.
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Christian and his tribe are obsessed with political correctness but can't figure out how to behave decently.
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The augmented reality demo itself was really mediocre, and much less impressive than any decently made ARKit game.
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It's decently bright, maxing out at 372 nits in our testing, and the battery life is pretty fantastic.
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But others fear the gig economy will bring an end to steady, decently paid employment for ordinary people.
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The Boring Company is getting decently well-capitalized on the back of sales of its flamethrower (yes, flamethrower).
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And it can project that decently bright (450 lumen) image when placed just 13 inches from the wall.
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I thought the movie looked great, and that Emma Watson and Tom Hanks both gave decently strong performances.
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I'll be honest, it wasn't an easy to task, but we have been decently successful in our mission.
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Sweet November performed decently but was so bad it won Theron her first Razzie nomination for Worst Actress.
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On the par-4 ninth, Woods's drive lands in the second cut of rough but is decently positioned.
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The escape acts by New York's top three relievers enabled Tanaka to rebound decently from two difficult outings.
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The clothing section at the Walmart Supercenter in Secaucus was decently sized, but a little difficult to navigate.
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But many factory workers who have lost their jobs have been unable to find a decently paid replacement.
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But with the respectable, decently priced fare they're churning out, they just might fool you for a second.
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There was a time, when if you were willing to work hard, you earned enough to live decently.
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Now the market was decently stocked, a line of people gathering outside a little store to buy groceries.
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The Skydio R1 Frontier Edition goes for a decently pricey $2,499 and the new update goes live today .
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Penny is a fast (4.46 in the 40) back who is decently sized (5-foot-11, 220 pounds).
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If you have a decently stocked pantry, you can make a wonderful meal out of a few staples.
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They're pretty breathable (at the 400-thread count means they're still decently light), but the material looks substantial.
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There's also a decently-sized fitness center with a number of treadmills and elliptical trainers with city views.
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It's a decently clever puzzle game where players shift the camera to line up objects around the room.
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Just know that you are buying a cap that, while decently warm, is not all that well made.
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L.A. ace Clayton Kershaw, who was shellacked in Game 5, was brought in to relieve Darvish and pitched decently.
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We actually played decently in the second half on defense, but we were so far behind it didn't matter.
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There are now a number of decently cheap alternatives to the expensive handheld cyclone from the famous vacuum maker.
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Meanwhile prisons are stuffed: by the government's own standards, they hold 11% more people than they can decently accommodate.
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The insurer was a decently sized player in the individual market, covering 911,000 marketplace enrollees as of April 2016.
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Out went John Gibson, who played decently in defeat, in came Andersen and into the win column went Anaheim.
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Also, some people can't find positions that pay decently or don't have the education or skills to land employment.
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I think we're continuing to see that with the decency pledge; sign this thing to say you'll behave decently.
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Mousasi vs Hall is decently interesting fight but is pretty much a do-over for the sake of it.
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Johnson will hardly be intimidated by the little-known Putnam, the only legitimate threat if he plays half decently.
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There's also a decently sized 2610 mAh battery that will get you through a day of use, no problem.
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The kickstand has a decently strong hinge and a rubberized bottom to help keep it stable at any angle.
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You'd probably assume a decently cultured 19-year-old inhabits my bedroom if you saw it, and that's fine.
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Because it's a single chip, headphone makers can easily make USB-C noise-canceling earbuds that are decently affordable.
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With a decently sized charging pad like this one from IBIS, you can preserve precious plugs for other uses.
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Johnson's feet are usually neat and he move laterally after each engagement, he can also stop a takedown decently.
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She was a competent, high energy mat wrestler with a decently honed sense of dramatic timing in the ring.
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Ward did decently with his hands, especially given how hittable he had looked just a couple of performances ago.
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Mitchell pitched decently for five innings, allowing two runs, one unearned in the third when he dropped the throw.
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I am admittedly limited by nostalgia for my own upbringing, which I like to think has served me decently.
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If a patient's hair is combed and his clothes are neatly pressed, the nursing home is probably decently staffed.
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It&aposs only available on PC, and you&aposll need to have a decently powerful computer to run it.
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I stayed in a second-tier "Medium," which felt decently-sized and fairly affordable, starting at $249 a night.
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In a crowded television landscape, pity the show that is decently executed but not blazingly original enough to excite.
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Portrait mode is something that can be decently faked with software, whereas ultrawide photos can't be faked with software.
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I typically make around $103 a shift, usually $100 during dinner if it's decently busy—from about 5 p.m.
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"Dressed decently, a boy will not look at her in the wrong way," said Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
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"We have got that independence and we are trying to run our country as decently as possible," he said.
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Considering their visibility and ubiquity within thriving businesses, one might expect them to be paid well, or at least decently.
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The Razer Phone 2 is supposed to have audio and graphics optimizations for a decently large list of mobile games.
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TouchID still works decently well, but on the iPhone 6 at least, it's still not as reliable as a passcode.
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Eileen figured the man was just being agreeable, decently filling the silence, the way you had to with a stranger.
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As for Alabama politics, Saban himself was a decently popular write-in during the state's December 2017 controversy-riddled election.
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Devices are either too cheap to capture film decently or too pricey and clunky to reach wide audiences, he confessed.
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Quite confident, because other countries have managed decently without customs unions despite close economic ties to a much larger neighbor.
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That's not the case for militants who participate in more organized plots, many of whom are decently well-off personally.
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In a brand new market, even a decently competitive team is likely to hold fans' interest for their first regular season.
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"The generalists particularly hated that the last decently performing sector in energy — mega-cap oil — was potentially losing its capital discipline."
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For 90 percent of what most of us do on computers, anything decently fast and nice will get the job done.
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The Switch's Hulu app itself works decently — it's fairly responsive, though it has frozen up on me a couple of times.
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However, Gordon believes that the decently high likelihood of the trade panning out makes up for the unfavorable risk-reward setup.
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Right handed double attacks are less effective against decently skilled boxers, but they still find a place in mixed martial arts.
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I'm young, I'm decently healthy, I haven't really paid attention to health care that much, frankly, like a lot of folks.
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Some of us have trouble interacting with others before having at least one cup of decently strong coffee in the morning.
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So why should I buy a Macbook Pro for at least $1,300 when there's a decently powerful computer in my pocket?
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I found the remainder skulking in the adjacent kitchen, where they evidently intended to remain as long as they decently could.
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The group was decently popular: A 2011 video for the song "Bewitched" holds over 24 million views as of this writing.
