" Still, she adds, "I have a definite problem with online shopping, a definite problem with Postmates.
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The clue "Something that's definite?" refers to the fact that the word THE is a definite article.
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Where it stands: The Atlantic first reported the plan late Sunday night and cautioned that nothing with Steyer is definite until it's definite.
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Not only did the particles not possess definite properties in advance of measurement, the operations performed on them were not even conducted in a definite sequence.
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Researchers studied 433,268 people, aged 38 to 73, who defined themselves as either "definite morning" types, "moderate morning" types, "moderate evening" types or "definite evening" types.
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Not as large as other factors Richmond stressed that the 48% lower risk was identified among "extreme" cases, where people identified themselves as "definite" morning people out of the five categories they could chose from -- definite morning, more morning than evening, neither, more evening than morning, definite evening.
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Conventional quantum measurements generally gather complete information at one time—for example, they determine a definite shape, or a definite color—rather than partial information spanning several times.
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Emma Watson has a definite favorite among the Disney princesses.
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Nuraphones were a definite Kickstarter success story, raising $1.8 million.
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I THINK THERE YOU HAVE A DEFINITE OPPORTUNITY STILL PERHAPS.
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But here it is — absolute and definite and quite overpowering.
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Arms has a definite learning curve for those pursuing mastery.
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I think that's a definite concern with autonomy and robotics.
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At least one of the answers is a definite yes.
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According to Heidi Montag, the answer is a definite yes.
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As someone with social anxiety, this is a definite plus.
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China's economic woes are a definite drag on U.S. markets.
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So the need for not correlated hedge funds is definite.
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It's a "definite downside" to the job, according to Megan.
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Do you have a definite "type" when selecting romantic partners?
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Scioscia said there is no definite timetable for Heaney's return.
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There's a definite chance that some of them back Trump.
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He said there is "definite momentum" toward a final resolution.
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She has no definite plans to make adjustments, she said.
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At the end of each chapter was a definite ending.
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But his fans noticed a definite change in his pocket.
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However, nothing is definite until it's announced by the President.
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The playful costumes of Martha Hally are a definite help.
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Good bosses weigh their options and make a definite choice.
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Yes, that was a definite hit on her from someone.
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The disappointing answer is that I have no definite idea.
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One also told Bloomberg that the shift wasn't definite yet.
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I've made this item a definite addition to my wardrobe.
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A: (Pauses) No, not that I can be definite of.
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The age situation in the House is a definite problem.
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A. With some antibiotics, the answer is a definite no.
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Of contemporary writers, Thure Erik Lund is my definite favorite.
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The answer to the first question is a definite yes.
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You can't ask a question and get a definite answer.
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There was first a definite cultural evolution in the 2000s.
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He doesn't have a definite vision for his retirement, either.
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The association was strongest for psychological disorders: Those who identified as "definite evening types" were nearly twice as likely to report having a psychological illness than those who were "definite morning types," the study found.
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Plus, you'll be supporting small businesses and artisans — a definite bonus.
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"This is a definite sign of the apocalypse, right?" quipped another.
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Some headhunters say it's too early to spot any definite trend.
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"It's a definite 'no' in my book," Bowe told Page Six.
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The stereo speakers and 21.43-watt subwoofer have a definite kick.
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Portillo's is a definite go for anyone planning to visit Chicago.
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It wasn't a major problem but it was a definite annoyance.
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Last I checked, I was Gryffindor with some definite Ravenclaw tendencies.
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In November, she gushed about writing a book titled Definite Purpose.
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There are definite Arkham vibes, but with a much lighter tone.
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There are few definite things in quantum mechanics, only a probabilities.
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So there was a definite uncertainty as I went to Tribal.
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"It was a definite grab, [a] very long grab," she said.
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In their individual series, these characters have definite themes or feelings.
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They both have definite things going for them, and different approaches.
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The contemporary left has no structure nor even a definite label.
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"It was a definite grab, a very long grab," she testified.
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But the bling on her hand was a definite bright spot.
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While you mull that one over, here's some definite fake news.
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One is a definite yes ... but the other not so much.
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"Definite causes will take some time" to figure out, he said.
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She hedges her bets with a definite maybe or maybe not.
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According to Channing Dungey, ABC Entertainment President, it's a definite possibility.
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The company did not announce any definite plans to do so.
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And Penn Station has definite shortcomings beyond the dispiriting, shabby look.
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"With the help of God, their defeat is definite," he said.
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It's hard to single out one definite reason for this trend.
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Gail: Aha, I feel our conversational sled skidding toward definite disagreement.
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There is a definite cerebral quality to the enjoyment of LPC.
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Detecting it was a near-definite indication of a nuclear accident.
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"There will be more storms — that's a definite," Dr. Bell said.
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But once you've experienced it, there's a definite "A-ha!" moment.
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"I think now it's definite," she said of her latest retirement.
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"There's no definite result one way or the other," he said.
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There was a definite angel vibe to the Irish actress' look.
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Similarly electrons might not have definite properties, but they do exist.
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Personable products aimed at your wallet are a definite mini-trend.
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Definite recipe for a rough ride home ... on a boat, anyway.
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The only definite in the world is that nothing last forever.
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And it's true that this app design is a definite improvement.
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After controlling for age and sex, smoking, body mass index, sleep duration and other variables, they found that compared with "definite morning" types, "definite evening" types had a 10 percent increased risk of dying from any cause.
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The result is an interactive list of 33 individuals, organized by how likely they are to run, from definite candidates, like Julián Castro and Senator Elizabeth Warren, to definite non-candidates, including Tom Steyer and Oprah Winfrey.
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There are a few definite effects one can describe and reason about.
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There are definite benefits to working in close proximity to each other.
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It was the iPhone, even if Apple doesn't like the definite article.
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Villanelle is a world-class international hit-woman with definite sociopathic tendencies.
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But the department has not received any definite commitment, the official said.
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Handel's victory shows that, at this point, that's still a definite possibility.
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Beyonce and sister Solange had a dance-off ... a definite fan favorite.
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If true, the initiative is a definite step in the right direction.
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"The paper does not say that this is a real, definite thing."
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For Shell, there's a definite self-serving aspect to all of this.
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The answer to the last question, it seems, is a definite no.
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"It was a moment of definite disbelief, but also openheartedness," she said.
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As finstas become increasingly widespread, a definite pattern appears to be emerging.
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Wasser told Interview magazine that she has very definite ideas about marriage.
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Calling someone "daddy" online is a definite trend without a specific definition.
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On the best days, I would say it's a definite 10/10.
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Rocking a definite country boy aesthetic, Clint lives on his family's farm.
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He is a definite fighter to watch in the light heavyweight division.
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Outwardly, there is no sign yet of a definite change in policy.
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There's definite inspiration from the news that we incorporated into the stories.
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"Some of them had definite opinions about how they looked," Ousley said.
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Realistic worst case: Last place in the division is a definite possibility.
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The IRS has definite rules for what qualifies as foreign earned income.
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"Diaz was a definite positive for us," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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A definite theme in your work is a sort of meta-ness.
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The only dislikes she was definite about had to do with eating.
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Republicans reveled in what they saw as a definite political win. Sen.
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However, there is definite room for improvement in the Better Deal plan.
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It's a cool poster to have hanging and a definite conversation starter.
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We have a definite areas of common interest we'll work on jointly.
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A bankruptcy filing is not yet definite and still could be averted.
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"Dennis Fung was a definite weak link," Clark says in the documentary.
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Based on the league's previous experiments, the answer is a definite no.
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"I am saying a definite 'enough' to this," he wrote on Facebook.
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In other words, they fought hard — and with definite cause for optimism.
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Spoiler alert: The answer is a definite yes, he can get cuter.
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Is it too soon to draw any definite conclusions from this research?
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And we have some definite ideas about how to be less indecisive.
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Add some falsetto and the resulting track has definite Beach Boys vibes.
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Is it a smart idea or a definite way to go broke?
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For me as a designer, Scott has a definite point of view.
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There is a definite whiff of the Colosseum about the whole thing.
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Of the many treatments that exist, there is not a definite winner.
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We'll update this post if there's a definite hold put on the launch.
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It felt like an in-between album, like it wasn't definite to me.
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Ladies, unless he's your man, popping up unannounced is a definite no-no.
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My week without an alarm clock had a definite effect on my fitness.
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"There is definite tension between them right from the first scene," he says.
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There is a list of six "definite no's" --the top five are black.
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It has one definite meaning that will offer itself up to diligent students.
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It's not disclosing its valuation except to say it's a definite up round.
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Showalter said there is a definite difference to the Orioles when Jones plays.
