To test it out, the Hamilton native devised DIY tests.
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But unlike a written story, devised theater never fully settles.
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Back in America, Commanders had conceived of and devised Gilead.
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Meanwhile, Issa has devised a plan to finally see Lawrence.
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The mechanical team devised contraptions for the more complex sequences.
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John Rawls, a liberal philosopher, devised a clever thought experiment.
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Lenin devised a plan to use sculpture to propagate communism.
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It's been a disaster from the day it was devised.
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As they scrambled to replace Spacey, they devised a plan.
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Next they devised an algorithm to spot the same thing.
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Gogol himself could hardly have devised a more farcical plot.
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Xfund's investors had devised a plan to salvage the fund.
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The Clinton administration devised such a plan in the 1990s.
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She devised Detroit's system to run like the Wild West.
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Undaunted by a failed vote, McConnell devised a new plan.
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To do that, he devised the thingamajigs — very high-tech.
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The current system is practically devised to spread infectious disease.
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It's one of the most famous thought experiments ever devised.
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Third, Democrats devised a brilliant Tao Te Ching messaging strategy.
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When this arrangement grew untenable, my mother devised a plan.
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Under Batson, the Supreme Court devised a three part standard.
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In fact, they devised a system that runs on disagreement.
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Several have devised sophisticated, even byzantine alterations on the theme.
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Increased user fees in energy and communications could be devised.
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Later that year, Dujardin devised a new freestyle for Valegro.
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It's nothing new and certainly not something that I devised.
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The memo says the law "specifically exempts" requiring the disclosure of rules concerning monetary policies devised by the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, as well as some other, legally protected regulations devised by independent agencies.
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"Richie" devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history.
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In fact, a board-certified anesthesiologist devised Nevada's original execution protocol.
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Brukner's group devised a strange thought experiment that illustrates the idea.
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So, I've devised an app to help you do just that.
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The Electoral College was devised at the Constitutional Convention in 1787.
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All of this research provided fuel for Dickstein's devised work sessions.
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They devised this contraption to try and keep the animals inside.
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It scarcely mattered that the narratives he devised were not subtle.
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Why had no one, even in America, devised a disposable nappy?
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He and his colleagues devised an online morality test at YourMorals.
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Mr Ferry devised a smooth, meticulous sound, both deep and lovely.
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The menu was devised by the executive chef, Kong Khai Meng.
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Some system of mass robotic space travel needs to be devised.
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So, we've devised the ultimate Star Is Born-inspired movie marathon.
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So Google has devised a Chrome extension to watch your back.
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From this system, they devised their own spectrum of 16 shades.
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I cannot believe I devised a plan as dumb as this.
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Podcasts have devised new and entertaining ways to keep us informed.
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Above all: marriage was the best deal ever devised for women.
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His makeshift sleeping quarters are partly devised from discarded cardboard containers.
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Hong Kong police are following procedures devised by British colonial administrators.
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So the scientists devised a little test to prove their point.
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He defended the refugee deal that Ms. Merkel devised with Turkey.
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Haddad had already devised much of the policy agenda his Workers'
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That's true of most of the dishes Mr. Baxtrom has devised.
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A group at Harvard and CalTech devised a tiny experimental jellyfish
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Humans have devised all manner of pumps for thousands of years.
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It was Luke who devised, and named, the Thrill Hill workouts.
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We lifted him on and devised a way to carry him.
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So they devised a "soap" foam, which tops the seafood bisque.
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The Republicans who devised the laws call them fair and necessary.
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The numbers are devised for single people buying coverage for themselves.
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We could have devised more effective ways to stop the fighting.
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To remedy these problems, Mr. Chau devised the Census-Grievance program.
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Sicily's Cosa Nostra first devised the Cupola structure in the 1950s.
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And they've devised ways to reach voters that their rivals haven't.
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Matt devised a weaning regimen: every two hours, five short hits.
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Mr. Takayama sizzles it in a lidded iron pan he devised.
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Last year, his group devised another strategy: Test everything for DNA.
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His tiny company, Clearview AI, devised a groundbreaking facial recognition app.
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Bildung is devised to change the way students see the world.
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Tournament organizers devised a wide-reaching plan to stop the chant.
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Ancient Athenian democracy devised two institutions that fleshed out this vision.
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He devised it so anyone could become their best possible self.
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The founders devised the Senate to perform a special balancing act.
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So last winter, she devised an experiment to test this out.
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Spammers have unfortunately devised a new way to invade phones: calendar invitations.
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"Instead, they devised a scheme to pillage Valeant and share the proceeds."
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Her similarly-devised method performed worse than poll-based methods in 2018.
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This had begun before Mr Xi devised the belt-and-road scheme.
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A sane one would have devised a strategy before triggering exit negotiations.
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But the least-bad system of government ever devised is in trouble.
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Mr Crocker says they devised their own tactics, with little managerial help.
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A similar test they devised for teeth samples is almost as accurate.
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Asthma cigarettes were devised in the 19th century and didn't contain nicotine.
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I'd devised a tight system by the time I wrote this book.
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These estimates are based on three scenarios devised by climate-change wonks.
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The ANA has devised a model contract to protect its members' interests.
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The grandfather devised the plan after losing the Olympics to Jesse Owens.
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Rabie devised the idea in business school at the University of Chicago.
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It's one of the most potent cinematic "Fuck you"s ever devised.
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So we devised a consortium: Arauco, the government, the public and us.
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Finally, in 2012, they confided in each other and devised a plan.
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The Apple Watch is the most successful new product Cook's team devised.
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So the model devised by Arsht gave Bonaparte a WAR score of .
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The magistrates at Speenhamland devised a way of offering families measured help.
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If you haven't, Honda has devised a clever way to show you.
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After playing one rock song with the sound, Belquer devised a test.
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To do so, they devised a Healthcare Access and Quality (HAQ) Index.
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I devised a whole bunch of techniques to maintain my hands' cleanliness.
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He devised a breakthrough financing model that made solar affordable and scalable.
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Another activist devised a getaway plan while Hossein hid at friends' houses.
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He has devised a holistic strategy to pursue both goals in tandem.
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She and her colleagues had devised the magnetometer returning the anomalous data.
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Manfred's carefully devised response had a rationale: The World Series is different.
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Drawing from their childhoods, Mr. Ferver has devised a solo for each.
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It was the BBC's engineers who devised the first commercial teletext service.
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Its score was devised by Stuart Argabright, another of Bender's regular collaborators.
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The chef, Alberto Carballo, has devised a Turkish and Middle Eastern menu.
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Krapp devised a similar illusion at the Imperial Theater on 45th Street.
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Since then, scientists have devised detailed models of how this would work.
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" In 1981, Dr. Maslach and her colleagues devised the "Maslach Burnout Inventory.
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But Ms. Hrynenko, facing mounting complaints from tenants, devised a new plan.
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And together, they devised this plan to completely torpedo universal health care.
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We devised a personalized morning checklist for each child — with their input.
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I've devised a system of temporarily lobotomizing myself each break I get.
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And no persona, no matter how artfully devised, can stifle a reflex.
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" According to Bogle, it "may not be the best strategy ever devised.
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In the battle against plastic pollution, Henry Pino has devised a weapon.
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They say he's derailing the bureau from its mission, devised by Sen.
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Google devised a temporary solution that the people said has been imperfect.
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She devised the film with her actors, practicing "deep listening," she said.
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So the engineers devised a software fix called MCAS, which pushed the nose down in response to an obscure set of circumstances in conjunction with the "speed trim system," which Boeing had devised in the 73733s to smooth takeoffs.
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And he too had seen it with an instrument he had devised himself.
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They devised their own recipe using cassava starch, vegetable oil, and organic resins.
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Cox devised a hot-air balloon to lift it up into the sky.
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Scientists have devised increasingly complex ways to test this theory since the 1960s.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, which devised the plan while also serving as Caterpillar's auditor, declined comment.
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The Prayvaganza wedding was all about adherence to dogma and humanly devised ritual.
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The Social Progress Imperative, an American non-profit, devised the ratings in 2013.
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Remember when I said Molly devised a plan to get ahead at work?
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Berlioz devised a musical cue to introduce the persistent thought of his beloved.
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The software devised powerful betting strategies and even showed the ability to bluff.
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Others devised a trick that involved bending empty MetroCards to enable free rides.
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"'Richie' devised one of the greatest military frauds in U.S. history," Trump tweeted.
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In the 27s, the company devised an entirely new way of designing speakers.
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So they devised a test to see whether these hidden variables might exist.
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The basis for detection is a grid, devised by the French interior ministry.
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She's devised three genius hacks to fashion the house plant of your dreams.
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Samantha Rudolph and Jared Miller have also devised their own new breast pump.
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Faillettaz devised her pedagogy in response to her own profound hatred of housework.
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His doctors consulted with a hospital in Seattle, which devised a treatment plan.
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As with past collections, the tableaux vivant devised here ended without plot resolution.
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He overlooked as well the Southern strategy devised by NR's publisher, William Rusher.
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The DEA devised a plan to capture him and began assembling a team.
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Until better ways are devised to implement information systems, encryption won't be enough.
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The topics he chooses are as unorthodox as anything Bill Veeck ever devised.
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Ole Miss coach Kermit Davis devised a plan to keep Brown under wraps.
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Morin devised a creamy, lardon-studded lobster spaghetti, now a Joe Beef staple.
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They were initially devised "to take advantage of mundane commercial opportunities," Freeman writes.
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These people tend to disdain branded nootropics, considering them overpriced and crudely devised.
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The college previously devised similar quality programs for trauma, cancer and pediatric surgery.
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Mr. Kovalenkov's firm, Hempire USA, has also devised its own fiber separation system.
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On a smaller scale, "Marjana" was devised by its company over three years.
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Certainly a recipe exists for such a meatloaf, but I devised my own.
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The National Institutes of Health has devised an elaborate plan for such research.
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A plan had already been devised to scrub social media about the visit.
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They devised campaigns, wrote books and gave lectures with positioning as their centerpiece.
