India, think about that, of over a billion people that are operating with an actual currency that functions and that is dependable, somewhat dependable for the people.
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Still, the most dependable cars come at a higher price.
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"Barges are a very dependable type of transportation," he said.
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"Everyone back home knew him as even, dependable," Whitehead writes.
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Pros: Durable and dependable, great classic looksCons: Fraying laces, weight
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RealLifeLore is one of the most dependable YouTube channels around.
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The War on Drugs is one of the most dependable.
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And lately, with Stormy brewing, Melania is surely less dependable.
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Unable to find dependable workers, many owners increasingly worked themselves.
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As a result, these workers do not have dependable income.
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Why can't every potential bae be as dependable as Hulu?
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Men and women dressed more casually, upending dependable retail formulas.
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He is a dependable defender and an excellent outside shooter.
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RHP Pat Neshek continues to give Houston a dependable bullpen arm.
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" She added, "She was loving, she was dependable, she was kind.
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Still, Alexa voice commands need to get better and more dependable.
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ET on Saturday morning aboard the company's dependable Falcon 22019 rocket.
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Those without family or dependable social networks are the most susceptible.
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I just want it to be steady and reliable and dependable.
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The yoking of opposites is a dependable ploy in situation comedies.
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"The demand is high for this practical and dependable family vehicle."
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One that is as dependable as it is comfortable and stylish.
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The new SoundSport Free wireless earbuds are sleek, powerful, and dependable.
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Smaller devices, like truly wireless earbuds, seem like they're never dependable.
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That means being dependable, hearing others out and acting with integrity.
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The government has shut down a dependable database on health science.
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That supply is dependable because the global uranium market works reliably.
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Never a bad word about anybody and so steady and dependable.
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Cars became the same dull, dependable steel boxes they are today.
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Not knowing when we'll have dependable, quality care for our children.
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This is where pizza comes in, the most dependable comfort food.
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O'Brien came to understand what made Ryan so dependable under pressure.
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In times of trouble, dependable sources of inspiration increase in value.
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My knee wasn't as dependable as I needed it to be.
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And with climate change, that water has become far less dependable.
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I am always looking to offer practical, dependable strategies and insights.
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Democrats won't win them without some of their most dependable voters.
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After 100 years of robust, dependable growth, demand has leveled off.
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There's never a sense of regularity, of finding a steady, dependable beat.
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All that really matters is the keyboards are dependable to type on.
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Eggs, particularly when served with vegetables, are a dependable, nutrient-rich option.
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Also, strawberry shakes are among the most dependable shakes in the world.
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It's reasonably priced at less than $200, dependable and built to last.
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They have the dependable era of the couch-potato in their sights.
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Listening to what the justices have said is a more dependable strategy.
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However, once connected, the P73's are dependable and usually interference-free.
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Check out SanDisk for dependable, high-performance storage for your Nintendo Switch.
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When did it become gauche to admit to wanting a dependable other?
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The setup works, Francona said, because he has other dependable relievers, too.
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Must have a bachelor's degree, detail-oriented skills and a dependable personality.
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It must be clear online what sites are licensed and, therefore, dependable.
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But the cloud has other advantages, including more dependable flows of revenue.
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Power failures, however, are common, and dependable internet is far from guaranteed.
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"I know he's a very honest, loving and dependable man," she said.
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And shareholders would get a more dependable grasp of Tesla's future profitability.
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They were solid and dependable gear that were elegant in their simplicity.
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This would require a gallon of gel and a very dependable scrunchie.
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The most dependable sources put that number closer to 10,000 than 100,000.
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But as insurance, it's not a dependable measure against age-related infertility.
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There's a reason for that: Kurdish forces are dedicated, dependable, and successful.
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They are as dependable as a late-night musical guest can get.
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"Where I think he's been more dependable is without the puck," Vigneault said.
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Your hard work will not guarantee you success or even a dependable income.
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Logan was charming, smart, and not quite the dependable soul that you need.
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Meanwhile, Wisconsin farmers are hoping to keep dependable immigrant employees on their payrolls.
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Verizon has always had the best, biggest, and most most dependable cellular network.
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But the voters it has lost are old, working class and—crucially—dependable.
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So it's hard to get any dependable data on how well they're selling.
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The ocean has proved to be an exceptionally selfless and dependable planetary companion.
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Ikea's Sniglar is one of the most popular, dependable baby cribs out there.
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The steady, reliable, dependable dollar is attracting money from all over the world.
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Also, you want something that's just as dependable as much larger wireless headphones.
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But according to a recent report, these systems are still far from dependable.
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They're a very safe and dependable way to grow your money long term.
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A workhorse is usually steady and dependable rather than exhibit flair or show.
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Unexpected news arrives this morning, but dependable people are here to support you.
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Sony's dependable Major League Baseball simulation returns at the tail end of March.
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Still, he&aposs seen as more dependable than the Rays&apos current options.
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But don't let the $11 price fool you — it's durable, dependable, and accurate.
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Construction, Made tells me, provides a more stable and dependable income than farming.
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The most important thing is that the person supplying the drugs is dependable.
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They were kind of generic and a little bit cheesy, but so dependable.
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She found Mr. Buford to be solid, dependable and kind, like her father.
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Unshakable confidence comes from a solid foundation built on faith in something dependable.
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Your dependable melee weapon becomes useless against a stream of kamikaze service droids.
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What they say: Women are often seen as dependable, less often as visionary.
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THE BAKER'S APPRENTICE: The Essential Kitchen Companion, With Deliciously Dependable, Infinitely Adaptable Recipes.
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"The impression abroad is that the U.S. is less dependable," El-Erian said.
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His books are a large and dependable source of revenue for his publisher.
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It's neighbors with dependable blue-collar jobs in auto plants and coal mines.
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Ly claims this is because SUVs are dependable and have a good reputation.
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We have a steady reliable, dependable dollar, which I think helps a lot.
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Core4 draws its name from the four characteristics: caring, safe, dependable and efficient.
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For 113 seasons, Bonner was a dependable member of the San Antonio Spurs.
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But, as dependable old hatreds are rising up again, Grant has become more current.
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Baldwin has been a dependable and sometimes spectacular wideout in Seattle for four seasons.
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It's paramount that consumers still look to Apple software as dependable and high-quality.
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I think you need something that's more institutionalized, dependable, that's going to be around.
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Amazon The Moto X4 is a dependable budget phone that won't drive you nuts.
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"(Tobacco's) dependable dividends are increasingly highly-prized and still represent attractive yields," said Lamacraft.
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The quality is there as Alpina has been making solid, dependable watches for decades.
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I wanted to return to the middle, when everything was calm, routine and dependable.
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By December 1999, the Smiths had developed a more refined, powerful and dependable Taser.
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The Moon enters your opposite sign on the zodiac wheel: dependable yet devilish Capricorn!
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My job skills are the most dependable and valuable assets I will ever have.
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Israeli startups have earned a reputation as dependable winners for tech venture capital investors.
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But with starters going fewer and fewer innings, teams are eager for dependable relievers.
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There are three dependable ways to relax in this world: sleeping, shitting, and showering.
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To explore these questions, I consulted two dependable sources: modern science and Greek mythology.
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Ski Issue This country has beautiful mountains, dependable snow, hearty food and welcoming people.
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It started last week with the sudden disappearance of a dependable asset: sports programming.
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the most rigorous and dependable research, can test causality.
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But the White House has not been quite so dependable more recently, Israelis say.
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Dinner was always dependable and, in recent years, became much more ambitious and delicious.
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But others say privately that even Mr. Xi may not be a dependable ally.
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But, like the Millennium Falcon, Le Creuset cookware will stay dependable for many years.
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But analysts say Mr. Duterte's approach may threaten its ties to a dependable ally.
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But analysts say Mr. Duterte's approach may threaten its ties to a dependable ally.
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Like its meal kits, which are unfussy and dependable, so too, is its wine.
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It's quiet, comfortable, attractive, efficient, dependable and the tech doesn't require computer programming skills.
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Vertonghen is an experienced campaigner and seen as one of Belgium's most dependable players.
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She consults two dependable sources, modern science and Greek mythology, to address the question.
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But there was not much dependable information about the nascent cable industry to analyze.
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Responding in a timely manner shows that you are conscientious — organized, dependable and hardworking.
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His faith in the government's ability to deliver dependable health care has been shaken.
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But that leaves the more regressive corporate tax cuts as the bill's dependable legacy.
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But many Syria analysts say that for Russia there is no dependable alternative to Assad.
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The MacBook Pro is one of the most dependable, work-ready laptops on the market.
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A J.D. Power study finds Lexus and Porsche to be the most dependable vehicle brands.
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However, long-range mobile communications still required a crippling amount of hardware to be dependable.
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I was the youngest, the maknae, with a shoddy forehand but a curiously dependable backhand.
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Many investors also flock to slower-growth but dependable companies that pay big dividend yields.
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Apart from the occasional delay or aggressive driver, the service has been pretty dependable overall.
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Flores was an unlikely candidate to emerge as a dependable, multi-positional player this season.
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The charm of all 450-plus episodes of Law & Order comes from its dependable formula.
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But making safe, dependable, cheap mobility available to anyone everywhere — it's something that's super important.
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You need to become dependable for the worst of tasks and you go from there.
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Both generations are also the most dependable headphones I tried, in terms of staying connected.
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Sang-soo is one of our most dependable filmmakers: Not only does he tend to
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I also pour some iced tea I made last night into my dependable mason jar.
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Pagers may be low-tech, but for doctors, these devices are simple and dependable standbys.
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Might not be your most talented person, but you count on your most dependable people.
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Timing is everything, especially in a housing market that has been less than dependable lately.
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Collins had fewer dependable options to mix and match, and his offense slumbered all day.
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The green wire blends in with your tree, and the lights are bright and dependable.
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In recent years, the unpredictable line has become more dependable, riders say, especially on weekdays.
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Unlike rivals, it cannot fall back on lucrative wealth management businesses or dependable branch networks.
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This will make you look prepared and dependable; bonus points if you print on cardstock.
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With it, the United States has lost its most dependable voice inside the European Union.
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He was 47 for 47 in save chances, as dependable as a pitcher can be.
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And the "How to Get Away With Murder" season finale delivers dependable Shonda Rhimes drama.
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It's not like looking at, say, a pulsar, which emits radiation at regular, dependable intervals.
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In April, give priority to the dependable types instead of the flashy-yet-unpredictable peacocks.
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I see formalism as a set of appearances designed to create something that's visually dependable.
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Those old growth sources are no longer dependable and require more and more costly debt.
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It is especially popular with low-cost carriers looking for dependable workhorses for shorter flights.
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Ms. Rodgers wisely developed a menu with some dependable items and options for every budget.
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Traditional and dependable sources of health information have been very good these past few weeks.
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It has a dependable source of workers who know how to hold down factory jobs.
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Countries like Vietnam and Cambodia, by contrast, lack China's vast supplier base and dependable roads.
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Covid-19 is literally a foreign invader that threatens the elderly, his dependable voting base.
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That one of the most dependable hitmakers back this summer has been dead since 2008?
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The pharmaceutical lobby, a dependable source of campaign contributions, is not readily defied in Washington.
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Noren has developed a dependable cut, but it is his putting that competitors rave about.
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His colleagues told CNN in 2015 that he was a kind, generous and dependable man.
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The more Washington changes, the more our clients need us to be constant. Dependable. Invariant.
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The author's mother, Gertrude Bosworth Crum, like her father, was a dependable generator of drama.
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As these technologies continue to evolve and grow, drones will become safer and more dependable.
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One of the most dependable sources of inspiration I've found is music theory and analysis.
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Her character is dependable and her nails won't get in the way of her work.
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These bots could extend low-cost and dependable advice to those who currently miss out.
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Many people continue to burn wood indoors because it's a cheaper or more dependable option.
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Dependable voice For a US president whose ties to Israel became ever more complicated during his two terms in office, Peres represented a dependable voice for friendship, even as many of Israel's other leaders took an assertive stance against some of Obama's top priorities.
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We face the prospect of major upheaval in the last dependable pool of jobs we've got.
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"It's supposed to be a dependable store of value," said Shelton in an interview on CNBC.
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Rejecting signature style and dependable lines of production, both capitalist mainstays, he went his own way.
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And therein lies the cost to the NBA's search for dependable, fungible, almost metronomic perimeter efficiency.
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Otherwise, the X-T24 has the same dependable and fast autofocus system of the pricier camera.
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But again, Weber offers a terrific, dependable solution with this stainless steel tower of grilling perfection.
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Great design also means that the features like controls and connectivity should be intuitive and dependable.
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A dependable sort like Pence is a necessity for Trump, even if he's not ultimately sufficient.
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Suspected criminal wrongdoing on Clinton's part has been the one constant, dependable aspect of GOP behavior.
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Skylight contrasts the unpredictable quality of the natural world with the dependable presence of the sky.
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Further, safe and dependable drinking water systems are imperative for public health and thus economic growth.
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Time and scrutiny have revealed concrete to be the gold standard for safe and dependable construction.
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That means fresher produce, a dependable supply and better nutrition for communities that desperately need it.
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As a result, there seemed to be a dependable supply of something to eat, he says.
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And in its scripted, over-produced and, occasionally, corny way, it's as dependable as the sunrise.
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Cabs may still be plentiful, and surge pricing is aggravating, but Uber and Lyft are dependable.
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The Mpow Selfie Stick is no-frills, but it's affordable and a dependable smartphone telescoping pole.
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Turkey was once a dependable ally, but has turned against our interests and fundamental democratic norms.
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In his day, this superb American tenor was so dependable he was almost taken for granted.
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Would she be as consistent and dependable as former champions like Hope Solo and Briana Scurry?
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Ultimately, governments that are accountable to the needs of their people will make more dependable partners.