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For long sections, he promised ever-expanding vistas of an air-conditioned paradise, in which all Americans treated each other decently.
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The ArcLight had other movies on offer, of course, including "21 Bridges," a decently reviewed new crime drama starring Chadwick Boseman.
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"That household manager thing seems fine to me, as long as they pay decently," New Yorker TV critic Emily Nussbaum tweeted.
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As it turns out, people looking for part-time work that pays decently and offers a flexible schedule have many options.
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Everything from Ghostbusters to Star Trek Beyond to X-Men: Apocalypse opened decently, then got buried under the onslaught of new titles.
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While some of the kits are priced at over $500, many of them, including this one, are decently affordable at around $40.
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Best Actor nominations and wins—in which black actors have done decently, 2015 and 2016 excepted—seem to be the wrong target.
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He did so decently against Vitor Belfort, but Belfort seemed exhausted almost immediately and simply sat on the end of Jones' reach.
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He shakes the bag, and it doesn't make the sound you would expect to hear from a decently filled package of chips.
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There are three decently sized speakers underneath that grille, enough to fill a room but not enough to really add much bass.
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But if we want to use the company's already-released Insta360 Nano as a reference, these cameras will likely be decently affordable.
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Mainly, it has a 6.6-inch display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and a decently sized 4,500 mAh battery.
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Luke Barnatt had racked up four wins on the trot since leaving the UFC, and was always a decently composed, thoughtful striker.
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Even Francona's decision to start Kluber, who pitched decently over five innings on short rest, did not blow up in his face.
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And-- that would-- if they had to do that to come out decently you-- can understand I'm sort of gambling on that.
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But remakes of movies like "Shazam" and even the "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" movie fared decently well with reviewers.
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The organization failed its athletes, and it repeatedly demonstrated an inability to find executives who could credibly and decently rectify the situation.
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While Siri and Alexa do decently with their native services, their ability to perform detailed commands with other music is very limited.
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If a person was decently polite, didn't leave a mess, and didn't really do anything wrong, then they should get five stars.
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This Shemar Moore-led drama has performed decently enough in the ratings to be picked up for a full 22-episode season.
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I came up with the 'It's On Us' proposal to see to it that women were treated more decently on college campuses.
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"My objective...was always a $35,000 Tesla for the price of a decently optioned Civic (with full federal tax credit)," 206er added.
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No one knows which business models will prevail just yet, but a Tesla/SolarCity partnership would at least be decently positioned here.
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I've been on the hunt for a pair of jeggings that could decently pass for jeans and it has been a struggle.
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Rebecca Carey, a volcanologist at the University of Tasmania, said that this part of the world is decently monitored by certain satellites.
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A health plan could come into Virginia, set decently high premiums, and still retain most of the Obamacare enrollees in the area.
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It is an insurer that has actually done decently well, business-wise, in Obamacare and has been looking to expand its footprint.
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As a highly unequal tech-capitalism fails to provide enough decently paid jobs, the young may adopt a more radical economic agenda.
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It produced a decently clear and well-lit image of my face, but edges (such as my hairline) were grainy and pixelated.
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Of course they get heavier as the motor gets more powerful, but even the 500W version felt decently balanced at 52.36 lbs.
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And microtransactions would finally become possible—you could, if you really wanted to, use bitcoin to buy a decently priced cup of coffee.
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Liquidity is supported by stable cash generation and negative working capital, both characteristic of the PBM industry, and decently strong capital market access.
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For configurations, you have two options: the not-so-powerful i5003 version costing $799, or the decently powerful i5 version starting at $1,099.
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That said, if you check out the example audio clips, the end results are not only decently accurate, but also sound more natural.
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After much research on the part of the coop's general manager, Joe Holtz, it determined that Tom Cat had conducted itself decently enough.
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There are plenty of great options for students, professionals, and anyone who needs a cheap laptop — or even a decently high-end machine.
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"Right now, the market is decently supplied, and so [OPEC members] are going to play with fire like they always do," he said.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Some institutions fare decently: 55 percent of millennials have confidence in the military and 51 percent in colleges and universities.
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They're not awful, they have a decently pleasing clack, but only a liar would praise the Air, or any MacBook, for its typing experience.
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These are on-trend, decently warm, and often cost less than $200, which means you don't have to feel like it's a lifetime commitment.
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In and of itself, "Christine" is a decently scripted and very well-acted attempt to examine a woman about whom we know nearly nothing.
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"There's unfortunately no ARKit for drones so we've had to build some decently sophisticated technology," DroneBase co-founder and CEO Dan Burton told TechCrunch.
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This particle had the same amount of kinetic energy as a decently thrown baseball … compressed down into an object the size of a proton.
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RHP Dan Straily pitched decently in his last start of the year, allowing six hits and three runs in six innings at St. Louis.
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"If we cannot even pay our doctors decently, where will the money to pay this army of community health workers come from?" she said.
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"As a college, if we think providing decently paid on campus work promotes retention, then it isn't just a labor issue," Goldrick-Rab said.
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But while the President's position for reelection is perilous and could worsen, Trump's been weathering the coronavirus pandemic decently in the polls so far.
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" He said he had not spoken out until now because his campaign "needed to make sure that everything was done decently and in order.
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"Walking in the woods — it's dangerous, but the tigers and bears behaved decently, they bowed and kissed Putin's hands, expressed supportive words," it reads.
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Harris checks all the boxes: female, minority, the right age, acquitted herself decently on the big stage and knows how to play second fiddle.
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It's a real tamp-the-grounds, wand-for-steaming espresso machine, and my roommate got it used off of eBay, so it's decently finicky.
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An eighteen-nineties sweatshop apartment that Keech decorated struck a group of New Yorkers as decently spacious for downtown Manhattan, with good natural light.
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In practice, what you get are pretty good low-light photos, especially outdoors with ambient light present, or in decently well-lit indoor settings.
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Still, South Bend does decently well when compared exclusively to the performance of other post-industrial Midwest towns on metrics like jobs and population growth.
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Processed food can often be decently nutritious and can even make healthier eating easier (and therefore more likely) by saving you time and offering convenience.
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She did this decently considering it's not her forte, her jab found the mark cleanly on many occasions and Andrade could do little about it.
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He also shows a powerful and decently quick body jab—something we lose our minds over because it is so rarely used well in MMA.
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The film was decently well received, but shortly after its release Roppolo learned that his brother had stolen $129,000 from his bank account and disappeared.
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The sample photos taken by the Jollylook camera appear decently sharp, not to mention the instant hipster points you'll earn while carrying it around town.
