She was embarrassed that she desired Andrew the same way she desired sugar.
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Furthermore, desired savings will fall faster than desired investment, and real rates will rise.
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Both those factors should push down the real interest rate (higher desired savings, lower desired investment).
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This guarantees that the offspring has the desired change, plus the instructions to make the desired change.
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"Oil will not reach a desired level before 2018 or 2019," he added, without indicating Iraq's desired price.
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The pure way would be taking the desired width and then just doing the math to come up with the desired height matching that aspect ratio.
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By this method LightSail 2 will continually orient itself so that the photons striking it propel it in the desired direction, nudging it into the desired orbit.
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Back in 2009-10, we had a deeply depressed economy with monetary policy at the zero lower bound, which meant basically that desired saving exceeded desired investment.
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The streaming data marketplace may price this desired data out per GB (gigabyte), for example, and the agency can start running analytics on the desired data using the analysis module.
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If your desired candidate wins, you can use your Thanksgiving feast as a celebration; if your desired candidate loses, at least you have lots of delicious comfort food coming your way.
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" But, he added, "Shutdown is not a desired end.
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" Civilian casualties, he said, were "not the desired outcome.
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"I would feel really, really validated — desired," he says.
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Overweight and obese study participants underestimated their body size and desired to be thinner, whereas normal and underweight participants overestimated their body size and desired to be fatter, according to the study.
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However, if they are effective, they will not raise enough revenue to pay for the other desired tax cuts, because people will change their behavior in the desired ways to avoid the taxes.
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Also, "those items may be dated, or they may not fit the desired aesthetic for the event and will require the couple to rent items that fit their desired look," said Ms. Simeral.
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Current augmented reality headsets all leave something to be desired.
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Place cooked patties into burger buns along with desired toppings.
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Serve garnished with chopped peanuts and red onions, if desired.
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Video quality on calls leaves a lot to be desired.
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In practice, it still leaves some things to be desired.
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Season with salt and pepper and mash to desired consistency.
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Resume mowing when the lawn reaches the desired mowing height.
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Step 5: Add your jewelry as desired — and you're done!
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Serve immediately with an additional pinch of cinnamon, if desired.
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If desired, roll bottom of each apple in candy sprinkles.
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Select Internet Protocol Version 47003 (or Version 6 if desired).
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The timing, however, left a little bit to be desired.
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Step 4: Tuck and pin the top sections as desired.
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That isn't actually true, but the desired effect was clear.
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He took jobs in order to afford his desired expenses.
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It tells us we belong, that we're normal and desired.
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Add fresh coconut yogurt and additional coconut milk if desired.
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My VR Minecraft experience left a bit to be desired.
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Serve with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream if desired.
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Remove from heat and served with extra parmesan, if desired.
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Down to the root of it, we are all desired.
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Sometimes, a lift and augmentation will create your desired results.
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His dancing ability leaves a lot to be desired, too.
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When the desired behavioral shift is small, intrinsic motivation works.
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But this spend may not always have the desired result.
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For breakfast, serve with Greek yogurt and honey, if desired.
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Remove from oven, and brush with remaining butter, if desired.
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There is much to be desired underneath the pretty surface.
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Try the #SantaClaritaDiet and get the body you've always desired!
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Who would be the father of my desired biological child?
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Not every team was able to achieve their desired speeds.
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Achieving the desired $2 trillion valuation always looked a stretch.
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This was probably the desired effect of the first season.
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You can schedule desired call times in the Petchatz app.
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Desired outcome: The Obama administration had said Assad must go.
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Season this cheese mixture with salt and pepper as desired.
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Top with more banana slices and chocolate chips, if desired.
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You need to ask yourself, What is your desired outcome?
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Advertisers, in a sense, overpaid to reach their desired audience.
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Are you able to committed to your most desired goals?
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Mash with a fork until reached a desired consistency. 3.
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Women want to be desired; women want their voices heard.
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Programs that generate desired results can be continued with confidence.
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Similar to basic cruise control, Hotz set his desired speed.
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Sprinkle with salt and pepper, if desired, and enjoy immediately.
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Depending on your desired pacing, allot a day or two.
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Samsung's implementation, however, leaves a lot to be desired here.
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This will give you an idea of your desired terms.
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Whatever hard feeling followed, the desired results, again, came too.
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The world you desired no longer exists in our universities.
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Power, though, is useless unless used to achieve desired results.
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FABER: AND WHY WAS THAT A DESIRED END, I GUESS.
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Serve with vanilla ice cream and fresh cherries, if desired.
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You're able to program the light to your desired brightness.
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Grill the lamb, flipping once, until cooked to desired temperature.
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Grill the steak, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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The Creole shrimp and sausage left much to be desired.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders' foreign policy leaves much to be desired.
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Many digital transformations are failing to produce the desired results.
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Previous images of Antarctic terrain left much to be desired.
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For Aury, there was power in consensual and desired subjection.
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Guests can also leave extra tips for servers if desired.
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But the result has not always been what was desired.
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Just like with the personality questions, authenticity is desired here.
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They needed to make things that people required and desired.
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He could then address his various desired functions within each.
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Crop the photo, if desired and needed, and tap "Save."
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Was there something left to be desired in the conclusion?
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"That's the desired outcome from our military operations," Mattis said.
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This furious diet has not had entirely the desired effect.
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On the track, it leaves a lot to be desired.
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Then you upload your desired image and — voilà — you're done.
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The desired start date is during or before December 2019.
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But Bloomberg's debate implosion left a lot to be desired.
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This concerned us both and my patient desired diagnostic clarification.
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Just add ingredients, select your desired cycle, and press start.
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Negative interest rates were having the desired effect, Jordan added.
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That is the desired outcome, as Republican senators openly admit.
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The desired album in hand, she returned to her seat.
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They also did not have Ingraham's desired effect on him.
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That desired result being the destruction of your cellular makeup.
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Would any single one of these produce the desired result?
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It's a hard cultural shift to move from a world where the engineer is the desired card you want to the one where the salesperson is the desired card you want in your deck.
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While those who worked more than desired had a three point uptick in loneliness on the UCLA Loneliness Scale, while those who worked less than desired had a full six point increase in loneliness.
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If the original document size isn't in your desired dimensions, you can change that as well, which will in turn adjust the pixel dimensions based on the new actual size and the desired PPI.
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If I want to communicate a desired emotion with a counterpart, I can invoke a deep net to generate sounds that, as per a deep net sitting on my partners' device, invokes the desired emotion.
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While "no one has a right to be desired," at the same time "who is desired and who isn't is a political question," which left-wing and feminist politics might help society answer differently someday.
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Transfer to platter and drizzle with more maple syrup, if desired.
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But China's campaign may not have the desired effect in Taiwan.
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But the writing, at times, leaves a bit to be desired.
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Start low and increase it until the desired outcome is achieved.
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Perhaps the state's date-night possibilities leave something to be desired.
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The transportation options in urban America leave much to be desired.
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Unfortunately, their choice of new name left something to be desired.
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A week or so later, you may get your desired response.
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Mash with a potato masher or hand blender to desired consistency.
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The chamber passed the president's desired $5 billion for the wall.
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Stir in the salt, pepper, and tomatoes (if desired) and chicken.
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So far, his story seems to be having its desired effect.
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Blend ice cream, bourbon, and heavy cream until desired thickness. 2.
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Taste, and season with additional salt and pepper as desired. 2.
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I had desired it for pretty much all of my life.
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Add cream as needed to bring mousse to the desired consistency.
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When shopping for a gamer, first determine your desired price point.
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Build to your desired level of coverage by adding additional coats.
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The slot is also a desired feature for many enterprise customers.
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What more could be desired from a cartoon about horny edibles?
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But Sunday night's awards left quite a bit to be desired.
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Democratic and Republican members acknowledge a shutdown is far from desired.