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Diamonds, he said, are not dependable, presentable cars that will get you safely where you're going.
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"Deputy Peterson is dependable and reliable and handles issues that arise with tact and solid judgment."
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Dependable good-faith trade agreements backed by World Trade Organization arbitration were ways of ensuring that.
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Tuesday's test might have been most important for the development of more dependable intermediate-range missiles.
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Over time, they end up becoming a dependable wardrobe basic that, ironically, is far from predictable.
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The dynamic is so dependable that it is often taken to be a kind of axiom.
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In the past six years in the Legislature, he became a dependable champion of conservative causes.
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The politics of outrage was his edge, and the press became his dependable if unwitting ally.
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They are also a more dependable source of revenue, often booking blocks of rooms months in advance.
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Not only are options from places like Zara, H&M, and Forever 21 affordable, they're also dependable.
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This year, he's been a dependable reliever with one earned run allowed over 17 2/3 innings.
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The glasses do the hard work, making others read us as smart, dependable, capable, industrious and successful.
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Photo: GettyIf humans are dependable for anything, it's discovering new ways to get horny over new tech.
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One mesh system option is eero, which leverages multiple wireless access points to create a dependable connection.
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Before you get too worried, know that the ever-dependable Ryan Seacrest wished Gomez a happy 24th.
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Melo became a dependable training partner, even as McClain began to wonder what he was training for.
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Patel is looked on favorably as dependable and low-key, with no ambition to upstage the government.
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After all, Syrian Kurds were America's most dependable and capable allies in the ground fight against ISIS.
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Those who fail to land dependable jobs might not be given a good opportunity to have children.
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Heyward's defense is one of the most dependable assets in baseball, but his bat is a riddle.
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A room in a slum, without dependable electricity or clean water, can go for $100 a month.
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"The Russian federation has been a reliable and dependable bridge between OPEC and non-OPEC," Barkindo said.
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Conscientious people have a tendency to plan and schedule everything—including sex—which makes them very dependable.
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Few aspects of the Sundance experience are more dependable than a slate of films with harrowing themes.
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It wasn't until Wednesday, March 13, that the FAA received a dependable flight track, according to Elwell.
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Montgomery (26-21) won his fourth consecutive decision thanks to a dominant slider and a dependable curveball.
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I think she is far more interesting than many of her more celebrated and dependable LA counterparts.
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Few Latin Americans, in or out of government, consider the United States to be a dependable partner.
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Dependable and safe water for the Hawaii, the Caribbean and others are threatened by these rising temperatures.
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However, an often-freezing continental weather front makes the winemaking process more difficult than other dependable ecosystems.
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For women, the site is a dependable way to get birth control and drugs to treat UTIs.
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Ms. MacLean and Ms. Coulombe tried hiring locally, but said capable and dependable hands were not available.
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It's well stocked with dependable actors and ornamented with swooping aerial shots of the severely beautiful landscape.
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"Anything you can do to be perceived as a real, dependable person will help you stand out."
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My wife and I both work from home, and our work requires fast and dependable internet access.
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He added that the defense industry needed a "dependable, robust" U.S. defense budget so it could invest.
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After decades of driving the Hatch Valley brand and agricultural economy, the chile has become less dependable.
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While the exhibitions division is Relx's smallest, representing 16% of total revenue, it is a dependable performer.
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Spotify had been criticized over its songwriter credits feature at launch, which wasn't always dependable, some found.
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America is corrupted, and we need someone who is dependable and determined to make it better again.
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They are doing so at an accelerating pace, and on a dependable, recurring schedule, often through subscriptions.
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And that tends to mean that, when it comes to making a big-budget film, he's dependable.
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While the exhibitions division is Relx's smallest, representing 16% of total revenue, it is a dependable performer.
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While the exhibitions division is Relx's smallest, representing 21% of total revenue, it is a dependable performer.
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Kia Nurse, so dependable from the perimeter through the tournament, was 2 for 8 from the field.
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Because you should always pivot from dependable software to unpredictable adventures when your daily life depends on it.
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This is the sixth straight year Lexus has been ranked as the most dependable brand by J.D. Power.
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When I open the door, the brightly lit box awaits me — a dependable, normal world that keeps turning.
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In disparate regions, American interests are bolstered by having dependable allies that make major contributions to regional security.
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As our knees and hips and eyesight deteriorate, we become more dependable, less impulsive, kinder, and less moody.
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Kone and Schindler, for instance, boast of converting 60-65 percent of new installations into dependable service contracts.
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The dependable e-commerce shop is a go-to for just about anything, and blazers are no exception.
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While they're not necessarily the champions of hi-fi sound, these wireless headphones are compact, luxurious, and dependable.
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You won't settle for anything less than a partner who's a dependable and important part of your life.
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If you're looking for a dependable side hustle to make some extra money, you should probably consider dropshipping.
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Its long-term growth rate of 653% a year has proved far more dependable than the rail timetable.
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You want to know that your friends, lovers, and business associates are dependable and in it with you!
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They both have been dependable, valuable and effective partners for me and other members of the president's cabinet.
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The company pitches consistent quality of picked grapes or cherry tomatoes and a "workforce" that's dependable and efficient.
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T.J. Miller's much-ballyhooed exit meant that the show would be without its most dependable (if incompetent) trickster.
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"If the government thinks things are not dependable, then we'll first plan and then execute later," Liu said.
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The tranquil setting and dependable pattern of the days seem to have had a steadying effect on Robert.
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On dating apps, it's really unlikely you'll find anyone reliable or dependable, someone you can really count on.
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As dependable as a seven-iron, he kept them out of rough patches every five or six days.
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I got an LG Nexus 5x, a plastic phone as design-forward and dependable as a Toyota Corolla.
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But these programs need steady, dependable funding to become embedded in the culture, and ultimately to be effective.
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If you're a beginner baker on a budget, we recommend this mixer because it's versatile, dependable, and quiet.
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But his agent kept pushing the idea of the D-League as the most dependable path, he said.
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The 2016 Race THE Republican establishment typically has a dependable ally in the primaries: the blue-state Republicans.
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Your ruling planet, Jupiter, makes an easy connection with solid, dependable Saturn this morning, creating a helpful atmosphere!
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The energy today is supportive, as the Moon will connect with dependable Saturn as well as the Sun.
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The standard kids' meal started with a burger (or chicken nuggets), fries, and a soda: simple and dependable.
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Years later, Greek life remains a dependable avenue to bring in thousands of potential Tinder and Bumble users.
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That minimized the network's financial risk, while still giving it a "dependable" performer to air on Monday nights.
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Some conservatives might argue that philosophical coherency matters little if it does not result in dependable political action.
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Then I feel guilty because I have dependable, steady work when there are those who suddenly do not.
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Overall, it helps to bring less than you think you need, and to invest in lightweight, dependable gear.
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The chemistry between her and the staid, dependable Jeff Colby (John James) was intoxicating to my preadolescent self.
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But finding attractively valued stocks with dependable sales and earnings growth can make some hearts go pitter-patter.
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Pursuits The executive chef at the venerable Hudson Valley resort infused a "dependable" menu with purely regional flavors.
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"It's supposed to be a dependable store of value," Shelton said in an interview on CNBC in July.
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Last year, Ghana's total dependable power capacity was 2,533 megawatts, just over half of which came from hydropower.
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Miley has been one of the Orioles' most dependable pitchers this season and took a hard-luck loss.
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I have yet to find a business that would not benefit from an adaptable, dependable, self-motivated worker.
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That number could grow, and maybe help ease subway overcrowding, if service was made speedier and more dependable.
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Mea culpa to James, who may be a dependable friend but is, first and foremost, a devoted teammate.
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My modest but dependable Social Security benefits became especially critical for me during this time in my life.
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And that move will convince his backers that the media is even more fake and even less dependable.
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Depending on who described him, Mr. Nichols was either a kind, dependable neighbor or an anti-authority extremist.
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Pros: Sharp and dependable, smooth precision cutting, able to slice through multiple layers of fabricsCons: A bit heavy
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It makes you a dependable person, and you often see potential opportunities or flaws in whatever you undertake.
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" He is "dependable and reliable," a sergeant wrote, "and handles issues that arise with tact and solid judgment.
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The wonderful thing about a machine is that it's dependable, will go on and on, and doesn't stop.
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The Iranian people are a resourceful, hardworking and dependable people, with a culture born out of a long history.
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For a work outfit that'll rake in the compliments, Gap's forever-dependable khaki chinos are the way to go.
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We have only one real currency in the USA, and it is stronger than ever, both dependable and reliable.
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Milligan makes only $8.75 an hour despite being one of the most dependable employees at the Charleston McDonald's location.
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The blowout allowed the Nationals' two dependable bullpen arms - Sean Doolittle and Daniel Hudson - to take the day off.
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"It's as dependable a title as there is," said Michael Pachter, an analyst at private financial services firm Wedbush.
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If you're going to use Twitter as a source, you should know what the dependable sources of news are.
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Like Mr DeWine, Mr Cordray was the dependable establishment candidate, endorsed by Elizabeth Warren, a progressive senator from Massachusetts.
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As Trump lives for money, power, and fame, his most dependable source of sustenance might now be in politics.
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Most people think of fiat money as the stuff they get in exchange for work; mostly stable, mostly dependable.
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Looking back, my parents were so dependable and reliable and I wanted to be the same for my kids.
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They say the technology can establish a dependable connection that spans over 300 miles, without the need for satellites.
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Nuclear power is also a major force in the United States for a balanced, clean and dependable energy policy.
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Still, other energy firms known for dependable payouts, ConocoPhillips, Anadarko and BHP Billiton, have slashed dividends in recent weeks.
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Donald Trump has publicly stated his support for allowing consumers access to imported, safe and dependable drugs from overseas.
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It turns out that all that combination needed to fulfill its true potential was a plain, sturdy, dependable bun.
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Strategic investments in infrastructure will ensure we have a secure, dependable and safe energy supply for the 21st century.
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It is there when she needs it, like a small fleet of dependable Vespas, to shuttle her characters around.
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The solar fields themselves are dependable cash flows, like annuities, but the multiples are at the holding company level.
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A small team from the University of Idaho's Center for Secure and Dependable Systems is among the competition's finalists.
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Neither has been an All-Star, but both have become durable, dependable starters, the kind worth millions to teams.
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She is typically a disciplined leader and dependable mentor who shapes musical theater-obsessed kids into triple-threat performers.
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Ms. Pushkine promised to be the most dependable person in his life and to love him no matter what.
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This sturdy model is dependable, fast, and has close to zero downtime when taking multiple readings in quick succession.
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Side note: If you're looking for a dependable water bottle, Wirecutter recommends the Klean Kanteen Classic Stainless Steel Bottle.
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"We were then spoiled," said Mason Forrence, Seth's father, praising the Jamaicans as friendly, hardworking and, most important, dependable.
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Gauff's groundstrokes repeatedly broke down as Osaka applied intense pressure, focusing her attacks on Gauff's less dependable forehand wing.
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Well into the 21st century, they continue to live without dependable hot and cold running water or flush toilets.
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According to the Poshmark site, it takes 10 or more listings to make you look like a dependable merchant.
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We'll still need those fossil fuel plants to anchor most grids so that electricity will be dependable and affordable.
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Or, as UC Berkeley student Kate Curtis explained to The L.A. Times, at least you can feel more dependable.
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Despite the critics who say dependable fusion energy is unrealistic, Song said he was confident breakthroughs are being made.
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Or you can offer to give them a head's up next year, if their calendar system is not dependable.
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But, but, but: Krebs added that states would value consistent, dependable funding more than a one-time cash splurge.
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They rejected the Minimalist paradigm of seriality, which, like many stylistic innovations, rapidly devolved into branding and dependable production.
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Following through will show your colleagues and superiors that you're the kind of dependable, driven person who gets things done.
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The Takeaway: As has been pointed out, there are some more dependable ways for Zimmerman to profit off his actions:
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Price: ~$198Buy on: Amazon For whatever your travel plans might be, you always need a good, dependable piece of luggage.
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The problem with the foreign secretary is not that he is a poodle: poodles tend to be dependable and loyal.
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Unsurprisingly, Helion 4.0 is, in his view, a carrier-grade platform that is stable, performant and dependable enough for telcos.
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Losing baby teeth can be stressful, the formerly strong and dependable body part becoming unstable and then falling out altogether.
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Some computer companies would have you think that it's the most dependable biometric data point short of a retina scan.
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"The big thing with allowance is you want to make sure that it's always positive, consistent and dependable," Frazier advises.
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Face ID is so fast and dependable, my phone is almost always ready to use when I glance at it.
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Democrats are also losing their hold on municipal government offices, which once was a highly dependable and highly effective bulwark.
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Investors tend to flock to consumer staples stocks in times of trouble because of consistent demand and dependable dividend yields.
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The work comes across as a lot of labor expended in pursuit of a dependable product, but not much else.
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A 4-5-1 probably requires benching one of Dempsey or Wood, only the team's two most dependable goal scorers.
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Time and time again, Bonobos has proven itself to be a dependable menswear retailer — and this release is no different.
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Dependable, versatile, and attractive, stainless steel cookware is very popular in the kitchen — but not all pieces are constructed equally.
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The market research company JD Power released on Wednesday its list of the most dependable vehicles from model year 2016.
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Nothing is more dependable now than the passion the heartless display when trans people's humanity is offered up for mockery.
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Re-signing Butler this summer will be imperative for the Sixers after having surrendered dependable talents like Saric and Covington.
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Omega Yeast opened in 2013 with a mission to supply brewers with distinctive and dependable yeast strains and souring bacteria.
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Buckner was tough on the field, battling injuries for much of his career, and dependable at the plate, registering a .
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In retirement, when the market goes south, there needs to be a dependable asset class to provide the income needed.