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And the Rift's launch is the first time I've played anything that could rival a decently made non-VR computer game for polish and scope.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen pitched decently Friday night, but settled for a no-decision after allowing two more homers in a four-run fourth inning.
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All that performance in a decently small chassis starts at $1,53 for an i7, 16GB of RAM, 128GB of SSD, and a Nvidia 1060 GPU.
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In this clip, obtained by TMZ, you see Kanye dancing in his private booth with a decently sized audience around him, clapping to some music.
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"We're kind of in a sweet spot here in this cycle where we're able to grow decently," said the chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group.
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"I just think they increase public revulsion at their hypocrisy and their inability to treat people decently," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Monday.
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The most pressing was the financial struggle to meet his tuition, to purchase books, supplies and his uniform for the band, and to dress decently.
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A tweet that might do decently well on Twitter before it's lost forever to the constantly moving timeline can play out much better on Instagram.
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If you're dead-set on an SUV, $28,235 will get you into a decently-optioned compact crossover like the Toyota Rav4 or Honda CR-V.
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You can get theme and vibe across pretty decently with just visuals, but the sound design and soundtracks in Battle for Azeroth are so, so good.
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The dish was indeed on the salad bar, labeled "meatloaf salad" at 50 cents an ounce, and it tasted like cold chunks of decently prepared meatloaf.
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Basically, China is still a reasonably vibrant economy, meaning that if you stop pumping it up with unnecessarily high credit growth it will still grow decently.
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Jaz drives were sold as a high-end product compared to Zip and could hold 1GB to 2GB amounts of storage, decently impressive at the time.
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Oppo's camera system produces consistently pleasing colors, has good enough dynamic range to rarely blow out any scenes, and it even performs decently in low light.
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"The police are handling themselves decently toward everyone," she said, adding however that she had "no hope" it would remain like this in the long-term.
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I grew up in a decently liberal family and was taught all the right notions about tolerance and civil rights and the awful history of slavery.
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Here was a new type of terrorism arrest: decently paid men in their 30s giving no warning signs of radicalization — no beards, no robes, no proselytizing.
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As a consequence, these four countries regularly top the Corruption Perception Index of Transparency International, though the United States is still decently ranked as no. 16.
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Video posted on social media showed a smiling Saoud al-Daweesh, the former chief executive of Saudi Telecom, telling well-wishers he had been treated decently.
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For someone who is decently well-off, or even someone earning as much as Bill Gates, is there any value in asking them to pay something?
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Residents don't have enough money to live decently, and conditions have worsened as Iraqi forces have been advancing toward Mosul and retaking territory on the city's outskirts.
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Sneath says that even though Flutter's been in beta, he's seeing a decently large set of serious companies using it, including Alibaba, Groupon, Philips Hue, and Tencent.
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Smith has blended in decently enough with the starting unit, but Washington's offense stalls completely when he is on the floor without the rest of the starters.
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Until I find something better, the Mavic Pro is what I'd buy if I had decently deep pockets and seriously wanted to get into the quadcopter game.
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Not that you need to hide it—Coway actually took the time to give it a decently attractive design, a rarity in the world of air purifiers.
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If these truly are foundational beliefs of both parties, why is Congress working to limit the ability of state governments to help their own citizens retire decently?
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Given the proper treatment, films about hip-wiggling and epic backbends are the stuff of movie legends, and I'll say it: This movie was treated decently well.
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Polaroid released details on its decently affordable Google Cast TVs earlier this week, and now Philips is showing off its 6000 Series Google Cast Ultra HD TVs.
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So that meant the return of Ryan Fitzpatrick, who played decently, if not spectacularly, the rest of the way as the New York Jets won, 903-16.
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It also seems really efficient, it's decently priced, has great battery life, and best of all, it runs for two minutes so I can't rush or underbrush.
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While Gaethje can hit decently with his left hand, most of the time it serves the job of stiff arming his opponent or holding the collar tie.
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I would say in any decently sized metropolitan area, there are already bus routes, at least, that are carrying people who very much depend on that service.
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Yes, there's a chance an older iPad could still perform decently, but unless someone is giving you one for free, try to hunt for a newer model.
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That's more expensive than Amazon's standard Echo Wall Clock, which costs $29.99, but it's decently cheaper than the Citizen Smart Clocks that cost either $79.99 or $89.99.
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But even amidst the tumult some investors are starting to view medium-term sterling valuations as decently priced, market positioning overly negative and the dollar topped out.
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Both were decently entertaining in the context of Comic-Con's Ballroom 20, but neither screamed "you must see this in IMAX" — at least not to this reporter.
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Whether you're the gamer looking for a new console to obsess over or someone in need of a (decently priced) gift for a gamer, Walmart has you covered.
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Choi's left hook is decently powerful, too, and he hurt Sam Sicilia with it, but the lag time between his right hand and his left hook is considerable.
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Trucking is the most popular occupation in at least 20 states, a rare job that pays decently (about $41,000 a year on average) without requiring a college diploma.
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Although cheaper systems exist, with Polk's reputation for quality audio, the MagniFi Max might end up being one of the best-sounding and decently affordable surround sound setups.
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Web apps like Google Docs also work decently well, though you will sometimes still find yourself getting redirected to a mobile app even if you don't want it.
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But the thing was he was as excited that we had mics and were a decently competent squad as we were when we realized how good he was.
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Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri already work decently well, and Bixby has catching up to do, but maybe Samsung loyalists will want the assistant to run their house.
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Telescope Although a telescope isn't required to grab a good look of the eclipse, there are some decently priced options if you'd like to elevate your stargazing experience.
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Their average orders are around $350 right now (about one pair of decently hyped sneakers, two pairs of mildly hot sneakers or a half a pair of Yeezys).
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Most jobs in the first two of these categories are located in cities, open mainly to holders of college degrees and decently paid (frontier work is particularly lucrative).
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Despite their decently paying jobs, he said, they were either opting for long commutes, or renting and living with roommates while they waited for an opportunity to buy.
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If love is fleeting and ephemeral, best to keep the dream alive, put as much statin and lace between your pelt and the naked truth as decently possible.
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It's not too flashy, decently powered, and may last well into your first job if you can manage to keep it out of the ditches in the winter.
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The answer is to expand the number of trained interviewers at the border, as well as other needed officials to process and care for people decently and humanely.
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Instead, the burgeoning imbalance of jobs and housing exacerbated an already precarious situation and created a windfall for landlords and property owners — people who already were doing decently.