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Didi's investments in regions around the world present a definite challenge to Uber.
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It has other teams doing safety and security, but there's a definite mismatch.
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I get a long-sleeved hoodie shirt, too, which is a definite bonus.
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"There is definite tension between them right from the first scene," Harington said.
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It was also a definite decision to include voices you don't hear of.
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Yet for migrants and traffickers this particular route also has a definite upside.
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That's not equality but it is a definite step in the right direction.
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This is big-city living, albeit with a definite Southern flair and grace.
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"It was a definite grab, [a] very long grab," Swift said in court.
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Trump seemed to have few definite ideas about what healthcare reform should accomplish.
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The photon, in other words, has definite reality at the beginning and end.
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You have an especially loyal queer fanbase, there's a definite overlap I think.
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Unlike nearly all other folk tales, however, Slendy has a definite origin point.
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As always, we'll remain skeptical until definite confirmation when the Galaxy S8 debuts.
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But it did not give any definite indication that it would reduce output.
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"Certainly in our lifetime," Sheeran said of the (very definite-sounding) release date.
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In many of the above cases, the "copycat" approach has its definite advantages.
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All I know is, it seemed very definite to me at the time.
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One year after the yield curve inverts, though, there's a more definite split.
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I, Jeff Bezos, super rich adult man and definite Big Boy, like trucks!
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Earlier today, Netflix announced a definite second season of 13 Reasons Why — phew.
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But there are some definite hints, and her points stand on their own.
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Now, someone had given my skills and accomplishments a definite value, in dollars.
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Absent a definite objective, antagonizing Beijing creates unnecessary risks, and is therefore unwise.
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She had very definite views, and was seldom right but never in doubt.
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He has a definite cynicism but he's not mean — more like a wiseguy.
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Having a definite surname increased women's rights consciousness and protected their property rights.
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He added that the 2017 wildfires had a "definite impact" on wine tourism.
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While no preparation is a definite problem, preparation in secret is also worrisome.
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As in Glacial Decoy, a definite, more identifiable gesture seems just beyond reach.
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He was being very firm and definite in the way he said it.
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But he confessed to one definite difference between himself and his aristocratic character.
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Yet we know too well that public happiness is not permanent and definite.
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A Boeing official cautioned against drawing any definite conclusions until more is known.
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The official cautioned that nothing is definite until the announcement has been made.
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Research doesn&apost have a definite answerDoctors debunk the 25 biggest pregnancy myths
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And love is a topic on which Sugar has definite and profound opinions.
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Today, Johnson says there are no definite plans for Roasteries beyond that city.
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Most pennies minted that year have very definite spaces between those two letters.
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There is a definite "Romeo and Juliet"/"West Side Story" dynamic at play.
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This slow cooker, however, has some definite bonuses I have come to love.
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Asking an assistant a question is a distinct action with a definite endpoint.
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"There is definite tension between them right from the first scene," said Harington.
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She concedes there is a definite tradeoff between safety and independence in today's parenting.
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A definite state can branch into mutually contradictory historical trajectories that later come together.
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"We cannot accuse one person without definite evidence, this is not correct," Cavusoglu said.
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"There is a definite collation between the participants and their painted wheels," she explains.
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One definite buyer calls me daily to get a read on all the headlines.
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There are a couple of instrumental tracks that have a definite Neil Young influence.
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There's a definite maturity here and a significant step up in terms of cohesion.
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The win today was huge, a definite morale booster and what this team needed.
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Lagarde cautioned, however, that more data is necessary before making a more definite call.
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Wish I could be definite, but hey — if it seems real to you — Enjoy!
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Users only have two options with definite outcomes: kill these people or those people.
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Light conversation topics are a definite perk of being very new to a language!
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Now, it is definite that the show will return, albeit for only 8 episodes.
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School officials -- including head football coach Hugh Freeze -- just copped to 3 definite violations.
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" If "we" means current human beings, then the answer is a fairly definite "no.
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The Wreck-It Ralph 2 presentation was the definite the highlight of the day.
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Net interest income growing is a definite positive, but how long can that continue?
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Don't get us wrong, beaded bags and fanny packs are a definite wardrobe staple.
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The market is bullet proof right now, so there's a definite feeling of frontloading.
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"We don't use cluster bombs in Sanaa, this is clear and definite," he said.
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Ryan gave Palmer a "definite jail sentence" of six months, and fined him $5,000.
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Making the decision to pursuing an acting career after graduation was a definite switch.
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However, that can cause a definite change in meaning when exchanging text across platforms.
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Ms Wynn: It's tough for me to provide a definite yes or no answer.
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Lagarde cautioned, however, that more data was necessary before making a more definite call.
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"Portion sizes and words like 'crudo' were definite challenges" at first, Mr. Hall admitted.
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But there are definite risks if the government won't grant the group antitrust exemption.
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We think it adds to the environment, and it's a definite draw in recruiting.
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The hour went by quickly, but the extra 30 minutes was a definite bonus.
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It's such a highly concentrated, definite, concise piece, and yet it's still very lighthearted.
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UnitedMasters has some definite potential, and it's about time someone tried something new here.
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The Cubans even invited the F.B.I. in to investigate, with no definite cause found.
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"We have a firm possibility of a definite maybe of several things," Ziska said.
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She has a definite personality, a strong sense of aesthetics and a defined path.
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"We have some casualties, but we're still not definite about how many," he said.
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Congress could consider revisiting the Paperwork Reduction Act to include more definite enforcement mechanisms.
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My job has definite busy and slow seasons and right now is painfully slow.
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When it comes to who their ideal clients are, financial advisors have definite ideas.
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The two have a definite resemblance, and share a near-formal bearing in public.
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Mr. Moore had definite opinions about playing heroic adventurers long before he became Bond.
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It was also clear that they had a definite set of rules about pictures.
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Corti is already deployed in Copenhagen, where the AI has made a definite difference.
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It said it was too early to give any definite response to the offer.
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The addition of the definite article, "the," changed the way the word was understood.
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However, also unlike McNamara and the rest, he has definite beliefs about the world.
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I learned that sometimes there was no definite reason for the way I felt.
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We found there is a definite trade-off between sugar content and fruit size.
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GOP dep whip tells me it's a definite possibility 'skinny' could pass House intact.
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If you make a measurement, the superposition collapses to a definite value: 163 or 0.
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In addition, every particle has an actual, definite location, even when it's not being observed.
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In definite need of a shower and some foooooooood before going out for the evening.
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Like SFU or the Showtime sitcom The Big C, there are definite moments of humor.
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The dress' slit to the thigh has a definite Angelina Jolie at the Oscars vibe.
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"Lori is remorseful, and she has definite regrets," the source tells PEOPLE about Loughlin, 56.
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Making a video for this was a definite from its first day in the studio.
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That's not definite, but that evidence seemed to me to be a little more persuasive.
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Samsung's current smartband, the Gear Fit2, isn't submersible underwater, so that's a definite winning point.
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"There is definite synergy between owning the content and having the largest distributor," Malone said.
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Ms Walther, founder of the Seattle gathering, responds with a definite "yes" to that question.
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Children are a definite yes for them, they say, but they're not in a rush.
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"We saw a definite uptick," said Liam Bailey, global head of research for Knight Frank.
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He says the casualty figures are not yet definite and that the numbers might change.
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We cannot allow that someone changes the number of victims for something that is definite.
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"It was a definite grab, [a] very long grab," Swift, 27, said in court Thursday.
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If you particularly like this mix of red, black, and titanium it's a definite keeper.
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As I launch into my questions, there is a definite guard to Diaz's sparring partner.
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If you only show men as scientists, that has a definite impression, on all kids.
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Me, it is definite evidence of the growing popularity of machine vision in consumer applications.
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I don't know what it is, but it's a definite thing that happens to me.
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But there is a definite line in the sand when you become her fiercest critic.
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Thom Tillis (North Carolina) -- "I'm a definite yes," he told CNN on May 10. Sen.
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According to the European Chamber of Commerce in China the answer is a definite no.
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"He had very definite ideas of what he wanted it to look like," Huntley recalled.
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We saw demand and definite market need and created an online portal to meet it.
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My business decisions and strategies were very intentional, definite and planned to the nth degree.
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There is no way to call this case possible sexual assault; it was definite rape.
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"They don't have a definite horizon as to where they want to be," he said.
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Yes, there are some definite challenges ahead, but we also identified two especially bright spots.
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He had flushed face, he had the red eye and he was in definite distress.
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Those findings can make it hard to celebrate the wins, but there were definite wins.
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The best way to stay sane is to give it some definite form and purpose.