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Without a dependable e-bike, Lyft's inside track on the e-bikesharing market failed to translate into an early success.
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Not only do their products ooze luxury and innovation, but they're also genuinely powerful and dependable for years to come.
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Many black voters fell in love with Biden after watching him play the affable, dependable VP to President Barack Obama.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric's 119-year-old dividend is a source of pride inside this once-dependable company.
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Dependable on defense but mercurial on offense, the Giants have, in most games, constantly seemed one misstep away from disaster.
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Many of them represent districts that are heavily African-American and in which the most dependable Democratic voters are women.
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During his 17-year career in the N.B.A., Porter was a steadying force for his teams: seldom flashy, always dependable.
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Fans put up with this until they didn't, and a surge of dependable Japanese and superbly crafted German vehicles arrived.
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By combining Py's technical assessment expertise with Hired's dependable pipeline of first-rate talent, we're ready to transform today's hiring standards.
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He's unshakable and dependable, with a live dribble that rarely comes to a stop and his head always on a swivel.
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" Brady said of Edelman: "The more dependable, consistent players that are out there, the better the offense is going to be.
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In return, Saudi Arabia became America's most dependable filling station, a regular supplier of intelligence, and a valuable counterweight to Iran.
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Hinch brought in Will Harris, a most dependable reliever who promptly tossed a cutter low and away to Howie Kendrick. Bam.
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That's how I started to explain it to myself, anyway, this decision to exile myself from a dependable source of nourishment.
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Even controlling my Sonos, which was more dependable than the Roku, felt cumbersome and more annoying than using my smartphone app.
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"During these choppy market conditions, it is reassuring that Aviva's results are consistent, dependable and growing," Chief Executive Mark Wilson said.
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And having a physical record on hand means that, in close elections or disputes, there is a dependable master record available.
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The alcohol-free spray leaves strands feeling soft — all while lending that dependable hold to keep your hard work in place.
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Hillary Clinton, in contrast, aligns closely with car brands like Ford and Toyota: Stolid, a bit boring, but competent and dependable.
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Normally dependable guards Rodney Purvis and Daniel Hamilton combined to shoot 1-for-14 from 3-point range in the contest.
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Our tycoons are smart – they are consummate rent seekers looking for minimum downside and capital preservation through dependable Western legal systems.
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This way, you're building in contingencies so you can start meeting deadlines and be seen as someone who's 100 percent dependable.
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"We have only one real currency in the USA, and it is stronger than ever, both dependable and reliable," Trump tweeted.
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CucumberIt might seem cliché, but for good reason — the dependable cucumber might be the oldest masturbatory veggie of choice out there.
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The architects took advantage of Salerno's dependable winds to design natural ventilation for the interior, which they warmed with blond woods.
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Managers often regard women who are visibly pregnant as less committed, less dependable, less authoritative and more irrational than other women.
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With innovative materials and two dependable fits, the brand is making the process of buying and wearing jeans a lot easier.
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But this could finally be the breakthrough the franchise has sought, with a simple but painstakingly executed formula: dependable starting pitching.
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"Our sports titles have once again shown their value in delivering a stable and dependable performance," Jorgensen said in a statement.
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People who are highly achievement-oriented tend to be very creative, while those who are highly dependable are markedly less creative.
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If you can get letters from a previous landlord stating that you were reliable and dependable, that could work wonders.6.
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"We have only one real currency in the USA, and it is stronger than ever, both dependable and reliable," Trump continued.
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Moore relied on a dependable change-up throughout the night, although he admitted he "got away" with a few of them.
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Though many millennials do utilize these tools as well, there's still an underlying feeling that their own efforts are more dependable.
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Seager's teammate, Kenta Maeda, should be the runner-up as a steady, dependable starter on a team ravaged by pitching injuries.
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Depending on the trim you choose, you can get an F-150 that's a dependable workhorse or a luxurious lifestyle vehicle.
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Before Bones, Henry executed some of the most dependable market-driven menus in Paris, at Daniel Rose's Spring, and Au Passage.
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In addition to its dependable ratchetness, Old Miami is known for one other thing: a painfully long line at the door.
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Nonetheless, the episode has reverberated through global supply chains and dealt a fresh blow to Japan's reputation for scrupulous, dependable manufacturing.
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Unfortunately for the right, the Economist, the Wall Street Journal, and other historically dependable outlets are not part of the problem.
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Dependable, long-lasting starters like Sabathia are rare, and his evolution has allowed him to reach milestones worthy of the Hall.
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Establishment Republicans have told Mr. Trump that Mr. Strange would be a more dependable vote in the Senate than Mr. Moore.
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Parents can address both of these fronts by talking with teenagers about pornography and by directing them to dependable online information.
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Their nonappearance opened up space to observe Guild Hall's brick-walled garden, planted with hydrangeas, which are such lovely, dependable flowers.
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"The way Patrick had described him to me is what I have seen — safe, dependable and not very flashy," Vigneault said.
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Ideally, children use their parents as a safe and dependable base from which to explore the world and exert their autonomy.
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And after finding an audience, they can use sites like Patreon to get a dependable paycheck from their most loyal followers.
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And dependable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently said the new iPads will have a USB-C instead of Lightning connectors.
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" He added: "Our scouts and coaches look for players at the wide receiver position who are very dependable and very consistent.
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UNRWA relies on the U.S. government's funds, and makes budgetary decisions based on what has been pledged as a dependable commitment.
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Once I had assigned the fake finger to unlock my phone, the prosthetic was just as dependable as my real finger.
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The album is rich with guest production, including long-time collaborator Face-T, dancehall dependable Red Rox, and American producer Machinedrum.
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While the BlackBerry Classic was a dependable presence, the security blanket must have stopped innovation to some degree at the mobile company.
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The pre-med graduate, known as "Tay," was eulogized as a loving, caring and dependable aunt who accomplished many things in life.
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Axe tells Bach that Wendy is their "Oscar Goldman," as in the dependable director of operations from Cyborg and The Bionic Woman.
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"But in reality, we rent out clean, dependable cars at good prices, and we always try to over-deliver on our service."
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SpaceX will need to consistently launch its rockets over the coming year in order to establish that its vehicles are dependable again.
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This is why earth signs are considered dependable — they're likely just following through with whatever plans you previously agreed upon (shrug emoji).
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Although maybe if someone got him a pair of regular old dependable jeans to wear, he wouldn't need so many of them.
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If you're looking for dependable flights, you might just be in luck...if you fly in and out of Salt Lake City.
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The headliner of the rollout is what Eero calls TrueMesh, a nod to the mesh network smarts that make it so dependable.
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If you need a dependable person to take care of pulling your cans to the curb and back, I'd like your business.
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Still, it's a little strange, in a league that craves dependable shooting, how Bradley's offensive reputation hasn't caught up to the numbers.
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A dependable long-term air-quality index, similar in design to existing short-term gauges, is needed in the world's big cities.
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Dependable allies are hard to come by; history is replete with broken U.S. foreign policy promises, from South Vietnamese to Iraqi Kurds.
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Restricting the use of a cheap, dependable power supply will raise electricity rates, and those higher prices will reverberate through the economy.
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A sturdy and dependable workhorse, the German-made Wüsthof Classic 8-Inch Cook's Knife is an ideal and efficient culinary cutting tool.
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But even though Detroit's defensive numbers are atrocious when Johnson is on the court, he's steadily transforming into a dependable wing stopper.
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The company has established itself, alongside Google, as one of just two dependable places for advertisers to spend their mobile advertising budgets.
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In my work, I try to have enough dependable information that there is a way to compare it to the missing part.
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A: Trump has got to convince voters that he has the temperament, knowledge, and background to be a dependable and effective leader.
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First, in the most pragmatic sense, helping others in the world to produce a dependable supply of food enhances America's national security.
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The statement also said a team was formed in February "to ensure that dependable, quality care is delivered consistently across I.H.S. facilities."
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For a company like Subaru, with a brand image of being outdoors, dependable, inclusive and kind, those metrics help attract great employees.
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But Cora went to him in Game 1 of the A.L.D.S. against the Yankees and he has been mostly dependable since then.
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She said the Army Corps of Engineers had found a marine ferry option to be more dependable as well as ecologically sound.
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All three options offer dependable all-around performance, but the more expensive AirPods Pro include noise cancellation and an adaptive equalizer (EQ).
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Sources of energy like wind or solar don't emit planet-killing greenhouse gases, but they're less dependable than fuels derived from oil.
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Missile forces As Iranian strikes against bases housing US troops in Iraq on Wednesday show, Tehran has developed some dependable ballistic missiles.
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The 73-year-old is also seen as receptive to authoritarian regimes, while becoming one of Russia's most dependable allies in Europe.
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The high-end hotel is known for being a dependable, fashionable brand, though, that solid reputation means rooms feel a bit generic.
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Being dependable means you complete tasks given on-time and on-budget, and can solve issues that will arise during a project.
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Wheels Not only are cars and trucks getting more reliable, but everyman vehicles over all are now more dependable than luxury brands.
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Those cold shoulders were easy to ignore when the jobless rate was above 6 percent and the Army's most dependable recruiter, Sgt.
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Instead, the dependable and stable hues are the result of rigorous testing performed by a team of chemists in their London laboratory.
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With two dependable, fun-loving wingmen by my side, I had a feeling that everything was about to get very, very sexy.
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For me, when I discovered the machine, it gave me a great sense of security and peacefulness because it was so dependable.
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Well, if I could find one place that offered a solid, unchanging, and dependable situation, I think that would be my preference.
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If your primary focus is on reliability, there's a solid argument to be made that this is the most dependable vehicle on sale.
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S33 has remained dependable over the years, and while outages are a fact of life, the company rightfully took a ton of heat.
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The toy, through repetitive action, is meant to become a dependable, safe anchor for those with disabilities to rely on and learn through.
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Feeling ungrounded was one of the downsides of this last retrograde—however, Mercury connects with solid, dependable Saturn on April 20, offering stability.
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The authors of the study added that having a dog could help children overcome social or separation anxiety, thanks to Fido's dependable companionship.
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This mission will mark the PSLV's 39th trip to space, in what is turning out to be a dependable, workhorse rocket for ISRO.
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And luckily for us, the newest makeup on the market is just that: wearable, dependable, and totally free of pumpkins on the packaging.
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Of course, before a dependable floating landing pad is a real reality, we'll have to see quite a few more drone barge landings.
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C. drinks enough of the beers he brought along that I drive us home (I don't like alcohol, so I'm a dependable DD).
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The platform has gone from a hodgepodge of wacky late-night posts to something dependable and regimented—something audiences can tune into consistently.
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Until wearables become dependable standalone gadgets, their usefulness beyond basic fitness tracking will be the best way to demonstrate their worth to consumers.
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In this uncertain era, middle class Americans may be asking themselves what happened to the dependable pensions they were hoping to live on.
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One would lift the penalties if Russia can demonstrate it's a dependable ally Another would ice the sanctions for concessions in nuclear disarmament.
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For one, swiping to archive or delete messages (depending on your preference) now feels as smooth and dependable as it does on Android.
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That's the only we way we can be sure that our communities will have the safest, most dependable water delivery systems for generations.
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Since the vote for Brexit and the rise of Mrs May last year, relations with the Tories, normally dependable allies, have been strained.
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"More broadly, if public sector service become less dependable during this administration, 20 million American families will still remain food insecure," he said.
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Doctors are at a loss when patients come in and report social isolation or struggles to access food, safe housing, or dependable transportation.
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The Celtics picks their spots to run, but knows when Horford is on the floor that a dependable post-up is always available.
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From network storage to the best router, we've compiled picks for helping you set up and secure a dependable home Wi-Fi network.
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His impact is critical, with dependable touch from just outside the restricted area as defenders worry about his three shoe-deal-popular teammates.
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But if she has been a steadying and dependable force on the field, she has been an erratic, bomb-throwing one off it.
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But now he talks about the importance of maintaining a dependable rail link between New York City and the states west of it.
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Although he can sometimes be difficult to work with, his dependable and persistent nature makes him a valuable asset to the Avengers team.
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At the Morgan Library & Museum, the dependable JACK Quartet tackles Carter's complete string quartets, five stunning works written over nearly a half-century.
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If you're planning on doing high-volume roasting or assembling quick sheet-pan dinners, you're going to need a sturdy, dependable baking sheet.
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Three retailers said that police officers were among their most dependable customers, using CBD oil for aches and pains as well as stress.
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This time around, the once-dependable international fashion and luxury houses did not fatten the glossies with enough advertising to stem the bleeding.
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It was so constant from one house to the next, so dependable, that's how I knew: Wherever I found myself, I was home.
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The S&P 25 dividend yield has been at around 27.45 percent for the past nine years, drawing investors looking for dependable returns.
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The new keyboard should prove more dependable than the butterfly mechanism that has done damage to the reputation of Apple's laptops since 2016.
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They've become as dependable as Spoon, indie rock's most steadfast band, but make breezy, intricate, and sometimes jam-minded songs for suburban daydreamers.
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"You're head of Homeland Security, and your job is to keep us safe," said Kennedy, usually a dependable ally for all things Trump.
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"Outstanding, a constant, very dependable — all the things that you would attribute to a quality starter, he's doing that," manager John Farrell said.
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Some think that France would be even less dependable than the United States in defending a small NATO member like Montenegro or Estonia.
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And while there are no blood tests, there are standardized scales that can be just as dependable for diagnosing and monitoring prognosis.3.
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As you might imagine, secure and dependable satellite communications are vital for the global security missions we demand of our military every day.
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Copyright is among our country's most important economic drivers, and creative industries have proven far more dependable job creators than the tech industries.
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That included this White House's most dependable form of confirmation that the brouhaha actually took place: The President denied knowing anything about it.
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If she had a dependable source of credit, Yunus thought, she and others in similar situations could make their way out of poverty.
