Tri Dim Shanghai specializes in Shanghai and Sichuan dishes and dim sum.
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" You can also dim it: "Alexa, dim to 50 percent.
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The world's largest dim sum meal had 3,100 individual pieces of dim sum.
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Age 39 Occupation D.J. and designer for Dim Mak Are you wearing all Dim Mak?
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Dim SumUnless you're rabidly anti-joy and all things happiness, you'll probably want to eat dim sum in San Francisco.
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Dim Sum Unless you're rabidly anti-joy and all things happiness, you'll probably want to eat dim sum in San Francisco.
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Subshock & Evangelos – 2BAE [Dim Mak Records] Max Styler – Heartache (Taiki Nulight Remix), All Your Love [Dim Mak Records] Riot Ten & Sirenz – Scream!
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Medicienne) [Dim Mak Records] Taiki Nulight – Savvy [Dim Mak Records] Jovian – ERRBODY Madnap – Heat MIKNNA – Trinity Ave, Us 5AM – Peel Back (ft.
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But complaints abound: they take too long to dim, they don't go fully dark, they're expensive, they become less responsive over time and when they're not dim they tint everything blue.
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" Then added, "Don't dim your light, baby, you're glorious.
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Having acquired the ability to control the hosts from dim, gullible Felix and dim, odious Sylvester, Maeve decides to rewrite Lee Sizemore's hackneyed saloon heist as a test of her newfound powers.
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In an apparent attempt to ruin dim sum for everyone, Time Out London posted a video on Facebook urging lovers of dim sum and pimple poppers alike to go to Dumplings Legend restaurant.
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Dim sum halls that can seat 1,000, and then there's the little dim sum place two blocks down the street that can only seat 30, and the menu's in English, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
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Hang Ah Dim Sum Tea House: Now in its 96th year of continuous operation, Hang Ah Tea Room is the oldest standing dim sum restaurant in Chinatown, tucked away in a tiny alley.
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The window shades are halfway down, leaving the bedroom dim.
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But its long tussle continues with dim hope of success.
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Dim sum in Chinatown is the better New York tradition.
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"Just Call" is out now on Steve Aoki's Dim Mak.
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Interns worried about Facebook's increasingly dim reputation among their peers.
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However, their outlook also demonstrates a dim view of voters.
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Meanwhile, hopes of a settlement to the conflict look dim.
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It's dim to expect him to be quiet about it.
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You feel transported but also uncertain in the dim lighting.
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The visual design is all dim lighting and deep shadows.
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But chances of a deal were dim, the note said.
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Spinn & Taso)Gene Farris - Smoke Session PauseTOKiMONSTA - Darkest (Dim) (feat.
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The book also took a dim view of modern humanity.
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But what you must not do is dim your light.
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But the real issue with Romaine is that he's dim.
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Some analysts took a dim view of the tax move.
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"The prospects are very dim," HNC negotiator Basma Kodmani said.
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Now we train together and go for dim sum sometimes.
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But in time, memories of the 2008 turmoil will dim.
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When that happens, the parent star's light will dim accordingly.
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For some, Easter may be a dim memory by now.
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His own weekend ritual includes dim sum and rock climbing.
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But for the other 2900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
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The little yellow roof globe shone dim in the twilight.
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In my dim recollection, he didn't even bother to reply.
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Trump has taken a dim view of international groups before.
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As important, though, is to dim the lights at night.
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But for the other 6900, the prospects appear increasingly dim.
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Bret: I wish I could believe that Kim is dim.
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But the distance didn't dim her attraction to Mr. Best.
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But that should not dim their holiday spirit, he added.
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The UK's data protection watchdog also took a dim view.
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He's Australian, and he appears a little doughy and dim.
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The electrician shorted the electric wires to dim the searchlights.
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Compared to the Sun, it is a small, dim star.
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Soon after the meal, lights began to dim on board.
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This show is setting back Britain's already dim dental legacy.
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By 50 percent brightness, it's basically too dim to use.
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No Name looked at me hard under the dim lamplight.
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And you can optionally dim your custom wallpapers at night.
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Both pieces of legislation face dim prospects in the House.
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The world's largest dim sum meal was served in February 2019 in Sydney, Australia, when 764 people indulged in dim sum from the Sydney Lunar Festival in honor of the Year of the Pig.