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And, notably, E Ink, the Media Lab's one definite, unambiguous big win … back in 1996.
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The coronavirus outbreak has no definite ending on the horizon, and uncertainty defines the moment.
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One thing, however, is definite: These spells have given me a renewed sense of purpose.
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"If there is no definite video evidence, then it's all circumstantial after that," Imler said.
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There were some definite role models of jerkdom back then, like [the producer] Steve Albini.
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I want it to be a definite homer right from the pop of the bat.
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The player fit the bill perfectly and, in Slutsky's mind, would be a definite upgrade.
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Speaking on Tuesday morning, Vigneault eschewed verbs like "expect" and "hope" for more definite language.
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Although I don't know that it's a definite thing at the end of our film.
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There was a definite attraction when we worked together, but we never acted on it.
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That was a definite order from Garth: Hit the gym and put on some weight.
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But Pence didn't mention BAT — a definite elephant in the room — during his Tuesday speech.
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It's not super busy, but it's pretty boring and a definite underutilization of my skillset.
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"Foreign investors are waiting for a definite confirmation of a change in government," Ferreira said.
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Heavy, salty, and meaty, this pizza was a definite lowlight of the decade's fast food.
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Little Tong Noodle Shop plunges mixian into soups and sauces that make a definite impression.
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And life at El Barretal is a definite step up from those first, soaking days.
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"Bachelor in Paradise" star Grant Kemp clearly has strong rebound game ... and a definite type.
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Their fresh mozzarella, pizzas, and pastas are impeccable—a definite must if coming to Austin.
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However, she concludes that more research is needed in order to make a definite conclusion.
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It's still early going, and it would be irresponsible to draw too definite a conclusion.
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To be clear, this isn't a bad strategy: It's definite, which is what's important these days.
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"If Chinese demand falls off, then that has a definite impact on global growth," Lau said.
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"The trend is definite," Xu told reporters on the sidelines of the ongoing Communist Party Congress.
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If you're going to shower and be a functional human being, towels are a definite necessity.
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It's both featherlight and creamy, and I notice a definite reduction in puffiness under the eyes.
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Not every sunblock is flattering on brown skin — a pasty complexion is a definite no-no.
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But it will be a definite step up from almost no one using Stories on Facebook.
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Looking back on things, I think I would have made sure I had some definite proof.
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That's why there is also a definite external and public relations element to the Frei hiring.
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While Swift was on the stand, she said there was a "definite grab," according to Rosenbaum.
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Look, there's a definite slowdown, but I do think the world is a bit too jumpy.
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"The loss of GERB is definite and clear," Borisov told reporters after exit polls were published.
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The experts are knowledgeable, sure — but Van Ness is the definite star of his own podcast.
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Gab launched almost exactly a year ago with a definite ethos: Free speech at all cost.
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Back then, there was a very definite difference in each city, and this was Britain, clear.
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For players who just want to tap out to their favorite jams, that's a definite plus.
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A definite R, for reasons that include full-frontal male nudity and the aforementioned bloody murders.
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Actually, I'd say that's a definite...Cost and availabilityThis is the part where things get grim.
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And lastly, making what has the definite feel of the final curtain call at PAOK Thessaloniki.
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Where Einstein is correct, however, is in his belief that Sonos is at a definite disadvantage.
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"This is a definite setback," Michael Goldberg, the attorney for Schaefer's mother, Kia Walker, tells PEOPLE.
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A definite cause of the crash has not been determined by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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We've certainly seen cases where there was a definite attempt to avoid legislation in European countries.
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The expectant mom stepped out on Tuesday in a maternity dress that has definite royal approval.
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With all that activity, days of four-plus launches are a definite possibility in the future.
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Instagram's clearly willing to follow where users lead with the app, so it's a definite possibility.
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That's a definite no-no, and I can't blame Meghan for not coming to the door.
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But how about the issues that have no definite answers such as ethical and philosophical questions?
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One person cautioned that the President wasn't presenting the solar-paneled wall as the definite solution.
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"However, there is no definite plan for how to form a new company," the publication said.
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No. They have a craft cocktail bar, which is neat, but a definite no for me.
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This is a definite retreat from the Obama administration's charging policies, and it is generally wrongheaded.
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" Anderson's father Thurston added, "We have nothing definite so we wanted to look at the spot.
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But the definite message here: If you see Levine without a hat, offer him your own.
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While Wednesday was likely the day, according to several sources, all stressed it was not definite.
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If you're ever hesitant about bringing a potential (or definite) issue to light, just do it.
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During the 21994s, Portland developed a thorough-going civil defense program with definite Cold War aims.
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Can you point to smoking gun evidence that cats are the definite culprit in these extinctions?
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"There has been a definite shift in emphasis since Xi Jinping took over," says Ms Varrall.
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Grown apes are many times stronger than people, have definite opinions and — unsurprisingly — act like apes.
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We know that its inclusion is a definite possibility and have high hopes it will happen.
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Before trying to answer that, it is worth acknowledging that there can be no definite conclusion.
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I'm on Cruz's list of definite supporters at this phase, and I have been for months.
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Knowing what we know (and we know quite a lot), that answer is a definite yes.
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Which isn't to say there isn't room for clarity about certain definite, reliable sources of power.
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Jeffery spoke last week in definite terms: when, not if, the Eagles won the Super Bowl.
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Now it has a hotel that echoes those glamorous days with a definite 21st century twist.
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Mr. Netanyahu, for his part, claimed a "definite victory" for the right-wing bloc in Parliament.
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The investigators also seemed to have definite opinions about what journalists in Kashmir should be doing.
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The segments set in Bangladesh are the most powerfully written, with a clear and definite authority.
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It found that for serious diseases, like cancer, all the policies carried a definite financial benefit.
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There are definite gaps in the tone and subject of the memes from platform to platform.
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The deadline for definite duties, which are typically in place for five years, is Feb. 28.
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While this is a definite plus, these socks perform just as well in traditional running shoes.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Only one definite conclusion can be drawn from Theresa May's latest parliamentary defeat.
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Lim was the definite underdog in the matchup, and had her work cut out for her.
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I barely got him to the show so Spotify reenactments are a definite no for him.
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Horn's enchanting Super 8, 12-minute, color film is a definite highlight of the Metz show.
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One thing that is definite is that Trump has changed the way candidates campaign for president.
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Short-term rentals are a definite no-no in our doorman building, regardless of city rules.
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Where it stands: The CDC and health officials still cannot identify a definite product or source.
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There was the ex who said my serial infidelity was a "definite" sign of psychopathic tendencies.
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The dreamy feeling had gone, but there was a definite improvement in energy levels, focus, and mindset.
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But, for infants, " a definite benefit is that acupuncture shortens the strenuous period of colic," she said.
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We want the president to push the EPA to make those [studies] more public and more definite.
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Like most service comparisons, there is no definite winner, because the "best" service depends on your interests.
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He compared Kipling's language to footprints, "so strong and definite was the impression which it left behind".
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The Guardians — mild spoiler alert— are fighting a subterranean battle, so there's a definite lack of light.
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Besides retail, there would be a definite impact on the energy industry, if it is applied broadly.
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We're told producers put out feelers already and there's definite interest on the part of both women.
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Nicki Minaj recently featured Jade and Baddie Gi in her music video ... a definite shot at Cardi.
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Ultimately, urban farming has a definite function as people need to grow more food within the city.
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The slogan is really a sign, and as such it contains a subliminal but very definite message.
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Despite the progress TV has made in the past few years, there's still definite room for improvement.
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And a bit of a battle axe...I felt a definite responsibility to not play the end.
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Archie Andrews: Definite Superhero Archie Andrews was attacked by a bear, died, and came back to life.
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The other one-on-one goes to Tia, who emerges as a definite frontrunner with this episode.
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That fact established, another Frenchman, Louis-Joseph Proust, extended the idea with the law of definite proportions.
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Looking ahead to 063, it's definite that our Goodreads queues will be getting a whole lot longer.
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Heitkamp said she's still not a definite "no" on the tax plan, as key provisions keep changing.
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Firing missiles close to Guam, which the North Koreans have promised to do, is a definite threat.
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The post is a definite hit for fans, garnering more than 20,000 comments, including one from Madge.
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So they have to show that maybe Trump&aposs policies are having a definite effect on employment.
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Perhaps most surprising of all, the product actually has a definite ship date here in the States.
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Similar to other industries, there are definite busy and slow seasons in the world of band merchandise.
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Japan's economic engine may not exactly be roaring, but there is a definite hum in the air.
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"There is no scientific evidence that provides a definite answer to that question," the CDC website states.