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Sprinkle with remaining 1 tablespoon chives and desired amount of salt.
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However, as an exfoliator it left a bit to be desired.
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As an actual character, though, Thanos leaves something to be desired.
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Drizzle evenly with olive oil and additional lemon juice, if desired.
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Drizzle sauce over brownie, and garnish with edible glitter, if desired.
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LinkedIn offers a wealth of potential connections in your desired field.
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Rinse and repeat until your desired level of crunchiness is achieved.
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Taste for sweetness and add 2 TBSP more sugar if desired.
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Cut out desired shapes using cookie cutters or a paring knife.
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Both Clinton an Trump's economic plans leave much to be desired.
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Her statement on that reaction leaves a lot to be desired.
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Once the desired temperature is reached, the sensor sounds an alarm.
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Unfortunately, her cinematic tastes leave a little something to be desired.
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Then you have roughly ten minutes to reach your desired destination.
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The design of the apps left something to be desired, though.
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Place a pillow or folded blanked under your head, if desired.
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Both also have speakers that leave a lot to be desired.
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Once chocolate is to desired color, add remaining chocolate to temper.
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Garnish with microgreens, if desired, and a pinch of sea salt.
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It is not desired, needed, or warranted in this situation, however.
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Top with desired amount of hoisin sauce, kewpie mayo, and sriracha.
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Top with peanuts, cilantro, remaining bean sprouts and, if desired, chilies.
|
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Blend with ice in small batches to reach desired slushy consistency.
|
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In the end, the moves failed to achieve the desired goal.
|
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Is there a reasonable alternative that would produce the desired result?
|
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Further afield, Trump's most desired friends seem to be attacking him.
|
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His desired trade barriers will reduce wages rather than raise them.
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Add a dash of beer and/or cheese rind if desired.
|
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The Saudis got all the American weapons their oligarchic hearts desired.
|
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Make no mistake: modern welfare states leave plenty to be desired.
|
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However, even 214 percent of inadequate leaves something to be desired.
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If desired, remove some of the rendered fat and discard. 2.
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Place your cursor to the desired location for your dictation.3.
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Then press "search along route" and search for your desired stop.
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Instead, it made her feel good that the man was desired.
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The main engine shuts off, leaving Juno in the desired orbit.
|
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The slowdown has been very much desired by Australia's bank watchdog.
|
|
My meal at Blaze left a few things to be desired.
|
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The packaging for most micellar waters leaves much to be desired.
|
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It trails only Alphabet and Facebook on the most desired list.
|
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That decision didn't achieve the desired policy changes in North Korea.
|
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Stir in some water until you reach the desired consistency.4.
|
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This quest toward compromise thus leaves a lot to be desired.
|
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In fact, their intrusion achieved their desired outcome — Trump was elected.
|
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I just really desired to blend in and not stand out.
|
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The cooling has been very much desired by Australia's bank watchdog.
|
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How did the US justify its desired war with North Korea?
|
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One artificial flower I have desired to write about for years.
|
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It styled him to appear successful, decisive, wise, desired and obeyed.
|
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RIFFINESS: Both intros provoke that desired "oh God, THIS song" feeling.
|
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Wakanda is a place that's desired, that's protected and resists colonization.
|
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"He simply pointed at the artwork he desired," Mr. Berg said.
|
|
But they leave something to be desired in terms of gravitas.
|
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Everyone wants to be noticed, loved and desired by everyone else.
|
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Zellmer's comments suggest that the programs are having the desired effect.
|
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France's program combines the elements desired by both American political parties.
|
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This will immediately add the desired songs to their new playlist.
|
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Some reached out to help people along their desired career paths.
|
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But the gun orders may not immediately have the desired effect.
|
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Yet comparatively, my language skills leave much more to be desired.
|
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The step and GPS tracking, however, leave much to be desired.
|
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For everyone else on the train, the desired result quickly follows.
|
|
Swivel users select a desired service and indicate their hair type.
|
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Some fathers sing in the shower; mine recited his desired salary.
|
|
On days when Eli felt more feminine, they desired bigger breasts.
|
|
Without traditions or local grapes, they could choose whatever they desired.
|
|
This table of clearance items also left much to be desired ...
|
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"But it left a lot to be desired," Mr. Tucker said.
|
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But one encounter with the couple left much to be desired.
|
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"I now know why everyone has desired to move," Rochon wrote.
|
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Finally, establish a process for federal funding of desired conservation efforts.
|
|
The measures so far seem to have had the desired effect.
|
|
The only difference depends on the level of security clearance desired.
|
|
According to court documents, Tripp allegedly desired a more senior role.
|
|
By comparison, they say, Cuba's offerings leave much to be desired.
|
|
The more you take it, the more you need the desired effect.
|
|
However, the number one most desired employer falls outside of these categories.
|
|
And its selection in many new markets leaves much to be desired.
|
|
So clearly pitched to its desired demographic, it might seem beyond parody.
|
|
According to the memo, the desired number of new agents is 10,000.
|
|
Sculpt the wave into your desired shape with your fingers if necessary.
|
|
But deep down, painfully, I desired a man's body more than anything.
|
|
So, to get at the desired fruit juice, another individual was required.
|
|
But his futuristic Loop transportation system leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
That latter figure would put him on par with Democrats' desired spending.
|
|
Before serving, canola oil, salt, and pepper to desired texture and taste.
|
|
This is a win for Kim, he&aposs getting much-desired attention.
|
|
"Brad Pitt's lips have always been a commonly desired look for men."
|
|
The battery life however, does leave quite a bit to be desired.
|
|
The rest of the acting, however, leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
Further meetings could also take place on Friday in London if desired.
|
|
Some in the Trump world have struggled to get desired book deals.
|
|
Without access to desired abortion care, a pregnant person cannot exercise autonomy.
|
|
In the sales process, however, this leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
It closes only when a member of the desired species flies inside.
|
|
Each refugee has a smartphone and knows his or her desired destination.
|
|
Even if it had been her apartment, is that the desired outcome?
|
|
Grill beef until desired degree of doneness, about 6 minutes per side.
|
|
It's that desired robustness that clashes with Wayve's simplified self-driving outlook.
|
|
When the desired behavioral shift is significant, intrinsic motivation doesn't cut it.
|
|
In that regard, it seems to have had its desired effect. Sens.
|
|
More importantly, their video quality leaves a whole lot to be desired.
|
|
Cut and form the chicken wire into stem shapes of desired heights.
|
|
Sanctions on Iran and Venezuela have yet to produce the desired effect.
|
|
Crime is low, but air quality may leave something to be desired.
|
|
Brush patties with olive oil; season as desired with salt and pepper.
|
|
Jen, Operations Manager Ask for staffing on projects in your desired area.
|
|
Real rates adjust to balance the desired levels of savings and investment.
|
|
Taste and add a bit more maple syrup or salt, if desired.
|
|
He worked hard and paid attention to what people desired: fashionable hats.
|
|
Previously, the firm was able to adjust diesel prices whenever it desired.
|
|
That's not to say that Michele's look leaves something to be desired.
|
|
Step 7: Roll the elastic under until it creates your desired length.
|
|
The science, in short, was being rigged to reach a desired outcome.
|
|
That answer is part of the most desired Apple Watch app feature.
|
|
Serve topped with infused butter, if desired, and accompanied by the chimichurri.
|
|
Yet the move into steel production might not have the desired impact.
|
|
It's also easy to change songs and adjust the volume as desired.
|
|
Take the much-desired Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2, Kanye West's sneaker.
|
|
The couple — who met in 2013 — have long desired to give back.
|
|
Feel free to add more than three dashes to taste if desired.
|
|
Again, security practices in this sector leave a lot to be desired.
|
|
Mailer desired authenticity, grist for the voluminous mill that would be Executioner.
|
|
But, this time, the trash talk leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
If desired, the bass can be pounding or dialed back to subtle.