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After dominating the Chicago Blackhawks in a first-round sweep, the trio had played decently in the second round but hadn't earned the desired results on the scoresheet.
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Valve was always decently thorough at getting rid of users of the free version of the cheat, but it was the premium version that caused the most trouble.
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A close look reveals their outfits are made of things that could be easily collected from a decently stocked Goodwill or the clearance bins at Pier-1 Imports.
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He seemed to handle the upset decently in the moment (there's still time, right?), but after getting called offsides with a ball-in-net in the 85th minute?
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Fitty was more than happy to spread the wealth in what looked to be a decently packed venue -- chucking his $$$ on stage while the strippers got all giddy.
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I've also gotten decently lucky on Heroes, given that they determine what color of spells you can play, and thus the breadth of possible decks you can build.
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He was recalled on May 31 and pitched decently against the Philadelphia Phillies that day, but he suffered a lower back strain and returned to the disabled list.
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I don't want my daughter to be a decently paid cog—right until the point the machine's owner figures out how to make the machine run better without her.
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Some politicians and police officials have called for women to take self-defense training, to "dress decently" and not to loiter after dark, provoking protests from women's rights activists.
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We have over the last three years seen wages at the tenth percentile grow faster than at any other percentile of distribution and wages in the middle growing decently.
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It's never been easier to manufacture "quality," simply because the ingredients—high production values, decently well-known actors, a slight degree of directorial flourish—are in such high supply.
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Barbara and her cousin Sophia have more serious business: they hope to make enough money from selling sex to live decently after fleeing Venezuela, where survival is a struggle.
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But Cormier's over-extensions and deep leans can cost him against fighters who build off set ups and can feint decently: things which Miocic has been known to do.
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The headphones have plenty of bass response, a decently tuned mid range, and solid clarity in the high end, especially for a pair of headphones in this price range.
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As one of the few art internships that pays decently, the MUI program opens the door to those who would not otherwise be in a financial position to participate.
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I was treated decently by the teachers and students alike, even though I was asked by various students if I had ever drunk the blood of a Christian baby.
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Mr. Polin's grid makes use of mirror symmetry, most likely to aid in getting all of those cities in the grid and still being able to fill it decently.
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Van Der Beek, who scored decently for his quickstep, shared the news with his partner Emma Slater and revealed that it didn't come without some heartbreak along the way.
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RHP Tim Adleman pitched decently for the most part Friday night but was beaten by two three-run rallies that saw the home run ball play a key role.
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But they work well, are decently durable, and I don't feel the need to upgrade to wireless options because I just prefer that they work without needing to be charged.
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While Engel Wang Fu is known in part for its variety of decently-reviewed Chinese and Japanese food, the restaurant is perhaps best known for its absolutely gargantuan wine bottle.
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If a laptop or a phone does well in a web-browsing battery benchmark, that only gives an indication that it would probably fare decently when handling bigger workloads too.
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No vacuum robot I have met so far has really impressed me with its smarts, so a decently smart robot with a very good vacuum is actually the best combination.
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A monthly stipend for people who faced stigma for their convictions and were often prevented from careers and pensions, "would allow them to live decently their last days", Ruiz said.
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When you look at the secondary questions in the polls, Trump is doing miserably, but in the top-line "Who are you going to vote for?" question, he's doing decently.
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The show performed decently enough within Adult Swim's lineup that year, reaching almost 900,000 viewers per week on average, which is only slightly less people than The Eric Andre Show.
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But beyond that, a surge in house building would also be the jobs engine the country needs — decently paying blue-collar work that isn't going to be outsourced to China.
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That fall, enticed by the promise of a new experience — and a decently paying dance job — I left school for a semester to join the 10th-anniversary North American tour.
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He also sells a decently made all-purpose balsamic vinegar, a grapey saba sauce and an unusual ruby-colored Lambrusco vinegar to balance a salad with a whisper of sweetness.
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Chromium OS worked decently for surfing the web, but the offered community build had some stability issues and didn't allow for easily installation of the software's pretty-good Linux capabilities.
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The company is arguably one of the only big U.S. tech firms to have a decently-sized business in China and is the fifth-largest smartphone vendor in the country.
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Joan, like Peggy, didn't necessarily set out to become more than what the world told her she could be: a decently smart gal who would make some man moderately happy someday.
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If you can get past that unpalatable aspect, though, "The Forest," directed by Jason Zada, is a decently executed creeper built around a convincing performance by Natalie Dormer ("Game of Thrones").
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I still consider the Bowers & Wilkins PX a clear leader in terms of sound quality and musicality among noise-canceling sets, but these Studio 3 cans hold their own rather decently.
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If you take inventory of your underwear drawer, it's probably a pokey mix of wired bras you've been gathering over the years just trying to find one that's even decently comfortable.
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The pound slumped 7 percent in 2018 on Brexit concerns but it has started the year on the front foot with some investors viewing medium-term sterling valuations as decently priced.
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It's one of the biggest professions in our country, it pays decently, and there's a lot of pressure from the trucking industry for truck drivers to have a space in there.
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Her ensuing debut, Light After Dark, charted decently, but ultimately failed to live up to the hype, a work produced with heavy label oversight and little creative insight on Maguire's part.
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Coffee 'n Clothes is a decently popular Instagram account (it currently has more than 300,000 followers) that mostly posts pictures of manicured hands holding cups of coffee next to designer clothing.
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But even if early career investigators do decently well in the competition, Hendricks predicts that CIHR's overall support for this group will drop from $90 million per year, to $60 million.
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And they're all pretty expensive — a decently affordable option is Kolibree's, which is available at Best Buy for $149.99, though Kolibree also partnered with Colgate on an even cheaper toothbrush that's $99.95.
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The new flagship is powered by a quad-core Snapdragon 821 processor, 4GB of RAM and a decently sized 6493mAh battery, which can quick charge up to seven hours in 15 minutes.
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RHP Paul Clemens pitched decently in his first start for San Diego but lost because he challenged Jedd Gyorko twice and lost, giving up homers that led to a 3-2 defeat.
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If you can find decently priced electricity (around 5 cents per kilowatt-hour), you'd be able to net about $5,000 per month in profit if you rented one of these bad boys.
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"Harvey didn't treat anybody decently but what he did to people that were less powerful, and anybody that does that to anyone less powerful, nobody should put up with that," Emanuel said.
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If you are in a rush and don't have time to wait for a pizza to bake, the store-brand frozen versions are also well-received and — like most items — decently priced.