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The photos above are in a format analysts devised to protect the abused.
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One was devised specifically for this stage: "Speed of Light," a teleportation illusion.
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It was devised at the conservative Heritage Foundation, enacted in Massachusetts by Gov.
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I've devised a little mathematical formula to assess its potential effect on Sunday.
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Alkaline hydrolysis, originally devised to dispose of animal carcasses, is a bit better.
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A telling set of yardsticks he has devised for himself — Amin and Hitler.
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Growing desperate, Schwartz devised a strategy for trapping Trump into giving more material.
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There are plenty of theories to explain Jewish humor — most devised by Jews.
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In 2015, Oregon NOW devised a "model dress code" to prevent discrimination and disruption.
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But Iran knew it was coming, and devised a strategy to counter the sanctions.
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He opposed VAT and regretted having devised the monthly withholding mechanism for income tax.
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Out of curiosity they devised an experiment using a surface texture impregnated with oil.
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He devised a network of country code top-level domains that would append URLs.
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A grant application process will be devised to allow appropriate groups to get funded.
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Peter Zummo's sound orchestration, devised with Mr. Judd, is the toughest element of all.
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They were the ones who devised this murder and who paid for this murder.
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Roping Scotland into whatever arrangement is devised for Northern Ireland is a pipe dream.
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For generations, women have devised ways to cope with the pain their period causes.
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Much of their repertoire was devised specifically to address deficiencies in China's financial system.
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People tend to hate these features, but they were not devised to be cruel.
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Dmitri Mendeleev, a Russian chemist, devised the periodic table 150 years ago this month.
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A scale devised by the Society of Automotive Engineers defines the levels of autonomy.
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It was Nielsen's advisor who devised a clever workaround: radiocarbon dating the shark's eyelid.
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To produce ratings for such sports Gracenote devised an Elo-style mechanism with modifications.
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Solutions he devised there have been applied widely, from New York to New Orleans.
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That's why they devised a question about whether respondents lived in their childhood hometown.
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One physicist named John Wheeler devised a thought experiment decades ago to prove this.
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S. prisoner exchange, devised in secrecy, drove home the adversaries' desire to reengage diplomatically.
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I devised a simple plan to overcome the first problem: I began to write.
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Wanting to understand why this happened, scientists at Brown University devised an unusual experiment.
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Amway's China division devised clever, legal means to reward networkers who recruit other salespeople.
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Katsuyama and his team devised a speed bump to block these kinds of tricks.
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Instead, the government sought to restart faster growth with a poorly devised stimulus plan.
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And neither had the best text-input method ever devised for a pocketable device.
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The convention is one of the most potent instruments of international law ever devised.
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But that report wasn't devised to provide solid estimates in fine-grained geographic detail.
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Health insurance was initially devised in the 1930s to cover life-threatening, catastrophic illness.
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Mr. Trump has adopted a message all but perfectly devised to attract these voters.
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Educators too have devised word games and puzzles that keep children engaged and motivated.
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Gage, for his part, said he's devised his own LifeLog surrogate using Apple's iCalendar.
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This huge network was not, of course, devised with a frightening epidemic in mind.
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It's one of the more intimate forms of mass murder that humans have devised.
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The Obama administration devised the earlier projects using authority in the Affordable Care Act.
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The writer David Simon wondered why the Germans had not devised their own term.
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They devised those dramatic compositions from which Lichtenstein's work gets much of its impact.
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This system was devised back when more than half of submitted grants were funded.
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The airlines devised frequent flier programs and "fortress hubs" to maximize their pricing power.
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At the same time, Israeli officials devised escape schemes and appealed to international organizations.
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The festival was devised to promote economic recovery; out of hard times came theater.
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And workers have devised a system to recycle the water used to wash barrels.
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By the next morning she has devised a way to be alone with Robert.
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And the "Salesman" that Elliott has devised with Cromwell leaves the original script intact.
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There he devised a hostile bid for Consolidated Gold Fields, a major mining company.
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With those scenarios in mind, arguments could have been devised to counter the attacks.
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Bobby Flay devised a Korean-style meatloaf with deep-fried shallots and fried eggs.
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Another CareerBuilder survey found that employees have devised some innovative excuses for their tardiness.
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Obamacare was devised as a market system rather than a government program like Medicare.
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One thing that happened between 2007 and 2015 is that economists devised better methods.
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Instead, the researchers devised a means to create electricity at night on the spot.
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Investors get caught in the narrative of a well-devised story touting outsize gains.
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Manufacturers in Norway have devised a way to use waste heat to warm water.
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Curated by Constance Rubini and handsomely devised by French designer Pierre Charpin, Oh Couleurs!
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Yet it will be chosen under a system that might have been devised by Mussolini.
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I suppose I should have devised some pat answers by now, prepared my bullet points.
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For its most recent Hack Day, Netflix engineers and designers devised a few more ideas.
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But the founder of Adopt Together devised a way for people to share those costs.
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Grass explained how his team devised a method for translating the written word into DNA.
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They devised ways to use existing technology, such as WhatsApp, to distribute political messages rapidly.
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The sailors also devised their own rituals to celebrate birthdays, festivals, and other important days.
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Gombrich devised an ingenious experiment: ask someone to destroy a picture of a loved one.
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A closed, miniature ecosystem would have to be devised to recycle nutrients and waste products.
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To sell it, he devised a marketing campaign as modern as the coffee maker itself.
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So they devised a kind of psychological torture that they hope will keep families away.
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Little verifiable evidence exists that methods devised by Byju's succeed as well as customers hope.
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The IPL's other innovation was to adopt the T2190 format, devised in England in 2003.
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It costs 1003bn shekels ($4.3bn), and unlike previous plans was devised together with Arab representatives.
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Society has devised rules to protect women and children from the harm caused by men.
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For that, we'll need a metric called Excitement Index (EI), first devised for American football.
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Nexar, an Israeli startup, has devised a clever way to use drivers as data sources.
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But bigger footpads are not the only strategy animals have devised to become better climbers.
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The calculator devised by the researchers is called the Recurrence Of Kidney Stone (ROKS) model.
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The reorganization was devised before a new Brazilian government swapped the senior management of BNDES.
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There are seven pizzas; the small plates on the menu are devised by his partners.
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In 22004 the American Political Science Association devised a plan to increase the field's impact.
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While boy bands were devised to sing to girls, the Spice Girls sang with them.
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Congress has devised a wide variety of limits and exceptions to the anti-discrimination statutes.
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She also devised the strategy for Stanford's first virtual primary care clinic, called ClickWell Care.
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Thankfully, as Variety handily points out, Corden and company have already devised a solution: pranks.
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Business Insider U.K. reports that Facebook has devised a ridesharing platform through its Events feature.
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Uber "devised a fraudulent scheme to recruit highly sought software engineers," according to the case.
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They have devised a mixture of off-balance-sheet solutions to get around the rules.
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Still, his fanatic intensity sustains the hybrid "Tito" score that he and Sellars have devised.
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Was there a pledged-delegate system anybody could have devised to allow him to win?
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As the Jets devised their off-season strategy, they explored succession plans at left tackle.
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Why should high-powered weapons devised for war ever be sold on the domestic market?
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Slovakia and other smaller countries have objected to the quota plan devised by European leaders.
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Mr. Trump and his staff have even devised a proper greeting protocol for arriving guests.
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First, they devised a special tank to allow for a constant exchange of clean water.
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The nation's founders devised a government of checks and balances, not of obstruction and paralysis.
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People can use a test devised by the C.D.C. to assess their risk of prediabetes.
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A team of Canadian electrical engineers has devised a technique for welding together individual neurons.
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So instead of completely abandoning or redefining 'micro-brewery,' a new word was devised: 'craft.
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Incarceration, particularly the indefinite detention without charges that the United States devised, is inherently stressful.
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In 2004, Brookings established its Metropolitan Policy Program, devised to stimulate economic growth in cities.
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They devised worlds that felt like Nickelodeon cartoons and vehicle sections that were borderline insulting.
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India follows the parliamentary system of governance devised in Britain, known as the Westminster model.
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"The plan was devised a week in advance," Georg Salditt, a community activist, told Bild.
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I argued that this is the closest thing humanity has devised to a magic carpet.
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Some young female political newcomers have devised ways for overcoming their perceived lack of experience.
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Some cybersecurity companies have devised ways to gain a bird's-eye view on that space.
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Jérôme Bel, the conceptual choreographer, has also devised a solo inspired by Ms. Kotchetkova's life.
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In addition to the various banners and flyers, the protestors devised mock tear gas canisters.
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Destination Crenshaw is a project devised to promote black cultural history in South Los Angeles.
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Henry became wealthy from an algorithm he devised that predicted fluctuations in the soybean market.
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Too much choice is overwhelming, said Robert Reynolds, a behavioral scientist who devised Vote Tripling.
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Knowing that meant there was an opening, he devised a plan to dig toward it.
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Using laws devised to go after drug dealers, they are charging friends, partners and siblings.
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But they were devised mostly without Martin's input because of his exclusive deal with HBO.
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This meant that different ships devised different approaches, which provided the basis for subsequent refinements.
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It was bothering him so much that he had devised a secret of his own.
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Janet O'Neill, the costume designer, used colors and devised elaborate headdresses to distinguish the Elements.
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On the consumer front, it might be tempting to say McFarland devised a novel con.
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Volkswagen has not yet devised a fix for cars equipped with its emissions-cheating software.
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Again, it's worth remembering that Mr. Trump's team, not Mr. Mueller, reportedly devised these questions.
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Fittingly, Team Cox/Rathvon devised some really brutal clues today (at least I thought so).
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That could lead to a competing plan devised by several owners of PG&E debt.
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Meanwhile, the Picks team devised its own roundup of the most notable products of CES.
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"Film, so far, is the most powerful form of storytelling that we've devised," Leiserowitz said.
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In 2019, Mississippi legislators devised and passed an exceedingly more restrictive 6-week abortion ban.
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But it's also crucial to an interlocking set of policies devised to keep insurance affordable.