|
|
The on-board microphone still leaves a bit to be desired, however.
|
|
Discover the desired profile of the new Belgian Red Devils' head coach.
|
|
" 'Too many challenges prevented it from reaching its desired output,' " Case said.
|
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Add the patty and sear both sides, cooking through to desired doneness.
|
|
Society sways elected officials towards a desired direction through awareness and activism.
|
|
Yet consider asylum, the desired status at the end of their travels.
|
|
The Americans desired choice in four times more domains than the Japanese.
|
|
It is not clear whether the company actually achieved its desired effect.
|
|
Training required by the government often does not yield the desired results.
|
|
It was unclear at that point how much time the prince desired.
|
|
Consulting jobs are consistently among the most desired positions for young people.
|
|
Vegetable oil and vitamin E can help deliver desired drugs to vapers.
|
|
Aside from this, sanctions are usually ineffective at achieving their desired goals.
|
|
When two desired liberties are in conflict, a solution must be found.
|
|
Then, Christine continues to layer the color to achieve the desired pigmentation.
|
|
Inside, five drawers house metal plates that help maintain the desired temperature.
|
|
Regulations can be reinstated if the desired emissions reductions are not achieved.
|
|
Your phone is now configured with the screen lock type you desired.
|
|
They changed the desired object to dumplings - and it was a hit.
|
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Add the steak and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
|
|
Because they actually worked and performed their desired function, to wash dishes.
|
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Step 2: Smooth hair back and place your hat on where desired.
|
|
For people of color, however, the results leave much to be desired.
|
|
Nonetheless, people are not reentering the labor force at the desired levels.
|
|
Verification is a much-desired feature on many social media services today.
|
|
Plus, the Twitch video archive quality leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
Serve immediately in warm bowls, garnished with extra grated Pecorino if desired.
|
|
But female representation in politics leaves a lot to be desired, still.
|
|
The Royole is fascinating, but its execution leaves something to be desired.
|
|
Based on White's comments on OTR, Gall's callout had the desired effect.
|
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Tap "Set Passcode" and type in your desired four-digit password.5.
|
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The road trip does indeed deliver Johnson's much-desired bonding with Ross.
|
|
Many well-funded, well-executed, logical programs haven't had the desired results.
|
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They were instructed to consume as much or as little as desired.
|
|
The cursive at the bottom leaves a lot to be desired, though.
|
|
Log into your slack account and navigate to the desired workspace.2.
|
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As legal defenses go, this one leaves a bit to be desired.
|
|
The Hound and the Mountain — could the much-desired Cleganebowl actually happen?
|
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He desired to be Trump's running mate or picked for attorney general.
|
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The FCC attack on free-market networks is having the desired effect.
|
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, that encapsulates the White House's desired immigration results.
|
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But I wasn't drawn to acting because I wanted to be desired.
|
|
Moreover, the Yemen and Qatar campaigns failed to achieve the desired results.
|
|
For those who desired an acquittal for Guyger, consider the following scenario.
|
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Then, he will build on that success to achieve the desired outcomes.
|
|
Either take the photo, or choose your desired photo from your library.
|
|
Mere depth, however, is not necessarily enough to achieve the desired goal.
|
|
The social network offers advertisers various tools for targeting their desired audience.
|
|
"Layering on more punishment is very unlikely to produce the desired results."
|
|
A control panel allows the owner to set the desired water amount.
|
|
He then retrenched and insisted on Congress passing the policies he desired.
|
|
North Korea has many things desired by the Chinese, locals told me.
|
|
Less desired models — chocolate chip, limoncello — were left on the emptied shelves.
|
|
In any case, the desired outcome of drumming up hype was achieved.
|
|
The rest of the time, getting the desired result is a crapshoot.
|
|
Past experience does not demonstrate an "implement policy, achieve desired outcome" effect.
|
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Whatever that means, the desired effect has been achieved: I'm afraid now.
|
|
Those robots that are not a part of the desired shape then disperse to the edge of the coordinate system (or in this case the box in which the robots are placed), leaving only the desired shape remaining.
|
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In the clink, however, there's a whole different set of desired design elements.
|
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Grind with various drill bits to shape and smooth to desired appearance 8.
|
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Months later, however, it's clear that these bans haven't had the desired effect.
|
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Algorithms scanned resumes for desired keywords, and chat boxes arranged interviews with candidates.
|
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Change the size and number of pieces depending on your desired difficulty level.
|
|
The plastic wrap was easy to remove and left the desired chunks intact.
|
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"Credit card issuers are still sending targeted offers to desired customers," he said.
|
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The intention is noble, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
|
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Wade were overturned, individual states could then tailor their abortion laws as desired.
|
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Slice the ribs into desired size and serve with the spicy dipping sauce.
|
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Automation was desired, and not just for care, but for security, and protection.
|
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But it would seem the government warning has not had the desired effect.
|
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Outside of his friendship with Will, though, Mike leaves much to be desired.
|
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Regardless of your desired outcome, 'not knowing' is the initial source of anxiety.
|
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Then, stir in the watermelon juice and top with soda water if desired.
|
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For a start, it prevents the portfolio becoming riskier or safer than desired.
|
|
Last night's episode of Bachelor In Paradise left a bit to be desired.
|
|
But for all its technical smarts, the design leaves something to be desired.
|
|
"He is very familiar with the President's desired approach to this," Lee said.
|
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These polarised views leave a lot to be desired on the scholarly front.
|
|
For many subscribers, the quality of the offers left plenty to be desired.
|
|
Paint the board with desired base color, and let it dry completely. 3.
|
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In that sense, today's news suggests the rules are having their desired effect.
|
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Aesop's fable, The Frogs Who Desired a King, is a parable of discontent.
|
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Goldman Sachs' first-ever investor day appears to have made the desired impression.
|
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And, if I'm being nitpicky, Bixby's voice itself leaves something to be desired.
|
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It's no secret that today's conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired.
|
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If it doesn't produce the desired effect, try 10 milligrams the next time.
|
|
Drop pasta into the boiling water and allow to cook until desired doneness.
|
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Add desired toppings like hazelnut-chocolate spread, strawberries, whipped cream and chocolate shavings.
|
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Breast screening has saved many lives, but it leaves much to be desired.
|
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Top bottom halves of scones with whipped cream or clotted cream, if desired.
|
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On the other hand, she wasn't someone who desired or valued media attention.
|
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The breakdown is a short paragraph describing the look of the desired actor.
|
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But curiously these policies do not seem to have had the desired result.
|
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Tested on mice, the modified molecule has exactly the desired anti-tumour effects.
|
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Proportions vary by application, depending on the desired material properties of the cement.
|
|
Judith, too, was only able to enter Holofernes's tent because he desired her.
|
|
Neighborhood ServicesA cozy yet classy steak restaurant that leaves nothing to be desired.
|
|
Clearly, the Oscars knew how to elicit the desired reaction from the audience.
|
|
CNN is not detailing the other key steps to achieve the desired explosion.
|
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So a ratcheting up of sanctions is unlikely to have the desired effect.
|
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Add desired herbs and vinegar to the container along with the macerated peaches.
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They could solve the Border Crisis in one day if they so desired.
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Slice mozzarella into quarters and season with a little sea salt if desired.
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Gently sketch out your desired shape using a light, neutral liner or eyeshadow.
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The need to feel connected, intimate, desire/desired exists differently for every individual.
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As Ars Technica pointed out, the captions leave a lot to be desired.
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The boycotts don't seem to be having the desired effect here, Trump supporters.
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"Everything that I've desired in a wife, I see in Jinger," he says.
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It sends the wrong message if the foreign intrigue achieves its desired result.
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But such people prefer their post-transition pronouns: "he" or "she" as desired.
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Adjusting the ear cups to the desired length produces a loud clicking noise.
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Unfortunately, even the most promising IT projects don't always yield the desired outcome.