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And the "R" next to his name combined with his support for Trump was just enough to give him a win by two thousand or so votes in a decently red district.
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"Defendant Michigan State University could have prevented hundreds of young girls and women from being sexually assaulted by Defendant Nassar had they only acted appropriately, decently and lawfully in 1992," it says.
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As Midwesterners think about how to live decently together in a warmer, more crowded place, it is this history, not the myth of their own banality, to which they need to turn.
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The wool is thick and decently weighty (but not heavy), the camel color true to online photos, and the tricky design details (oversized proportions, a rounded and elongated shape) are executed subtly.
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"ISIS cannot hold out against the US military and thousands of decently capable light infantry indefinitely," Faysal Itani, a Syria expert at the nonpartisan Atlantic Council think tank, said in an interview.
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If you're of age, live in a city, and are decently extroverted, you can also try going to a gay bar, or finding out when ladies night at your local dive is.
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For a couple of hundred dollars, you can get a CPU that will tolerate playing games, handle demanding tasks decently, while dispensing with more common tasks, like internet browsing or word processing, easily.
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The first is the type where you're forced to dress practically, but you can still get away with showing a bare ankle or be decently comfortable in a V-neck sweater, sans scarf.
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Ms. Williams acquitted herself decently in a mash-up of "Losing My Mind" and "Not a Day Goes By" sung with her other backup singer, Shelley Thomas, with the guest cellist Alan Stepansky.
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The Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 have a similar feature that works decently, but the PX were just a bit too buggy in this department, and after a while I just turned it off.
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But after nearly two weeks with the Ignite, I've found, at least in my experience, the ANS charge—and the overall Nightly Recharge feature—to be a decently accurate predictor of my performance.
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Tizen, even with its slightly scantier app offerings, delivers a better OS experience than Google's Wear OS. So honestly, if health tracking takes a backseat, the Active is still a decently good option.
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I was both in a frat and a journalism major—a combination that meant I was one of the only kids among my friends who could write a paper pretty decently, and fast.
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If I had to name decently regarded heavyweights I would expect Lesnar to be able to get to the ground and hold onto, I would give names like Mir, Bigfoot Silva, Roy Nelson.
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Then, after a decently calm Wednesday that lifted the major averages, Cramer says Thursday's James Comey testimony, U.K. snap elections, and European Central Bank meeting can seem downright perilous to Wall Street's bears.
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After a decently calm Wednesday that lifted the major averages, Jim Cramer says Thursday's James Comey testimony, U.K. snap elections, and European Central Bank meeting can seem downright perilous to Wall Street's bears.
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If he can do decently well in early-voting New Hampshire, his neighboring state, he may gain support in South Carolina, where the majority of the primary electorate is black, the thinking goes.
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And while the name sounds like a typically over-priced New York micro-hotel, the room was not only decently-sized but with an incredibly-reasonable starting price of $179 in low season.
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Each and every character is decently introduced, so while prior knowledge helps, it's not essential; and the difficulty level on regular mode is challenging enough that experienced gamers will get a real test.
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And while the hardware startup's decently reviewed debut device had a lot of room for improvement, it's a solid foundation for tackling what still feels a bit like the wild west of home automation.
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"I believe we will remain in charge of the technology for a decently long time and the potential of it to solve many of the world problems will be realized…" he told the BBC.
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After a decently wet April (here in New York City, at least), we're a bit tired of wearing jackets, clunky shoes, and anything else constricting — or, to be honest, anything that'll leave us sweating.
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Amidst shrieking fans, Trippie veered into his hit track, "Love Scars," and propelled himself into the crowd, trying to stay decently upright enough to still perform as the crowd clamoured to help lift him.
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So let's switch to this paradigm: As a human being, I want fellow humans treated fairly and decently, not poked with less respect than we would treat a pound of beef at the supermarket.
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But, if the prices are decently lower than those of Samsung's flagships, they could be a big step towards bringing the Galaxy lineup to a demographic of users that currently find the flagships inaccessible.
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Nothing is certain in life, but the odds in favor of a reasonably productive Clinton administration are decently high — it just wouldn't necessarily consist of an agenda progressive activists will be especially thrilled with.
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Dethgasm: While not necessarily retro, this New Zealand splatterfest decently captures the atmosphere of modern metal—and also involves a scene where a demonically-possessed Christian couple gets beaten to death with sex toys.
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Crab spiders are decently large for spiders that fly—though still only 5 millimeters long—so Cho thought they'd be excellent test subjects, because he wouldn't need a heavy-duty zoom to record their behavior.
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He misses two critical points: why would anyone else join such a system, to be taken advantage of, rather than focus on trading and other economic relations with partners that behave and treat others decently?
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The traditional response to the blade question has always been that there is no better defence against a knife than roadwork: just be able to run decently well and do it at the first opportunity.
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While we've yet to find the exact magical spending threshold, there does seem to be a particular sweet price spot when you're looking for a gift for a friend or a decently close relative — $50.
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When you have two companies doing fairly decently in the same sector, and you're a PE firm, the math and logic says if you put them together, you could have a bigger more successful company.
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A workflow that incorporates Lightroom on iPad can probably serve pros looking to maximize portability decently well, even if it can't match the sheer range of things you can do on the desktop just yet.
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Though "The Bourne Identity" performed only decently on its opening weekend — "Scooby-Doo" nearly tripled its box-office take — word of mouth buoyed the movie, and it ended up making more than $120 million domestically.
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At first, things look pretty normal—until Horton zooms in to show a man standing at the menu screen, wearing shorts and boots; casually holding a lifeless, decently sized deer; and ordering a McChicken sandwich.
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Were it not for Huawei's continued presence on the entity list, we'd have said that — on first impressions at least — the Mate 30 series looks like another set of decently specced flagship devices from Huawei.
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So far, he is 2-4 with an 8.56 ERA, though he pitched decently Friday when he allowed two runs and eight hits in six innings of a 3-1 loss to the Miami Marlins.
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A year ago, when European leaders struck a deal with Turkey to stop refugees at the border in exchange for funding to help Turkey treat refugees decently, they were widely denounced for violating humanitarian obligations.
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Nintendo's new console may be fast, and it may be decently priced at just $300, and it may have a new, massive, excellent Zelda game as a launch title, but it has some tremendous limitations.
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Amid a widening debate on women's safety in the country, some politicians, university officials and even the police have asked women to take self-defence training, to "dress decently" and to not loiter outside after dark.