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The director position has a 10-year term limit devised specifically to prevent political interference.
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To feed his curiosity, he devised science projects with items he found around his house.
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Movements and arm gestures for the singers were devised by the choreographer Annie-B Parson.
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Those plans were devised after Mr. Trump announced his new war effort in August 2017.
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This is the second year Aerie has devised ads to highlight the association's eating disorders week.
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Liz Santoro and Pierre Godard have devised a lexicon of 24 movements for arms and legs.
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He devised a nylon plug with a split tip to be inserted into a drilled hole.
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"[Men's existence] is mere purgatory until a newly devised outrage sends them to hell," he writes.
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The whole system is devised to incentivize and wink at any kind of off-label marketing.
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It's their biggest, longest, densest, and most knowingly devised, its two discs suspended in perfect balance.
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Neuroscientists at Columbia University have devised a new computational model for memory formation in the brain.
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What impresses most is the programme being devised by Christoph Lieben-Seutter, the Elbphilharmonie's general director.
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Suryodarmo created a "self-devised sleep laboratory" using an electroencephalogram (EEG) machine to document her dreams.
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Participants were evaluated using an Eisai-devised tool that drew from three established Alzheimer's assessment scales.
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One of those contrarians was Galileo, who even devised his own method for figuring this out.
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Bhushan and Brown devised a new structure for their texture, using nanoparticles made out of silica.
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AXELROD: And, the system is devised in such a way that it makes it... STEWART: Yes.
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He has also devised a pineapple version, using up fruit which quickly rots after the harvest.
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Another model devised by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research predicts it will get 24%.
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INDEX funds were devised in the 1970s as a way of giving investors cheap, diversified portfolios.
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Writers reimagining Shakespeare's life have devised a number of strategies to make up for these lacunae.
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The locals had devised a way of catching electric eels using horses as bait (sort of).
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"calabaza slaw," devised byThe James Beard Award-nominated Puerto Rican chef Jose Enrique of El Blok.
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Quantum mechanics are the mathematical rules devised to explain the weird behavior of the smallest particles.
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The competition was devised by Darwin-based drag queens and hosts Miss Elaneous and Marzi Panne.
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Human blind spots have been well-studied and algorithms have been devised to help counteract them.
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That is, of course, the classic trolley problem, devised in 1967 by the philosopher Philippa Foot.
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But Corker devised a legislative framework for both the House and Senate to consider the agreement.
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But he acknowledged that the US still hasn't devised a clear strategy to counter the Kremlin.
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To commemorate the Lunar New Year, Xbox devised an adorable cosplaying puppy gang called the CosPups.
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Is there a system you've devised start painting as quickly as possible after you wake up?
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I can't think of many other theater experiences devised by young people that hit similar markers.
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He tweaked her technique; devised ways for her to be more graceful; started crafting her workouts.
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Uber "devised a fraudulent scheme to recruit highly sought software engineers," according to the case. 9.
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Political leaders, unions, landlords and housing activists devised a way to deter illegal rentals on Airbnb.
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However, I recently devised a way to take advantage of San Francisco's tragically lopsided housing market.
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It was devised by the Institute for Digital Archaeology as a plea to protect cultural heritage.
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It was also a huge win for McConnell, who devised the strategy to block Obama's pick.
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With respect to his criticism of the Fed, I believe he has devised a winning strategy.
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Motzko still has a Brooks-devised defensive drill in his playbook called Herb Two-on-Two.
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We now know what had really happened: a plan had been devised to get him there.
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Time travel is the most vicious plot device that we have ever devised in our fiction.
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Could a walk through the city be devised that crossed each of these bridges only once?
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The texting service was devised as a way to increase accessibility to the museum's extensive collection.
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The simulation he and his colleagues devised shows how those bacteria would behave in a spill.
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And he urged Republican leaders to immediately move to consider legislation devised to bolster election security.
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" These Christians "devised," Ehrman writes, somewhat cheekily, "the notion of the separation of church and state.
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He also noted that users are hungry for less permanent communication features devised by other companies.
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To anchor the season, Mr. Welser-Möst devised the "Prometheus Project," an exploration of Beethoven's music.
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These laws helped advance broadly shared prosperity, but owners of capital devised strategies to evade them.
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The federal government's approval letters have said that exceptions could be devised for economically troubled places.
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But the American-devised security landscape also created a stable environment in which regional economies expanded.
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Notably, the Electoral College of today bears little resemblance to the one they devised in 2200.
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However the politics turn out, this is remarkably terrible policy, devised via a remarkably terrible process.
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Now most of us walk around, to adapt a term devised by some botanists, tree blind.
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Devised-theater companies like Improbable fumble their way to a completed piece through trial and error.
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But we don't because Pope Gregory devised some clever, rare, exceptions to the leap year rules.
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Aitor Karanka, the first, devised a special program for him, an attempt to polish his talent.
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Syamantak Payra, aged 16, has devised another potential medical breakthrough with his smart bionic leg brace.
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After it replaced HNTB, Arup devised its own retrofit intended to increase stability and reduce movement.
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These scientists have often devised "habitat modification" programs that involve subtly altering landscapes to discourage birds.
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Every business has devised its structure and organization to maximize its advantage within the existing system.
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The health law was designed with a number of interdependent provisions devised to keep insurance affordable.
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As the impeachment efforts unfolded, Pence's aides devised a strategy to keep him out of Washington.
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Where fear meets funny, Prank Encounters is the most elaborate hidden camera prank show ever devised.
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Cooper devised a strategy: They would present their efforts as simply an attempt to empower women.
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"It's a sunflower," the actress said of a tattoo devised to camouflage her former husband's name.
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The staffers devised a provision that made the Secretary of Defense personally responsible for preventing recidivism.
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Richardson's method, or any method devised since, still can't solve the equations exactly, only approximate them.
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For starters, the only nickname he has devised for Ms. Pelosi is her own name — Nancy.
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And was it a nonstarter to go by the portmanteau our friends had devised: The Hobermuellers.
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Of all the afflictions devised in the Jim Crow era, medical racism was the most lethal.
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They have also devised more complicated formulas for determining what riders pay and what drivers earn.
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Nobody actually knows what lies underground, below its head — though many have devised some (NSFW) guesses.
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The surprisingly simple approach devised by Vranich is finally providing a glimpse into the structure's original appearance.
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That plan was devised "through a bottom-up, Committee-led approach," said AshLee Strong, Ryan's press secretary.
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In 1903 Henri Desgrange, an early cycling enthusiast, devised the tour to help publicise his sports newspaper.
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Alter devised the idea to launch Tech for Campaigns while out for a run near San Francisco.
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They have devised a way for robots to measure electrical brain signals sent by human mini brains.
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The Constructal Law was devised by Duke professor Adrian Bejan, who is also behind the new paper.
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The ones Kaity Mitchell has devised for Portale are calmer, but that doesn't mean they've given up.
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Its ad business is still booming, because it devised a way to deliver ads on small screens.
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It's also a marketing stunt, pure and simple, devised to promote Certiport's line of Microsoft Office certifications.
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Richard Wrangham, a primatologist at Harvard University who devised the cooking hypothesis, is intrigued by the idea.
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Mrs May's customs partnership was devised in part as a ruse to head off such a vote.
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First, in addition to NS2, Russia has devised its own plans to bring gas into southern Europe.
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Remoaner This is the term devised by Brexiters for those who point the flaws in their arguments.
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As technology develops, increasingly innovative ways of generating energy from some very unconventional sources are being devised.
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Uh-huh. They tended to be challenges that were thrown at me rather than those I'd devised.
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The stores will also get an overall redesign devised by Ahrendts and Apple design chief Jony Ive.
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But these wild chimps, which were observed in Gabon's Loango National Park, devised a rather ingenious solution.
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Radesky cites the "still face experiment", which was devised by developmental psychologist Ed Tronick in the 1970s.
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A dedicated fan by the name of Andrew Rea has devised his own recipe for the burger.
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He said how he devised a plan in the event that reporters also found his home address.
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The answers were devised by aides working for Trump and the Republican National Committee, the Times reports.
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Boenish -- a kind of merry prankster of BASE jumping -- devised some carefully worded answers to that question.
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In the 1940s, Feynman devised a scheme for calculating the most likely outcomes of quantum mechanical events.
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Ad hoc solutions that were devised on an interim basis after the war are firmly in place.
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The commission devised a plan that was enshrined into law, specifying what level of risk is tolerable.
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We devised a strategy where she didn't give up entirely, but instead had four alcohol-free days.
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That was my initial idea, and then I devised a 3D kaleidoscope to develop that concept further.
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Rather, the scam was perfectly devised to take advantage of people who had few sources of information.
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Elba also devised a plan for how to stay the Sexiest Man Alive for the foreseeable future.
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Before, managers at the headquarters devised new products to cater to the mainland's 32 provinces and regions.
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They've devised a process that allows them, in effect, to suck carbon dioxide out of the air.
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Taylor would be most likely to follow that route, as he has devised just such a rule.
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"For the American palate, that's the gateway recipe for tahini," said Ms. Oron, who devised the recipe.
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Note the varieties of fonts Mr. Shelley and Mr. Paulson have digitally devised for the book spines.
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After 30 years of this "British Mandate," a United Nations partition plan was devised for the area.
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The generals he cited in his speech, after all, were the ones who devised the current plan.
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Fentanyl, which is 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine, was devised to treat chronic pain.
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It is true that they knew the media would overplay it, so that's why they devised it.
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The Trumps and Erdogans of this world increasingly question the world order mainly devised by the West.
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The Obama administration has devised an "accommodation" to that requirement for religious nonprofits like colleges and hospitals.
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Ballot initiatives are devised by voters, who then circulate a petition for signatures from other registered voters.
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Ramsay devised a masterful battleplan and had the thing won until the Knights of the Vale arrived.
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He devised silhouettes many decades ago that have sustained him, snapshots from a long and memorable journey.
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When Jacobs wasn't operating, he devised protocols that would help increase survival rates in the Emergency Department.