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Simply plug the bite controller into the desired port and you're all set.
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To make the desired impact, renewable energy still has a ways to go.
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Naturally, Homer's rationale left a little to be desired in the logic department.
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Toss dressing with chickpea mixture and serve with warm pita bread, if desired.
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The bullpen is great; the starting pitching leaves a lot to be desired.
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Ember will send you notifications when the liquid within reaches the desired temperature.
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At the end of the day, both services left much to be desired.
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For decades, a rug has been a desired amenity for early-childhood classrooms.
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Instead of finishing the project in their desired six months, it took 10.
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All three presidents desired a positive relationship with Russia that kept the peace.
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Sanctions must provide a framework and diplomatic efforts to produce a desired negotiation.
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Plus, certain sections left a lot to be desired in terms of cleanliness.
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Most feel populist politicians will be unable to usher in the desired turnaround.
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Congress last month appropriated $1.375 billion for barriers, far below Trump's desired number.
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The work, brief as it was, seemed to have had a desired effect.
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U.S. experience with stabilization since 9/11 has left something to be desired.
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The March 2628rd debate, with only four participants, left much to be desired.
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Products from Louis Vuitton rounded out the list of teenagers' most-desired items.
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Schiff ties Ukraine aid to Trump-desired promise for investigations 218503:212019 p.m.
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The season 10 premiere, while strong, leaves a little bit to be desired.
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Drag the wheel around until you correct the video to the desired angle.
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Glowup suggests using its kit every day until you reach your desired result.
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Shag haircuts were desired in the '70s, but the style is now outdated.
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She said the U.S. withdrawal came after the desired reforms were not fulfilled.
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The next batter, Dexter Fowler, produced the reward Martinez and St. Louis desired.
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This isn't a fluke or an accident, but a desired effect of design.
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Unfortunately multiple account syncing leaves a lot to be desired in some cases.
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Tolerances, the distance materials may deviate from desired measurements, were a particular focus.
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Yet the global mall and tourist destination do leave something to be desired.
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Break the bark into desired servings, and remember, with cannabis, less is more!
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Facebook's Messenger bots may not be having the impact the social network desired.
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But its representation of people of color leaves a lot to be desired.
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The runner was simply given a shopping list that featured any desired drugs.
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The only issue we had was getting the brush into the desired shape.
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The overall presentation, user experience, and slow shipping left much to be desired.
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Somehow, though, none of this had the desired effect on my love life.
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Into this base, you then can build body as desired, and then season.
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Proper technique is critical to getting the desired results without incurring an injury.
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That credential didn't carry Jindal to his desired destination of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Open the FaceTime app and find your desired contacts in the search bar.
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"Welding capabilities of other units leave much to be desired," the report says.
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Together: Facebook leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to privacy.
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They also indicated that they desired women to behave more ethically than men.
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Then, as now, all I wanted was to desire, and to be desired.
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I decided my tote would contain a mixture of the required and desired.
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Ditto, and his tenure as Newark mayor left a lot to be desired.
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She fiercely desired men's love and never felt reassured that she had it.
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For one, WearOS leaves plenty to be desired, especially compared to Apple's watchOS.
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She picks up the slack where I leave a lot to be desired.
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It's tempting to mess with the political calendar to reach a desired result.
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The butch black sex stud they desired, exaggerated by the meth, imprisoned him.
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The food at Time Out Market also left a lot to be desired.
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Yet many of the skills most desired by employers are also quite abstract.
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Current Events These tricks can get you to your desired results even faster.
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Winemakers employ a range of techniques to achieve desired properties and flavor profiles.
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That said, Garcia noted that Trump's words had the desired effect for Putin.
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The parties may squabble over leadership and how to achieve their desired independence.
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Rinse and repeat, and we eventually get to our desired level of proficiency.
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Delaying change any further will make it impossible to reach desired temperature goals.
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Simply lay it down on your desired surface and you're good to go.
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The foreign power then had its desired result achieved on our Election Day.
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Sources describe the talks as each side starting from their most desired outcome.
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Serve immediately, with rice and, if desired, gim or nori on the side.
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Cook, turning the flank continually, until the desired degree of doneness is achieved.
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She never achieved the financial security she desired, nor the recognition she deserved.
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To assemble the sandwiches, cut the buns in half and toast, if desired.
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Amiri believes more minors may have desired abortions but gone uncounted by ORR.
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Place frisée, roasted squash and potatoes, tomatoes and, if desired, olives on a platter.
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As the desired shape is completed, the tool lifts it out of the container.
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Clearly Krzanich recognizes this, even if the word choice left something to be desired.
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You also can specify desired office type, number of persons and minimum office size.
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He told of lab technicians who recalibrated their equipment to get desired test results.
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Season the steak with salt and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Robb Stark (Rocketman's Richard Madden) didn't even want Westeros — he simply desired Northern independence.
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North Korea: Trump's desired course of action is to resolve the nuclear standoff diplomatically.
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Once your highlights are processed, your hair is then toned to your desired tint.
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Set this stand up at your desired gaming angle and let the magic begin.
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A wine cooler can help you stabilize your bottle's temperature to its desired level.
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She desired nothing more than for everyone around her to be happy and loving.
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But these didn't yield the desired results—I did better tapping into smaller accounts.
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Physicians may then prescribe a lethal medication for the patient to take when desired.
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Needless to say, this didn't bode well for the desired outcome of the meeting.
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Bottom line: Do your research and locate your desired pot shop ahead of time.
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"[The light] had been staying on for longer than a desired period," Dickson said.
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Practical qualifications like accounting, programming and applied microeconomics were among the least-desired attributes.
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And the premier also surely knew that Biden believed he'd deliver the desired agreement.
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In particular, they allow chemists the freedom to design molecules for a desired application.
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Whether Ms Warren's many plans would have their desired effect is open to question.
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But I gotta say, the Gronk bros' dancing did leave plenty to be desired.
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The doctored video, disseminated widely on social media, succeeded in creating the desired uproar.
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While the charter is a great start, it leaves a lot to be desired.
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Biopics, too, can leave something to be desired in their handling of difficult themes.
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Devotees of transformational festivals debate how best to bring about the desired political change.
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I want to know your desired outcome to consider your financial plan a success.
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But the girl was already studying at one of the city's most desired charters.
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The potential difficulty is that Mr Trump's desired cut could cause millions of deaths.
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Gone are the days when those behemoth, gas-guzzling aircraft were desired by airlines.
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Then, create your desired volume by lifting your roots with a comb or pick.
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I grew increasingly concerned about the tactics implemented to ensure the center's desired outcome.
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And so far, the storytelling throughout the AppleTV+ lineup leaves much to be desired.
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It did not differentiate among types of drug-releasing stents as the industry desired.
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And in fact, both Silverstein and Kolbert acknowledge that as the eventual desired outcome.
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His form leaves a lot to be desired, but there's no questioning the moxie.
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To activate it, simply say "Ok Google, broadcast…" and then add the desired message.
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And though there are challenges, Apple is a highly desired brand there, experts say.
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Sprinkle with feta, remaining cilantro and parsley and, if desired, za'atar and chile slices.
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Moving the sliders or shrinking the gears never seems to provide the desired results.
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In democracies, they can often buy desired policies, by providing money, time and skills.
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They'll also help stage the scene with alcohol and other "luxury products" if desired.
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When using the system, the researchers type a desired message on a small computer.
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The combined base-editing tools have the desired effect more than half the time.
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Once it's reached the desired density and shape, it's dehydrated, which stops the growth.
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These had the desired effect even when merely talked about; they hardly needed deploying.
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As with most first drafts, both of those efforts left something to be desired.
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Apple's own MacBook Pro page lets you see the price of your desired configuration.
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It turns out Popovich's professed plan may have not played out as he desired.
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Even the current stock of Black self-improvement gurus leave much to be desired.
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The selection and pricing of the books sometimes leads something to be desired too.