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Seemingly solid walls open and close; the lighting, by Felice Ross, makes barely noticeable shifts and changes the mood completely; nothing is dependable.
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Never before, however, has an entire political apparatus arisen to systematically engineer a more dependable Supreme Court over the course of a generation.
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Her presence is still sensitive and soft-grained, if less specific and moving than in 2016, but her voice has grown less dependable.
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That's in part because of worries that publishers haven't figured out a dependable revenue model in a world dominated by platforms like Facebook.
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Regulatory complications will most likely keep the venture private and specific to routes with dependable traffic, like the journey from airports into cities.
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Unfortunately, we can't show you the app, as the Mojave edition is still being finished, but we have found previous versions to be dependable.
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Ever since, IBM and later Lenovo, which bought IBM's PC division 2005, have been making some of the most dependable laptops on the market.
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"What the Russian government needs to do is diversify the economy … make revenues more dependable and less dependent on oil," Kudrin said on Friday.
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Some of the best athletic brands like New Balance, Hoka One One, and Brooks offer dependable runners in the range of $100 to $130.
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Interest rates are expected to remain low for the , which puts investors in a tricky position if they want better and more dependable returns.
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Still, they're considered the most dependable form of birth control, offering a 1 in 2,000 chance of impregnating a woman post-procedure and recovery.
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That an oil-rich country like Nigeria has neither dependable electricity nor a strong industrial base shows the precarious state of its middle class.
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We have about 28 billion in infrastructure and our challenge is finding a dependable long term pipeline of scale opportunities everywhere in the world.
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You just have to remain dependable and reliable knowing you have to show some tough love at times, but it's all for their benefit.
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On a personal level, I'd say the one thing that I have definitely learned is you've got to count on your most dependable people.
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This gadget is a must-have for anyone who wants to stream 4K content but lacks a extremely fast and dependable wi-fi connection.
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It doesn't matter that there's something a bit tacky or gross about it, I can still count on it for an average, dependable lunch.
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"They've been some of the most dependable stocks every time they get hit because it's not like world peace is breaking out," he said.
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For a long time, the ups and downs of Brooks and other country innovators only underscored Strait's position as the genre's most dependable act.
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MM. LaFleur makes a slew of dependable work pants in sizes 0P to 22W, but we'd recommend checking out the Foster Pant ($195) first.
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A lot of writers are emphasizing this kind of love as the real and only dependable love, because these days love faces steep odds.
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At 703, as dependable a source of new, intriguing music as any annual event in America, Ojai never seems to sell itself too hard.
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The reel is aluminum, with smooth and dependable carbon drag and a proprietary line attached that is designed to work with the unique rod.
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Looking at the research, it seems that the most dependable thing you can do to get happier is to move to a happier place.
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With its unique blade system and dependable vacuum seal technology, the PADO Ozen 500 stands out for its ability to make great-tasting juice.
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You should sample its mixture of bacchanal and gall, and revel in Farhadi's dependable deftness, as he sketches and frames his collection of characters.
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But despite the unlikely commercial success, Explosions in the Sky have also proven to be one of the most dependable and uncompromising bands going.
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Sure, Cancer's planet is the Moon, and that never retrogrades either; however, we're talking about you here and how glorious and dependable you are.
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Older media companies, because they enjoyed strong and dependable revenue for decades, never really developed a management culture that could nimbly deploy newsroom resources.
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Bowerbird is also working to create dependable editions of his most important works to avoid the errors that have crept into some recent performances.
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"We found that even among our all-stars, time and attendance was a challenge because they didn't have dependable day care," Ms. Marcus said.
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But the party label of the president who made the nomination is becoming a dependable indicator of how a Supreme Court justice will rule.
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Government contractors, for the most part, have kept a low profile, not wanting to interrupt the highly competitive but dependable flow of government work.
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But Wikipedia's guidelines make clear that editors should use the gender that the subject of the article most recently stated in a dependable source.
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It's got the basic elements covered: good food, beautiful mountains, dependable snow and welcoming people — the rest they're figuring out as they go along.
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Mr. Dudamel's contract runs through 2022; if he opts not to extend it, the orchestra would lose one of its most dependable audience draws.
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The reigning champions, the Chicago Cubs, deliberately went the opposite way, investing in starters with more dependable track records and in young position players.
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K2's fastness is so complete, it acquired no dependable name from the Balti tribes, who for millenniums did not know of its existence.
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The horror genre is one of the most dependable genres at the box office, but it got off to a rough start this year.
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The ruling is particularly harmful to a business model that has been among the most dependable sources of job creation in the economy: franchises.
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It doesn't get the same eye-popping speeds that millimeter wave can offer, but coverage is much more dependable and resembles that of LTE.
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They ask for help when they need it, are dependable and reliable, will not need to be micromanaged, will inspire others to achieve excellence.
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If the GOP could send Sessions back to Alabama, they'd get a loyal vote — one potentially much more dependable than the anti-establishment Moore.
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For a fee, they have served as dependable friends, occasional therapists and, most important, fierce advocates able to extract large sums from studio executives.
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Rumors of the iPhone X, and what it might look like are especially dependable this year, since iOS and HomePod software leaks contain many clues.
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As a fixed (meaning, you were born in the middle of the season—spring) Earth sign—solid and dependable—flexibility doesn't come easily to you.
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Honorable and dependable, truly as diligent and efficient as they come, the postman is one of Hyrule's greatest assets, and an inspiration to us all.
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Both Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, are personally fond of Kaine and believed he would be a loyal and dependable governing partner.
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And true to form, stock investors reacted with reckless abandon, emboldened by the Fed support that has been so dependable over the past ten years.
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She's not only drop dead gorgeous and always having fun, she's loyal and dependable, as well, a hard trait to find in L.A. at times.
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Left nearly defenseless, the U.S. comes to realize it must rely on long retired, technologically simpler and ultimately more dependable weapon systems to fight back.
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Setting up the system takes mere minutes, and the multiple wireless access points you get as a result will ensure an incredibly dependable internet experience.
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So, there have been times when I have put, I would say, too much responsibility on people that weren't dependable and they didn't come through.
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SpaceX launched the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-3 (OCO-3) to the International Space Station (ISS) on May 3 aboard the company's dependable Falcon 9 rocket.
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McKnight never matched Bush, who led the school to a national championship, but he established himself as a dependable running back, the Daily Trojan said.
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What if Jackson Jr.—who turns 19 in September—starts at the four and can moonlight as a dependable backup five (aka avoid foul trouble)?
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Elder statesmen and women of diplomacy have declared that the post-WWII world order is over, potentially leaving decades of dependable stability in terminal decline.
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On Monday night, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tweeted that the Trump administration "declared all out war on affordable, dependable health care" by backing the lawsuit.
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From a dependable Super Bowl dip to a granola-based after dinner treat, Ina Garten always knows the ideal dish to serve for any occasion.
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GERMANY'S largest utilities, E.ON and RWE, used to be known in the stockmarket as "widows' and orphans' paper", so dependable were their profits and dividends.
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Her essays in The London Review of Books, where much of the material in this book originally appeared, were among the reading life's dependable pleasures.
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" She wrote of her slain son and noted how "dependable" he was and how loyal he was to his fellow soldiers, calling them "my people.
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Perry last fall submitted a controversial proposal to subsidize struggling U.S. coal and nuclear plants, arguing it was necessary to keep the power grid dependable.
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The Blues' formidable defense includes the multitalented Alex Pietrangelo, the offense-minded Shattenkirk, the towering rookie Colton Parayko and the dependable and durable Jay Bouwmeester.
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Poor infrastructure, energy shortages, insufficient irrigation, severe post-harvest food loss and a woefully inefficient distribution system hinder Cubans' access to a dependable food supply.
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The one drawback is that foam compresses when you apply force, so it may exacerbate the feeling that everything solid and dependable is slipping away.
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But Houghton, so dependable in so many ways for England, let the nerves get to her and a soft kick was easily saved by Naeher.
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He appears in court when an ex-wife wants to relocate and sits stoically when the judge implies that he is the less dependable parent.
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"One of the most outstanding, dependable employees I had in every way," a former boss, who was later elected the town mayor, said of him.
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Punishing the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia will not bring justice for Mr. Khashoggi, nor will it make Saudi Arabia a more dependable ally.
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A new bloc is coalescing at the centre of Israeli politics, motivated by resentment at the influence of religious parties, Mr Netanyahu's largely dependable allies.
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It is a formula that has turned him into the most dependable jockey on the American circuit and earned him the nickname Big Money Mike.
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Thanks to a lack of dependable perimeter shooters around the All-Star big man Joel Embiid, no team faces more zones than the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Much of New York's signal and switch equipment was installed before World War II. By contrast, Shanghai's trains are not only frequent but also dependable.
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"Joltin' Joe Sinnott is one of the most talented, most capable and most dependable artists in the comics business," said Mr. Lee, Marvel's former publisher.
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FCC bans spending on Huawei, ZTE and other 'national security threats' Small carriers buy equipment from Huawei and ZTE because it is dependable and cheap.
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Once dependable formulas for generating best sellers — write a book attacking the Clintons, plug it on Fox News, repeat — may no longer deliver a hit.
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He believes the Ukraine deal will open more trade opportunities elsewhere in Europe by giving U.S. miners an opportunity to prove they are dependable partners.
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" The airline group added that "modernizing Air Traffic Control is a critical step toward enhancing safety and making flying more dependable and efficient for consumers.
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They also love it because they know what to expect: Andaz is a high-end brand dependable for luxury rooms and amenities and excellent service.
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The Ministry of Supply Atlas Crewneck gets my recommendation for anybody in need of a dependable, basic sweater to wear year-round in the office.
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But she's known Gendry for many years, he's reliable and dependable, and he's one of Game of Thrones' few remaining characters who's truly morally unblemished.
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He started staying late at work to research why biblical weather and hunger were replacing his childhood memories of dependable rains and a land of plenty.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has long counted his British counterpart, David Cameron, as a staunch friend in a shrinking world of dependable allies.
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"We have only one real currency in the USA, and it is stronger than ever, both dependable and reliable," Trump said, referring to the US dollar.
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The Jayhawks have no dependable big man and no dominant one-and-done player, and they're in the midst of the deepest Big 12 season ever.
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None of the three amounted to much in L.A. Johnson become a dependable depth player for several seasons, while prospects Tardif and Vopat were outright busts.
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On the plus side for Nikon, XQD cards are rugged and should be dependable — but they're also expensive and not yet as ubiquitous as SD cards.
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Salazar, Indians roll past Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. — While Danny Salazar has the Royals' number, Kansas City continues its search for a dependable No. 5 starter.
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Choosing to reject falsehoods and stick to the truth will help establish the United States as a dependable source of information among way too much disinformation.
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His assist rate in those minutes soars up to 25.8 (with a dependable 5.67 assist-to-turnover ratio) and his True Shooting is an uncanny 68.2.
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We pick our apples and tomatoes for color or shape, and because they're dependable — they're always there in the produce aisle, no matter the weather outside.
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The bank has to simultaneously shore up its balance sheet, produce dependable profits and satisfy the demands of frustrated regulators, particularly those in the United States.
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The crowd was older and more female, and while they might be less hip and more staid, they are among the nation's most dependable primary voters.
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In short, especially when you are young, consider buying something practical and dependable that has low monthly payments - or that you can pay for in cash.
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Most of the time, the phone worked alright, but I've gotten used to our phones being so dependable that any bug such as these is unacceptable.
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They don't jump out at the viewer; rather, they hold a quiet aura that stems from the dependable contiguousness of the rectangles within a square space.
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Ryan Nall is a dependable running back for Oregon State and the junior has eight 20153-yard rushing efforts with the Beavers, including two this season.
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And finally, there's the always-dependable need for more research: to better understand what the Trumpian political environment is doing to our health and well-being.
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In meeting with him at the White House, President Donald Trump hoped to cultivate a dependable ally in Asia, but the visit made for awkward timing.
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The X-T2 is for those who have professional or prosumer use in mind and need the camera's blazing-fast focus, dependable performance, and excellent results.
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It still depends on the day, but there is little question that Smith has become more dependable and — get this — a steadying force for the Cavaliers.
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"So, we are not concerned as such … We are also committed to remain reliable and dependable suppliers of crude oil and liquids going forward," he added.
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Investors are staying away from risky assets that could see huge downsides if there's a recession and rotating into more dependable investments like US government debt.
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The Gilmour Full-Size Zinc Pistol Grip Nozzle is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a dependable, basic hose nozzle at an unbelievably low price.
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The "D" in Vizio's D-Series literally stands for "dependable," offering customers 4K 3840×2160 ultra HD clarity and the ability to handle graphics-heavy gaming.
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On a team fighting to hold onto the sixth playoff spot in a stacked Western Conference, two months without such a dependable player is bad news.
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Board books, those dependable little thick-paged bricks designed to withstand chewing or banging around, are increasingly not just durable, but well written and ingeniously designed.
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It's quick, it's dependable, and using it obviates the hassle of breaking into the gelatinous stash that many of us would rather be used for fuel.
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The sandals from her collaboration are snazzier than many of its in-house styles, but at the end of the day, they're still dependable, pillowy Tevas.
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" And a crime drama from the dependable producer Greg Berlanti, as well as a family show from Jason Katims, an executive producer of "Friday Night Lights.
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According to the Proust questionnaire in Vanity Fair, you want to be reincarnated as the most dependable pack mule on the Grand Canyon mule team. Yeah.
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It still remains the most dependable way to get a foothold in the industry, which can present a special challenge for women looking to break in.
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Harvey may not seem especially dependable, but his 155 innings last season would have ranked second, behind Andrew Heaney, on the Angels' injury-ravaged pitching staff.
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The drug is also difficult to detect in patients who show up in emergency rooms unconscious, further complicating efforts to get dependable numbers on its impact.