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It was a long throw-in, a basic tactic devised in England, that gave Sigurdsson his opportunity.
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In "Ideation," Mr. Loeb has devised a psychological game, one that's both amusing and intriguing to play.
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Information is just a probabilistic model that mathematicians devised in the 50s to tackle questions about communication.
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Social scientists have devised a number of ways to research bias, which is notoriously hard to measure.
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Most of the most damaging riders in the bill were devised by Republicans and involved environmental policy.
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While continuing to work as a monk there, Nobuo devised a plan to rebuild the Kongoji Temple.
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He has devised a plausible strategy for winning a majority of Republicans, but not for getting elected.
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The sanctions were imposed under steps devised by the European Union to combat terrorism after the Sept.
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She devised what some consider the first computer program, a work she presented to her proud mother.
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The road map was devised in 1974 by the Watergate special prosecutor, Leon Jaworski, with our assistance.
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But by sorting them into categories I've devised, I can find, read and enjoy each one more.
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He devised a new structure made of six layers of stone that got smaller as they ascended.
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"I couldn't have devised an innovation that offended more of Iowa's powerful agribusinesses," the researcher told me.
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He has devised a cat-and-mouse superspy caper that will pit Bond against the new character.
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Mr. Wrona devised a way to smuggle Mr. Drimmer out of the camp, a potentially fatal endeavor.
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The last time, we devised a plan for how to best support each other — no closets required.
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Henry Brown was an American slave who devised an unusual route to freedom: the United States mail.
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Mr. Fellman, who became an executive producer on "Logan Lucky," devised a plan that Mr. Soderbergh liked.
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So I devised a sensible solution: I leave snacks meant solely for me at my friends' apartments.
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Uber devised a tool called Greyball to show a fake version of Uber's app to the authorities.
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"I felt that was not right… and that's why I devised a better remuneration system in 2014."
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More important, the company has devised new dividend and royalty policies, presented to bank analysts last month.
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And so they devised a remedy as powerful as the evil it was meant to combat: Impeachment.
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Executives just below the management board devised a plan to use software to conceal the cars' emissions.
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The Reagan-era tax reform of 1986 began in the Treasury Department, which devised a bold proposal.
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Only after engineers devised a complex ventilation system to pump out noxious fumes was the tunnel possible.
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The researchers devised a magnitude scale tailored to Mars but similar to the one used for earthquakes.
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"He wanted his father dead and so he devised a plan to murder him," Mr. Ortner said.
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They even devised a technical solution to block the chant from reverberating through television viewers' living rooms.
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" Indeed, in 1903 the German admiralty devised Operations Plan III, which "envisaged the occupation of Puerto Rico . . .
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The crisis did not abate until 1978, when Mr. Rohatyn devised a new four-year financing package.
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Even under N.D.P. rule, Upper Egyptians developed local versions of parties, and they devised indigenous campaign traditions.
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A bipartisan group of legislators has devised a straight-forward fix for this multi-billion dollar problem.
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Using a point system devised by Henke and based on survey responses, the six automakers were ranked.
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Most thermometers either melt or just aren't practical in the field, so other methods must be devised.
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Mr. Richman quickly assembled a team of advisers and devised a strategy to head off the takeover.
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The loop was devised to overcome a particularly steep part of the trip through the Tehachapi Mountains.
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The techniques that educators and developmental psychologists have devised for cultivating this natural tendency are decidedly Socratic.
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A representative of Barker, who initially devised the plan for talks with the OFAC, declined to comment.
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But it shows just how much potential is hidden inside these anti-CRISPR systems naturally devised by viruses.
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A new hero mission is devised, one that takes time (roughly 180 minutes of runtime, to be specific).
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A solvency determination is not easy but broad public guidelines can be devised to frame such a determination.
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The girls' spirits remained intact, as they devised amusing and mocking nicknames for the fighters, the diaries show.
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In 1998, William Hague devised a new system for Tory leadership contests, and its structure is now crucial.
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And MIT devised a way for humans and AI to work together to identify 85 percent of cyberattacks.
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His advisers devised a strategy to bolster America's European allies, incorporating transatlantic visits, political theatre and pep talks.
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Some people have devised strategies to avoid the dreaded drop — or having to hold their phones at all.
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Pre-empting the test results, Monte dei Paschi devised a plan with two investment banks, J.P.Morgan and Mediobanca.
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But Loomba and colleagues devised a way to detect fat and scarring in the liver using MRI scanning.
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Many have hopes of returning to wind propulsion, and engineers have devised various modern versions of the sail.
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For her follow-up release, 2012's Electra Heart, she devised a concept album that mocked pop archetypes.
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Overall, Logitech seems to have devised a smart system that opens up a lot of possibilities for buyers.
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But microorganisms are quick to evolve, and many have developed defenses against the methods devised to kill them.
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The pipe bombs were devised out of a six-inch PVC pipe filled with shards of broken glass.
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A Minnesota woodworker devised a handcrafted Jenga set for his Etsy shop — and it's got a hilarious secret.
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And during a recent hackathon, Facebook employees devised a way to use professional broadcast equipment on Facebook Live.
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Cameron and Pace devised a camera that could capture images the same way that a human eyes does.
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Ever the planner, Leslie has devised a new way to make the best out of Lincoln's disappearing birthday.
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Physicists have devised ingenious methods in recent years for quantum error correction by exploiting the phenomenon of entanglement.
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Giorgio Armani's early success was predicated on his reinterpretation of traditional soft suiting devised by Anglophile Neapolitan tailors.
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Of all the alternative formats devised to make tennis more modern, this one is among the most promising.
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The U.S. Department of State has devised a new system for alerting Americans about potential security risks abroad.
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Devised by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869, the table categorizes chemical elements according to their atomic number.
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A group of scientists have devised a plan to make Mars a little more hospitable to human life.
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The authors of the new study devised a more accurate estimate by taking the region's geology into account.
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We've already found it, thanks to one Reddit user who devised a foolproof way of repressing crushed powders.
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Furthermore, far-reaching national security policy should always be devised in consultation with Congress and relevant government agencies.
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They devised clever traps, baited with live mice, that the snakes could squirm into but couldn't easily escape.
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Bowie devised the distinctive character of Ziggy Stardust from a combination of "A Clockwork Orange" and Kabuki theater.
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He worked out in a gym but also devised ways to squeeze exercise into whatever he was doing.
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This is the first time a car manufacturer has devised a setup that prevents multiple impacts for pedestrians.
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Torpey, 38, devised the idea for the show while he and his wife were struggling with student debt.
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It was a complicated system, but it was the least complicated of the different systems Boser had devised.
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It then devised a plan using its algorithm to find the quickest route without the robotic arms colliding.
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The Founders thought they had devised a system of government by majority rule (subject to checks and balances).
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The platform on which Pauline will campaign is devised without her input, and, when she objects, Berthier shrugs.
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The trips Mr. Emery and Mr. Gross took were devised to be different from the typical pitch process.
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The Obama administration has devised an accommodation to that requirement for religious nonprofits such as colleges and hospitals.
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The Dissent Channel system was devised in 1971, during the Vietnam War, by Secretary of State William Rogers.
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Researchers have devised dozens of experiments for the robots, which can fly in formation and don special attachments.
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Somewhere inside of Westworld is a really trenchant critique of, uh, every political and economic system ever devised.
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So he devised a new explanation for the process, which is now known as Hall-Shockley-Read recombination.
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Nevertheless, I have devised a crude system of my own to resolve the impossible tensions the word contains.
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The government devised a solution that will reduce unsustainable fishing practices while supporting alternative livelihoods in coastal communities.
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The Oversight Committee is looking into how the Trump administration devised its plan to add the citizenship question.
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I.O., as well as Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who devised the bank regulating agency Mr. Cordray led.
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That's the plan devised by the De Blasio administration to close New York City's public sculpture gender gap.
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But as experts have become more attuned to the problem, they have devised new ways to mitigate it.
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This production is devised, above all, to make us listen with new intent to what Hansberry was saying.
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The most precise measure is a statistic called defensive runs saved, which was devised by Sports Info Solutions.
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The race is devised to have a purse increase every year until it reaches 15 million in 2020.
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Social scientists have devised a host of new yardsticks in recent years for gauging partisan leanings in maps.
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The administrators of the race have devised a uniquely unforgiving method of ensuring that this deadline is enforced.
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The plans were devised by Mr. Wenner's son, Gus, the president and chief operating officer of Wenner Media.
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The watercolor palette he devised for the actress for this year's Met Gala was dramatic, yet felt carefree.
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They are mostly devised to raise funds, rather than to give the program managers big incentives to perform.
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Using metrics devised by environmentalists, farmers would be liable for $22020 per metric ton of carbon dioxide released.
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The men watched the guards discard their unfinished meals into trash bags hanging nearby and devised a plan.
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However, Trump regards Iran as an enemy -- and the agreement was devised by Obama (also a Trump enemy).
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The Republican-led Legislature appears likely to add to the ballot constitutional changes devised to attract conservative voters.
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Mr. Santoro said the solution had been devised by planners at the railroad and recommended to Mr. Christie.
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Seeking lessons from this imposing composer, who had devised the 12-tone technique, might have seemed a mismatch.
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Trilobites Scientists devised "virtual crash testing" to see if an extinct deer's colossal headgear was just for show.
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In San Antonio, the Raptors and the Spurs devised a moving tribute just hours after the news broke.
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They were devised with explosives from dud American shells gathered on the American Army base or on battlefields.
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The media has devised a narrative about the Ghost Ship fire that muddies the truth about the tragedy.
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Together, Hawkins and Salaam planned events, camps, clinics and appearances, and they devised programs to benefit underprivileged children.
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But two other physicists, Julian Schwinger and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga, had each independently devised a very different way.
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Realizing that this top-down effort wasn't working, he devised an alternative known as community-led total sanitation.
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The current transaction is devised to preserve the autonomy of Legg Mason's affiliates, Franklin said in its release.