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But the way he uses it, some say, leaves a lot to be desired.
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The circuit then executes its program and produces the desired protein as an output.
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The colors are so sheer, you can layer them to desired coverage and finish.
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Some advisors argue that the 60/40 rule always left something to be desired.
|
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If it's too thick, add a little water to get to desired consistency. 2.
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Place cut-out centers on another lined baking sheet to bake later, if desired.
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His song "Faith" (1987) predictably left the gender of the desired person is ambiguous.
|
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There was talk of buckets (three of them) to illustrate some members' desired process.
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By comparison, the average desired home size for all buyers is 25,26 sq. ft.
|
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Cargo cults confuse those things which accompany the desired outcome with the thing itself.
|
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Serve plain, with steamed rice or rice noodles, and garnish with cilantro if desired.
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"It triggers automatic processes that then will make you behave in the desired way."
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Work had to be done to get the opponent moving in the desired direction.
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Form into 8 mini hamburgers and grill, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Together, these benefits enabled him to walk the desired distance without pain or fatigue.
|
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When performance consistently falls short of desired outcomes, government should be expected to respond.
|
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Even after surgery, hormone treatments must continue indefinitely to maintain the desired gender characteristics.
|
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The attacks on the special counsel probe appear to be having the desired effect.
|
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He adds that widespread internet shutdowns don't always have a repressive regime's desired effect.
|
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This lets the world shape a state's incentives, steering it in the desired direction.
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There is no desired outcome, no minutes are taken and no report is written.
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You can also add shortcuts that will autofill the desired phrase as you type.
|
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You'll need to blow up the pillow to your desired firmness, but that's it.
|
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Change the document name and add a description, if desired, then click "Apply."7.
|
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Choose your desired option and press the "open app" button to summon a car.
|
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The macroeconomic argument for a tax-and-rebate plan leaves much to be desired.
|
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As a live spectator event, open-water swimming leaves a lot to be desired.
|
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The big idea — getting your desired outcome from another person by dropping subtle cues.
|
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Interested workers must audition and meet certain requirements, such as height, for desired characters.
|
|
"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary's go-to gift is simple yet universally desired: Money.
|
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Desired qualifications include knowledge of and interest in television and Excel/Power Point skills.
|
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The machine heats the water, cooking the food until it reaches the desired temperature.
|
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Instead, out-of-full-context sentences are quoted to shape the desired narrative instead.
|
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It's a sexy song, but plot-wise, the video leaves something to be desired.
|
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Everyone wants to be accepted the way he or she is—accepted, desired, loved.
|
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As it turned out, the feature did not perform as well as Twitter desired.
|
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Smooth it over the top of the cake, and top with sprinkles, if desired.
|
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The Department of Energy's renewables budget was raised by 14%, despite Trump's desired cuts.
|
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The technique can be used to create "large" DNA canvases displaying any image desired.
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Once everything is blanched, slice the green beans and asparagus into desired sizes. 4.
|
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People are fine with experts so long as they arrive at desired conclusions. Perhaps.
|
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Whatever people think of them, they're wielding power over a long-desired community secret.
|
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The program has been marred by doubts that it produces the desired economic results.
|
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You can store the baked shells and pull them from the freezer as desired.
|
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The choice depends largely on your desired look and how much space is available.
|
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By acquiring merchandise bearing logos or signatures, they label themselves with the desired identity.
|
|
Dilaudid is a much-desired, highly euphoric synthetic opioid similar to oxycodone, aka Oxycontin.
|
|
But the company abandoned the effort after it did not achieve its desired valuation.
|
|
Travelers put in the cities they want to fly between and their desired dates.
|
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He says pairing this regimen with professional in-office whitening can expedite desired outcomes.
|
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Those that desired to take a different approach could do so, Justice Breyer wrote.
|
|
What precisely he desired, physically, was a puzzle he was forever trying to solve.
|
|
There is no doubt that a more democratic Iranian government is to be desired.
|
|
"There is some force that wants to get the desired result," Mr. Anufriev said.
|
|
Add the burgers and cook until desired doneness, then transfer to a plate. 8.
|
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The response of the current administration leaves much to be desired at the moment.
|
|
Letter from the Editor Do any of us remember the first thing we desired?
|
|
And the shrine has become one of the city's most desired locations for weddings.
|
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These whippings can continue until the desired answer is given — and committed to paper.
|
|
In my experience, the taste of Archie Moore's left a lot to be desired.
|
|
Hence their effort to stigmatize not just the message, but the desired strategic outcome.
|
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These were used in turn to expose photo sensitive paper with the desired letters.
|
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Now others would have to take up the task of producing her desired effects.
|
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The infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired.
|
|
The treatment failed to have the desired effect as he and Duhamel finished seventh.
|
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In democracies, they can often buy desired policies, by providing money, time and skills.
|
|
It was probably what he expected, she said, but not anything that he desired.
|
|
Blockchain technology has the potential to facilitate the desired development that is long overdue.
|
|
But grass-roots organizers in Nevada said Buttigieg's organization leaves much to be desired.
|
|
But even when we're not being victimized, the alternative leaves much to be desired.
|
|
There were dozens of manufacturers offering fidget spinners in whatever quantity a buyer desired.
|
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They have three individual sections which can be customised to the athlete's desired firmness.
|
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To be sure, PLAs are not just a tool to achieve desired social ends.
|
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He could, if he so desired, ask our employees to pay their own tab.
|
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The organization conducts surveys to figure out what kinds of books are most desired.
|
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The state leaves some business friendliness to be desired when it comes to regulation.
|
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He desired father figures and wondered why the most primal of all deserted him.
|
|
The current set of restrictions on Instagram, however, leave a lot to be desired.
|
|
In the Ringer and Alerts section, drag the slider to the desired volume level.
|
|
Indeed, the core PCE deflator is seldom at the Fed's desired 6900-percent target.
|
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Plain silk, traditional florals and damasks all lacked the sense of freshness she desired.
|
|
As great as TVs are today, the audio leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
Often, people need more than one cycle to get their desired number of eggs.
|
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Purpose is knowing what a senator's desired profile is and what lane they occupy.
|
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Officials said a parade of the desired scale could cost millions of dollars. Sen.
|
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He delivers on the thrills, even if the story leaves something to be desired.
|
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So it provides them a critical canonization that maybe they've long desired or wanted.
|
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It also would become a way for existing minority owners to exit, if desired.
|
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Scroll on to discover the nine most-desired properties on Airbnb in the UK.
|
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But the forces behind the drug war seem to be achieving their desired outcome.
|
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Released this week within hours of one another, each leaves much to be desired.
|
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Now they're going to get one — even if it won't have the desired effect.
|
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Taste and add more dressing, if desired, and continue tossing until evenly coated 2.
|
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All that trouble almost never pays off and you're left with thicker-than-desired griddlecakes.
|
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I have to admit the BET Awards red carpet left a lot to be desired.
|
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As far as the bride was concerned, their wedding night left something to be desired.
|
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But upon closer examination of the deals, "much is yet to be desired," said Heydarian.
|
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Pokora was willing to deliver any titles Xboxdevguy desired for a few hundred dollars each.
|
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Sexual energy is then combined with the energy of the crystal to facilitate desired changes.
|
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Test to make sure the extension is secure and repeat with more pieces, if desired.
|
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Courier, Consolas, Monaco—they all leave a lot to be desired in the personality department.
|
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Raul Reyes: Trump's missed opportunity Donald Trump's inaugural festivities left a lot to be desired.
|
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If it doesn't have the desired effect or is the wrong color, then try another.
|
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She's somebody who has desire and is desired and is a woman living her life.
|
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Despite gift cards being the most desired Christmas and holiday present year after year, Dec.
|
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Back then, I didn't fit the desired "wholesome" image — rumors swirled that I was gay.
|
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This is repeated another two times, with trade-secreted variations to get the desired result.
|
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But with each failure came an adjustment that took it closer to the desired goal.
|
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As of Monday, Mnuchin had not publicly promised to give Puerto Rico the desired loan.
|
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Normally, you'd have to toggle into the Emoji keypad and then find the desired Emoji.
|
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But it doesn't seem to have had the desired effect, at least not so far.
|
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He desired with all his heart the union of the north and south of Ireland.
|
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For what it's worth, there is nothing wrong with wanting to feel desired and important.
|
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I referenced Tadanori Yokoo, since his worked touched on the surreal pop aesthetic I desired.
|
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Turn burgers, and cook to desired degree of doneness, 3 to 4 minutes for medium.