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"I cannot make any definite promise," he told reporters in Manila, according to The New York Times.
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Hell, why not have a female lead and draw a definite line under the whole Clarkson era?
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Yet analysts say its clear technical break in the past day is not a definite buying signal.
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Behavior like Schlossberg's is definite grounds for termination says entrepreneur, investor and "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary.
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"We hope we will very soon reach some definite conclusion," Burr said, without setting a target deadline.
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Lusty Mars spends the first five days of April in your sign — a definite hotspot for loving.
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We like to have definite answers when we're doing these explorations, but unfortunately, it's not there yet.
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But one step at a time, starting with Facebook founder, CEO and definite human person, Mark Zuckerberg .
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Placing a definite article in front of "Fame" in the album's title is jarring, an alienation effect.
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These vibrant pillows are so unique; they'll look great in your home and are definite conversation starters.
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I had nothing definite planned, but for testing's sake, I tried out a hypothetical trip to Boston.
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Four months into the experiment of countering parliamentary populism, it is too early to draw definite conclusions.
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But when a physicist goes into the laboratory and performs an experiment, there is a definite outcome.
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The controls on the mic are simple, a definite plus for those looking to plug and play.
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But Mauro said nobody could make definite predictions — illustrating the problem with Brexit in the first place.
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Bloomberg's engagement stance contrasts with some of his Democratic rivals — and it's a definite departure from Trump.
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Duterte said Monday he could not "make any definite promise" about the trip due to his schedule.
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So like any other society, there are definite fault lines in The Circle's cozy construction of friendship.
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"There has been a definite, gradual increase since the onset of information about global warming," he said.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, this set is extremely bass-heavy, a definite crowd-pleaser.
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On top of that, Baldur's Gate 3 can have a definite Gothic-pulp sensibility in its subplots.
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But he also says Iran has shown "definite interest" in critical infrastructure targets that include electric utilities.
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WEISS To a certain degree this really is an experiment, so there's a definite level of risk.
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Immigration agents testifying before the panel called the amnesties a definite "pull force" for further illegal entries.
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In Charlie Gard's case, though, the choice is between a possible future and a definite non-future.
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It is no more definite, no more determined than any of us were in such a state.
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"If you can't get a definite guarantee, then the nuclear deal can not be continued," he said.
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Nonprofits pay less than the private sector, and that has definite costs for their programs and employees.
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Our president's past views on monetary policy range all over the map; he has been both an inflation hawk and an inflation dove, and he obviously has no definite and deeply held views on monetary issues, as he has no definite and deeply held views on many other topics.
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Taking a look at the past winners, there's a definite type: thin shape, fair skin, and long hair.
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Switch, and there's a definite chance either Durant or Curry will have at least one mismatch to exploit.
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Glor expects to be pushed off the newscast, but hasn't been told anything definite, according to two sources.
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I have very definite character descriptions... so that it's easier to slip in and out of [the roles].
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There's some definite yellow flags that suggest it couldn't be as slick as Microsoft wants us to believe.
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Those non-core businesses were a definite theme throughout the earnings reported over the last couple of weeks.
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Greater certainty to the Brexit situation would help the British currency find a more definite direction, Bennett said.
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On opening the bag, each fruit then assumes a definite identity, regardless of how far they are separated.
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While there are some definite theories about the survivors, we know someone will no longer be joining us.
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But the only way to make your future definite is to untie your hands and seize the day!
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How can an ostensibly sane person repeatedly experience such a definite smell and fail to locate the source?
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Having spent a week and half with the unit, I can say the answer is a definite yes.
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Filming on Apple's campus is strictly prohibited, so filming an unreleased iPhone X is a definite rule violation.
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There's no denying the Queen has been sporting a definite glow since celebrating her Sapphire Jubilee on Feb.
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This perimeter has different boarders that are much harder to define and measure because they are not definite.
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While these are definite perks and can help make a more spacious, fuel-efficient car, there are concerns.
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Either way, if you do want to remember someone's name, there are definite ways you can do that.
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Follow-up research is needed to find a definite answer, but there are some correlating factors, Sherman said.
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There is no such thing as a definite acquittal, the court artist tells him; the court "forgets nothing".
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The others hadn't yet, but had definite plans to, with most intending to move within around nine months.
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That it's a look unlikely to have street-style photographers blocking my path I consider a definite plus.
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Unlike, say, bat-flipping, grunting in tennis has been shown to give the player responsible a definite advantage.
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Keeping the space close to its roots was a definite goal—and that meant not going too highbrow.
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"We think it most important to stress that celiac disease is a definite disorder," Husby told Reuters Health.
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Summers said it's too early to reach any definite conclusions yet and urged more research on the topic.
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There are definite signs that the Energizer phone's Indiegogo campaign was more stunt than a realistic fundraising attempt.
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He has a definite lineage within the Republican Party—and if Trump had ancestors, he'll also have descendants.
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James Blunt is a bona fide Twitter superstar, and those skills at sass have definite real-world applications.
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So, maybe it's not just the pretty packaging (although that's a definite selling point) or rebellion-as-commodity.
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According to China Gadgets Reviews, the phone will be about $100, so that's a definite A for Affordable.
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Tennis is improvisation between two players within a definite structure, which could be extended to reader and writer.
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But there is a definite parallel between this image of Ruthie and the iconic Rosie the Riveter illustration.
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"I'm definitely going to bring it up if we don't have them by then -- that's a definite," Rep.
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Definite measures, if they are to be adopted, would now have to be in place by Feb. 1.
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He has a definite brand and is somebody who has been well-known in the state for decades.
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"There was definite anticipation about what we were there to do, exactly, besides eat ice cream," she explains.
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They asked participants whether they were a morning or evening person, and to what degree (moderate or definite).
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According to the dean of Columbia University School of Professional Studies (SPS), the answer is a definite yes.
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But roughly 22019 hours later, the administration signaled they have not decided on a definite course of action.
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But it is a definite change that they are using those terms with regard to the President. 2.
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A double exposure that gives a man two heads is too definite, like something from a horror film.
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The female Kurdish fighters have had a "definite impact on the male part of Kurdish society," says Hamad.
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Sondland plans to testify Wednesday that there was a definite quid pro quo in Trump's demands to Ukraine.
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But roughly 85033 hours later, the administration signaled they have not decided on a definite course of action.
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But outside Diana's house, a surprising but most definite sign of progress -- the transmission tower is standing again.
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"I'm definitely going to bring it up if we don't have them by then — that's a definite," Rep.
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Much like the New Romantics, it was a scene without a real sound, but with a definite look.
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"My daughter is a definite yes," she said, but she still didn't know which way she was leaning.
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Though it seems wholly focused on reducing child exploitation, the EARN IT Act has definite implications for encryption.
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But I repeat again: to our regret, there have so far been no definite arrangements regarding this (meeting).
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Even though college athletes are paid in fame, training, and scholarships, there are also definite risks and drawbacks.
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Each categorized herself as a definite evening or morning type, a somewhat morning or evening type, or neither.
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What were her instructions for transforming the uncertain stuff of Lenù's consciousness into a definite series of images?
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I think there's a definite optimism in calling a fragrance Sì at the moment, particularly a female scent.
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TOKYO — Japan's economic engine may not exactly be roaring, but there is a definite hum in the air.
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However, there are definite similarities between Pudge and Green — and Green is more than willing to admit them.
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Hugh was there as well, and while he's a definite presence, he didn't figure into the family dynamic.
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" And yet, as Bange tells me, there's a definite sense that Hallmark "just discovered black people last year.
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But CEO Kevin Johnson previously told CNN Business that are no definite plans for additional Roasteries beyond Chicago.
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But I do think things are in a great place right now and this is a definite sign.
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The pictured projectionists fit a definite profile: They're mostly gray-haired white men with glasses and scruffy beards.
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Kavanaugh has a definite record in his apparent stance on large corporations and limiting potential regulation of them.
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Many were reportedly scandalized by how much had been ceded without securing definite support from the Freedom Caucus.
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After sorting nearly half a million people into four groups — definite larks (larks are early birds, those most likely to rise with the sun), definite owls (those more likely to retire to bed with the sun than to wake with it), moderate larks and moderate owls — researchers reported some troubling findings.
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Mr. Sanders's weakness among "definite" and past voters is underpinned by the crucial demographic divide of the race: age.
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A sporty design wasn't what they had in mind, and anything too techie would be a definite turn-off.
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Guccifer 2.0 also sometimes did not use definite and indefinite ("the" and "a/an") articles when writing in English.
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Though the festival covers a few different genres there is a definite a connection between the sub-cultures involved.