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U.S.A. Baseball has devised a mobile coaching app with dozens of general baseball drills besides hitting and pitching.
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The strategy of factors that humans devised when technology was more basic is now widely available through ETFs.
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The border tax, originally devised and backed by House Speaker Paul Ryan, has since divided Republicans in Congress.
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The researchers devised a system based on the alternative process, in which Earth is the source of heat.
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The show's producers devised that aspect of the character to allow new actors to step into the role.
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She devised this new floor routine for the new season with the help of her teammates and coach.
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Ms. Chenoweth, Mr. Reifenstuhl and colleagues devised a plan to study five salmon release sites over six years.
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For the midterms, I devised a new forecasting model informed partly by this new paradigm of voter behavior.
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He devised a handy way for the participants, divided into four groups, to know what notes to sing.
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He devised subtle, colorless ensembles, the drape and shape of which sent coded messages to the educated eye.
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It has devised a software update that will modify the anti-stall system that contributed to both crashes.
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There has been a very clear and intentional value system — that wasn't devised today — that is set up.
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Mr. Cuomo has devised a new plan — paid for partly with private funds — that does not require legislative approval.
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During the Crash, Bernanke devised a novel monetary policy that was remarkably unsupported either by economic evidence or theory.
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Australian chain Doughnut Time has devised a sweet treat replica of the Republican candidate in celebration of July Fourth.
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Now, Randall, who has devised influential ideas about several of the biggest questions in fundamental physics, is fighting back.
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For its 10th Anniversary, the choreographer devised a site-specific, one-time only performance inspired by Ovid's The Metamorphoses.
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And he's devised a plan to pay off the van, too, followed by the remainder of his student debt.
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And finally, the researchers devised a test that uses a person's saliva to detect these more than 150 variants.
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Before the evening is over, they will dance for Rose, a performance devised from some of her earlier work.
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One of those iterations, "Rainforest IV" (1973), was devised with musicians who later became known as Composers Inside Electronics.
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It turns out that Colleen found John's plans from the piano, and she's devised a plan of her own.
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He also worked on the 1924 adaptation of "Peter Pan" and devised special effects for "The Ten Commandments" (1923).
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In order to do this, the actor has devised a plan — she will tell them that they are poor.
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The creators have said they are sticking with the series wrap-up they devised back in the second season.
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Trilobites In their quest to make a lab-grown steak, researchers devised a form of scaffolding made with gelatin.
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Two conference participants stepped aside after Tobin spoke and, on the spot, devised the Chinese term for "macroeconomic management".
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The chefs who have devised these recipes are members of a consortium called the Synthetic Yeast Genome Project (Sc22.0).
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The electoral system the Founders devised, and which their successors elaborated, gives rural voters more clout than urban ones.
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Unfortunately, no effective method of accountability was devised by the wary American hierarchy, leaving the issue up to Rome.
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But in a few places such as Suqian officials have devised other projects under the banner of social credit.
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In 1934, Henry Ruschmann devised a way to crush up plastic to produce large quantities of the shiny stuff.
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He's devised a plot that'll truly scare kids this Halloween, and it requires two things: chocolate and brussels sprouts.
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Harmonising these programmes—some of which were devised more than a half-century ago—would be a worthy goal.
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Simply put, Rose and his colleagues devised a way to turn back on the memory that had grown silent.
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Here's the nine-point plan Zuckerberg has devised to combat election interference, plus our commentary on each strategy's potential.
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The author is best known for A Clockwork Orange (1962), for which he devised a fictional register named 'Nadsat.
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A group of researchers have devised a way for people to create their own control interfaces for household appliances.
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Previously, Notre Dame offered contraceptive coverage through a third-party system devised by the Obama administration for religious employers.
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Google recently devised a plan to get rid of passwords in favor of face-recognition, location or fingerprint scanning.
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The Animal Rescue staff and the aquarium's team of veterinarians quickly devised a treatment plan for the sickly seal.
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However, Prayuth looked in a good position to remain in office thanks to a new, junta-devised electoral system.
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Next door to Horizonte 1, Fibria is building a high-tech nursery with technology devised by Dutch flower growers.
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That's when, prosecutors say, he devised the college admission cheating scandal that implicated dozens of people earlier this month.
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But in interviews with investigators, he said that was merely a "cover story" that he and Mr. Stone devised.
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The strategies we have devised and advanced together are aimed precisely at addressing the humanitarian crisis and combating extremism.
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Prosecutors say he unlawfully devised a scheme to defraud investors and personally enrich himself for more than two decades.
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Devised in response to profound industrial unrest, it recognized the right to strike, to organize, to form a union.
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No plan has been devised for how to begin to build and upgrade the country's roads, communications, and institutions.
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In her loud, unflinching explorations of physics, she has, over decades, devised what looks like her own Olympic sport.
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Under the new guidelines, Express Scripts has devised a separate list of preferred and nonpreferred drugs for each condition.
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Stanley Greenberg, a top Democratic campaign strategist, devised a secret plan to turn around the candidate's reputation for dishonesty.
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According to the lawsuit, American Renal Associates devised a clever plot aimed at converting patients over to private plans.
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In the end, contingency plans may be devised more as salves for frayed nerves than bona fide operational blueprints.
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Standing out in crisp and vivid relief are the unfailingly soignée costumes that Jess Goldstein has devised for Susan.
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And the Chilean governments have had good technical teams and have devised intelligent policies like credit for small businesses.
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So we've devised a list of tips that will make your Olympics viewing experience just a little less taxing.
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The next consideration was likely the horizontality of the space, so he devised a gag that is essentially horizontal.
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Frustrated at the thought of spending money he could use elsewhere in his budget, Miller devised an extreme workaround.
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Once a fix had been devised, the deliveries resumed, and Lockheed hit its target aircraft delivery numbers for 2017.
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And while some states have devised their own lead-testing rules, federal lawmakers have yet to revisit the issue.
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It not only reflects his specific interests, his personal fixations, but the moment in which each design is devised.
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When the industry's playing field is devised and maintained mostly by men, it leaves women at an inherent disadvantage.
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To bypass these normal detection methods, researchers in Israel have devised a novel way to communicate covertly with malware.
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Mendez devised a plan to create a fictitious science fiction movie called "Argo" that would be filmed in Tehran.
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It's an alluring, oily and textured concoction devised by Susie Hojel, a native of Mexico City transplanted to Denver.
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In 2016, Rodchenkov detailed how he had devised a three-drug cocktail, which was administered to Russia's top Olympians.
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The two researchers devised a way to determine whether a single population descended from two or more distinct groups.
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Reuters devised a plan to test for hazards in the homes and yards of some of these concerned families.
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But our colleague Ben Casselman, who covers economics, has devised an adjusted employment rate that readers might find interesting.
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There are better ways to manage package deliveries than the one your landlord devised, even if it's not illegal.
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Fixes Educators in a remote valley in India devised a community approach to instructing students when teachers were sparse.
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Rather than following the Reno rules, Comey devised a new set of principles to govern the CIA leak investigation.
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These mechanical animals aren't very lovable, but they are cleverly devised, and one knows where one stands with them.
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For this one-act "Elektra," Mr. Rasche, who designs his own productions, has devised an even more sophisticated set.
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So the company has not handed over user data to the authorities and has not devised a regimented procedure.
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Sherri, who now lives in a studio apartment, devised a regimented program to minimize all exposure to the cops.
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Wootten devised a plan to throttle Alcindor that put Sid Catlett, a 16-year-old sophomore, at its center.
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In 1965, Mr. Ellis said, the county had a reading and writing test devised to keep blacks from voting.
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Reaching that level of proof would be difficult — fentanyl manufacturers had devised systems for keeping themselves in the shadows.
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Baked into the political system devised by our framers is an increasing bias toward geography and away from people.
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His Sunday victory in Turkey's presidential ballot, under the new constitution he devised, makes him a near-absolute leader.
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He devised a strict curriculum for himself, and devoted himself to mastering written and spoken English, via BBC radio.
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For Kim Kardashian West, finding the perfect undergarments was a constant struggle — that is, until she devised her own.
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Trump's generals have not devised a strategy to end a war, but an excuse for ensuring its further perpetuation.
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The Trump administration has said it devised its tariff list to remove goods that were vital to American consumers.
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It has also devised an evacuation plan to clear out the red zone 72 hours before any expected eruption.
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In Antarctica, Behar devised a special video camera to capture the first images ever taken inside an ice stream.
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Working with both parties in the Senate, a technical fix was devised for the so-called blue-slip matter.
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The M.A.C., with Mr. Rohatyn now installed as chairman, devised what ended up being a $6.6 billion rescue package.
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The new agreement, devised to ensure a stable and lasting peace, will become law without having broad popular support.
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Along the way, he devised an explosive offensive system that seemed to attack the end zone on every snap.
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Instead, the directors bring the group together in a devised play, performed in the Nomadic Community Gardens in Shoreditch.
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The trend started with ELMo, a model devised by the Allen Institute and first published online in October 2017.
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The standards were devised after Hurricane Andrew struck Florida in 1992, uprooting thousands of mobile homes like tin cans.
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Treasury has also devised an innovative means of defusing claims that sanctions have a chilling effect on humanitarian trade.
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The Tea Party disabled the precise engineering devised by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to protect its House majority.
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The emblematic design dates is based on a patent devised by athlete and entrepreneur Lino Di Iorio in 43.
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Clearly, Clinton's attack on Obama's relatively stringent deportation policy was devised to maximize Hispanic turnout in the 2016 election.
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Even the charts didn't make sense anymore: A new math to calculate streams as "sales" had to be devised.
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Neither should we think this is the only line of attack devised by Russia for the upcoming midterm elections.
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So he devised a calendar system called anno Domini, which was based on when he believed Jesus was born.
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Only they couldn't because they no longer had the requisite family connections under the system that Kennedy had devised.
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The mandate was devised to nudge healthier, less expensive people into the market, lowering the average price of insurance.
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He devised visual presentations that accounted for how readers' eyes might skip around to different parts of a page.