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And thinking about her mother's desire makes her reflect on what she, herself, has desired.
|
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When baking, roll out your dough with these engraved pins to stamp the desired pattern.
|
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He got 125 signatures — the most in the group, but still beneath his desired total.
|
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The presumption is that force, sufficiently employed, can achieve desired political goals across the world.
|
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These windows open behind the main browsing window as a user accesses the desired content.
|
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Score the top of each, taking care not to pierce the dough, into desired designs.
|
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Tumblr also notes that the filtered search option can still be used separately, if desired.
|
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The statistics presented in a paper may have been manipulated to achieve a desired result.
|
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Add peppermint extract and desired amount of food coloring gel; stir until well blended. 3.
|
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To switch between them, you just set the desired side face-up on the remote.
|
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The robot can supply water and coffee in any ratio desired—hence the shop's name.
|
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If someone desired an incomplete work and had the money in hand—it was gone.
|
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Yet, the lack of diversity in the major categories still leaves much to be desired.
|
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And it hasn't been able to achieve all the concessions from landlords that it desired.
|
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" When the intermediary proved less tractable than he desired, Mr Stone called him "a rat.
|
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I spend the hour helping groups better structure their HTML to achieve their desired effect.
|
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Likewise, about half said it's arousing to see someone else who has their desired disability.
|
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One of the best-known nudges is to set the desired outcome as the default.
|
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The service can recommend the best TV, for example, or gifts for any desired occasion.
|
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Binotto took several photos before the wind delivered the his desired composition of these catkins.
|
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The last step of construction requires certain formwork to leave Martian concrete in desired shapes.
|
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This approach was popular in the 83s and 1990s, but hadn't produced the desired results.
|
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But synthetic biology will be driven by the pursuit of goals, both anticipated and desired.
|
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At the bottom, outcastes were confined to the least-desired jobs, such as latrine cleaners.
|
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He is still hotly desired most places, a lot of places on the campaign trail.
|
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I think sometimes that scientific proof and data is not desired by the new administration.
|
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The desired outcomes of dating, as well as its customs, change by demographic and era.
|
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Whatever Americans, white or black, desired, he would be the man in the glass booth.
|
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Drivers need to, for instance, study and pass an exam to obtain the desired papers.
|
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Frost 1 half of each cooled cookie with desired glaze using a small metal spatula.
|
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Frost remaining halves with other desired glaze, just touching the border of the first glaze.
|
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In December 22018, I wrote about how streaming services still left much to be desired.
|
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In a candy melting pot or a microwave, melt the desired candy melts or chocolate.
|
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Bolton said Trump directly linked the aid hold up to Ukraine launching Trump's desired investigations.
|
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Because back channels are common methods of communication used strategically to achieve a desired end.
|
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Grill, covered, 3 to 5 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness.
|
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Suffice it to say the modifications and restoration services can be as hardcore as desired.
|
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And fare cuts could be restored if Uber decides they aren't having the desired effect.
|
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The software uses this information to run a game that rewards the desired brain activity.
|
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Judging by the expression on O'Kelly's face, my attempts did not have the desired effect.
|
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Once you've achieved your desired look, twist the hair back and down into a bun.
|
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It is the process of bringing your stocks and bonds back to your desired percentages.
|
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You get to choose both your desired level of spiciness and degree of mouth numbing.
|
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The desired antibodies turn up in both the blood and the saliva of injected animals.
|
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So, what if a chicken could lay an egg with a desired protein already inside?
|
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Make sure to get the All Access app if it's available on your desired platform.
|
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If the chili is getting too thick, add an additional water to reach desired consistency.
|
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Mostly, they use open-market transactions to push the financial system in the desired directions.
|
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Sometimes users would repeat tests multiple times to try and get a "more desired" result.
|
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The desired trait is unpredictability, but the whole point of making statistical models is prediction.
|
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Fifty-one percent of respondents said "accessibility/search of desired content" is a key factor.
|
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But—unlike a revolution—the people's participation is definitely not required, nor is it desired.
|
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If desired, anything from cheese to chives to bacon can be folded into the whites.
|
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"The pope has desired to make a gesture of welcome regarding refugees," the statement said.
|
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Trump attained the headlines and optics he desired, but on the substance he got fleeced.
|
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The victim became known as Emily Doe and has desired to keep her identity private.
|
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He eventually obtains the conquest he's long desired, but can glean no pleasure from it.
|
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In this sense, algorithms are rules programmed into computers to produce desired outcomes or actions.
|
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His passionate words had the desired effect as Slovenia started to stretch their lead again.
|
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Familiarity with legislative and legal research programs such as Fiscal Note and Westlaw is desired.
|
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Michael Turner (R-Ohio), that would have slowed plans for President Trump's desired Space Force.
|
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But the asylum-seekers had little confidence that these efforts would achieve their desired aim.
|
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It's the idea that we're repeating what we know to hopefully get a desired result.
|
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The whole debacle got the desired media coverage and likely cost $250,000 of public money.
|
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Ocasio-Cortez has quickly become a desired surrogate for similar insurgent candidates across the country.
|
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If anything, he's the embodiment of everything unattainable but highly desired in this capitalist hell.
|
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However, this legacy must be coupled with targeted action to see the positive outcomes desired.
|
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But the results were not all in keeping with the predetermined desired conclusions by many.
|
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The spot currency did not trade below 143.90, seen as the central bank's desired level.
|
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The final result can last from three to five years, depending on the desired pigmentation.
|
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But many analysts are skeptical that this policy of "Saudization" will achieve the desired results.
|
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What Dershowitz does support is the consistent application of law as-written; not as-desired.
|
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Boil the eggs to your desired hardness, then pull the Egguins out of the pot.
|
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Use a very light hand and slowly build up the color for your desired effect.
|
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He would also bring her chin forward by six millimetres, to create the desired harmony.
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They are experts at working the media, plucking our emotions and prompting their desired results.
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The synchronization of short and long term actions is key to achieving the desired outcome.
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Unfortunately, the scientists who performed this latest experiment still did not uncover the desired asymmetry.
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In the main apps folder, just drag and drop desired apps onto the home screen.
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It would make two technical corrections that have been strongly desired by the retail industry.
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You could, if you so desired, justify it to yourself as defense on the offense.
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Update: Arabsat-6A has detached in the desired orbit and the mission is a success!
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"These initiatives are very important to reach the desired (bad loan) levels," the source said.
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It all depends on the cell line, scale of production and type of product desired.
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Choosing between the Osmo and Karma comes down to the buyer's ecosystem and desired use.
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"Many developers have found prioritizing entertainment over education can yield the desired results," Chen writes.
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She ended up at Yale after being turned down by her desired program at Berkeley.
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But the neighborhood they least desired had a lot more African Americans and Arab Americans.
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This is even more true when a company's workspace leaves a lot to be desired.
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The freedom he desired in his writings has become a way of life in Taiwan.
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You can find a list of desired donations and drop-off locations in Miami here.
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All the licking never had its desired effect—drawing the opponent into a retaliation penalty.
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Ground shooting is labor intensive and is unlikely to have the desired relief from damage.
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The connection between drops in child mortality and smaller desired family sizes is less obvious.