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Not to mention, whichever piece of artwork you choose to illuminate the screen will dim as the lights in your apartment dim thanks to a light sensor working to match the ambiance of your home.
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Aside from standard dim sum fare spanning rice rolls and shrimp dumplings, Dim Sum Icon also serves frozen passion fruit and sakura-flavoured beers (which are unfortunately sold out) and less controversially presented rice dishes.
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My entire life before the ambulance felt dim and far off.
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"There's a heaviness here," said Bryant, her eyes dim with grief.
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Typically sub-$500 laptops have dim displays with terrible viewing angles.
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It is red, dim and just a bit larger than Jupiter.
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From Earth, the immense stone appears as a dim yellow dot.
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Avoid the menu if you're looking for traditional dim sum dishes.
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Dim the lights, play some sexy music, have a good time.
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Ratings agencies are taking a dim view of the company's prospects.
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The series takes a largely dim view of Mr. da Silva.
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It is dim light that shines on shame of privileged niche.
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Swiping slowly in either direction lets you dim the lights instead.
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It does not look out of place, if a little dim.
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More than ever, the public has a dim view of politicians.
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He would seek out dim, hidden dives known only to locals.
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Dragonfly 44 is an incredibly large but diffuse and dim galaxy.
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The Trump administration's dim view of consent decrees is not surprising.
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The electron gun can weaken, giving screens a dim, yellowish tinge.
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This one has a bright, a dim, and then a strobe.
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This year's Stealth allows you to dim the bright green logo.
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I'm never gonna dim my light for anyone, especially a man.
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The prospects of a tour looked dim, but maybe not anymore.
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The Z6 can focus in dim lighting conditions down to -4EV.
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Detractors saw it as proof of his being a bit dim.
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My only complaint is that the lume is a little dim.
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Madeline has even held onto a little of Elle's dim wit.
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Lower rates tend to dim the allure of yield-hungry investors.
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Why it matters: Recently, researchers discovered a type of dim supernova.
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But these recipients aren't going to let that dim their excitement.
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During my visit, the center was dormant — cool, dim, and empty.
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It would even face dim prospects in the Democratic-held House.
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The lights of downtown Shanghai appear dim due to the haze.
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You got fatter, Rod said, once the sky began to dim.
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Try dim sum, a Cantonese-Chinese meal of small dumpling dishes.
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Dim sum has a few vegetarian options, like these mushroom dumplings.
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Dim the lights on Seventh Avenue, and everywhere else in town.
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The prospects of lawmakers passing a broad immigration package look dim.
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The prospects for the 2020 primary season are pretty dim. Rodeo?
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They support lower taxes and take a dim view of welfare.
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The lights on the first floor were dim, the doors locked.
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Sanders raised these ideas but they seem a dim distant memory.
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But a dim star is more visible than a dark star.
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She hears a dim echo of that suffering, and she screams.
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Their glazed bodies shone through the dim red light like beacons.
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The streetlights were broken or dim, and the alleyways were dark.
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Feijoada from the Brazilian place; dim sum when we did China.
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They're afraid that losing their stars will dim the company's prospects.
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The dim prospects for success are not entirely Mr. Trump's fault.
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Inside, the light was cavelike dim and hard hats were mandatory.
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"The lights were dim and the fire was going," Agrusa continued.
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Eventually, though, the much-touted rivalry with Larkin seemed to dim.
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Perhaps an artificial scallop eye could take pictures in dim seawater.
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Is it just another photo of soup in dim apartment lighting?
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The hallways were dim and stifling, thick with a frightening stench.
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The place was quiet and dim, with a static, uninhabited air.
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Pulsars are too distant and too dim to see by eye.
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The survival of Mexico's recent and precarious democracy is increasingly dim.
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This is one of Jay Z's weakest, with dim, edgeless hits.
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They don't dim, but it works more or less the same.
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Yank Sing: Yank Sing is a true empire of dim sum.
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But even dim lights can be seen, especially in the dark.
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"Back in the day, there'd be queues around the block," remembers former dim sum trolley worker Wendy Cheung, who was employed by the now-closed Man Fu Kung dim sum restaurant in London's Leicester Square Chinatown.
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That harmony, analysts say, highlights the surrender of offshore shorters, but it has not been costless; the offshore dim sum bond market has largely dried up, and no China-based issuer has issued dim sum this year.
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Then I'll meet my wife and daughter in Chinatown for dim sum.