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But trust us, it'll be immensely helpful if you treat them more like a warning than a definite forecast.
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The recent "First Principles Report" reviewing the search was definite in saying the area probably didn't contain the plane.
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Beyond transparency, there are other definite advantages that result from the crossover of blockchain technology and the supply chain.
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Foreign students have a definite presence at the gym, but few stay longer than a couple weeks or months.
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The episode ends with a tussle for the gun and a definite casualty, but we never find out whom.
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Despite the definite existence of certain men who would not respond to my reporting requests, he did not succeed.
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Given my distaste for Google's own gesture controls, I consider this a definite upgrade over the Android 9 default.
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But the difference in form factor gives the lamp a definite leg up in bass and overall sound quality.
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But the uncertainty around the referendum result continues to impact markets that are cautiously waiting for a definite answer.
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"We interpreted this as definite pressure on the IOC with the aim of excluding the Russian team," he said.
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I tend to think it is the future, but there are some definite growing pains to be worked through.
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I hadn't come to the residency with a definite plan, but after this, I decided to do something visual.
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If you're serious about getting in shape, people will often tell you that alcohol is a definite no-no.
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R a significant improvement in handling, a definite plus on the winding road courses it will be competing on.
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It seems like a definite possibility, and one that would make for a super awkward reunion with his parents.
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And the US government has made it clear that flying on used Falcon 9 rockets is a definite option.
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So there's a definite shift towards emerging markets for iPhones, and the "next big thing" for the US market.
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However, there is a definite vibe between the two men, and Claire is quick to pick up on it.
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"A lot of things would not leave a definite residue," Melott said in an interview, but iron-60 does.
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"There are definite differences between sports, likely to be related to the mechanics of the head impact," Bernick said.
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Approval of the deal is not definite and still could be delayed, the Bloomberg report said, citing the sources.
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There's definite movement on the Kara/James front here, though viewers may be surprised to see who's the initiator.
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CNBC will check back in the coming months to see if any definite trends and winners are taking shape.
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There were definite points where we considered putting out two albums, a moody one and a hard rock one.
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There's a definite uptake in the last year or so in electronic music, and even more so, club music.
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It's being made for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but has some definite Wind Waker vibes about it.
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"If total coliform and E. coli is high, there's a definite mixture of sewage in the water," said Sevukan.
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The question -- as has often been the Biden conundrum -- is whether Biden makes a decision, a pure, definite decision.
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It is still unclear whether Houthi forces are the definite source of the attacks on the Saudi oil facilities.
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While breakups are usually a bummer, looking good in the immediate aftermath of one is a definite power move.
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But when it comes to front-end coding, there's a definite set of technical skills that are non-negotiable.
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Unlike Steve Harris, you've always been vocal in your appreciation of punk—there's a definite punk flavor to Jaguar.
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But since the inauguration, SNL has made a definite shift in how it thinks about Conway — and now Ivanka.
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Watch: Rose McGowan on Sexism in Hollywood There is a definite wrong way, though, and Eichenwald demonstrated it effectively.
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The study represents definite progress, but we're still quite a ways away from an actual HNK-based depression treatment.
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If rates continue to hold where they are, which is a definite possibility, the refinance population will only increase.
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Since this is a definite strain of career romance, it seemed only fair to include it in any sampling.
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In a series as murder-happy as Grey's Anatomy, that wasn't always a definite upon learning of Chambers' exit.
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I'd seen so many memes beforehand that Grey Worm was a shoo-in, he's a definite death this week.
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The prospect of tariffs casts a definite shadow over two days of trade talks that wrap up on Friday.
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The prospect of tariffs casts a definite shadow over two days of trade talks that began in Washington today.
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But critics note that the uproar over this music video shows the country's progress has some definite limits. 4.
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While the styles span from slightly edgy to classic, colorful merchandise — reds, light greens, blues — is a definite theme.
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Toomes said Phillips's clip was a definite hall-of-famer, putting it alongside Pizza Rat and Peanut Butter Baby.
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The sources said the discussions were still preliminary, and indicated there is no definite list of potential heirs apparent.
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It's true that the electron doesn't exist as a classical object with definite position until the position is measured.
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"I thought the crowd the last two nights had a definite different feel," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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The chairman's choice to favor the hardware approach has definite implications for the market, and indefinite benefits for consumers.
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This collection of freestanding and wall-mounted sculptures creates a series of surreal scenarios devoid of any definite narrative.
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He didn't quite say he was a definite no, but he was clearly still quite unhappy with the process.
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In the book, the character wants a deadline so there can be a definite end to thinking about it.
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Yes. Also kind of great, though, and a definite improvement on the seemingly abandoned shooting demo shown off last year.
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Instead, it is expected to be introduced sometime in March or April, though Samsung has not indicated a definite date.
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So few of them are known that scientists still don't have definite conclusions about their nature, evolution or systematic properties.
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The concern is that there are not enough safeguards yet to prevent harm nor enough knowledge to do definite good.
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"There's been a definite risk-on tone which has been driving markets," said analyst Daniel Hynes of ANZ in Sydney.
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Climate change, with its rising temperatures and increasing drought conditions, is a suspected factor but no definite cause is known.
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Hiesinger cautioned that movement toward consolidation was neither as definite nor as advanced as has been reported in the media.
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That's a definite plus, as logging onto the service initially felt, for newcomers, a little like wandering into oncoming traffic.
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In other words, injuries were a definite issue, but not nearly as bad as some initial reports seem to indicate.
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Putting guides into an app with a definite function (booking Apple Store repairs) is a much better way to go.
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There's a definite sense of satisfaction when watching someone eat — how else couldthe phenomenon of watching mukbang videos be explained?
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"One principle that I live by is definite purpose," Brouwer said, an idea from the late American author Napoleon Hill.
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"There is a definite trend of improvement," McBride said of growing financial confidence in the years since the Great Recession.
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Whether or not she continues to chop, her latest look is definite proof she can pull off virtually any length.
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If so, can we anymore reach definite scientific conclusions or make well-informed decisions without the assistance of artificial intelligence?
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Those photos taken on roller coasters are usually a total rip off, but this hilarious moment is a definite exception.
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The lighter had been imperfectly loaded and had a definite list to starboard; but it did not quite ship water.
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He had hobbies and passions — he liked basketball and video games and he loved animals — but no definite future plans.
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However, the sensor would be a definite and immediate buy for me, if I were about to run a marathon.
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There are definite bumps in the first day, but this new career seems exciting for Randall, even though he's nervous.
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Iraqi forces said they hope to storm the town soon but the high number of civilians is a definite concern.
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With a definite angle to sell the fight from, all we're waiting on now is the green light from UFC.
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" Graham added of the enviable relationship between the two, "It didn't seem like, 'Oh this is the definite love interest.
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Cycling to school — whatever the weather conditions — teaches children resilience, and there is a definite link between resilience and happiness.
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So that was a definite exception—she knew how the compounds were being used and had concerns about their toxicity.
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But while winds are a definite concern, it's the wild fluctuations in temperature that pose the greatest threat to SEIS.
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Kim Kardashian (a definite Libra): If you're reading this, please make your next career move now during this new moon.
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And third, Republicans have a definite fear of Donald Trump himself, whose coattails in last month's election were surprisingly strong.
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It requires a certain level of acceptance of the uncertain - we are not giving you a definite 'Yes' or 'No'.
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It says the bigger part is when long-form mixed content becomes available, but there's no definite timing on that.
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Their track follows in the definite tradition of Angelo Badalamenti's original soundtrack—pervasive synths dominate—but with a slight update.
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"More and more physicians here at the hospital are incorporating it, so I think it's a definite trend," he said.
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The plan will be to open for business globally sometime this year, although no definite launch date has been set.
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And many of the ideas BuzzFeed is accused of "stealing" don't even appear to have a definite point of origin.
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This is a definite plus, speaking as someone who has accidentally littered the streets of New York with earbud tips.
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Even with ramp-ups in processing power and security needed, there's no definite end-point to make a 'smart city.
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One Alabama GOP lawmaker said he heard Trump would be attending through word of mouth, but that nothing was definite.
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"There was a definite concern that clients would treat us differently once we were open about our marriage," Vause said.
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He mocked the others for having "feelings," a definite red flag for people on a show about finding true love.
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It was a definite upgrade from vinyl books, and it helped generate excitement about OCR technology in the mid-1970s.
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But the key filmmaker here (or anywhere) is Stan Brakhage, whose Beat noise film "Desistfilm" (24) is a definite highlight.
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Their floor remains higher than all but two or three teams in the league, but there's also a definite ceiling.