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Microbes are drawing upon this natural bank of resistance today to fend off the best drugs devised by humans.
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But Gia wanted to transition and stay at her usual school, so she devised a plan to come out.
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Apple's latest look at producing original video, for example, is devised to make Apple Music look different from Spotify.
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And cute tricks like this, however innocently devised, don't necessarily help Google sell more app features to other companies.
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That's why Facebook, in its latest plan, has devised a VR headset for every price point and interest level.
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They devised a sort of financial de-lousing process and set up an experiment to see if it would work.
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To determine whether ravens were emotionally affected by the feelings of their friends, Adriaense's team devised a multi-stage experiment.
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Rowling devised the story along with director John Tiffany and playwright Jack Thorne, with the actual script written by Thorne.
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And the way that we've devised our system to prevent gun violence in this nation centers around that background check.
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Their algorithm devised and compared numerous complex demographic models to make predictions about the history of interbreeding events in Eurasia.
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Engineers from Drexel University have devised a bacteria-powered microrobot that can be steered through fluids with applied electric fields.
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The recipe was devised by Ernesto Uchimira, Plan Check's co-founder, who recently left the restaurant after four years there.
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A study was devised in which participants were partnered with someone else and then put into a brain-imaging scanner.
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In the 1950s, scientists devised a clever way to eradicate dangerous insects without using pesticides, called the sterile insect technique.
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" In ninth grade, just before leaving high school for Los Angeles, Stone had devised a career plan called "Project Hollywood.
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But she later revealed the potentially dangerous high-flying act was devised by an unlikely collaborator: her younger sister, Natali.
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The scale is named after its creator Wilbur Scoville, an American pharmacist who devised the Scoville Organoleptic Test in 1912.
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In fact, they were so terrified of haunted spirits that the veil was devised to shield the bride from ghosts.
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Even more delicious is the job itself, an exquisite fabrication that Mr. Tolins devised from a few scraps of fact.
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So he devised a way to fold up his mattress into the wall and convert the bedroom into a lounge.
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If you gloss over the killing of an awful lot of people, the Romans achieved and devised many ingenious things.
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That said, virtually every president, confronting the absence of success, has devised his own particular approach to waging this war.
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They devised characters based on Clash units like the barbarian and archer, and created new situations to put them in.
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We are not involved in the Yacht situation in any way the idea was devised and executed 100% without us.
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Wa Lone devised ways to meet Battalion 103 police members so he could ask for phone numbers of other officers.
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Though many football statisticians have created player-rating systems, most of them have been devised since the last World Cup.
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"Community-adjusted EBITDA," a metric WeWork devised to approximate unit economics, rose by 216% year-over-year to $20.6 million.
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Another example was devised by two high school freshmen and their respective fathers (who both happen to work for Intel).
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Wheeler devised his experiment in 1983 to highlight one of the dominant conceptual conundrums in quantum mechanics: wave-particle duality.
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The company has devised a concept for an entire freight network including piloted aircraft, unmanned aircraft, and end-use drones.
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In January 750 job cuts were outlined at the south Wales plant, under a turnround plan devised by local management.
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Devised by chef Daniel Humm, the restaurant's famed 8-10 course seasonal dining menu is available from $295 per person.
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Despite those steps, many operators managed to lift output as they devised new ways to coax more oil from rock.
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Los Angeles may have devised an unusual idea to curb the homelessness rates in the Skid Rows of old Hollywood.
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A Victorian paleontologist named Harry Seeley devised the two categories in 1888, and scientists have adopted this approach ever since.
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Indeed, those adversaries often use tools devised by our own agencies that were somehow allowed to get into the wild.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says he has devised a "simple formula" to turn around troubled co-working start-up WeWork.
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They devised one of the first standard protocols — vincristine, Adriamycin, methotrexate and prednisone, known as VAMP — to treat pediatric leukemias.
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Six4Three also claimed that Zuckerberg devised a plan that forced some of Facebook's rivals, or potential rivals, out of business.
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With him, the band has devised more austere versions of the subtle but potent buildups it brought to its debut.
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We took notes of what we learned, refined our techniques and devised a plan for both graft procurement and transplantation.
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Pharmaceutical companies ply us with Ambien and Lunesta, and entrepreneurs have devised any number of outlandish gadgets to foster slumber.
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She devised a security plan that minimized the possibility of clashes, at the cost of locking down part the capital.
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At last, the government has devised a means to better protect American workers and ensure that companies obey the law.
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Not only was hen chosen over hon and han, but Swedes even devised entire stories using the gender-neutral pronoun.
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As an alternative, I devised this version, which uses lightly cured fresh cod and a bright mix of green herbs.
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SkySkopes, an unmanned aircraft operator based in North Dakota, has devised a new way to string power lines using drones.
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As the space between the stars and galaxies grows, scientists have devised several ways to measure the rate of expansion.
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Though the N.C.A.A. has devised a superficial substitute, there are now no adequate gender-equity compliance reviews in college sports.
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I devised a letter system and removed names from all work to get ready for the blind peer-review process.
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Another notable thought experiment devised by Professor Putnam, known as "brain in a vat," was in the field of epistemology.
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Administration officials persuaded Trump to unwind his tweeted decision, and then devised a misleading explanation to smooth things over (Bloomberg).
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One that doesn't take risks and fits neatly into a multi-pronged, cross-media strategy devised in a Disney boardroom.
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They devised an experiment that made use of a fact that was already known: syphilis could be contracted only once.
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We devised a strategy: My mother and aunt would drive me and my friend across the bridge to the subway.
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In the early stage, he was allowed to read and write, and a local university devised a program of study.
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It later failed after falsely claiming it had devised a blood test that only required a pin prick of blood.
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Was this a sort of pipeline from championing a cause to actual policy making devised for you by the DPA?
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Ms. Bocanegra devised the first artist talk in 2010, in response to an invitation from the Museum of Modern Art.
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More than an artist, he was a skilled technician and engineer who devised an array of tools to project light.
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Earlier this year, that group delivered a 779-page scientific report to H.H.S., from which the new recommendations were devised.
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Peele says he devised it as a way of thinking about a crisis like the mass incarceration of black men.
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This play, devised by the Mad Ones troupe, is about a children's television show going off the air in 1979.
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We learn about its best houses, its streets, its schools and the racially divided town plan, devised by Chris's father.
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Special educational programs are being devised for young children on themes such as the Muslim veil, carpets and Islamic science.
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There were collaborations between rappers and singers, devised to bridge the culture and generation gaps (think Jody Watley and Rakim).
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This hierarchical structure was devised for a world in which employees were required to follow a clear set of instructions.
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In particular, we should encourage construction that takes advantage of the most effective mass transit technology yet devised: the elevator.
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America's Constitution was devised in the 1780s to balance power between free and slave regions in a thoroughly agricultural economy.
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And it was Mr. Couturier who devised the domed room and the catwalk in the library, Mr. Solomon's favorite room.
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To promote his wetsuits and eventually beach sportswear, Mr. O'Neill recruited surfers to model his apparel and devised seductive advertisements.
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Farrow documents the bafflement and frustration he felt as he and McHugh devised strategies to continue with their news gathering.
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DogTV, which also offers a streaming service, was devised to soothe separation anxiety and stimulate canines who were left alone.
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John Larson (D-Conn.), who also helped organize the sit-in, said the tactic was devised with November in mind.
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The recipe devised by Augustine's chef, Regis Beauregard, calls for a propane or butane burner, but a broiler also works.
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I wondered whether it had occurred to him that he had essentially devised a tortuous work-around for human selfishness.
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From that point on, federal agencies have devised their own social-cost-of-carbon numbers to apply to regulatory decisions.
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Faced with faulty concepts or poorly devised books, even the best songwriters sometimes fall to the level of mere competence.
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Knowing that years of work on the Pulaski would inconvenience many drivers, the state devised some alternatives, including the ferry.
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It was devised to match our farming habits and as a reliable — and visible — guide to the passing of time.
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It devised the "I'm the N.R.A." ad campaign, which tried to humanize the group, and featured celebrities like Roy Rogers.
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For De Keersmaeker, casting the right dancers was the solution to the temporal riddle she and van Hove had devised.
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The pair met and devised a plan in California, and recruited friends to provide guns and drive the getaway car.
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"A sharp take on Saint Laurent classics devised to strengthen individuality," Saint Laurent said in a statement, describing the show.
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But Beach Haven was just one of scores of schemes that Fred Trump devised, and his son was complicit in.
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There are techniques for estimating and internalizing the costs associated with life-cycle damages that have been devised by economists.
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"A sharp take on Saint Laurent classics devised to strengthen individuality," Saint Laurent said in a statement, describing the show.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Grids at the end of the week are devised to challenge the solver, as we're all painfully aware.
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Sculptures, assemblages and rubbings derived from deconstructed pianos were also devised by Ms. Spalding, with two collaborators from Portland, Ore.
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They devised a plan to subdue Boyd using a Taser shotgun or by unleashing a K-9 dog on him.
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The fine imposed on Audi was for failure to properly supervise employees who devised and executed the emissions-cheating scheme.
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"One Ford doesn't work anymore," said the source, alluding to a global product strategy devised by former CEO Alan Mulally.
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To support gamers with physical disabilities, an industrious community has for years modified existing controllers or devised new ones altogether.
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The title comes from a rubber stamp — "Regrets," coupled with Mr. Johns's signature — which he devised to decline social invitations.
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The disease almost immediately showed signs of resistance, so researchers devised a combination therapy to hold tuberculosis at bay temporarily.
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That intermediary, now known as messenger RNA, was discovered in 21994 in an experiment devised by Dr. Brenner and others.
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In the last two decades many other techniques have been devised, foremost among them the engineered proteins called monoclonal antibodies.
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Shortly after Levesque became a figure behind the scenes, he devised a plan to reinvigorate the brand and its offerings.
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Too bad it was all a lie — a clever digital protest devised by the Oakland-based group, Climate Justice Crew.
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Such vessels were devised to make it difficult for enemies focusing on a ship, or to determine its speed and distance.