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Famous brand names can help open up new markets and convince global customers that Chinese products are as dependable as American, Japanese or South Korean ones.
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But Bumgarner is this era's most dependable big-game force, and among the small handful of best pitchers in baseball at any time of the year.
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While a sociopathic U.S. president raves on social media and divisive politics tear families apart, TV shows like The Good Place are dependable sources of comfort.
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After his uncles recruited him as a rider for their Indian Relay team, he built a reputation as a tough rider and dependable breaker of colts.
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This initial step forward is key for Americas farmers and ranchers to finally gain access to the dependable and experienced workforce they need and deserve. Rep.
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There are a multitude of ways to lose money in sports, and historically one of the most dependable ways is to start a professional football league.
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But this is still a world where American Idol was an old but dependable warhorse that Fox now needs to completely replace, from the ground up.
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At times Mr Xi sounds pro-market, yet he refers to debt-laden and market-distorting state-owned enterprises as his party's "most dependable source of support".
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By comparison, J.D. Power said Fiat owners reported the most issues with their 2014 models, citing almost three times as many problems as the most dependable vehicles.
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The growth picture looks "pretty dependable"; there's been an improvement in momentum and consumer confidence; and there may be tax reform and regulatory relief, he pointed out.
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I've only done a little testing, but so far I'd say it bests the Pixel 210 — but it's not quite as dependable as Samsung or the iPhone.
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Additionally, "recruiters are specifically seeking out women truckers [because] there's a perception that women are safer, more dependable, and that there's an untapped labor market," says Balay.
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While magic methods and psychic cons have certainly developed over the years in many ways, there are definitely some core principles that seem to remain relatively dependable.
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"I would rather show an older dog, a mature dog like that, because they're more steady and more dependable," King's handler, Gabriel Rangel, said in an interview.
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George's opponent was formidable, a player with long arms and a dependable jump shot who went undefeated against him for the first eight years of their rivalry.
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A dependable AC is a true lifesaver during a New York City summer, and unless you're rich or lucky, your apartment will probably require a window unit.
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Celebrities love Rimowa's no-fuss, no-muss suitcases because they're dependable and durable, making them well worth the investment (and we're loving this new ice blue version!).
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To be more adventurous in their use of quinoa foodmakers need a more dependable supply, says Shrene White, general manager of Ardent Mills, America's biggest flour-maker.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Over the last few years Mark Barrott's International Feel has become one of the most dependable record labels around.
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Billy makes it plain ... Ben's still got his heart, but it might be time for the Steelers to find their Tony Romo ... a qualified and dependable backup.
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"He was a highly valued employee who was dependable and dedicated to his work," Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families spokeswoman Debra Johnson told CNN.
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Having tested wireless headphones for half a decade, I can confidently say that bigger Bluetooth devices, like over-ear headphones, are almost all dependable on this front.
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Harrison, who is 6 feet 4 and 350 pounds, will team with the sturdy and dependable defensive tackle Jonathan Hankins, who is 6-2 and 320 pounds.
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In contrast to the vanishing security of a breadwinning wage and the elusive promise of a post-racial America, guns appear as uncannily concrete, dependable, and durable.
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"Toyota and Honda are known for their reliability, and their reputation for dependable pickups helps aid their resale value," iSeeCars CEO Phong Ly said in a statement.
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Such long-term projections of climate change are, in many ways, more dependable than short-term predictions of weather — which have, of course, improved greatly as well.
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But nearly all these groups say they are hampered by a lack of dependable funding because, unlike unions, they cannot rely on a steady flow of dues.
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As his star rose on the field, the public began seeing what Lombardi saw: a loyal, dependable leader who worked hard away from the game as well.
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Smith-Cameron), Fanny's dutiful, dependable, resentful sister; and Alice's grown daughters, Helen (Heather Burns) and Rosie (Natalie Gold), whose love for their grandmother is tender and deep.
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For people who want a no-frills yet effective air walker, the Gazelle Edge is the way to go — dependable, glides smoothly, and provides a good workout.
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But the big lead of the Tory candidate, Lia Nici (pictured), implies not only that Labour is in danger of losing one of its most dependable seats.
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Flows to exchange-traded funds now show market players looking for more dependable growth sectors than the reflation areas that dominated the earlier part of the year.
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If oil output, and by extension the world economy, was the first casualty, then the second was surely Saudi credibility as a dependable guardian of that supply.
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Over the past 25 years, many suburban areas near the country's biggest cities have gone from dependable Republican strongholds to competitive battlegrounds or even safe Democratic territory.
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A modern system, known as communications-based train control, or C.B.T.C., is more dependable and exact, making it possible to reduce the amount of space between trains.
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If you don't have green garlic but do have leeks, you could go the leek and potato soup route, which is always a flavorful and dependable choice.
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And as franchises are one of the most dependable job creators in the United States, reversing the decision should be a priority for Congress and the administration.
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This is a problem because franchises have been among the most dependable sources of job creation in the United States since the end of the Great Recession.
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We should all worry when any court convicts bona fide journalists on trumped-up charges, and by all dependable accounts that's what happened in Myanmar this week.
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He won the state narrowly but lost the presidency, and campaign aides believe the episode helped move the once-dependable Republican bastion into purple swing-state status.
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Many local residents favor it because a smaller nuclear facility on a nearby seaside bluff was a dependable employer for nearly 50 years before closing in 2015.
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This reform model should also address the catastrophic failure of government at all levels to support modern, dependable access to the polls and a reliable vote count.
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The real Chuck Finely is a retired MLB pitcher (left-handed), who was active from 1986-2002, primarily as a "dependable" — according to Wikipedia — thrower for the Angels.
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The cordial beginning to Justice Kavanaugh's new career caps a Republican quest five decades in the making to lock down a dependable conservative majority on America's highest court.
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Once a large company chooses a particular piece of software they're likely to keep using it for years or even decades, providing a stable and dependable revenue stream.
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It's no secret that the weather can get notoriously rainy during the spring season — which is why having a dependable rain coat in your closet is a must.
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The 3.5mm connector is simple, dependable and backwards-compatible a couple decades, and if these images are representative of the final product, I'm glad Samsung hasn't ditched it.
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Bemis, which was founded as a burlap sack maker, has been facing hard times as changing consumer demands have upended a sector with modest but dependable growth rates.
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Business models focused on smallholder farmer inclusion and collaboration can open new markets to subsistence farmers and provide a dependable source of high-quality crops for food companies.
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Lowe's RBI hit and Garcia's home run came against previously dependable reliever Dylan Floro, who had given up just one earned run in his 19 appearances this season.
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Their dependable goalkeeper Fernando Muslera would make them the envy of their bigger rivals Argentina, beaten 4-3 by France earlier in the day after a chaotic campaign.
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From blooming florals and hot fuchsias to new-age silvers and always-dependable navy pinstripes, the two-piece has stepped back into the spotlight with a 2017 update.
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How fitting it is, in this period of unpredictability, that one of the most dependable resources for pop culture recommendations should be the President of the United States.
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With more dependable and higher-powered equipment, Seattle could avoid tech malfunctions and free up information technology employees for more important work, such as expanding free internet access.
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We ask for nothing more than full equality and respect, to be both a loyal and dependable citizen and an open and proud member of the Jewish collectivity.
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As Trump enters his tenth month in office, Barack Obama remains his most dependable antihero, with the slights, barbs and outright lies he's uttered about his predecessor mounting.
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In a troubled world where we need dependable and effective allies, it remains in the United States economic and political interest to have a strong and united Europe.
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PROTOTYPE: OPERA/THEATER/NOW Now in its fifth year, this festival of contemporary chamber opera and performance has become New York's most dependable home for intriguing music theater.
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Unfortunately, the current U.S. administration has not provided what would historically be dependable American leadership on an issue of such gravity and importance to the transatlantic partner nations.
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The trains are faster and more dependable than the previous system, a chain-and-belt-driven series of conveyors and mechanized lifts that, after 2100 years, was faltering.
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Adjustable bases seem to be the latest trend in the smart home space, and one of the more recent additions to the market comes from perennially dependable Leesa.
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Someone taught to believe that some form of knowledge work would always be available to him, that hard work, talent, and a dependable wage run in parallel stride.
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We certainly will not find dependable allies among the despots, who are only too happy to pocket our aid and then sell us out whenever it proves convenient.
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Attempting to define today's urban iteration is like trying to describe the average automobile: It can be sleek, stylish and fast; modest, dependable and leisurely; or even homey.
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It's been some time since anyone saw that version of Giles, but the good news on that front is Sacramento's medical staff is as dependable as they come.
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If the best contemporary bands work hard to get one day get licensed by a Chrysler commercial, they performed songs that are responsible and dependable enough for Volvo.
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PROTOTYPE: OPERA/THEATER/NOW Now in its sixth year, this festival of contemporary chamber opera and performance has become New York's most dependable home for intriguing music theater.
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The many Porsche 2275 variants are the most obvious example, representing for some collectors a more affordable, more dependable investment than a 373s Bugatti or a 237s Ferrari.
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He fears that recent events have convinced Chinese companies that American component makers can no longer be seen as dependable partners and are permanently shifting away from them.
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But many analysts say Mr. Trump's volatility and disregard for allies could fundamentally diminish America's global clout if the country is no longer seen as a dependable ally.
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The man who's supposed to be Seoul's dependable ally is playing a dangerous game of one-upmanship to the peril of everyone who lives on the Korean Peninsula.
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Andujar's single off Allen ended a wild game in which the Yankees bullpen, so dependable in recent games, suffered a jarring meltdown that resulted in two blown saves.
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A dearth of dependable frontcourt players led Popovich to deploy Brown as a power forward and, occasionally, as a small-ball center to try to fill the void.
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To be clear, this strategy is not to be confused with most dividend investing strategies, where investors hunt for stocks with high payouts but also dependable balance sheets.
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Banks have increasingly raised money by selling wealth management products, investments that have the look and feel of dependable bank deposits and are usually sold to average investors.
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Bogut, remember, was the Warriors' most dependable rim protector in recent seasons, but Golden State shipped him to the Dallas Mavericks last summer to clear room for Durant.
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But turning his back on traditional parties may leave Mr. Bolsonaro and his nascent government unable to build dependable coalitions in a fractious legislature split among 30 parties.
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Unlike Bitcoin, which is notoriously volatile, Libra's value is supposed to be pegged to a handful of dependable global currencies and backed by a reserve of assets and investments.
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Hyde-Smith's tendency to put her foot in her mouth has made the Senate race a competitive one despite Mississippi's status as an otherwise solidly dependable Republican-voting state.
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Affordable wireless headphonesCost$100LikeSleek design and dependable connectivityNo likeJust decent sound qualityThe Jabra Move Style will do all the most important things wireless headphones need to do dependably well.
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You can rent cool cars, like a Tesla Model S or a Range Rover Sport, or choose something a bit more dependable, like a Toyota Camry or Jeep Compass.
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Though I can't say I watched every episode during its six-season run on ABC, Last Man Standing was always a very dependable sitcom: an old-school network comedy.
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It seems as though Samsung focused quite a bit on ensuring the mechanics of the hinge would be a sturdy and dependable mechanism for folding and unfolding a screen.
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In part, the Russian intervention in Syria was meant to confirm Moscow's role as a dependable partner in solving international problems and thus help spur an end to sanctions.
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He was a dependable starter in Oakland, posting a 44-36 record with a 3.42 ERA over parts of five seasons before being traded to the Yankees in 2017.
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If you have a near-cartoonish need to be on time to your appointments and dates, astrological common knowledge suggests that your sign's ruling element is sturdy, dependable earth.
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The only environment where I dealt with noticeable audio snags was on subway trains, where some kind of interference seemed to weaken the dependable playback I heard everywhere else.
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The usually dependable Proton Launch Vehicle, Roscosmos' main rocket, has also suffered problems of its own in recent years, which have slowed things down for the Russian space program.
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We guarantee that, as long as you incorporate at least one dependable essential into your post-sundown ensemble, putting together a day-to-night look will come easy-peasy.
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Madau and thousands like him are the dependable foot soldiers of the party, pointing to its achievements like providing housing, water, and government grants to the residents of Alexandra.
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Attributes that might give you an edge over other job applicants centered on being dependable, detail-oriented and self aware, said Maureen Hoersten, chief operating officer at LaSalle Network.
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And yet, for as long as people have been keeping records, nature shows a different, dependable pattern: For every 100 babies born biologically female, 105 come out biologically male.
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Nick Jr.'s outdoorsy cartoon 7-year-old taught us about the dangers of kleptomania, the utility of both a dependable backpack and physical map, and some basic Spanish.
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Despite the recent upgrade, it's still too slow to be a dependable payment platform, and the people running the show remain sharply divided over how Bitcoin should move forward.
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Daryl—not his real name—has been taping shows at Coachella since 260, and in that time he's developed a reputation as perhaps the festival's most dependable concert taper.
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Jupiter is currently retrograde in dependable, analytical Earth sign Virgo, where it's inspiring you to reflect on your friendships and social connections (plus, it goes direct on May 9).
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Detroit (CNN)Toyota is seeking to once again make a name for itself among drivers looking for more than just a safe and dependable way to get to work.
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"More and more of our products are needed and our challenge is to be a dependable supplier to meet that demand in a changing and growing world," she said.
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"There is this unconscious perception of people who are seen around the office during regular working hours and outside of regular hours as dedicated, reliable, committed, dependable," she says.
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Once considered one of the most dependable places to work out there, the federal government could lose contractors who aren't particularly interested in risking the effects of another shutdown.
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Mr. Esposito, detail-oriented and dependable, became an invaluable assistant, organizing Presley's daily life, acting as his personal alarm clock and reading lines back and forth on film sets.