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There are definite heroes and villains, but you might not know which is which until just before the final credits.
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We took our staff on a trip last summer to Russia and Belarus and this market was a definite highlight.
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Yet it is attractive because it provides definite answers to difficult questions, even if those answers are less than complete.
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However, the test's results were proven unreliable and fewer than a dozen labs produced definite results, according to the report.
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Gloss (1921), the Supreme Court held that Congress may "fix a definite period for the ratification" of a constitutional amendment.
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"I cannot make any definite promise," Mr. Duterte said to reporters after touring Chinese warships in Davao City, his hometown.
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But as the Republican efforts pile up, they are leaving a definite impression of advancing an anti-Trump foreign policy.
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Congress is just starting to hear back from some of the companies but has no definite answers yet, Walden said.
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How often do you get a chance to ask anything to a guy like that, a definite Hall of Famer?
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He added that the church must be prepared for any difficulties, and that no predictions on the economy were definite.
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But the resolution will force Republicans in both chambers to make a stark choice, and defections are all but definite.
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Because, even if you do things just right on consents, that's only opt-in essentially, that's a definite opt-in.
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Whatever the story for season 1, it'll be self-contained, according to Skarsgård, who revealed there will be a definite ending.
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Though the prevailing sentiment about 2016 appears to be "good riddance," let's not forget there were some definite high points too.
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Was there a definite point at which you decided you had to do a project that showed this side of war?
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As for what that actually looks like — haven't you learned by now that nothing in this movie holds a definite answer?
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The track designs are wonderful, the weapon balance (Spiny Shell aside) feels right, and there's definite scope for planning and strategy.
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"On future involvement in primaries in other districts, it's completely possible, but we don't have any definite plans at this time."
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But his exit is a definite blow to morale for the network's journalists, according to the sources interviewed for this story.
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While that's a far cry from the fully reclining seats up front, it's a definite improvement from the standard airline seat.
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He believes July is a definite possibility, despite the fact that there is no news conference scheduled for after the meeting.
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As Australians wake Sunday, they will find themselves without a clear election winner, but with some definite winners on social media.
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Johnny Rotten, it turns out, chose this song as a "definite buy" when he guest-edited a 1978 edition of NME.
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There is a lot to love with Glow season 2, a definite improvement upon the Netflix dramedy's already-great first season.
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The original Subaru Outback was a definite oddity, basically a Legacy on steroids with a full 20203 inches of ground clearance.
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The Windows one has some definite lag, but was actually faster to respond when doing long press gestures on the display.
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The 5T's gestures and accompanying animations are not as smooth as Apple's, and there are some definite kinks to work out.
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After a workout, the zip front makes it easy to whip off without dislocating your shoulders, so that's a definite bonus.
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At the time there was a definite political divide about the impact of government debt-financed spending and loose monetary policy.
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To be clear: We don't know for sure that there's a definite correlation between Nyko's dock specifically and the 5.0 firmware.
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"A lot of people accused her of being a communist, although there was never any definite proof she was," he explained.
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But Cheong said merely watching the unrated segment may not be enough to spot a definite turn in the economic cycle.
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There's a definite sense that fighting, even if you're on the right side of the law, is difficult, if not impossible.
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The fact that Rihanna designed a version of these plastic shoes for adults is a definite sign of their cultural impact.
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Putin said that Russian and U.S. negotiators had held several rounds of closed consultations, which had achieved "an important, definite result".
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This is my favorite choice, because I don't really like when a director gives you the definite end of a story.
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This is very early, but it is compressed and it is moving faster, and there are some definite echoes of Watergate.
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The look was a definite upgrade, but the jury's still out as to whether jeans are, or should be, his thing.
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Outside of Japan and Microsoft's own device labs churning out Lumias, there's a definite scarcity of new handsets embracing Windows 25.
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Tumbled glass has a definite appeal: It's eye-catching, has a pleasant variety of colors, and feels nice in the hand.
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Samsung has released its financial projections for the final quarter of 2015, suggesting small but definite profit growth year on year.
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On Thursday, Sunoco announced a definite asset purchase agreement with 7-Eleven for 1,110 Sunoco convenience stores in 19 geographic regions.
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After the ricin terror case that shut down congressional mail in 2013, there was a definite move away from mailing letters.
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"We're very pleased that made a definite statement on what they're going to do," CEO Paul Graves said in an interview.
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And while it does maintain a nearly identical, SLR-styled body, there are definite changes — most of them for the better.
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Angie Han, SlashFilm: In a core cast featuring about a dozen major characters, Margot Robbie stands out as a definite highlight.
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However, Anton Malkov, Sberbank CIB managing Director, told Reuters that the bank had not set a definite value on the company.
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Fifteen years later, no definite conclusions have been reached — and the only consensus is that more research needs to be done.
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But there is a definite feeling that once they start coming to an end, where is the next one coming from?
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No definite arrangements have been set for a meeting between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said Monday.
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But besides the definite feeling of menace, there was a feeling of being menaced specifically by evil, an almost palpable evil.
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"We are waiting for the other payments - no definite timing is known, but they are working on it," he told Reuters.
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"Unmarked and trackless though it may seem to us, the surface of the ocean is divided into definite zones," she explained.
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Researchers don't have a definite answer about whether dogs can sense pregnancy, but there is some research that suggests it's possible.
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But he added there's a definite need for "regenerative" life support systems, which recycle and conserve all the supplies humans need.
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When it opened, "Runaways" seemed to bear definite familial resemblances to other unorthodox hit musicals to have emerged from the Public.
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Doctors' groups, however, have pointed out that reports like this one don't find a definite causal relationship between payments and prescriptions.
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Only if we start to see some very definite signs that the European economy is turning and turning up very sizeably.
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A man in his 30s saw us on his street and came over to say that he was a definite Yes.
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And when Kranepool arrived at Citi Field on Monday night, he detected a definite thaw, even in the 89-degree heat.
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"There's a definite lack of education around periods, and a lack of awareness and openness," Ms. Radin, the event organizer, said.
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Last month, a legal source told PEOPLE that "Lori is remorseful, and she has definite regrets" in relation to the case.
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"Very definite that we are moving away from here and on foot," Acevedo wrote in his diary on April 4, 1945.
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The sources noted that the bankruptcy plans are not definite, and both its plans to file and its timing could change.
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Ask anyone even vaguely interested in cinema, and they'll inevitably tell you how clever she seems to be; a definite intellectual.
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And I wish Susannah's romance with Sheila and the girls' revolution (against sexism, racism, conformity, electroshock, etc.) felt more definite, too.
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"I want them (Adani) to sit down and work up a definite time frame on decisions around these reports," Palaszczuk said.
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Manitoba Hydro spokesman Bruce Owen said there was no definite timeline on the repairs, because cold weather had frozen the ground.
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For China, its early start in 5G could give them a "definite advantage in winning the next 6G transition," Ross said.
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Rightly considered uncommercial, it wasn't released until 1978, and its assorted versions have no definite sequence or even an official title.
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Research doesn&apost have a definite answerCryptic pregnancy is when a woman well into pregnancy doesn&apost know she&aposs pregnant
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Threatening default is trickier, but that's because default is incorrectly seen as the definite outcome of not extending the debt ceiling.
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A definite step down after that epic run of GotGV2 / Spidey / Thor 3 / Black Panther, but what else did I expect?
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It's not like I stopped washing and stuff, though I can't say for definite if he stopped putting much effort in.
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Related: Donald Trump Is Proving He Doesn't Need A 'Lane' of Support in South Carolina This poll is also a definite outlier.
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Kudlow said the meeting between Trump and Xi, at the G20 summit in Argentina, was "definite" and would include discussions on trade.
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Both are still early demonstrators, with no definite timeline for production, but some high-profile partners are already excited about the possibilities.
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And compared to people who described themselves as definite morning people, night owls were about 10 percent more likely to have died.
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Rafael Natal middleweight bout, which was announced earlier this month, the card already towers on the horizon as a definite must-watch.
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Olivia had run sexuality and intimacy workshops before, and at the lunch, the staffers floated the definite possibility that they will again.
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Though it's impossible to plan for everything, there are definite safety belts you can put in place, especially from a legal standpoint.
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If anyone knows how to get to $103,000 with sure, definite steps, it's Grant Sabatier of online personal finance community Millennial Money.
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This development could have major, long-lasting repercussions for the entire tech industry, but there are still several questions without definite answers.
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With a fantastic UFC debut in the books, Sanders moves to 43-0, and establishes himself as a definite fighter to watch.
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There's a definite silver lining: Just look at Dante Basco, who played the leader of the pack in the 1991 film, Hook.