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Sri Lanka's tropical climate and rich soil produce some of the world's most desired spices.
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Franklin always desired pop stardom, but it took her almost a decade to get there.
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Her clothes always seemed less about what men desired than what whet her creative appetite.
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However, whatever broadcast, cable or pay-per-view hotels usually leave much to be desired.
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If patients don't have the desired outcome from one we can use the other one.
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If we never really grasp who Berg was, that may be just what he desired.
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Inexorable moves such as these can often prod the sides to the desired result: settlement.
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No system can say yes to every desired treatment, in every context, at any price.
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The format had been in pilot since 2011 but did not deliver the desired results.
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Excessive certitude can lead to corrective actions that waste resources without achieving the desired effect.
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Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have said a government shutdown is not a desired outcome.
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She was neither of these things but desired to be both with all her heart.
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Click the three dots located next to the desired calendar, and select "Settings and sharing."
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Yet, forgoing sleep for work could have the opposite desired effect and actually lower productivity.
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The company expressed desired to sell refurbished iPhones, but the Indian government rejected the proposal.
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I solely based my desired salary on how much my bills would be each month.
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I think its important for young black women to conduct research on their desired position.
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Then select either the option to change your photo or your profile video, as desired.
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Still, it looked great, which had its own desired effect, if I'm being completely honest.
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"She, if anyone, understood and desired new ways of getting to audiences," Ms. Eilber said.
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Shoppers are able to select a design, and then choose their desired colors and size.
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With a little guidance, she helped us establish a rough estimate of what we desired.
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Some areas of the store left a lot to be desired in terms of cleanliness.
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They can unbuckle their harnesses and do somersaults, if desired, in the padded-dome interior.
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The desired end result is a neurochemical "reset"—a brain decluttered, procrastination banished, focus sharpened.
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Air jets dried the tub, and could be used to dry bathers, too, if desired.
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Younger kids can, with your help, print out a picture online of the desired object.
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Mr. Son's SoftBank owns Sprint, the American telecom company, and has long desired to expand.
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" The host later added that he was "firmly convinced" that it was Obama's "desired strategy.
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This weakening of federal law has had its desired effect on our nation's electoral process.
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Fix the car so it runs and runs smoothly and gets to the desired destination.
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Everyone agrees that higher incomes and other labor protections in Mexico are the desired outcome.
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Add desired garnishes: Spoonful of whipped cream; chopped nuts; chopped fresh mint; or chocolate shavings.
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They are also unlikely to agree to the kinds of ObamaCare fixes desired by Democrats.
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Make sure your desired alarm is turned on by sliding its button to the right.
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"Unilateral threats and pressure will only produce the opposite of the desired result," Geng said.
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"This is one of the most desired locations for young professionals in America," he said.
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A. Scott Berg has almost single-handedly rescued Maxwell Perkins from the anonymity he desired.
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Spaces where the Other is Us and we are all celebrated and loved and desired.
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If they desired sex, a lengthy courtship would be required, filled with gifts and attention.
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I now believe that when it comes to government, good intentions rarely produce desired results.
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Add the milk 1 tablespoon at a time until you reach the desired glaze consistency.
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She said that brands frequently reject fabrics because they don't match the desired shade exactly.
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Younger Democrats at the conference also noted that Biden's response left something to be desired.
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It's a blessing of sorts, since the subway system can leave much to be desired.
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Job expectations that are evolving, the most desired non-monetary benefit for workers is flexibility.
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The imagining of the desired future is a state that is relaxing one, explains Oettingen.
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Does doing a scene with someone you've desired sate that desire, or leave you wanting more?
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But conservatives see his focus on empathy as code for steering cases based on desired outcomes.
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Add on a bit more as needed, using small strokes, until you have your desired impact.
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Using your fingers or a flat brush dot chunky gold glitter to your lids as desired.
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In "What's the Matter with Kansas?" food was everywhere and nowhere, desperately desired and carelessly wasted.
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Few, it seemed, wanted to understand why the device existed, let alone might have been desired.
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My mother's storyline was edited and produced, placing her in scenarios to achieve a desired outcome.
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Other types of data are transmitted by default but users can prevent these transmissions if desired.
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Pichai's assertions about not using AI for surveillance also left something to be desired, Eckersley added.
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These smaller floats seem to be having the desired effect, at least in the shorter term.
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You might love your Apple Watch, but the available watch faces leave much to be desired.
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Trump plans to submit his desired defense budget and agency spending cuts to Congress next month.
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But gathering beauty inspiration from the same people time after time leaves something to be desired.
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Place a star sprinkle in the middle of each pop to form the nose, if desired.
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In practice, however, The Good Cop — created by Monk's Andy Breckman — doesn't achieve the desired effect.
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Garnish with chopped scallions, if desired, and let stand for 10 to 15 minutes before serving.
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You can set it to your desired level and add different nozzles for differently sized blackheads.
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You can head over to Squarespace now to check if your desired domain name is available.
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That allowance could then be spent on music, videos, apps or books, as the child desired.
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Experts say that brands pay influencers to reach desired audiences in an organic -- but targeted -- way.
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Perhaps by then, he also will reach one more goal, completing a long-desired tattoo sleeve.
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I set many attainable New Year's intentions and I accomplished so much of what I desired.
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Even reasonably malleable materials like copper still aren't really "soft" or elastic in the desired sense.
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Every bot is different, but all can be linked to human goals, desired outcomes, and programming.
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Price: $18 for 22.533oz Give the gift they've always desired: better-than-average smelling hand sanitizer.
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The "techniques" used by the men contacting him left quite a bit to be desired, though.
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All are similarly misunderstood, as they imply a "crowd" is needed, or desired, to fund companies.
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But if the desired trait were harmful, gene drives could in theory make a species extinct.
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Add remaining ¼ cup pasta water, 1 tablespoon at a time, as needed to reach desired consistency.
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The monkeys learned to control their thoughts to achieve desired arm movement; namely, to grab treats.
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What group can build something that they have not yet imagined, drawn, debated, revised, or desired?
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If they so desired, social media platforms could choose the next President of the United States.
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They tell us, specifically, about what many Japanese feared, and desired, from the encounter of cultures.
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What's needed is some way of optimizing this man-machine interaction to provide the desired results.
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But for pop star Hayley Kiyoko, the messaging within "Girls" leaves a lot to be desired.
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Walker's work, in contrast, describes the beginning of the struggle's cycle, rather than its desired end.
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Trump has had nearly three years since taking office to plan for his desired Syria departure.
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And make sure to zero in with surgical precision on your desired job title and company.
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Henry VIII finally had his much-desired male heir, Edward, with his third wife, Jane Seymour.
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But the way Amazon has communicated this message to sellers has left plenty to be desired.
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While his team's offense shone throughout the season, Sunday night's performance left plenty to be desired.
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You also would be getting some highly desired low-carb veggies thrown in too, she added.
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My skin, however, still did not have the desired result (it was supposed to clear up).
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Lowers ohms means it will require less voltage from the battery to get the desired watts.
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They also got safer because the market desired more safety, as well as anti-theft features.
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Both Andi and Kaitlyn have talked about how Nick made them feel special and desired. 5.
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This is important because a weaker currency is a desired transmission mechanism for easing monetary policy.
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For one, the way Apple has integrated all these features leaves a lot to be desired.
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People need to invest more today to achieve their desired annual retirement income in the future.
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Each one is set to a value using a hash symbol followed by the desired value.
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I am also a sexual and sensual being who wants to be desired, respected, and celebrated.
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Das said these measures should start having the desired effect and open up fresh lending soon.
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The desired degree of flexibility depends on the range of motion in the sport you're doing.
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Fill in the lines with a cream eyeliner or shadow in your desired color — that's it!
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To use, wrap the massager around the desired area and set the heat, rotation, and speed.
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Sure, the track had some catchy bits, but the "new Taylor" left much to be desired.