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Also, the prospects for peace in Libya and South Sudan appear dim.
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The white bulbs even dim to set the ambiance in your home.
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The lights go dim, the music booms — there's just nothing like it.
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Tense U.S.-Russian relations might dim prospects for a Trump-Putin summit.
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Without inspired, passionate leadership, any hope of finding those solutions is dim.
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Dark Mode will even turn itself automatically and dim your whole desktop.
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The software engineers are making it, cosseted in their dim engineering warrens.
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Dim sum is really about drinking tea, or 'yum cha' in Cantonese.
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However, the prospect of Palestinian interest in the peace proposal appears dim.
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The dim glow from my phone the only light in the room.
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"Lexie, your beauty makes the sun dim by compare," Majors tells her.
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A rabbit breaks from the underbrush, dim gray movement against the black.
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At that time, the Moon will start to dim, but only slightly.
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Unless Latin American businesses become more productive, the region's outlook is dim.
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Nom Wah is my favorite place for dim sum on Christmas Day.
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The rods are used in dim light, not geared to detect colors.
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And as tholins are struck by the dim sunlight, they produce haze.
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In my former-colleagues group chat, we're discussing getting dim sum tomorrow.
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It also illuminates in a warm light with the ability to dim.
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I'm never going to dim my light for anyone, especially a man.
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At one point during the testy exchange, the lights went dim onstage.
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Users can also dim the lights or turn them on or off.
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The MARQ Athlete's dim screen also makes it easily obscured by reflections.
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Then the lights dim and people stick around to mingle and chat.
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It was a dim and depressing record, seemingly from and for nowhere.
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The lights dim again, and the treacle-sweet flute from—what else?
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The row is likely to further dim Ankara's prospects of EU membership.
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The lyrics depict a man whose youthful fire is starting to dim.
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The dim sum scene in the San Gabriel Valley has been changing.
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The dim, yellow world of Arechekal-Nogaw Ohashi doesn't look particularly impressive.
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Looking for stars that dim periodically is one way to find exoplanets.
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All such sources of light should look dim through real eclipse glasses.
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This generation also takes a dim view of the wisdom of experience.
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San Juan and other cities show the dim light of generator power.
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A dim British model becomes Britannica, the Smartest Woman in the World.
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Shum treated his family and friends to a lovely Dim Sum meal.
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Right now, the plants give off a "dim light" for four hours.
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But instability in the wider world may dim some of its shine.
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His cap covered his scalp; the dim lighting concealed his damaged eye.
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Beside him, the virtuous fathers, Landreaux and Peter, seem dim and underformed.
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And when you dim the room, sparkling lights shine overhead, representing stars.
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Lounge lights dim when you press play and illuminate when you pause.
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It can change color, dim, and create cool pulse and flicker effects.
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I do laundry, get coffee and eat dim sum with a friend.
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Bad Doug is petulant, but his real trouble is that he's dim.
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It must give you a dim view of humanity somewhere deep inside.
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"Sake's Japanese—we're not restricting ourselves to Chinese dim sum," explains Wharton.
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Thank God, she thought, when she found her reflection, for dim lighting.
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But their later success did not dim the significance of Bannister's run.
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As China's economic prospects dim, its taste for foreign adventures will grow.
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The power was out inside and the light outside continued to dim.
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Houston's diversity led him to eat dim sum, barbecue and Afghan cuisine.
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Daylight sensors along the windows dim lights when the sun is bright.
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"I will be waiting for you," he says, as the lights dim.
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The spotlight Louis C.K. stepped back into must have felt dim enough.
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The image shows a dim dot amid a background of distant stars.
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Children can also learn yummy skills like how to make dim sum.
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"We will not allow any president to dim that light," he said.
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Let's catch you up on why the deal's prospects are so dim.
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While you're typing or exercising, the display is dim but still readable.
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Then swipe the Brightness slider to the left to dim your screen.
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Its interior is a matrix of dim hallways and soulless conference rooms.
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I sewed this old Minor Threat on a Dim Mak T-shirt.
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Its dim, uncluttered lobby gives the impression of opulence balanced with restraint.
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I grew up in and around this place—as well as other dim sum restaurants—for my entire life, so I know a few things to look for when it comes to having dim sum at a restaurant.
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I'm gonna dim the lights; have candles — it's gonna be a lavender bath.
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However, the hopes may be dim even in the event of Democratic control.