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A definite improvement to the whiteboard and markers we've seen used on other writing clocks which get dirtier and dirtier every minute.
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The definite shift to conducting came in 1968, at 39, when the LSO recruited him for a spell that lasted 11 years.
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And while there were definite setback moments — two painful season 10 character deaths in particular — the show has been evolving ever since.
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According to Nomura, it was not delayed because it needed more time — though that is a definite bonus to being pushed back.
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That would require everything in the universe, at its smallest scale, has some definite property, some obvious state of yes or no.
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Quantum bits don't have a definite value of zero or one, but instead have some probability that they could assume either value.
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According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, there is a "definite" connection between mental illness and the use of addictive substances.
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It means nothing but if you like completely malleable digital content to conform to a definite physicality, this paragraph was for you.
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But, check out this alternate view of the rocket as it comes into port yesterday:Yep, there's a definite tilt to the rocket.
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With just 8% definite and 30% possible, it's not a good base for the former governor as he starts his official campaign.
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"You never want to say anybody is a definite shoo-in but Simone's performance in the past have been spectacular," she said.
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It's not perfect, but it's a definite improvement to not only recovering stolen hardware, but also deterring theft in the first place.
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Her black and white drawings are incredibly three dimensional and realistic, but are always rounded out with a definite sense of humour.
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Those in the documentary also noted a definite lack of information around pregnancy tailored towards them—sometimes compounded by confusion from doctors.
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Based on the feedback the team received from users who tried their modified Oculus headsets, monovision corrected VR is a definite improvement.
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Furthermore, the headline has been updated to reflect the nature of the study, which can only offer estimates and not definite results.
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Paiche is overexploited as well, and quite likely endangered, although there isn't actually enough data about it to make a definite judgment.
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La Melia's images — a mixture of installation photography, computer generated artwork, drawings, paintings, and photocopies — share a definite sensibility with her writing.
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"It played a definite role in calming the seas ahead of the elections," says Alex Fielding, an analyst at Max Security Solutions.
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Food loved the single and insisted they get Jeff Lynne to produce it, since they heard a definite Electric Light Orchestra influence.
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"There's a definite peak season for Lyme disease," Fish said, adding that 95% of cases are acquired in June, July and August.
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In a way, it's easier to say that advertising online is new, and the definite way to measure results will eventually emerge.
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There's a definite house feel to the song, were there any particular records you were influenced by when you were making it?
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But in tone and theme, the album is a definite progression, which they recognize too "The melodies are more efficient," Ben notes.
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Next year's Wolverine swan song Logan will be rated R, something that would be a definite no-no for Disney-owned Marvel.
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But while the device had a definite astronomical purpose, it appears the machine was also used to see what the future holds.
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Trump didn't win by luck and, although it's too soon to say for definite, I don't think he won by conspiracy either.
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The fact that there are now multiple versions of surprise billing legislation shows that there's a definite desire to solve the problem.
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Most voters agree these rollbacks are a "great example" of the corruption in Washington — especially among Democrats, independents and "definite" 2018 voters.
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It's still too early to say whether blockchain will be the definite answer to the problems of the fast-evolving IoT industry.
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Their material was based in dubstep, and while it had a definite house and techno leaning, it was never considered as such.
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A friend of mine is gay and his father is a definite no vote, but his grandmother is a secret yes voter.
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I'll be 80 years old in October, and I have some very definite concerns about America and about where America is heading.
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He channelled a definite Soul Train aesthetic, and Steve Lacy of The Internet also popped up to perform the hook, just because.
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Their answer, in a 5-4 decision upholding his ban on people from seven countries entering the US, was a definite no.
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But there's still nothing definite to hold on to, only a throbbing continuity, until, in the last seconds, the lower register disappears.
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This show brings the painter Edith Schloss (17503-21750) one step closer to the small but definite niche that is her due.
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The only definite prediction Trump made was about Sunday evening's Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons.
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Anwar has challenged himself by weaving together, in a definite narrative design, characters from these countries who come from very diverse backgrounds.
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If the Knicks determine they are in definite need of a point guard, they could also chase Jeff Teague or George Hill.
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The German Foreign Ministry said it had no definite information, but could not rule out that German citizens were among the victims.
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If anyone knows how to get to $10,000 with sure, definite steps, it's Grant Sabatier of online personal finance community Millennial Money.
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It's also worth noting that reports from the past few years document a definite increase in the withdrawal (or "pull-out") method.
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While Trump is guilty of using the construction, he is far from the only public figure to have appended the definite article.
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" Finally, he specified that impeachment should only be considered for "a definite act or acts," as opposed to general "lowness and shabbiness.
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Peskov did not give a definite answer on whether the Kremlin would agree to release a record of Putin and Trump's calls.
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While the company can't commit to a definite launch in other markets, it is working on building a scalable business, he added.
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So, there is a definite but little-known link between Tehran and Damascus relevant to Afghanistan, the main focus of this post.
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And it explains how, six months after he was a definite "no" on running for president, he's apparently changed his mind again.
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There are "definite reasons" for the weakening, such as the country being a big oil importer amid rising crude prices, she added.
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In college, the pay is lousy, and there is a definite sense that real life is still a thing in the future.
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DOUTHAT: I agree; this is a definite downswing, a return of certain kinds of presidential sordidness and their exacerbation on certain fronts.
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Allegra: There's some definite BMBE radiating from Mysterio — both from the character and from his over-the-top, explosive action set pieces.
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We say we have "entangled histories" when it is impossible to assign a definite state to our system at each moment in time.
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There was a definite nip in the air when Padma Lakshmi arrived at the TIME 100 Gala ... not that a single person complained.
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You've got some girl waking up in random people's beds (a definite nod to a young Lily, in her requisite trainers and ballgown).
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KUDLOW: Nothing is definite so I don&apost want to get ahead of that curve but I think the expectations are very encouraging.
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Samsung has already said it will launch Samsung Pay in Singapore this year, but today it set a more definite timeline–sort of.
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I'm on the fence when it comes to gender bending, but when it comes down to what I'd wear; it's a definite avoid.
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The past year has seen Silicon Valley's information gatekeepers take definite, if stumbling, steps to keep this kind of content off its platforms.
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But the vision of art that can grab its audience and make them whimper, scream, or even bleed has a definite visceral appeal.
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A look back at the team's work in the second week of group stages also showed that H2K is on a definite upswing.
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For a company that has seen declining revenues since 2012, saying we are close to a bottom is a definite change in tone.
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In the group of 10 zoo camp counselors there was a definite alpha male, tall and blond and a bit of a jerk.
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And, on another subject ... Wendy has a very definite view of who should play her in the just-announced biopic of her life.
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While FLAC is a definite improvement over AAC and MP3 files, it still doesn't reach the quality of true high-res audio files.
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While there's a definite market for the Galaxy Book, the Tab S3 is entering the wasteland that the Android tablet market has become.
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It seems Stranger Things fans are not going to get a definite answer on Will Byers' sexuality, at least for the time being.
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Now, a day after the announcement of several key pieces of Google hardware, the mythical phablet has gotten a slightly more definite timeframe.
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The people, who requested anonymity because the information is confidential, cautioned no plan is definite until the retailer formally submits its bankruptcy paperwork.
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Janeane Davis, a suburban Philadelphia mom of four, said she has a definite policy when it comes to using the phone while driving.
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Rottier said that there's no definite plans to expand on that, but that they're looking at a variety of options to increase revenue.
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While many job seekers could find the idea confronting, in her view, The Social Index is definite improvement on the current hiring process.
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These include: While there is no definite way to prevent breast cancer, some risk reducing strategies for high-risk women have been trialled.
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There's still no definite timeframe for shipping for the Sulon Q, however, though it should be coming "soon" according to the company itself.
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"I would say in the mid to late nineties there was a definite kick, and everything sped up around that point," said Sharp.
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We don't have a long tradition of referendums in the UK, so there's no real definite structure for how they should take place.
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The two cities, Calgary and Stockholm are the only three definite candidates to host the event, and a decision is due in June.
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However, what makes Tandem's recent progress all the more interesting is that it comes after a definite bump in the road last year.
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For example, multiple experts pointed to the irregular use of definite and indefinite articles as a clear sign that he could be Russian.
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And while the color was a definite 180 from last week's floor-sweeping gown, Middleton's standbys were all present and accounted for. Lace?
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Generally speaking, if you are an actual definite recruited asset, then maybe on a monthly basis, you might have some kind of contact.
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An atom typically can't be assigned a definite position, for example—we can merely calculate the probability of finding it in various places.