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And when he declared, "Today, America is stronger than ever before," it was the kind of dependable applause line that could have been taken from one of his rallies.
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With his dependable sculpture-dog sidekick, King Gordo, by his side, Jim McKenzie is a witty-weird host in paint-spattered coveralls, Gordo in his trusty third-eye crown.
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Its frustrated passengers say it is no more dependable, even though it makes only a fraction of the trips — almost 7.1 million in 2018 — the subways and buses make.
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Isn't it time that we stop focusing on megastars and dependable producers of inflated works, and begin seeing all the interesting and challenging stuff that is being quietly made?
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And a reporter who was dispatched to St. Martin, one of the Caribbean islands hit hardest by Irma, describes life without fuel, electricity, schools or a dependable food supply.
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Still, many of those readily available jobs are not like the good-paying union jobs of 40 years ago, jobs that were dependable enough to build a life around.
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McConnell's Democratic predecessor as Senate majority leader, Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas, was FDR's dependable New Deal yes man in the 1930s, supporting even Roosevelt's deplorable court-packing scheme.
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The Brooklyn-based company makes dependable, innovative appliances for home chefs looking to up their cooking game without spending more time in the kitchen or crazy amounts of money.
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The Sixers' road woes (7-14 before Saturday's game against the Knicks) and lack of dependable perimeter shooting have consigned Joel Embiid and Co. to an underwhelming sixth seed.
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My best guess was her somewhat subtle move to the middle made the far left of the party much more comfortable going with the more ideologically dependable Bernie Sanders.
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People who are deprived of a dependable social network, or who have severe difficulty connecting with others, have a much higher risk of both developing an addiction and relapsing.
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Pros: Affordable and dependable, quiet operation, works on many types of floor, long operation period per chargeCons: Gets stuck on various objects, base station needs lots of free space
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The dependable way for states to meet, or even exceed their commitments under CPP is to focus on renewables and energy efficiency, rather than a switch to natural gas.
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But when you're running late and have just five precious minutes to spare, the most you have time for are the handful of solid, dependable, and supremely uninteresting essentials.
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The Cardinal also have a dependable secondary led by strong safety Justin Reid, the conference's co-leader in interceptions with five, including one against the Trojans earlier this season.
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From the political instrumental grooves of Horse Lords to the thoughtful indie rock of Nap Eyes and the dependable rhymes of Jean Grae, this list has something for everyone.
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Almost 22017 years later, that ever-dependable lineup (they've never hired a sub) is set to change: Mr. Iverson, its pianist, is leaving, to be replaced by Orrin Evans.
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Though he once said he believed marriage was between a man and a woman, he has in recent years become a dependable supporter of L.G.B.T.Q. rights, including marriage equality.
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Collins also grew into a respected team leader who was a dependable, stand-up presence in an often fractious locker room that endured two coaching changes and consistent losing.
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In contrast to many of his contemporaries as well as many well-known figures working today, he refused to define an artist as a surrogate for a dependable machine.
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In the village of Ringui, match days find people walking along dirt roads carrying televisions, searching for neighbors who have the right cable connection or a more dependable electricity supply.
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Miranda Hobbs, Carrie Bradshaw's very dependable and sensible friend, tried to help Carrie's boyfriend at the time, everyone's favorite nice guy who finished last Aidan, pick out an engagement ring.
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Other than the death trap stairs in the entry hall that are definitely not up to code, his place is sturdy and dependable but not too flashy, just like himself.
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"My hope is that if the Model 3 turns out to be a dependable, fast, and attractive car like it appears it will be, then I'll be satisfied with it."
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Those who doubt, for now, that a blanket American ban is inevitable say its intent is to make Huawei's kit look like a less dependable option to service providers elsewhere.
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He was, she said, the perfect candidate: He didn't smell, he drove a dependable vehicle, he didn't do drugs, and — most importantly — he didn't try to hit on the girls.
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Unusually in a country of evangelical Christians and devout Buddhists, it continues to thrive as anything from a bit of curious fun to a dependable guide for making everyday decisions.
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Parasnis noted that a lot of Adobe's services — especially around its analytics and Marketing Cloud service — need to have very dependable latency and the ability to deliver sub-second experiences.
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Featuring bold blackberry and blueberry flavors and medium-firm tannins on the finish, this wine is a true crowd-pleaser — robust, dependable and easy to love, much like Maggie herself.
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When you have to adapt something that has to work in an extreme environment, you have to deal with a lot of unplanned details to make it safe and dependable.
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Although Sadr is openly hostile to Washington's policies in the Middle East and has spent considerable time in Iran, he would be a less dependable ally for Tehran in Baghdad.
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But with so many choices, we wanted to make things easy for you so we settled on the three that offer premium sound, gorgeous design, as well as dependable connectivity.
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Houston Rockets: Ryan Anderson (three years, $61.2 million) Anderson is one of the most dependable stretch fours in NBA history, playing for the coach who basically invented that very label.
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The Pelicans have Anthony Davis, certainly, but the rest of their roster is just completely insane and seemed to be terribly mismatched against the Blazers' crew of sturdy, dependable boys.
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The other is also a good customer, and despite a few spats and some lingering mistrust, it's getting to be a more lucrative and dependable business partner all the time.
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A lot of television is all about the familiar But that's fine, because a lot of television is about the familiar — the same dependable thing, week in and week out.
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Our transportation infrastructure system requires dependable, long-term, and sustainable funding to improve efficiency of the system, reducing traffic congestion in our cities as well as modernizing regulation, and safety.
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It doesn't offer in-insert browning, so you have to use a separate skillet for that, but the dependable slow heat and excellent design is worth washing an extra dish.
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Whether Democratic voters agree with their pronounced willingness to work with the new administration on economic issues, Sanders and Warren emerged from 2016 as the party's two most dependable attractions.
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The central complaint is that the law triggered the move from defined-benefit pensions to defined-contribution accounts—which are less dependable, and shift the risks from employers to workers.
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Today, that many of the people that we've worked with at Sony have left, it does leave a sour taste—even when our new contacts are dependable and passionate, too.
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Employees said that the ridesharing part of the business was more profitable for Fair than the general consumer business because it had less user acquisition cost and more dependable demand.
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A Spanish roboticist named Sergi Santos said that his $2,500 robot helped strengthen his marriage by giving him a safe, dependable outlet when his wife was not in the mood.
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But while Mr. Trump points with pride to last year's economic growth and promises even faster growth to come, there are signs that his most dependable talking point is eroding.
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Beth, a real estate agent, has finally found a truly good man, a cop named Tim (Robert Manning Jr.) who is calm, dependable, strong — and, she's certain, about to propose.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Centrist House Republicans have always been like the dependable partner in a turbulent relationship — slightly dull, predictable, the one who remembers family birthdays and pays the bills.
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She may be furious with you (which seems unreasonable), fully consumed with her grandmother's care (which is possible) or surrounded by pals who are more dependable texters at 3 a.m.
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Burros are a beloved symbol of the Old West The dependable donkey was a popular pack animal during the Gold Rush, but they have a testy history with local ranchers.
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If you aren't familiar with Nordic Ware, know that the Minnesota-based company created and popularized the Bundt pan, and is renowned for its dependable cookie sheets and baking tools.
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Midterm campaigns have increasingly become akin to parliamentary elections — referendums on the party in power rather than on individual candidates, where turnout by dependable partisan voters is the deciding factor.
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Both call for simple, economical construction with big panels of waterproof plywood combined with concrete block (Basement Shelter) or sand or gravel fill (Above-Ground Shelter.) Strong, safe, dependable, durable.
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A reassuringly dependable list of beers is augmented by some left-field concoctions, like the Grown-Up's Chocolate Egg Cream: a sweet, tangy mix of vodka and Swiss Miss nostalgia.
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With an amiable smile and a dependable confidence, she regularly visits the informal tent settlements throughout the Bekaa region to identify Syrian women and girls who are most at risk.
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I only wasted about 10 minutes waiting and hoping someone else would order a similar ride before I fell back on my usual, dependable ride-hailing apps, Uber and Lyft.
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Iowa has a sharp-shooting wing in Peter Jok, a walk-on sensation in Nicholas Baer, a dependable point guard in Mike Gesell, and a solid center in Adam Woodbury.
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Dependable infrastructure is magical not simply because it works, but also because it allows innovation to thrive, including much of the Internet-based economy that has grown in the past decade.
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Comic book movies, despite becoming one of the most dependable genres at the box office over the past decade, haven't fared as well in the scrum of early-year awards shows.
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"The good news is that consumers don't have to spend a lot of money to get a very dependable vehicle," said Dave Sargent, vice president of global automotive at J.D. Power.
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However, Italian-born Sonia Gandhi faces a tall order to pull the party out of its worst crisis in decades and at the same time choose a worthy and dependable successor.
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Some people believe you need vast amounts of money or funding, others stress access to equipment as the most important thing, while many believe it's about building a dependable research team.
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But I think any one of those people who live in any one of those neighborhoods along the way would prefer a brand-new, fast, dependable bus that launched next month.
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"Our new electric sports car is strong and dependable; it's a vehicle that can consistently cover long distances and that epitomizes freedom," Porsche AG chief Oliver Blume said in a statement.
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However, in its most recent adverts, there's been a shift in sentiment, with the brand taking a more serious note at times, presenting itself as resilient, and dependable to its customers.
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A: Almost any new car you buy nowadays is Bluetooth-equipped, so it&aposs easy to feel left out if you are buying used or driving an old-yet-dependable vehicle.
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What they want -- and have worked towards for more than a decade -- is a more stable and dependable European-style democratic business model than one where a president can take all.
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By implementing one-size-fits-all regulations, Washington bureaucrats have made lending nearly impossible for smaller banks, shutting down their ability to empower dependable clients who would reinvest in their communities.
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You'll want a dependable light that matches the mood of the space, whether you're trying to stay focused while working from home or entertaining into the wee hours of the morning.
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Just like signing up for Amazon's Subscribe & Save or other services that aim to outsource all your dependable monthly tasks, it takes one more item off your long to-do list.
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Picking up our favorite blend from our favorite chain is fast, easy, and dependable — so we forget to consider how much those prices can actually start to add up (and fast).
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While the Yankees have struggled all season to contend, Beltran has been the lone dependable slugger in the heart of the lineup, with his fellow veterans Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira struggling.
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"We remain laser-focused on reducing costs, meeting our delivery schedule commitments, ensuring dependable engine performance, and preparing for global sustainment of the F-35 fleet," he said in a statement.
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To be sure, he has been a dependable money source for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, most recently in 22019 donating $30,000 from his Progressive Voters of America political action committee.
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When they discover early that reading will provide answers to their questions in a dependable way that they can control, that's when a lifelong love of reading and learning can begin.
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Such missteps by IS supporters only become more likely as IS's official "Nashir" and 'Amaq channels are frequently taken down, leaving IS's supporters dependent on secondary, less dependable social media outlets.
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It still doesn't feel like a proper upgrade to a flagship headset that's already three years old, but it is a more fine-tuned system that feels more evolved and dependable.
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The clearinghouse, which not only vets countless sources of medical information but also makes its results easily searchable, is regarded as the most dependable repository of its kind in the world.
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Australia Fare 11 Photos View Slide Show ' HOBART, Tasmania — Once a dependable bastion of this country's social life, the ubiquitous Australian pub is now vulnerable to a slew of modern ailments.
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The M-777 has proven to be a dependable medium-force weapon for the Marine Corps and US Army, with over 40,000 rounds fired in all sorts of terrain and conditions.
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It's a fun episode that puts his character arc back on track and leads us to the solid, dependable Xander who will save the day at the end of season six.
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It is what he and his friend, the painter Catherine Murphy, share: they refuse to become dependable producers, which is why I admire them and have written about them at length.
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As a result, Gayeski said investors could be missing out on bigger gains by shunning riskier parts of the stock market, such as tech, in favor of stodgy, dependable dividend payers.
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Mr. Washington said he had tried to be a steady, dependable presence in Jaylen's life and was careful about everything he did around him, even paying attention to how he dressed.
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In "Henry Louis Wallace: A Calamity Waiting to Happen," Joseph Geringer wrote that Hawk was regarded as a dependable part-time employee at her local Taco Bell in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The caution seems understandable; few are optimistic that the Trump administration or the Republican-controlled Congress will be eager to help New York, one of the Democratic Party's most dependable outposts.
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But there were other important nights too, like Rise, a dependable weekly rave, and Remedy, a party thrown by Jason Patrick and Cool Aaron in an old bank on alternating Thursdays.
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If Tesla can satisfy the Model 3's pent-up demand with a dependable and profitable vehicle it will finally justify a stock value that has it rivaling GM in capital value.
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No doubt the ever-dependable front row circus of Brit models, singers and social media stars from far-flung locations — chosen with emerging luxury market potential, of course — will be in place.
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Hyaluronic acid is a little like Julia Roberts: a seasoned vet beloved by all, highly dependable, always up for awards, but rarely found at the heart of a viral, buzzy internet moment.
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Braves RH Julio Teheran (6-10, 3.10) Despite sharing the National League lead with 29 homers against through Sunday, Eickhoff has developed into a dependable starter in his second major-league season.
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In speaking to journalists, an occurrence that's taken on more stressful implications over a tumultuous past two years, perhaps it helps to have something dependable on the plate in front of him.
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Boston has too many general question marks, the Sixers need more shooting (and don't have anyone who can guard Lowry for 40 minutes), and Indiana doesn't quite have the dependable offensive firepower.
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READ: China posts slowest annual economic growth in 25 years Once the dependable engine of rapid expansion, the world's second-largest economy is now posting its weakest annual growth in 25 years.
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Turns out, the reintroduction of that very-familiar style was just the tip of the iceberg; it's since ushered in a new wave of sneakers that go way beyond our dependable Chucks.