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Dim sum, small-plate fare served on wheeled carts, is great for groups.
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Everyone has the right to move like Beyoncé, so don't dim your light!
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Bright galaxies (blue) and dim dwarf galaxies (white) orbiting a simulated galaxy's center.
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Americans have expressed a dim view of both Clinton and Trump this year.
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Users can now choose between three different themes: Light, Dim, and Lights Out.
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Asked Siri, Alexa, or Google Home to find you the best dim sum?
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Twitter's old "Dim" theme, which is more of a navy blue than black.
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In Hong Kong, many people eat dim sum as early as 5 am.
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Hand in hand with my dim confidence came a non-existent love life.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals' new chief executive is a good choice for a dim future.
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Evolution can be expected to take a dim view of such an affront.
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TRAPPIST-1 is just a little too dim to do this, Dittmann argues.
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You can electronically dim them for five different levels of sunlight and visibility.
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Diners can find amazing hand-pulled noodles and dim sum and sushi galore.
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The last subordinated Dim Sum bond came from Societe Generale in May 2015.
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With both sides dug into their positions, prospects for a deal look dim.
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But details on what makes them shine so bright have long been dim.
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The lights are usually turned down to mimic a typical dim-bedroom feast.
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The halls of the Rocinante were also dim, set for a night cycle.
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One does not push around steamy dim sum carts; one color-coordinates macarons.
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Nothing was going to dim her love affair with the venture capital industry.
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If Trump makes his presidency a roaring success, he could dim Obama's star.
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Sanders expressed dim hopes over what Trump's White House win means for Democrats.
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There's a screensaver option that will dim the screen after a few minutes.
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But their prospects for delivering the rapid transformation the administration promises remain dim.
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He addressed his interviewers like a headmaster lecturing some dim 14-year olds.
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Morty, an ostensibly dim-witted neurotic, plays the straight man, the audience's surrogate.
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The village around us has gone dim; our shadows have grown less distinct.
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Outside of Wiltshire, a "moonraker" was thought to be dim-witted and foolish.
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Phoenix claws are popular in China and a favorite among dim sum fans.
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There is also dim sum, including spring and summer rolls and pot stickers.
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Still, that does not dim her hopes of making it big one day.
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Steve Carrell played the dim-witted Brick Tamland, who was the station's weatherman.
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String lights are a cheap, easy way to brighten up a dim space.
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He carried me through a heavily curtained doorway and into a dim room.
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You can set the sensors in your garage, you can dim your light.
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Analysts have dim expectations, and are forecasting a fourth consecutive decline in earnings.
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Trump's morning-in-America narrative may dim if slower growth continues into 2020.
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The prospects for action this year on an infrastructure package appear increasingly dim.
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And now Mak is bringing his cheap—but undoubtedly stellar—dim sum stateside.
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This entails incense, dim lights, my couch, a huge blanket and chill music.
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But such institutional rules did nothing to dim the activism among the left.
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Maybe you'd like to dim the lights, put on some candles and incense.
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The fact that it got bright and dim five times was very unusual.
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Many trainers take a dim view of babying and otherwise anthropomorphizing our pets.
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And yet the future for the residents of small-city America looks dim.
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But light from the neutron star merger and subsequent explosion would soon dim.
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That said, watchdogs may yet take a dim view of Disney's plans too.
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The house lights dim, an engine roars, and stars flame and flicker out.
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A languid, dim speck of light showed up in images taken on Nov.
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This is Cantonese-style cheong fun, a street food and dim-sum perennial.
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Our next stop, Golden Paramount, was a different kind of dim-sum experience.
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Read under dim light at night instead, since it won't negatively affect sleep.
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The paint was faded and peeling, and the lights were dim or off.
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Then as the dim stage brightens (Jeff Croiter did the lighting), they're on.
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Are there any plants you can grow in your dim bathroom or bedroom?
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FX strategists at DBS, however, said prospects for a trade deal remained dim.
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I have a salt lamp by the bed that I keep really dim.
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And the dim sum's not as great in this part of the world.
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Judge Judith Rogers, a Clinton appointee, took a dim view of those arguments.
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Right now, that outlook is dim -- and so Zuckerberg is a political scourge.
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You and your husband aren't wrong to take a dim view of this.
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But those efforts have done little to dim her star with progressive Democrats.
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Dim views of America's prospects are, of course, not only found in China.