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Lomachenko might look to score with his jab on the outside, he does so decently against orthodox fighters, but his best blows always come after he has stepped into range and out of the side door.
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As an article in this week's print issue points out, the sector has headed into a sea of red ink this year: Airlines stocks have fallen even as Indian shares have performed decently overall (see chart).
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She gets on decently with both Barack Obama (back in Berlin on Thursday for a love-in with her at a Protestant church festival) and with George W. Bush, whom she still phones occasionally for advice.
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I manage to find two decently priced trips on my preferred airline (Delta, baby) and book them ($322 for each flight), plus a car for next week ($45 expensed) and hotels for both weeks ($11,10.36 expensed).
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As new parents know, finding the perfect baby carrier—one that is not too hot nor too flimsy, supportive without being bulky, decently ergonomic, and comfortable for both infants and adults—can be a complicated process.
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"Overall the company is finally beginning to show some product inflection to investors, with gross margins for the first time stepping up decently vs Street expectations," Bernstein's Stacy Rasgon wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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There might be something here if the promotion stays around long enough to tidy up its rules, particularly if they can keep paying decently talented karateka for long enough to develop some sort of meta-game.
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Victoria, a decently sized burg of around 65,000 people, is one of those sprawly Texas towns where people speak of walking more than a block in the same way they might speak of using an outhouse.
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"This anger is rooted in a profound injustice, that of not being able to live decently from the fruits of one's work, of not being able to provide for the needs of one's children," he added.
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Figuring that we already know something about how harsh life can be, he reminds us of its modest charms and fleeting beauties, and of how easy it is, in the face of cruelty, to behave decently.
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I cannot fathom adding to my loans, going back to college to pause my decently small paycheck for no paycheck, or being able to afford to live in a new city with more possibility than mine.
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"First Kill," a decently executed but generic thriller, is most notable for advancing the dubious theory that the best way to help a child who is being bullied is to traumatize the heck out of him.
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If what Unbox Therapy reports is correct, the front of the phone may be far more interesting — supposedly with five sensors on top for selfies and face detection and a decently sized upper bezel (but no notch).
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Going from no advertising to some advertising, an incompetent campaign message to a reasonably plausible one, or no get-out-the-vote operation to a decently organized one makes a really big difference in a candidate's fortunes.
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Musk explained in a conference call on September 11 that the new radar features will allow Autopilot to detect any decently sized, dense object, even in adverse weather conditions that might obscure them from Tesla's camera arrays.
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One of the benefits of living in Sunnyside, aside from its proximity to Rikers Island, is that it can be easier to find a decently sized, reasonably priced apartment than in Manhattan and many parts of Brooklyn.
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Ports-wise, the ZenBook 14 is decently equipped two USB 3.0 ports, a 3.1 USB-C (non-Thunderbolt 13 not for charging the laptop), HDMI-out, charging port, microSD card slot, and finally, a 3.5mm audio jack.
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Tax cuts and higher government spending have helped to nudge growth temporarily above its potential — it came in at 2.8 percent in 2017 and 2.5 percent in 2018, decently above the roughly 2 percent sustainable growth rate.
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Garbage, which seemed peculiar on a decently clean sidewalk; skunk, which left me wondering how prevalent the animals are in the city; cookies, which nearly caused me to detour; and burned rubber, then grass, then dish soap.
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The racism they face does not depend on the viciousness or virtue of individual white people, and for the most part the white characters are not treated as heroes for deciding, at long last, to behave decently.
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Since the first attempts to schedule this bout Tony Ferguson has dominated the great former lightweight champion, Rafael dos Anjos, while Nurmagomedov made the decently regarded Michael Johnson look like a complete non-factor in their bout.
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However, if that sounds like a reasonable amount of money to spend on just one component of a PC accessory, then you're actually getting a pretty decently made piece of kit from the keycap experts at Signature Plastics.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI get that a lot of you like thick plastic brick phones like last year's Moto G. As long as they're cheap and decently fast, you can forgive their girth and painfully inexpensive finishings.
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The pop-up webcam doesn't have the best point of view, but for people who don't make a lot of video calls, stashing it in the keyboard is a nice and decently secure place for installing a camera.
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A country where everybody is able to get on in life, to have security at work and at home, to be decently paid for the work they do, and to live their lives with the dignity they deserve.
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"A living wage benchmark quantifies what workers need to live decently, so that they can support a family above the poverty line and still be able to have some discretionary spending and the ability to save," she says.
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"I'm appalled as a commissioner of A.C.S. because to me it's completely inconsistent with our agency culture and expectations and our expectation that we treat every family humanely and decently," Mr. Hansell said in an interview last week.
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I am the child and grandchild of divorced couples; I know well the emotional complexities involved in getting to a stable place where people can manage the holidays, deal with blended families, behave decently to one another, etc.
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The movie effectively demonstrates that the open markets pushed by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher were not constructed with the expectation, or even the hope, that a rapacious actor in the McCreadie mode would behave decently within them.
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The project was designed to address the fact that women are much less able to leave their villages due to poverty and family links while also empowering women in Tanzania's male-dominated society by offering them decently paid work.
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When you add in the fact that Misty is a decently cute, modular robot, I have to say I was cautiously optimistic that perhaps this could be a viable approach toward a future where we actually live with robots.
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And while it's rightly remembered as a time when people with limited educational credentials could find decently paid work, it was also a time when educational attainment was rising rapidly — more rapidly than it is today by key measures.
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Still, I realize now that I managed to grow up, do seven years of grad school, and start a decently prominent career around "ethics" without fully recognizing just how much of American culture and Western civilization is fundamentally unjust.
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And although it feels great to carry this light little guy with the shoulder strap (which stows away decently well), carrying it like a sleeve or clutch isn't so hot — a small handle or strap would make this much better.
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Astros 7, Nationals 1 | Houston Leads Series, 3-2 Joe Ross pitched decently for Washington in place of the injured Max Scherzer, but the Astros' Gerrit Cole dominated the Nationals' hitters all night to tilt the series in Houston's favor.
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The early 245th century scientist Élie Metchnikoff hypothesized that aging is caused by toxic bacteria in the gut, and so to stave it off he drank sour milk every day until eventually keeling over at the decently old age of 22017.
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The peso has behaved decently for two straight months, a feat for the fragile Argentine currency in times of increased political risk, and is expected to continue so into 2020, with a forecast of 52.7 per dollar in 12 months.
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This is currently $10 cheaper than Amazon's price, but if you're someone who, like me, has been waiting on the price to wiggle even more, this is an affordable way to add a decently powerful CPU to your PC build.