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I had all the tools I needed to live a life that — if it couldn't be sleek and sexy like a Maserati — could at least be functional and dependable like a Jeep.
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You're one of the most trustworthy, loyal, dependable signs in the zodiac, Leo, but today you may snap and decide to say, "Fuck it" and hop on a plane for an adventure.
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Great build quality, fast processors / graphics cards, and dependable battery life are common qualities in an ultrabook, but the ZenBook takes that up a notch by giving you a bit more power.
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Time Warner Cable must know it, too, because in my recent experience, the company's swindled me out hundreds of dollars by overcharging me for service that's been dependably slow but hardly dependable.
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When he needs to throw, Thorson has a dependable receiver in Bennett Skowronek, who caught seven passes for 234 yards and a touchdown in a 21979-21982 win against Purdue on Saturday.
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One might assume, based on what's happened in the last few months, that Apple is shifting its focus away from hardware and towards services, which could be a more dependable revenue stream.
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Like the dependable old '57 Chevys that roll down the streets of Havana, Cubans stay respectful to the past, while never failing to move forward, full speed ahead, with optimism and determination.
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Young Michael Fulmer and aging Jordan Zimmerman are also dependable options, but neither is likely to explode with a huge season, and the options behind them are worth a cringe or two.
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Texas has become one of the country's leading destinations for data centers, propelled by robust economic growth in recent years, a business-friendly tax climate, abundant sources of water and dependable electricity.
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While the system is 40 years old, the Hawk is a dependable aircraft and "a testament to the British engineering behind them," the Red Arrow engineering team member Ben Ireland told Insider.
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The Trump administration says it wants "a more durable and dependable path towards a brighter future," but in Israel and the Palestinian territories it is unclear how such a future might arrive.
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Opposing pitchers have thrown Cespedes the lowest percentage of strikes — about 64 percent — since his rookie season, perhaps because he has been the most dependable power hitter in an inconsistent Mets lineup.
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Inspired by the East: How the Islamic World Influenced Western Art is a giant teaching aid of a fairly solid and dependable kind, but one that does not quite push far enough.
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HBO returns another dependable veteran to its fold with "Tracey Ullman's Show," a six-episode sketch series starring this British comedian, whose Emmy-winning "Tracey Takes On …" left the channel in 1999.
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She was a chef and a food editor for many years, and she stands out as a source of reliable information in a nascent industry without dependable methods for cooking and dosing.
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When we pick up, Paper Boi's career has progressed, but all the growth happens offscreen and we just see melancholy parts of his rise: the lack of dependable income, bad fan encounters.
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Their once-dependable viewers have continued their migration to Netflix, Amazon and Hulu, and those who have yet to break the network habit are aging out of the group prized by advertisers.
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"The program is not always dependable and our items are perishable," said Chris Rotticci, who runs the harvest automation division of Taylor Farms, which is also looking for ways to replace humans.
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It just quietly, pleasantly took place while my attention was elsewhere, like when your relationship goes from hot and nascent to sustaining and dependable, or when you realize you eat yogurt now.
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She was so dependable and levelheaded that when Mr. Collingwood couldn't reach her by phone, text or Facebook in the aftermath of the shooting on Sunday night, he immediately feared the worst.
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Larry Fitzgerald, the team's dependable veteran standout who put up 176 receiving yards in last week's triumph, managed just four catches for 30 yards as his team went out with a whimper.
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Truth be told, the vehicles that get my professional admiration are the everyday ones, the dependable workhorses that shuttle our children hither and yon, the cars that become part of the family.
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"Coal is the more dependable, the more reliable source for base load," Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi told his first media briefing since the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte took office last week.
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Farhusha says that certain systems of palmistry refer to this line as the "soulmate line" or "marriage line," but those descriptions lead to deterministic interpretations, which, as we've said before, aren't very dependable.
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And yet, the startup has earned a dependable reputation for itself and built a loyal customer base — even inviting its shoppers to become investors — and has begun expanding to brick-and-mortar stores.
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Although people initially freaked out when their cellphones started blaring with warnings, mobile alerts have become one of the most dependable ways to alert Americans to pending issues, from hurricanes to mass shootings.
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Because they are so dependable, NASA has been working to miniaturize these systems, and now the Deep Space Atomic Clock will demonstrate if a mercury-based instrument this small can work in space.
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Market watchers say activists — ever wary of near-term returns — may nudge big banks away from low-margin, low-risk, dependable businesses, and into mergers and acquisitions activity to further consolidate Wall Street.
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Attaching high-quality active microphones to thinly wired earphones that tangle may not be the most durable or dependable way to record audio, so you might end up sacrificing shelf life for portability.
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The Holiday is one of those dependable seasonal classics with a rom-com formula that never disappoints: an adorable meet-cute, a predictable romance, a touch of heartbreak, and of course, sweet redemption.
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The otherwise dependable Democratic voter sat out the election, contributing to the county's swing from a 57-percent majority for Barack Obama in 2012 to a 21.5-percent vote for Trump's economic nationalism.
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But the party was simultaneously relieved to have someone dependable on hand, prepared to take up Obama's mantle, defend it against a reinvigorated Republican Party, and cement his accomplishments as the 45th president.
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It's because for many of us, it was lovingly dependable, night after night, even if you showed up five minutes before closing, and even if your parents got divorced into two separate kitchens.
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He's been cast in roles that haven't quite fit: the linchpin of an organization's reboot in Miami, the dependable hitter supporting the Dodgers' staff of aces, the showy splurge of the Red Sox.
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Ambassadorships between Britain and the U.S. are some of the most important diplomatic posts for the two nations, who are bound by a "special relationship" and are among each other's most dependable allies.
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Instead, though, it decided to partner, and that's probably a good thing as it will give the company access to Databricks' existing customers, who Ghodsi noted are looking for a dependable enterprise cloud.
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Whereas traditional taxis are looked upon suspiciously, Uber and Cabify allow for both traceability, on-demand services, and predictable prices, providing a safe and dependable mode of transport where there often isn't any.
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"We've known each other for 15 years and while other friends have come and gone, Chase was the most deep, loyal, understanding, dependable person that I wanted in my life forever," Fish wrote.
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"It delivered you exactly what we've come to expect from [CEO] Indra Nooyi's PepsiCo, a dependable set of numbers with great execution and a lot more organic growth that Coca-Cola, " Cramer said.
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A genuine smile sends the message to others that we are likeable, trustworthy and dependable — the kind of person others want to do business with, engage in conversation, or build meaningful relationships with.
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Hemsworth's Thor processes (or refuses to process) his pain by wasting away into a demigod with a dad bod, while Johansson takes Romanov — usually the dependable, no-frills assassin — into quiet, stoic suffering.
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This legislation requires the secretary of Energy to establish a program to improve cooperation between federal agencies, states, and industry to ensure the safe and dependable flow of energy across the United States.
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Even the defense contractor Lockheed Martin, what Cramer said is one of the most dependable stocks, took a blow today when it said its cash flow forecast wouldn't rise along with the earnings.
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Including the dependable bullpen duo of Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller, the Yankees' arms carried the team before Gardner registered his sixth career walk-off hit and his second homer of the season.
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One of her jobs is to think through the distinctions between inner speech and public speech: people need a dependable mechanism for separating out what they want to say from what they think.
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Even worse for bin Zayed would be a Saudi Arabia in chaos and embroiled in a leadership struggle, risking turning his massive neighbor from dependable enforcer of their joint endeavors to unstable liability.
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Audi spokesperson Mark Dahncke argues the E-tron is designed to be dependable, capable, and to perform no matter how much its charge is depleted—even if that means slight compromises on range.
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Not only was Simmons a good talker, he was also courteous, dependable and willing to make the trek from his home in Annapolis, Md., to the bureau in Washington whenever he was needed.
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They sent him to their AAA-affiliate team in Omaha, where the Australian veteran became a dependable presence in the Stormchasers final innings, recording a 0.71 ERA with five saves in 12.2 innings.
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Derrick Favors quietly exhibited all he's capable of last year, a season in which he jiggered his career back on track by re-establishing himself as a dependable finisher and sturdy defensive presence.
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If you are looking for a dependable Dutch oven that can handle any recipe for years to come, turn to the Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast-Iron 5-1/2-Quart Dutch Oven.Pros:
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The threat of smoke and devastation, the power outages and the face masks have all become an inevitable part of fall in California, as dependable as back-to-school sales and harvest festivals.
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In the past, he wasn't always as dependable as he is now, so when dealing with issues like Q.'s pink eye, I've been accustomed to just dealing with it on my own.
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And while it won't arrest the sales drop, it could preserve the topline and provide Harley with the dependable cashflow its next CEO needs to manage his or her way to assured profits.
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"Due to a new state law, we are making some changes to help ensure that Uber remains a dependable source of flexible work for California drivers," Uber wrote in an email to customers.
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He "was dependable and always reported for his shifts," the friend said, adding that Mr. Urbanski also held a job at a gym and had talked about becoming a physical therapist after graduating.
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Notably, the Pro models will supposedly get reverse wireless charging so you can charge one device on the back of another, but dependable rumors now suggest that Apple failed to pull this off.
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"A 2012 piece in the Atlantic argued that the battle over bundling is really a battle between streaming upstarts and cable TV, "the most dependable and lucrative business model in modern entertainment history.
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"The John Bolton PAC and John Bolton Super PAC seek a strong, clear, and dependable U.S. national security policy, resting on constancy and resolve," Bolton, a foreign policy hawk, said in a statement.
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He never got away from figuration altogether — like an ancient Mediterranean sailor, he hugged the shoreline for fear of the open sea — but he found that repetition created a dependable kind of freedom.
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If you're going to spend the days leading up to Thanksgiving baking up a storm, your best assistant will be one of KitchenAid's seriously dependable stand mixers — the rub is that they're not cheap.
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Ignore the confusing names and just focus on the one or two things that are most important to you, whether that's a giant screen, a dependable camera, or colors that match your own style.
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" In another Facebook post, Mawby wrote that he's "still trying to wrap my head around the fact that you're gone," and calls Rich "one of the most honest and dependable people I ever knew.
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But of all the techniques Carter and other book-stuffers employed to boost their visibility, one of the most dependable is also one of the most ordinary: buying ads through Amazon Marketing Services (AMS).
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The combination of dependable profits, dividends and expectations that the weaker pound and euro will spur earnings upgrades for firms that sell mostly to consumers outside the UK and Europe has underpinned their resilience.
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It says the most dependable attribution findings are for events related to an aspect of temperature; a warmer climate means that unusually hot days become more likely while unusually cold ones become less so.
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We understand that a free society requires individuals who are capable of handling that freedom — people who can be counted on to play their social roles as caring parents, responsible workers and dependable neighbors.
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But if they're feeling desperate and don't have a ton of confidence in Markelle Fultz or Zhaire Smith evolving into dependable contributors, the Sixers should be able to fit Love's deal into their space.
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It would be far easier and far cheaper for these industries to hire American citizens, but the simple fact is, in these niche industries, it's really hard to find qualified and dependable seasonal employees.
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Coach Chris Mooney is also counting on sophomore guard Khwan Fore (9.4 points), who was on the Atlantic-10 All-Freshman team last season, to continue to grow into a more dependable scoring option.
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Despite the overt chaos, the competing narratives of the fall campaign — each side's attempt to define the other as weak or crazy and itself as tough and dependable — are clearly emerging from the conventions.
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For more than a century, this group has served as a hub for amateurs licensed to operate the dependable, if archaic, medium known as ham radio and eager to pitch in when disaster strikes.
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Potanin has been a proponent of this reduction while EN+ group, which owns nearly 28% of Nornickel via aluminium giant Rusal, has said the plan requires scrutiny as dependable payouts are critical for shareholders.
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Even Elder Alden Hearst is starting to get antsy, and he's long been a calm, dependable intermediary between his African-American community and the white power structure of the Southern city where he lives.
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Mr. Trump will not isolate Iran by nixing the deal; he will isolate America and lead its partners and allies to consider China and Russia as more dependable, predictable partners, even absent Western values.
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Mr. McKenzie, who had worked with Mr. Indiana off and on for decades as a publisher of his work, said he worried at the time that Mr. Indiana's other studio staff were not dependable.
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To the Editor: In response to the devastation of Puerto Rico's electrical infrastructure, the island should seek help in seizing an opportunity that would yield jobs and a more robust and dependable power supply.
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Qualifying workers could put up to $5003,500 a year into the account — or $6,500 if they were over 50 years old — which would be invested in government bonds, guaranteeing a modest but dependable return.
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However, those upgrades have become less dependable in recent years as airlines find more effective ways to sell premium tickets and upgrades, such as by offering the chance to purchase an upgrade with miles.
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He led the league in yards per game in each of his three seasons and is a dependable workhorse, likely to rush 300 times and catch 50 passes as long as he isn't hurt.
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Since then, the airline has trained staff in a program it calls Core4 for customer-facing employees, like flight attendants, a program that gets its name from four pillars: safe, caring, dependable and efficient.
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Not having a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug-addicted, mentally ill and working poor who now have access to a dependable source of care.
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Birthday Stories are the latest in a long line of attempts by Facebook (FB) to freshen up a dependable source of engagement for the service, and the latest to promote its relatively new Stories option.
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As Trump tries to reassure restive party regulars that he's a dependable standard-bearer, this oddity -- combined with reporting from the Times, CNN and other news outlets about his conduct toward women -- reinforces their anxieties.
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This is because it used to provide good jobs of a particular sort—jobs that offered decent and dependable wages for people, particularly men, with modest skills, and would do so throughout their working lives.
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They are currently more overpriced on dependable valuation measures, such as total market value to GDP and on a replacement cost basis (Tobin's Q), than at any time save for the 2000 dot-com bubble.