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Homeopathy describes an entire system of alternative medicine devised by Samuel Hahnemann in 1796 based on a "like cures like" principle.
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To fix the more serious cracking issue, the company devised a software fix and then redesigned the turbine wheel, Shotwell said.
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It was a very specific thing, and I devised the sound of that record through conversations I had with the guy.
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Unlike traditional productions that have a set script and spend their time workshopping delivery, devised productions rely on invention and improvisation.
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A DNA map he devised in the 1990s has linked numerous seizures of more than 1.5 tonnes to the Mombasa network.
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At this rate, we wouldn't be surprised if the NFL devised a plan to track its players off the field, too.
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This is Level 0 motoring on the scale of autonomous vehicles devised by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) in America.
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It's therefore unsurprising that so many of Ader's students devised alternative theories, chief among them that Ader had staged his disappearance.
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So the party devised an easier way: their man in the president's chair simply issued an order annulling Kashmir's special status.
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The best option would be to revive the law devised in 1993 by the man who is now president, Mr Mattarella.
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Physically, it's the largest processor the company has ever made, with the most powerful CPU and GPU Qualcomm has devised yet.
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That, Brown said, is when his officers devised a plan to use a robot to detonate a bomb near the gunman.
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For that, Wheatcroft will be partnering the Wayband with an ultrasonic device the team devised to help with micro-scale navigation.
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To mark the passage of time, those on the shore can participate in a brief movement sequence devised with local artists.
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The engines of its diesel models did not meet American emissions standards and engineers devised a system to fool the regulators.
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Swiss Re devised the pilot schemes and acted as sole reinsurer, rather than working in a syndicate to spread the risks.
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Economists John Taylor and A.W. Phillips devised models for guiding interest-rate policy based, respectively, on inflation and the unemployment rate.
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Bafounga devised his first lantern in Bambari when he was 15 and living with his older brother after his parents died.
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As if to prove his point, he later devised another escape plan and used the plan to gain more visitation time.
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But Kořínek admires the bartenders behind Prague's budding cocktail scene and has devised a full menu of his own mixed drinks.
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So, I went to my local Urban Outfitters and devised a full skin-care and makeup routine (Ohii included, of course).
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Some researchers have devised mathematical proofs of cases where quantum computers are always better than classical computers running the same algorithm.
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One of their ideas, devised along with the biologist George Church, involved dark matter detectors based on DNA and enzyme reactions.
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Some opined that Williams was a mad genius, having devised the perfect answer to the horror of limp and pallid tacos.
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This created what's known as a "Randall-Sundrum throat," after the physicists Lisa Randall and Raman Sundrum, who devised the trick.
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You could take a heat gun to a car, but another solution would need to be devised for more sensitive electronics.
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The makers of ePluribus believe that they've devised a system that will enable every reply guy online to raise their voice.
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Devised by a Socialist government, the bill now has to go to the Senate, where the centre-right holds a majority.
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Lawmakers have devised impenetrable regulatory systems rigged to be exploited by those blessed with elite degrees, ample time, and sizable budgets.
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One innovation the company devised is "Amazon's Choice," a distinctive black badge typically bestowed on a single product per search term.
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Queen Victoria devised the "wearing of the green" in 1900 in support of one of the British empire's most brutal wars.
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Researchers have devised a way of classifying bacteria based on how it vibrates, according to a paper published in Scientific Reports.
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" Carter added that Cyber Command "was devised specifically to make the United States proficient and powerful in this tool of war.
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Once the signal the six newly identified genes are producing has been decoded, ways to interfere with it might be devised.
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Steele also devised a plan for disseminating the document to U.S. and European law enforcement officials, they added, including the FBI.
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For example, Midwestern innkeepers devised a sweet gimmick this holiday season with the West Michigan Bed & Breakfast Christmas Cookie Tour (MLive.com).
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Its director, Guillaume Vincent, has devised an astonishing opening scene, which sees terrified-looking brides slowly trickle into a waiting room.
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The network will also promote its "Star Trek" revival, which is being devised for its stand-alone app, CBS All Access.
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Essentially self-taught, Shaw devised methods to drill the various aspects of a choral performance — rhythm, melody, enunciation — in partial isolation.
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Along with other local businesses, for example, they devised a new curriculum for local schools, replacing traditional courses with culinary arts.
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Stockmarket indices were devised as a measure of the overall market, against which those trading in shares could compare their performance.
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Instead, authorities have devised a plan to relocate some 1,152 households from 53 scattered hamlets into larger, more manageable "model villages".
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Sometimes her put-downs are surrealistically lewd—like Jolly Green Jizzface, the name she devised for the towering, incompetent Jonah Ryan.
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Pettit devised the report beginning with a committee of six people — half black and half white — to investigate the monument's history.
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Using psychological tricks and carefully choreographed shifts in intensity, she has also devised ways of heightening a subject's perception of pain.
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To address these concerns, M.B.S. devised a plan, called Vision 2030, for a vast transformation of the Saudi economy and society.
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To show fans that he appreciates their affection for his product, he's devised a secret message hidden in his company's branding.
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Most importantly, he's stopped growing them in embryonic cells, having devised a way to cultivate them in a biologically inert form.
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In the 1970s, CFOs sat with CEOs and devised ways for upset consumers to not be able to get compensation easily.
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Players, recognizing that in its potency and flash the 3-pointer is the new slam dunk, have devised increasingly elaborate celebrations.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the government agency that runs Medicare, devised the new payments to be budget neutral.
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According to the report, though, Trump's staff persuaded him to back off, and then "devised a misleading explanation" for his tweet.
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Progress has been slower in loans, which the 50-year old Libor was originally devised for, though "green shoots" are emerging.
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Low-cost plans were devised for new sidewalks, bus shelters, streetlights and green spaces along the neighborhood's main drag, Glass Street.
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This devised theater company, under the direction of Lila Neugebauer, creates intricate, particular worlds and populates them with resonant, rueful characters.
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Indeed, many of the earliest nutritional supplement products, like Boost and Ensure, were devised with the elderly and malnourished in mind.
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Another plan given to Mr. Pompeo was devised by David Albright, the president of the Institute for Science and International Security.
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Dr. Cohen was a midcareer research psychologist at Columbia University when she devised the project that would become her life's work.
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Front Burner For the first time, the chef Alfred Portale has devised a special bar menu at Gotham Bar and Grill.
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Roasted bone marrow with oxtail confit and duck dumplings are also on the menu devised by the executive chef, Joseph Paulino.
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Once again, Valve had devised a way to sit back and make money while pushing the labor (and risk) everywhere else.
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They devised a plan: Nimia and two of her daughters would go first, and Julio and the other children would follow.
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Then a raft of other industries heard about the rule as it was being devised and fired up their lobbying machines.
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One inducement she devised for teenage gun owners to participate in the buyback is free time at a local recording studio.
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The Tax Policy Center estimated that the border adjustment in the House Republican tax plan devised by Ryan and Texas Rep.
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Over the last few years, however, innovators have devised safer techniques in the lab that would wrest value from e-waste.
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In time, Ligety devised new techniques to make longer skis turn more quickly, which was the opposite of their intended effect.
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He also signed an executive order devised to help more customers exit Obamacare's markets in search of less regulated insurance options.
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Such assignments may be devised as a way to keep a former spy busy, said Nigel West, a British intelligence historian.
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The weight loss program was devised for patients with serious mental illness, who often struggle with memory, attention and learning issues.
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Mr. Heart and his team devised a way for the I.M.P.s (pronounced imps) to detect and correct errors as they occurred.
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The University of Texas had used predictive analysis to identify students at risk and devised early interventions to help them succeed.
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Created in 219, the tax was devised to generate revenue when the city was approaching its constitutional limit on property taxes.
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She and Will were constantly at odds with each other and Sue often devised schemes to interfere with the glee club.
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Each railroad has devised separate contingency plans to work around the repairs, including reduced fares and alternate routes into New York.
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To choose the lucky survivor, he has devised a macabre game, allowing each in turn to make his or her case.
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The I.R.S. test, he said, would look at whether states devised the payments to allow residents to circumvent federal tax liability.
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Facebook and others have devised methods to detect and remove child exploitative imagery, including one that relies on photo-matching technology.
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Tim Wu of Columbia Law School and others have devised a legal strategy to make Facebook spin off Instagram and WhatsApp.
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This practice proceeded, largely unchecked, until the 1990s, when a more formal solution was devised: The North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The theory that he and a colleague devised deepened medicine's understanding of pain and how it is best measured and treated.
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Those nonexpansion states are concerned that the repeal bills devised by Republicans in both houses of Congress could harm their residents.
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He did, but at our initiative and to further the legislative strategy that House leaders, not the White House, had devised.
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"The original affordable housing here was the shotgun," said Creighton Brown, a recent transplant from New York who devised the plan.
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Gizmodo spoke to Munroe about how he devised these wacky-but-technically-possible schemes and whether he's tried any of them.
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Goldin devised the water recipe when she was struggling with health issues and trying to find an alternative to diet soda.
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But he and Republicans on Capitol Hill have not yet devised a replacement, making such action unlikely in the immediate term.
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What we have devised with the space of our skulls now influences that other sphere we float above — the entire earth.
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At the same time, Manhattan's street grid, devised in the early 1800s, gave little land over to public parks and plazas.
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Nor, in this case, when it's been devised to absorb the flak on irreconcilable speech conflicts so Facebook doesn't have to.
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Locking down classrooms in an instant In South Carolina, nine Richland Two students devised an electromagnetic door lock and curtain system.
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There is a theological parable devised by the impeccably named English philosopher John Wisdom but often adapted and updated by others.
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Among the questions raised about the physical was whether the president would be given any tests devised to detect cognitive impairment.
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When the process was devised, there was a fairly short period between the initial screening and an appearance in immigration court.
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Your legislation was mostly devised, drafted, debated, and implemented during the 12 weeks following the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, wasn't it?