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With John McCain another definite "no" and Rand Paul and Lisa Murkowski leaning that way, Republican Senate leaders just don't have the votes.
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Like the water around them, interest encircles them, perhaps because, unlike many continent-affixed places, their borders are definite, affording a genuine escape.
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"If we could reach that and we had a definite number, like we did before, we could accelerate the appropriations process," he said.
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Smith said he hasn't decided on a definite monetization strategy for Capiche, but it will likely not include SaaS companies paying for placement.
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Analysts say Reliance Retail, India's largest retailer which is now opening an e-commerce service, is a definite winner from the new laws.
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There's no other rules-based order to replace it with, which is why the definite article in the G-7 communiqué was appropriate.
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What makes it so difficult is partly that it has no definite end — it might go 227 hours, or it might go 40.
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Investor appetite remains robust - 70 percent of respondents said they had "definite plans" to invest in infrastructure, leaping from 9 percent last year.
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Jessie begins to suspect that her stepmother is an alien after she sees her drink battery juice from a Honda, a definite tell.
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There is one definite event that Simon is sure will change the outcome of the holiday shopping season – but in a good way.
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Both of them want to become the definite financial hub to get an overview on all your accounts, move money around and more.
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Key: They have changed in regards to momentum, but there are definite goals that our team have that we are trying to meet.
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Another definite evidence of the virus are ground-glass opacities (white multifocal circles) in the lungs, which are seen in CT scan results.
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There is a definite kick to hearing, on CBS's air, a zinger about the sexual-harassment downfall of its own host, Charlie Rose.
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But when warm summer weather hits, outdoor dining is a definite preference, whether it's a formal sit-down dinner or a casual picnic.
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This real-estate developer has a definite personal color scheme, but his eye for art isn't limited to a particular medium or motif.
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Still, the money-losing companies that dominate the sample are doing relatively well enough to show there's a definite public appetite for them.
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And while I don't have definite answers, I do know this: Mr. Tashi and his concerns are now being acknowledged throughout the world.
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He's well on his way to fluency in Mandarin, which he thinks will give him a definite edge in any future business career.
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Embracing wireless technology has taken a while, and it's a definite surprise to see it added to a set of open-back headphones.
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Sixteen years later, Republicans and Democrats continue to champion the programs, and PEPFAR and the Global Fund have proven to be definite successes.
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If we see two or three by year's end, we're going to see definite headwinds and maybe a market top of some significance.
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At that sale over half the 37 lots carried guaranteed minimum prices, emphasizing sellers' reluctance to consign to auction without a definite sale.
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Its setting is not a town or an institution, but something with a less definite shape and a more informal reason for being.
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However, measurements at the CERN collider have shown a definite propensity for the mesons to underproduce muons, as reported at CERN in April.
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The Constitution invests Senators with tremendous power to carry out the will of their constituents, but it also imposes upon them definite duties.
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What does it mean for a statute to be "sufficiently definite and precise" that people can "ascertain whether Congress's guidance has been followed"?
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A clearly definite roadmap is essential for you to do your job well and for you to know how the company measures success.
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Some dishes are easily prepared; others, like pastilla (also known as b'stillah or bsteeya), a well-known savory pastry, require a definite commitment.
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Despite government statements otherwise, research institutions like MEMRI have known for years now that this group has definite links to the Iranian government.
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In this way we can give definite mathematical and experimental meaning to the proliferation of "many worlds" in quantum theory, and demonstrate its substantiality.
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Non-determinism in quantum mechanics is represented by waves, which, instead of representing definite values, represent probabilistic smears between those two (or more) values.
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While the effect on most Chinese companies is limited, those whose products have a weaker competitive edge will face a definite impact, Gao said.
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At the end of the movie, she and Hardin meet at the lake — their "spot" — indicating a possible (read: definite) reconciliation in their future.
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So though Warren, Booker, and Brown are all pretty prominent names on the VP shortlists, McAuliffe's position gives Kaine a definite advantage over them.
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These 20-minute interactive audio lessons break down languages in an organic way that helps it all stick — a definite improvement over high school.
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There's a definite resemblance, and Legion can also compel people to commit acts of violence, just as the Kid does earlier in the episode.
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Full Self-Driving Capability, which isn't even functional at launch with no definite timeframe for activation, is an extra $0003,000 on top of that.
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If there's one near-definite result that experts can safely predict around a Brexit, it's that it increases the amount of uncertainty in markets.
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Cook rates the district R+4, and it also went for Clinton in 2016, so there's a definite chance it could flip this year.
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One of the definite benefits of EU membership, and something that has undoubtedly benefited U.K. fintech startups, is so-called "passporting" of financial services.
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That's almost never too heavy a lift for my quad-core MacBook Pro, but it was a definite workout for the dual-core Air.
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The dunk technique was a definite no for me — it was uncomfortable, messy, and seemed to be nothing more than a waste of water.
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According to one study, the answer is a definite 'no,' because methane ice of those dimensions would flatten out in a matter of decades.
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"As regards the overall situation of course there is a definite increase and stoking of tensions in our relations," he was quoted as saying.
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While the price is a little high – about $800 for a diskless unit – you're essentially getting a mini-PC with some definite RAID6 smarts.
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While it isn't definite confirmation of the rumors, it does suggest that reports of a hybrid hand-held approach are on the right track.
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And considering the demands of games like Battlefield and CyberPunk 2077, having one of the newest and best graphics cards is a definite must.
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Still, there are some definite trends to suss out at all levels of the educational continuum, and that's what we're going to do today.
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"This is the kind of question philosophers of science have been looking for a definite answer to for a very long time," Gryb said.
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Assuming the 835 has no thermal issues, next year's Android phones will be screamers with longer-lasting battery life — a definite win for consumers.
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Her latest Cannes look is the definite winner in our book — but proceed with caution, because it's bound to bring tears to your eyes.
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"Twenty years ago, there was a definite advantage to teaching somebody that pain you feel when you part with cold hard cash," McBride said.
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For people who can't rely on a minimum broadband download speed of 10 Mbps at least (20203+ is preferred), Stadia is a definite skip.
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"Special counsels appointed under the regulation can be expected to have a limited time horizon and the investigation a definite endpoint," the prosecutors wrote.
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She's a white woman, wearing sunglasses and overalls and transmitting a definite hostility to being looked at, like a vampire or a vacationing Olsen.
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But offering a DNA test focused on mental health and wellness would be a definite departure from the more typical grocery store pharmacy routine.
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And one half of the pair unfollowing the other on social media (and deleting their shared social media presence) is a definite red flag.
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The drone's key selling point is portability – a definite benefit for a product designed to take on the go, alongside the company's small cameras.
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The single draws on more esoteric sound collage styles, and has a definite neurotic edge that's a far cry from his best known work.
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"With there being many incorrect versions of this lettering floating about, I thought it about time to please the definite logo construction," he explains.
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There was even a ripple of applause when the 14-times major champion entered, a definite breach of protocol on behalf of the press.
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I realized this was a mistake… There was a definite need for a leadership cadre, for a new intelligentsia, for a new mass media.
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At the risk of spoiling its suspense, I will tell you that this book does not propose a definite answer to its title question.
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A 39-seat swing gave Democrats control of the House—a definite gain, but still less than the 63 seats Republicans won in 2011.
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The health effects of smoking are lightly covered: There's no clear link to lung cancer, but definite "physical airway damage" and compromised cardiovascular function.
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Some analysts see the work as aimed at pressing Washington to agree to a deal, rather than as a definite move to resume tests.
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There are so many questions regarding what should be done about cheating and how you should feel, it's difficult to have one definite answer.
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"That's a definite concern, because racism is still here," said Ford, a 59-year-old former law enforcement officer who served in the military.
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But it was a definite "no way" from Mark Wetmore, manager for U.S. world 200m champion Lyles, who will sit out the indoor season.
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Before that, most AI people said let's just work on cases where we have definite knowledge, and we can come up with guaranteed plans.
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That's a definite disincentive for stock investors, who will begin to find higher yields in bonds than stocks, driving the stock market even lower.
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Recently, he and colleagues combed through the medical literature and found 112 definite cases of allergic reactions to quinine, and 30 other probable ones.
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A group spokesman said Lotte needs to discuss plans for the hotels IPO with regulators and other advisors before committing to any definite timing.
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It concludes, "Should information be received indicating Clay is definite security threat, we would, of course, then institute active investigation of all his activities."
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Both of these latter parties had definite views and specific red lines for the formation of a coalition government that Merkel could not meet.
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There was a definite sense of relief paying it all off, but we both have residual stress and anxiety that stems from the debt.
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