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At the University of Idaho's Center for Secure and Dependable Systems, director Jim Alves-Foss and research assistant professor Jia Song have set their sights, in the near-term, on a much more attainable task.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The loyal and dependable Labrador Retriever hung on for the 28th year in a row to the title of America's most popular dog in 2018, the American Kennel Club said on Wednesday.
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On Wednesday morning, the Knicks had a dependable starter on a reasonable contract, a young playmaker to develop, and a bad contract set to come off the books next summer if only they'd be patient.
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The cover bore a black-and-white photograph of the two men: one youthful and telegenic, a visionary sparkle playing about his eyes and mouth; the other solemn and aloof, dependable perhaps but distinctly uninspiring.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's ever-dependable Ash Barty doled out the dreaded double-bagel to Caroline Garcia, leveling the Fed Cup final at 1-1 against France after the opening day's singles in Perth on Saturday.
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The study showed that people who posted posies appeared more adventurous, less lonely, more dependable, more successful, more outgoing, with higher levels of self-esteem, and like a better friend than those who posted selfies.
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For this reason: we feel that the exhibition has been, more than anything else, a giant teaching aid of a fairly solid and dependable kind, but one that has not quite pushed us far enough.
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The Dodgers' dependable first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, whose solo homer in Game 2 was the only run scored by either team in that game, did receive a warrior's welcome every time he went to bat.
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While she does not fit the chameleon model -- indeed quite the reverse, a somber, solid, dependable pastor's daughter -- she has been pushing Brexit through and despite her best efforts, exposing the UK's divide with Europe.
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The company announced the W1 chip a year ago as a custom piece of Bluetooth-based hardware that offers a more dependable wireless link between the headphones and your device than the standard Bluetooth connection.
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This is a year where investors have gravitated toward two groups of stocks – those that did not need China and companies with dependable earnings growth and a dividend exceeding the rate on 10 year Treasuries.
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The supply chain's vulnerability, acutely felt during a severe worldwide shortage in 2009 and 2010 when two reactors shut down unexpectedly, has led some doctors to shift to more dependable, but more toxic, imaging agents.
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Two clear needs have emerged as the Lakers have stumbled to a 212.7-214.4 start to the LeBron James era — more interior depth to address their defensive and rebounding woes and more dependable perimeter shooting.
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Responding to the chaos of Syrian and other refugees arriving in Europe in 2015, the United Nations began a "global compact" process that was supposed to deliver a dependable mechanism to share burdens and responsibilities.
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Over the past couple of years, since my mother's death, I have found myself celebrating her birthday by cooking one or two (or even three) of her dependable dishes, foods I would never otherwise cook.
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He held onto the spirit that guided those inquiries — one of creative fervor, tempered by cool poise — in the more traditionally formatted Roy Hargrove Quintet, a dependable group he maintained for most of his career.
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Advisory and capital markets desks have proved to be more dependable sources of revenue compared with trading, which has never recovered from a 2009-2010 high water mark as regulation and calm markets stifled activity.
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While a top-of-the-line, aerodynamic racing bike can set you back a few grand, the experts we spoke to agreed that you can find a dependable commuting bike in the $350–$270 range.
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With his first Supreme Court appointment, he showed what he would almost surely do with a second and third: fully indulge the social conservatives who are one of the most dependable components of his base.
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So it is in the interest of all producers not only OPEC to ensure that we remain a reliable and dependable suppliers of oil not only to the current global community but for future generations.
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The faster and more dependable a streetcar line, the more time it will save riders, and the more likely people will choose it rather than polluting, expensive and congestion-producing options like personal automobiles or Uber.
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The promise of large-scale Chinese infrastructure investments -- including the creation of massive rail lines connecting Western Europe with China via Central Asia -- have helped to strengthen ties and promote China as a dependable regional partner.
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" General Motors, which has announced plans to increase production of its Chevy Bolt electric car, took advantage of the situation by offering McCormack a loaner Bolt "so she has a more dependable electric vehicle to drive.
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Aside from that are the dependable "we're young and clueless but it's alright" sentiments that helped to first propel Lorde to fame, here sounding like she's tapping into humanity's collective spirit to help convey her message.
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When the opportunity for promotion came up, my supervisor told me that they needed someone more dependable and that because I had taken so much time off to care for my family, I wouldn't be eligible.
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Still, marine scientists emphasize that we must continue monitoring the oceans to ensure the ocean is as dependable as we think it is, and critically, to watch for any unexpected changes amid Earth's rapidly changing climate.
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Blue has long been known for excellent USB microphones—namely the Yeti and its younger brother the Snowball, both of which function intuitively for people outside the audiophile community, while providing dependable recordings with little fuss.
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Even though I was SEGA daft as a wee one in the early 1990s, thanks largely to Sonic, Sony was perceived as the cooler games company by the end of that decade, and Nintendo more dependable.
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Moreover, complex technological projects require significant funding that often comes with a sunset clause: Time-lapse photography and remote sensors aren't nearly as cheap—or as dependable—as a few dozen volunteers armed with measuring tapes.
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"Not having a viable alternative is counterproductive and unnecessarily puts at risk our ability to treat the drug-addicted, mentally ill and working poor who now have access to a dependable source of care," Kasich wrote.
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At a time when the counterintelligence authorities use sophisticated technology to monitor the digital communication of espionage suspects, "the old number broadcasts are still a dependable and preferable means of communication for spies," Mr. Kim said.
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"The question is whether you will continue to be involved in international affairs as a dependable ally to your friends and allies," said Kunihiko Miyake, a former Japanese diplomat now teaching at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto.
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How strange this dependency on a single player seems, given that all three leading South American lands provide players who are big names, dependable and so creative for clubs in Spain, France, Germany, Italy and England.
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The CBO is one of a handful of analysis units of Congress whose employees strive for political impartiality, providing dependable and neutral information that lawmakers can use when making often complex budget, tax and other decisions.
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Critics described Mr. Givenchy, with due respect, as dependable for creating tasteful clothes that looked timeless — dramatic capes and shawls, two-piece evening dresses, simple jersey bodices and minimalist tunics in a brilliant array of colors.
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It needs to rethink and redesign its electric, water and wastewater systems, both to protect them against the next big storm and to provide the dependable service they were failing to give residents before Hurricane Maria.
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Countries will forever try to present themselves exactly the way they want to be seen: as more dependable, more liberal, more merciful, more awe-inspiring, or better at the business of government than they actually are.
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In announcing its fundraising haul, the Sanders campaign also said that "individuals contributed $600,000 in donations that will recur every month" -- a huge, dependable grassroots donor base that will afford the campaign a consistent budgeting baseline.
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The SSA Fraud Risk assessment resulted in three primary recommendations: (1) improve recording keeping; (2) employ a more risk based approach to combating fraud; and (85033) find a more dependable source of mandatory program integrity funding.
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I began to think of these overactive immune cells as being like Pac-Men: 1980s video game characters crazily eating away at the crucial nerve connections that made my physical body mine—strong, capable, dependable me.
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Mia LoveLudmya (Mia) LoveFormer GOP lawmaker: Trump's tweets have to stop Congressional Women's Softball team releases roster The 220006 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Utah), a usually dependable leadership ally.
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But she remains a soaring presence around the basket and, after a tentative start at UConn, she has become as dependable in the biggest moments on the court as she once was on the track infield.
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I'm a magazine editor, and when I have a story to assign, I shuffle writers' names around in a mental matrix of who is expert enough, dependable enough and affordable enough to get the job done.
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We don't have space for a fully fledged audio editing tutorial here but the ever-dependable Audacity for Windows or macOS should help you wrangle audio clips from a variety of sources into a variety of formats.
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The annual Las Vegas gathering is where almost every top gadget maker trots out the latest advancements in both the solid and dependable PC world — the gadgets people might actually buy — and the wacky and experimental one.
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Magic boxes and such: If you have an Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, PS4, Roku, or XBox One, but don't have a cable subscription or basic TV hook-up, YouTube is a dependable way to watch.
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"With geopolitical risk premium ratcheting higher on the back of Middle East tensions and autonomy protest in Hong Kong, gold represents dependable insurance against those mounting geopolitical risks," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management.
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The move is a radical departure for a country that has historically been the most dependable American ally in Southeast Asia, and could undermine Mr. Obama's so-called pivot to Asia, a keystone of his foreign policy.
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"We see the Uber app as moving from just being about car sharing and car hailing to really helping the consumer get from A to B int he most affordable, most dependable, most convenient way," Khosrowshahi said.
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The stock price falls of larger rivals, with millions of customers and more dependable revenues from Britain and elsewhere, also offer investors opportunities to buy blue chip stock at rock bottom valuations, detracting from the upstart banks.
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If his killing is confirmed, it could also unravel the campaign by the 33-year-old Saudi Arabian crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to cultivate an image in the West as a promising reformer and dependable ally.
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These are some of the most dependable games as far as expectation and delivery that you can look for in games, and on that level I had a great time doing the things that Gears does best.
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But while Glamour is still a dependable generator of revenue for Condé Nast, with a total circulation of more than 2 million, its newsstand sales have fallen sharply since 2014, from more than 200,000 to under 100,000.
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Portland continues to lack a dependable third scoring option in support of Damian Lillard and C. J. McCollum and still has holes in the frontcourt after the initial success Jusuf Nurkic found when he joined the Blazers.
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But Chase's dependable wit leads a reader willingly on a merry romp as Lady Olympia Hightower, not a little drunk, escapes her nuptials to one duke only to be pursued by his best friend, also a duke.
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Perhaps no government employee can ever be entirely free of bias, but agencies like the F.B.I. are at least supposed to aim for that ideal, in part to provide everyone else with a dependable record of facts.
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Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, the movie moves to a dependable blockbuster beat, as a little exposition is followed by an action scene, and more exposition is followed by a bigger, noisier, nuttier action scene.
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DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Texans A top-five WR four of the past five years, with at least 763 targets in every season since 2015, Hopkins kicks off a mini-run of dependable stars at his position. 11.
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Delis, on Small Square, has a dependable menu of Romanian classics, including sarmale, or cabbage rolls filled with meat; mici, barbecued meatballs; and papanasi, fried cottage cheese doughnuts with a generous serving of sour cream and jam.
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That you can get a positively loaded LS for under $100,000 is great, especially when you factor in that the LS has a reputation for being one of the most dependable and high-quality nameplates ever built.
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More often than not, we don't get amazing data speeds in real-world use; the benefit of low-band 5G is that you'll see faster, more dependable coverage at the same places that previously suffered poor coverage.
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How do we restore the integrity of the dollar as a reliable standard of value, a dependable measuring tool for evaluating investment opportunities and making rational economic decisions, rather than a plastic chip for placing speculative bets?
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Maybe he simply doesn't take this stuff seriously enough to be considered dependable, even as what really matters [to his base] is the ratings, or the equivalent of [them], which means the White House version of 'The Apprentice.
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Reserve currencies are typically seen as dependable and easily convertible long-term stores of value, needed to meet emergency imports, service international debt, or to smooth the effects of volatile trade and investment shifts on local currency rates.
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James Henderson, an expert on Russian oil at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, says the Kremlin came to respect ExxonMobil under Mr Tillerson, despite the firm's stubborn belief in its own value system, because it was "dependable".
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Fortunately, Mr. Wayans (who wrote the script with Rick Alvarez; Michael Tiddes of "A Haunted House" directed) has dependable support from Jenny Zigrino as Hannah's lascivious roommate and Florence Henderson — you read that right — as an older seductress.
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Over the last two years, countries that had once been dependable allies have changed their position as new governments have taken over, according to activists and diplomats, all while longtime foes of LGBTQ inclusion have sharpened their attacks.
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"During severe weather events, when lives and productivity depend on having a dependable forecast, we are not only giving information on what weather will occur, but we're also talking directly to our users about the impact," Porter said.
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Providing students with dependable Wi-Fi before and after school is a boon for those who might lack broadband internet at home, giving them two opportunities daily to complete assignments or study for exams while on the bus.
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Michael Elleman, a fellow for Missile Defence at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, said that although North Korea was several steps from creating a dependable ICBM, "There are absolutely no guarantees" the United States can protect itself.
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Incredulous Body Language Season is Here We're in that time of year when bad teams shelve their most dependable veterans in favor of "development"—aka deploying youngsters that do a much better job ensuring the team's immediate demise.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, at her first European Council meeting in Brussels, said Britain would continue to play a full role in the EU until it leaves, and would be a strong and dependable partner after it left.
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He described state-owned enterprises as "the most dependable support for the party and the state" and an important force behind party efforts to "win many more historical victories", according to an account of the meeting SASAC published.
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The only possible issue that could arise with Golden State having just a few dependable bench players (and all of them being old) is if the specific skills the Warriors depend on them for go by the wayside.
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"It's not as simple as saying, '33 hertz is the optimal frequency for a vibrator,'" Prause explains, referring to online message boards which consistently—for reasons unknown—rate this as the most dependable frequency to blow your load.
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Mr. McCloskey also engineered a string of trades, earning the nickname Trader Jack after acquiring the rugged center Bill Laimbeer, power forward Rick Mahorn, the 228-foot-143 center James Edwards and the dependable sixth man Vinnie Johnson.
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Coming into the season, I remember hearing a lot of skepticism from rival talent evaluators about dependable depth being a problem for Dallas in its quest to return to the playoffs for the first time in four seasons.
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The president's diatribes about Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Mr. Rosenstein and the existence of the special counsel have, for most of the White House aides, become a dependable part of the fabric of life working for this president.
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But dependable, mass-market e-bikes will be the canary in the coal mine if we want to shift more people to sustainable modes of transportation, especially in cities where a majority of the Earth's population will live.
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Cast as one of the president's most dependable assets, Kushner could in fact be a significant liability, someone whose escapades — by turns grabby and cavalier — give investigators and detractors a whole extra sandbox of improprieties to rummage through.
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