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The main difference is that everyone in Sports Illustrated's videos has decently tasteful hair, nobody is gyrating to techno music, and the headsets are cardboard boxes that would probably seem too low-budget for all but the cheapest B-movies.
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In the last election for governor, Latinos voted by a nearly three to one margin for Jerry Brown — he'd been governor in the '70s and '80s, they figured he could run things decently and rescue public education from a budgetary cliff.
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He doesn't shirk from depicting the rage and violence that brought down Weimar democracy, but he also shows the heroism and joy that came from standing against the rise of fascism, from people trying to live decently, freely and creatively.
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For such women — decently compensated, largely white and benefiting in many respects from the status quo — the election of Trump was a moment of bitter disillusionment leading perhaps to the first display of raw fury and political activism of their lives.
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All said, I was surprised that such a goofy flick in which many of the characters neglected to act like real people was able to decently hold a mirror to society with regard to the rapidly advancing state of technological innovation.
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From what I can tell, it's got a decently wide pool of users (here in New York, at least), so even if you've seen that passerby a dozen times, you won't be stumbling on their profile every time you open the app.
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With the use of Chrome OS (the Pixel C ran Android) and the inclusion of a decently-sized touchpad, a Pixelbook Tablet seems like it would be a much better alternative to a traditional Windows laptop than the Pixel C ever was.
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"It went decently from the beginning, but I think the more that I've gotten into this and the more that I've been vulnerable and talking about things that were more intimate to myself that I have picked up some weird insecurities," she explained.
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Luckily my hair is still decently clean from yesterday, so I spray some dry shampoo in it, run over it with the flat iron a few times, wash my face, put on some makeup, put the dog outside, and quickly get dressed.
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But Siemian waited on the Broncos bench for a year before skyrocketing up the depth chart following soon-to-be Hall of Famer Peyton Manning's retirement and the decently mediocre Brock Osweiler bolting for Houston as a free agent this past off-season.
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There are multiple videos on YouTube showing a torture test of brushing Cordura with a steel-toothed brush hundreds of times and comparing that against a decently high grade of nylon: where the nylon frays and tears, the Cordura exhibits only mild discoloration.
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Up front, there's a 13-megapixel camera with a maximum ISO stretching all the way up to 6400 — this helps the camera pull out a decently lit image even out of very dark environments, though that comes at the cost of image quality.
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And while they don't taste strongly of potatoes, they have a flavor that food scientists refer to as high-amplitude, meaning that every note is knitted together to produce a distinctive bloom, like Hellmann's mayonnaise or Coke or a decently aged Barolo.
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" Marshall L. Fisher, a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania who is an expert on retailing and was not involved in the project, said the study provided compelling evidence that "if you treat people decently, you get better results.
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"I quit my main job in February 2012 because the company I was working for was going nowhere, while Mutable Instruments' first quarter showed that I could live decently off the DIY kits even if we weren't quite there yet," Gillet tells me.
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We have all become such suckers for a bargain that we take the low prices of our foodstuffs for granted and are somehow unable to connect these bargain-basement prices to our children's inability to find meaningful work at a decently paid job.
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And while Mr. Mitsotakis may be able to cut taxes as promised, if the international creditors decide to give him a little space to build good will, that is unlikely to be enough to speed up Greece's growth or create decently paying jobs.
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And while Mr. Mitsotakis may be able to cut taxes as promised, if the international creditors decide to give him a little space to build good will, that is unlikely to be enough to speed up Greece's growth or create decently paying jobs.
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We have insisted that although we are the product of evolution just like any other animal, our evolutionary journey was special — that we inherited decently large brains from our ape ancestors and transformed them into the most formidable thinking machines on the planet.
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Both Iaquinta and his teammate Chris Weidman have done this well before—they aren't big kickers or known for their kicking games but they kick decently enough and can travel in quickly off them, not caring so much about religiously retreating to their guard.
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Add in the fact that the Gear 360 plays so nicely with Samsung handsets and the Gear VR, which is the most popular decently-powered VR headset on the market, and you're left with pretty killer potential for a great VR ecosystem from Samsung.
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"All we had been trying to do after sweeping up the streets on previous Sundays was talk with Sanitation about once-a-week pickups and nonexistent trash cans, and about how to decently treat people asking for help instead of blowing them off," he wrote.
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Over the past few decades, the Western diplomatic community made a big bet: If we all behaved decently toward Chinese leaders, then they'd naturally come to embrace liberal economic and cultural values and we could all eventually share a pinot at the University Club.
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The mode drops 64 players into a decently-sized map with an ever-shrinking play area, and due to the generally slower pace and every-player-for-themselves ruleset leads to more one-on-one combat encounters, where Mordhau's aforementioned complex melee combat maneuvers can shine.
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Unless YouTube wakes up one morning and decides to pay decently, everybody in music — not just us artists, but people who engineer recordings, who negotiate deals, who design posters and hundreds of other jobs — will continue to suffer the financial consequences of our industry's long-term slump.
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There are vague references to them on online forums (you will find the World Freeman Society to be a decently active community of people sporting FOTL ideals), but they are largely hidden, usually only outed during a show of defiance or a curbside arrest for civil disobedience.
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Focus tracking is available in video mode and while it definitely isn't perfect (it tends to momentarily lose subjects that are walking toward the camera) it generally works decently well, and you can change the speed at which it racks focus, so it can look nice and smooth.
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Hell, I can even tell you that although touch controls on headphones are universally bad, the touch controls on the Vinci work halfway decently, because the touch surface on the side is so large that you can just make huge, broad gestures that are easier to pull off.
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I like to think people assumed I was so wealthy that I felt no obligation to dress decently for the public, but based off the grim look of a woman wearing what looked like a $300 skirt, I think they could detect the sale-rack quality of my clothing.
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Within four hours of the news breaking, we had a decently complete story: a basic sketch of the new leader's life, an explanation as to how he became a consensus candidate when the two front-runners seemed headed toward a stalemate, and analysis of what his selection could mean.
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As both a person with a decently ample backside and a journalist who writes about sexual health regularly, I knew learning more about butts in every way possible could be an invaluable way to destigmatize conversations about them and what they do, from pooping to creating sexual pleasure.
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Your life so far has allowed you to develop some of them and to take up projects that you are committed to: Maybe it's playing the guitar decently, writing a short story, serving the needs of the less well off in your community, being a good Christian or Muslim.