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To answer the question properly the late Gary Becker, a Nobel-prizewinning economist, devised a simple measure for racial bias in 1957.
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The Twitter account for Full Frontal with Samantha Bee devised a "choose your own adventure" game during the speech on Tuesday night.
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He had devised a telling metaphor for the pace of the changes that went on accelerating for the rest of the century.
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Arnold devised the Maze as a way for hosts to realize that the voices in their heads were actually coming from within.
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Nine eastern states, California, and Washington state have all devised or begun implementing cap-and-trade systems to cut their carbon footprint.
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Because SLEEP is a devised collaboration, dialogue and stage directions can't be set in stone; they need to be open and leaning.
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Mr Szaky's firm has devised a way to turn cigarette filters, made of a polymer called cellulose acetate, into sturdy plastic boarding.
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"I had a little meeting on my porch one night with some ladies and we kind of devised a plan," said Bullington.
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There is no question that Windows 10 is an impressive piece of software, and quite the most secure operating system ever devised.
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At the time it was devised, the governments in Beijing and Taipei both claimed to be the rightful rulers of all China.
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The couple deserves respect for the elaborate scheme they devised to surprise each other with the news of their new baby's gender.
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The new Gedankenexperiment the team have devised to test this involves a giant atom in a superposition of two divergent energy states.
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As the market waits for Apple to report earnings after the bell Tuesday, one trader has devised a method to cash in.
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The picture they painted of prospective SUV buyers was perhaps the most unflattering portrait of the American way of life ever devised.
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I devised an entire skin care and makeup routine just using products from the retailer's private beauty arm in the video above .
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Several teenagers at Rudower 18 attend the nearby Anne Frank School, where Dagmar Breske, a teacher, has devised a three-stage programme.
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Morrow, who had a grant of immunity, said he and Kane devised a cover-up story that framed King for the leak.
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Annie snuck in a pair of clothes for Owen to wear, as part of the plan she devised for his big escape.
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That's why engineers devised a method that resembles yo-yos exploding out from the sides of the satellite to stop its rotation.
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The 17-year-old's self-devised tricks look effortless and he's certainly not fussed when he gets the ball in the net.
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The system Dr Angelov and his colleagues have devised does not rely on having a central computer to do the number-crunching.
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In the 16th century a system known as baojia was devised that required households to take turns to monitor each others' activities.
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One trader may have devised a way to make millions of dollars in just a month by speculating on shares of Tesla.
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It was Theodore Roosevelt, though, who became president in 1901 at the age of 42, and devised the most effective American response.
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Duong's Oakland-based company—which handles paper, plastics, and some metals—has modified its equipment and devised better ways of separating materials.
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Up until the early 1990s, theoretical computer scientists devised contrived problems for quantum computers, and useful tasks, like Shor's algorithm, came later.
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A scene from the virtual environment devised by Dennis Chan and his colleagues as part of their study into VR and Alzheimer's.
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The scientific method is the most powerful method ever devised for getting at the truth of how the world around us works.
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Perhaps the best way to describe the "sweat" flavor that the mad scientists at Tenka Torimasu have devised is with Harry Potter.
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To appease nationalists, the government devised three major ways to detect, try, and deport suspected foreigners — with a focus on Bengali-speakers.
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It was initially devised as a means of thwarting the dozens of copycat companies stealing ideas and sales from his cereal business.
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He devised what seemed at first to be an alternative to Heisenberg's math of discrete quantum states and instant jumps between them.
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Lukas Yla, a marketer searching for work in San Francisco, has devised a tasty way to get the attention of prospective employers.
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One popular indicator, devised by Ed Yardeni at Yardeni Research, does not suggest a turn around in equities is at all imminent.
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As you'd expect from Google, the app was thoughtfully devised and the company consistently releases meaningful updates, most recently video-editing features.
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"We are intent on making sure that we maintain the design philosophy the Mr. (Bobby) Jones and Alister MacKenzie devised," Ridley said.
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HTT is one of several several startups working to develop these trains based on a concept devised by Elon Musk in 2013.
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Toward the end of its run, #exstrange explored these intersections through a batch of auctions devised in collaboration with consumer-culture researchers.
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Every system of exchange ever devised has been exploited; coins made of precious metals were debased; paper notes were forged; cheques bounced.
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Unlike Cold War deterrence, bespoke solutions must be devised in order to credibly convey that there will be retaliation against terrorist attacks.
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In response, the very poor have devised what Kathryn J. Edin, a professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins University, called survival strategies.
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During the first half of the twentieth century, all kinds of medical interventions for mental disorders were devised and put into practice.
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"So much architecture these days is devised via computer modeling that doesn't express weight but gives you planes in space," Aravena adds.
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At the heart of the system of government they devised was the concept that the president must be accountable to the people.
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As head postman he devised ingenious numbering systems and routes through the buildings—which often required climbing through windows and over rooftops.
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To help break this trend, O.P.G. recently devised a plan to pay clients to take up to ten days off a year.
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At his restaurant El Bulli, in Catalonia, Adrià had devised novel scientific techniques to produce a "deconstructivist" cuisine that centers on foams.
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To game the system, the squad devised a strategy: Out of nowhere, it would place a gigantic order for a chosen stock.
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Handel Architects has devised the project's centerpiece, the 21940-story Essex, a half market rate, half subsidized rental tower, with 195 apartments.
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In seven counties, the board approved on party-line votes more restrictive voting plans that local Republicans had devised over Democratic objections.
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The bar director, Franky Marshall, has devised unusual cocktails, including the Guillotine — a heady, harmonious mix of mezcal, whiskey and banana liqueur.
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The Trump administration has persistently devised ways to compromise the independence of immigration judges and prevent them from reaching fair, impartial decisions.
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"There is no end to making sprinkles," said Sohla el-Waylly, who devised the method used at Hail Mary diner in Greenpoint.
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In the past decade, he has devised a proprietary database of the covers of all celebrity magazines, including those of his competitors.
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Humphrey devised strategies to neutralize the southern intransigence toward the bill, while Johnson cajoled reluctant members of the GOP to support it.
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To keep the tomb in good condition for generations to come, the GCI has devised a sustainable plan for its continued management.
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The researchers devised a 3D porous structure that uniformly moves the charge in the battery to solve the risk of dendrites forming.
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With the distance from base camp growing, a refueling station was established halfway to the pole, using a beacon devised by Powellek.
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But to fully reconnect, Iran needs to dismantle the network of thousands of intermediaries that was devised to get around the sanctions.
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Mattis, along with other American officials, devised a plan to strike back by destroying training camps in Iran, across the Iraqi border.
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I devised a design for a tabletop where the colored layers are drawn from he length of the blade of the board.
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So instead it devised a complex set of underwriting rules that will make it harder for these lenders to stay in business.
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So Morgan called a group of bankers to his study, where they devised a plan to save the nation from economic ruin.
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Trump rightly hailed Pepfar, the AIDS program President George W. Bush devised, but he also has proposed sharp cuts in its funding.
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After the Games, Liechtenstein did change its flag — adding a crown in the blue field, a simple solution devised by the Baron.
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The "nonmarket" provision seems devised to give the United States veto power over any deal Canada or Mexico might seek with China.
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New Medicare programs are devised to more closely align how care is paid for with what we want that care to achieve.
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Most of the leading newspapers devised their own design languages, promoting a look that, although it might be austere, was very particular.
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By linking the trees' spectral signatures to their chemical makeup, the two scientists created the most detailed maps of forests yet devised.
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So she and Mr. Ostermeier — whose explosive "Richard III" was at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in October — devised a radical adaptation.
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Volkswagen engineers had devised so-called defeat device software that could recognize the standardized procedure used by regulators in their testing labs.
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"Here's the thing: The founding fathers devised a system meant to move slowly when the country was deeply divided," Mr. Axelrod said.
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This kind of analysis isn't devised to detect certain narrow pathways to elite professions that run through a handful of top colleges.
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Chairs by Charles and Ray Eames, classics of midcentury modernism, evolved from a molded plywood splint the couple devised for wounded soldiers.
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So the company has devised an ownership structure that allows it to use shares to motivate employees while still remaining closely held.
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He devised a technique to unearth the clitoral remnant and shift it into position by detaching connective tissue called a suspensory ligament.
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But the company has only gradually replaced people who held high-ranking positions while the illegal software was being devised and deployed.
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He devised a plan to invite the Taliban and Afghanistan's president to Camp David, the presidential retreat, the weekend before September 11th.
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There's already a rival geothermal project in Cornwall, led by Sir Tim Smit, who devised the Eden Project just outside St. Austell.
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They will be joined by the choreographer Camille A. Brown, who devised movements for the production, and the evening's host, Terrance McKnight.
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At the Châtelet, the tap-dance sequences and Busby Berkeley-inspired visual effects, ingeniously devised by Mr. Mear, are instantly cheer-inducing.
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Far from profiling the best of what candidates have to offer, the politicians are reduced to superficial, cliché-driven, consultant-devised caricatures.
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In addition to granting those students debt relief, the department issued new college performance standards, devised to prevent future fraud from occurring.
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Lodge practice offers an illuminative example of the kinds of spontaneous, ground-up solutions people once devised to provide themselves with healthcare.
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He devised media strategies for several dozen political campaigns over two decades and was an informal adviser to Donald Trump last year.
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The unit that employed him, known as X-21956, devised the firing circuits for the bomb's 21960 detonators, which ringed the device.
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The statement Monday added technical details about what went wrong, and the company said it had devised workarounds to prevent a recurrence.
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With a classmate, Bernard Silver, Mr. Woodland devised a circular symbol resembling a bull's-eye in which the information could be encoded.
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This distinction emerged in the 1940s, when a doctor named Paul MacLean devised a model of the human brain with three layers.
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Devised in an era of largely closed industrial economies, GDP is much harder to estimate in today's more open service-dominated economies.
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For fun he and friends sniffed lighter fluid from handkerchiefs in back alleys or devised ways to steal from ice-cream vans.
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He also devised a way around the United States regulations that restricted international students to just one year in public high schools.
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