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Unsurprisingly, "Sara finance New York" and "Sara Diane Lane fan" to not unearth the desired results.
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But even sites that don't explicitly market to jealous lovers may provide the desired services anyway.
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An amount of the drug that was once satisfying starts to not have the desired effect.
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Entering the UFC as M-1 champion, Volkov's Octagon debut left a lot to be desired.
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"The sex is great, but the sleep... leaves something to be desired," he once told me.
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Once you're almost at your desired thickness, cut the pasta dough to fit your rolling pin.
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Nope. Is it because to mention such a precedent would therefore blow up the desired narrative?
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Season the wagyu with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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If desired, top each bowl with an optional halved soft-boiled egg and serve right away.
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Cardi B may be a successful rapper, but her driving skills leave something to be desired.
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Ultimately, I took a job in my desired field that I found through a Facebook post.
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Garnish with a large dollop of whipped cream and sprinkle lightly with chili powder, if desired.
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The most desired and sought after professionals in the legal cannabis industry might be grow masters.
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Data scientist is probably one of the most desired professions, with more job offerings than candidates.
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If he fails, he's done the damage he desired and has a convenient excuse for losing.
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To achieve the desired effect, aspiring foodies need to separate the egg yolk from the whites.
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Grill the lamb chops, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness, about 8 minutes for medium.
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Of course, those who secretly desired for this new media to disappear would be sorely disappointed.
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For some time Ukrainians have named lifting lawmakers' immunity as their most desired anti-corruption measure.
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Last we checked, the number of girls getting the HPV vaccine left something to be desired.
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Split and stuff arepas with desired fillings like scrambled eggs, ham and cheese or pulled pork.
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Grill the patties, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness, about 12 minutes for medium-rare.
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Equinox's SoHo location is probably the best indication that the company is reaching its desired demographic.
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While Jones has clearly been a great recruiter, his actual coaching leaves much to be desired.
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It gives the past its desired weight, while not getting in the way of the future.
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In other words, firing Mueller is unlikely to achieve the desired end of stopping the investigation.
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The desired contracts would shelter the ailing company with price guarantees and last for four years.
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There was free rein for the Crown Prince to do as he liked whenever he desired.
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The pressure from the giant waterfall showerhead was outstanding and reached my desired temperature within seconds.
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All US presidents must balance often competing interests in order to prioritize objectives and desired outcomes.
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Trump's method deprives policy practitioners of the chance to put their desired mark on the result.
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You simply tap your desired beverage on an iPad, and out it comes from the tap.
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The researchers design patterns on 3D computer models, and project the desired pattern onto the object.
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Ask any economist and they'll tell you that Trump's trade war is having its desired intent.
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And even when we managed to find the brand, the display left something to be desired.
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While these grants signal momentum toward a desired "Energy Union," such a goal remains largely aspirational.
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Rossello also believes he can achieve desired spending cuts without layoffs, but the board remains skeptical.
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Rittleman says meetings can be productive so long their purpose, approach and desired outcomes are clear.
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While the chain usually impresses me, its $1 breakfast burrito left a lot to be desired.
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Instead, buy your ticket before you leave home because your desired train may sell out otherwise.
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This improvement provides a glimpse at the long-desired "full situational awareness" in relatively denied areas.
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DeMedicis also described himself as an "unsophisticated consumer" who desired to support American companies and jobs.
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And you may decrease the sweetness of the cake or filling, if desired, without compromising flavor.
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But plot is going to do whatever plot has to do for the desired emotional effect.
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For Kennedy, his desired liaison required almost as much detailed preparation as an actual political summit.
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That would have the advantage of harnessing market forces, not political will, to achieve desired outcomes.
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We also pay, in part, to watch a desired outcome, a rooting interest, come to fruition.
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Either way, LiveLike will power the VR distribution (and often the production) for the desired events.
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However, as the chatbots for Messenger platform launches, the bot experience leaves much to be desired.
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Life never seemed to provide the "right" opportunity for him to focus on his desired craft.
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The team realized that BMW's systems for warehouse logistics left a few things to be desired.
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Policies that integrate behavioral ethics in the regulatory toolkit are more likely to elicit desired behavior.
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But a lobster expert we spoke to wasn't convinced this strategy would have the desired effect.
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It's not because of unwise trade policies, although some of them leave much to be desired.
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By fighting on, Sanders will get the face-off with Biden that he has long desired.
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Each vineyard block, 230 in total, is vinified separately and can then be blended as desired.
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The House cannot block the president's desired legislative agenda because at the moment there isn't one.
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Besides removing unwanted DNA, Crispr might also be applied to add desired traits to an organism.
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You can search for them by desired lyric extract or just click through the SoundGifs randomly.
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Despite his disdain for the measure, Mr. Foster acknowledged the tax was having the desired effect.
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Fast, effective, precise and unstoppable — these are rare but highly desired characteristics on the modern battlefield.
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But it may take time for podcasts to have the desired effect on Spotify's bottom line.
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Arms sales not meeting these criteria could be blocked under existing procedures if Congress so desired.
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Remove the eggs from the boiler, and cool them in ice water before peeling, if desired.
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They also set the machine to their desired number of ounces and specific type of formula.
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You need to try to press on levers that are likely to achieve the desired results.
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Attach the legs to the hosing, set your desired time and intensity level, and press start.
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The U.S. president has so far failed to muster the desired congressional support for the wall.
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That a petition did not produce the desired outcome does not mean it failed, he added.
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How much it costs: Price varies based on service, location, desired appointment date, and other factors.
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To achieve your desired effect, just pick a mode, and the brush will handle the rest.
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"I desired to capture inferior mirage effects that would make the eclipsed sunrise even more thrilling."
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QUALIFICATIONSEducation:Required Education: Master's Degree
Desired fields of study: Health care administration, finance, policy, or related area.
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Here's the news from winter break: Scrunchies have become a desired item for junior-high schoolboys.
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The ancients didn't know who made the goods they desired or how these goods were produced.
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Plex has always desired to become a sort of one-stop shop for all your media.
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Mr. Arikawa's dealership, called Albion Art, has proved to be a means to his desired end.
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Some critics of transparency promotion seem more concerned with efficiency and ease of using desired science.
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These rules achieved their desired effect as predatory mortgage loans all but disappeared from the market.
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It would be difficult to hit the desired size, however, under the Pentagon's current budget constraints.
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He added that the tariffs would have to be "fairly broad" to have the desired effect.
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"You get paid to buy the stock at your desired price," said Neblett at Centurion Wealth.
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If that and badge prestige are desired, BMW and Mercedes are happy to take your money.
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COOL was a commonsense law that gave American consumers desired information about the food they eat.
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Now we can disagree with some of the tactics and whether they'll have the desired effect.
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However, such positive effects do not necessarily translate into the desired reduced support for violent extremism.
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"I do think a dialogue, especially an open dialogue will have the desired effect," he said.
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Once you&aposve completed the desired fields, tap "Share" to post your video to your feed.
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Like all great things in life, those much-desired likes and retweets come at a price.
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In response, a number of lawmakers are drawing up legislation that would ensure that desired access.
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"The LED lighting has left a lot to be desired," said Jill Vegas, an interior decorator.
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In theory, he could issue a one-sentence statement announcing the conclusion, if he so desired.
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Governance limited to Spanish-born white men and their male children left much to be desired.
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Oftentimes heroin users mix multiple drugs (opiates + benzodiazepines or opiates + alcohol) to obtain their desired high.
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To start, just place the tracker on your desired item and connect in the Tile app.
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However, the buffets overwhelmed me a little, and, in my opinion, left something to be desired.
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His discussion of the allegation against him, when it came, left a lot to be desired.
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That means reviewing fee policies for the airlines and hotels in a desired location, Rathner said.
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Age and the end of age provide a useful, if not entirely desired, air of quiet.
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