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It's not the single greatest wireless gaming headset by any stretch, but it offers a good mix of features for its price: excellent sound, a decently comfortable fit, mic monitoring, extra audio modes, vocal cues, 6003 hours of battery life, solid range, and a flip-to-mute mic.
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Convertibles like this often skimp on ports, but Acer did a decently good job here: there's one USB-A port, a USB-C that you can use for USB-C things like a display (or even powering the laptop), and a typical Acer power adapter port with a tiny round plug.
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Not only did it offer things like library organization tools and keyboard mapping to appeal to regular gigging DJs, but it also had options that appealed to casual users, like a darn good Automix AI that you could set on at a house party and leave alone to decently DJ for the night.
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"Earning a best picture nomination is like hitting the box-office lottery with the nomination being a coveted object of desire within the industry since it can often have the power to transform a well-regarded, decently performing, sometimes esoteric movie into a bonafide blockbuster," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, said.
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The argument that at least he'll be treated more decently as their slave than as a free man taking his own chances is one that doesn't totally sit right with me — it rings too much of the pre-Civil War arguments used to justify the institution of slavery as a necessary and benevolent one.
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The filmmakers made the frustrating choice to cast caucasian actors in key Afghan roles (Girls' Christopher Abbott acquits himself decently as Kim's soulful fixer, but Alfred Molina is discomfitingly plummy and over-the-top as a high-ranked official), but at least they take the time to make a few of the locals human.
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I feel that as a higher-profile employer in the industry that we have a responsibility to speak out and be clear about where we stand, and hopefully influence other employers that you can treat people decently—that you can pay good wages, and you can still be profitable, and you can stay in business.
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Strange as it might sound, sex work has been an excellent option for me and many of my friends who have "invisible illnesses" like fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and endocrine disorders, which, while undetectable to any observer or client, make it difficult or impossible to keep a full-time, decently paying job for a long time.
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Instead, we must reform the basic systems that allow people to live decently — the systems that decide what kind of school children attend, whether politicians listen to donors or citizens, whether or not people can tend to their ailments, whether they are paid enough, and with sufficient reliability, to make plans and raise kids.
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But until that happens, I don't think I can point ... I haven't been working like super long but yeah a decently long chunk of time now, and I can't point to any piece of technology that has had as much ... It has so captured the discussion of the industry with so little actual use.
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In a country swamped with debt, where the richest 1 percent of the population claims a quarter of the national income while many of the rest struggle to find decently paid work, the news about the model — whose picture has appeared on more than one protest sign over the last two weeks — generated disgust with Mr. Hariri.
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David Barton Gym—where "drag queens worked out in platform heels" and "locker rooms doubled as hookup joints," as the New York Times noted—may be the best-known among them, but from San Francisco to Los Angeles to Chicago and everywhere in between, any decently sized urban core of gay men will likely sport a "gay" gym nearby.
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We're loving the TCL 21999.99-inch 214K Roku TV on sale at Walmart for $21999.99, saving you $230, proving that you don't have to drop a small fortune for a decently-sized 4K smart TV. But if you do have that kind of space, we'll let you flex because these deals are too good not to.
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We're loving the TCL 214-inch 21999.99K Roku TV on sale at Walmart for $249.99, saving you $230, proving that you don't have to drop a small fortune for a decently-sized 4K smart TV. But if you do have that kind of space, we'll let you flex because these deals are too good not to.
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If all goes according to plan, Comcast will be able to boast a decently sized streaming platform and hopefully drive more interest and growth in cable TV. And truly, nothing would be more impressive in 2020 than a streaming service that can keep cord cutters happy and maybe even convince people to head back to cable.
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That President Trump will mend his ways and behave decently in office (that one is beginning to unravel pretty quickly); that Brexit, being a clear recipe for economic damage at home and diminished status abroad, will soon be abandoned, or watered down beyond recognition, by a Parliament and a public that slowly come back to their senses.
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While the share of Americans who say "poor people have hard lives because government benefits don't go far enough to help them live decently" has climbed recently, and more now agree that "racial discrimination is the main reason why many black people can't get ahead these days," there's a chasm of roughly 153 points between where Democrats and Republicans stand on those topics.
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I would not bet against the full tilters in the long run, but my suspicion is that left-populism needs another downturn or crisis to really seize its moment; in a world with 4 percent unemployment, the promise of a guaranteed job and government health insurance is likely to feel abstract and risky even if the ideas technically poll decently.
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He stacks up decently to his predecessor President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, who was lauded for four percent growth in the economy and the addition of 22019 million jobs.
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"Instead of the boring skin smoothening and whitening functions that make everyone look the same, [the phone] is capable of optimizing skin colors in a customized way, making sure that the color of the face and the neck stays decently similar," Meitu CTO Zhang Wei explained to TechCrunch, adding that the feature can apply different types of edits to photos that include multiple people.
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Grant did poorly at West Point; decently as a young officer in the Mexican War; not so well as an officer when the conflict was over (tedium took its toll, and he was forced to resign from the Army for being drunk on duty); and then terribly as a would-be businessman in St. Louis, forced at last to sell firewood on the street.
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That would be decently impressive if Hendricks had tried to 'stand and bang' with Thompson (which I'm sure many are already claiming), but just as in Holly Holm's victory over Ronda Rousey it was the execution of a perfect gameplan built around denying the opponent their A-game, yet showed the ability to stall or fight off that A-game in moments where the gameplan itself fell short.
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This wasn't a one-off — Facebook has grown by over 150 million users year on year for the past four years at least, and growth has actually accelerated recently: Predictably, the strongest growth has been in the least mature markets — Asia and Facebook's "Rest of World" geographic segments led the charge, with more than 75 million new users each over the past year, while North America and Europe added fewer users (but still grew decently).
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And I know people have been like, "Well, no, it's not—my town is like that, too," but I only grew up where I grew up, so it's impossible for me to draw equivalencies, but I think that it's a decently accurate portrayal of this suburban America that has, in some ways, this façade of white picket fences, of it being Pleasantville where everyone is just so happy, but underneath it there's this wave of misplaced religion and bankruptcy and opioid addiction and clinical depression and alcoholism that gets ignored.
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They are no doubt delighted to hear that we were not under the kind of pressure that we worry may be blighting their lives, that our parents were decently removed from the whole process, that we applied to only five — or three — or two schools, that we had never heard of hiring college consultants or taking prep courses, that we lost no sleep over where we would get in, that we never thought of doing "college visiting" tours with our parents, and that we generally lived in a saner, less stressed and happier time.
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