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There was a forest of beautifully decorated Christmas trees, fake snow, dim lights.
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Considering the dim prospects for global growth, the economy could use the help.
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Mr. Darboe had kept the flame of freedom burning, no matter how dim.
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Landis took a dim view of barnstorming, and you can't entirely blame him.
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Their muscles weakened, their sight grew dim, their friends and peers gradually disappeared.
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"It becomes much quieter when we dim them," says Darlene Romero, the unit's matron.
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It was so dim that the team did not even notice it at first.
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Dim the lights all the way down to five percent of their maximum brightness.
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It's a shining light in an otherwise dim picture for third-party app support.
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It's not a great movie, but it's appealingly dim, and Reeves goes for broke.
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It also appears to dim a bit when the planet passes behind the star.
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But this non-ultraviolet light is relatively dim and hard to see without help.
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In Hong Kong Disneyland they make Disney Dim Sum that looks just like characters.
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At a dim sum restaurant, that can often mean sweet, savory, or a mix.
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It is considered on of the "big three" true staples of Cantonese dim sum.
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Philips Hue bulbs, for instance, let you dim the lights in an app. Easy!
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Dim the lights, here we go — returning to sing another season is … American Idol.
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But many rank-and-file Afghan troops are bitter at the dim peace prospects.
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There was a little grumbling, but it didn't dim the happiness of the newlyweds.
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Not very monkish stuff, this, unless you take a very dim view of Catholicism.
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But for those who fear tomorrow, comfort lies in the dim familiarity of yesterday.
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The party trails the Conservatives by 20-odd points, so its prospects look dim.
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You take a rather dim view of the big social networks, Facebook in particular.
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A composite image of FRB 121102, located in a dim and distant host galaxy.
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The poll found that many people take a dim view of those "targeted" advertisements.
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Instead it is more likely to hurt consumers and dim the prospects of business.
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The dim lighting and reflections on the metal armor made it trickier to shoot.
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Tune in to hear how Wilson's prepping for the future of dim sum. pic.twitter.
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And hopes that Congress might pass serious gun laws any time soon remain dim.
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A large inheritance could overwhelm their mission in life, and dim their own ambitions.
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From dim sum to Mediterranean to classic two egg scrambles, there's something for everyone.
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The space was tight, cold, and dim, and it was very difficult to see.
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You might do all of that and more and still feel hope is dim.
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In a dim stretch between two bars, their mouths met in an exploratory kiss.
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Saturn's rings are big and icy and super reflective, whereas Neptune's are pretty dim.
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I order noodles and Chinese greens from the dim sum place down the street.
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At first, she only dealt with vision loss at night or in dim lighting.
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It depicts a dim future for humanity, and a dimmer present for its genre.
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To see DACA end would be to see the light in their eyes dim.
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Like the Magic, the Knicks view their playoff hopes as dim but not extinguished.
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There are cuckolded husbands, dim-witted guards, and friendly drunks on adventures gone awry.
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Dim the lights, sit in the most uncomfortable chair you can find and enjoy.
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Alliances are shifting and peace, already a dim prospect, now seems even further off.
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One of my earliest memories is being in the kitchen of dim sum restaurants.
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Dim sum is both a very personal and communal experience at the same time.
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Stuff like 'Dim Bendith,' which would've been on the album had it been written.
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But then the drugs took hold, and Suede's bright star slowly began to dim.
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From there, the robot could dim your Philips Hue lights and fire up Netflix.
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Residents of Zimbabwe are struggling with poverty and dim economic prospects, the AP reported.
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Gradually, they can see—in light so dim that moments before felt impenetrably dark.
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But for now, the prospects of an end to the rolling blackouts appear dim.
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Gerrymandering is a key reason that Americans hold such a dim view of Congress.
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There was very little to catch your eye—cleared countertops, everything blank and dim.
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On a Thursday afternoon, his classroom was dim; late-fall sunlight cast slanting shadows.
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The Education Department disputed this dim view, saying that many schools were showing progress.
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And it was time, Mr. Corker concluded, to be honest about the dim returns.
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Western churches are bright and opulent but our temples are quite, dim, and dark.
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He's Baku's total opposite, personality-wise: almost recessively shy and possibly a bit dim.
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She practiced her turns again in the dim backstage light: eight pirouettes, then five.
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They're all listed on a dim sum-style illustrated card available from the waiter.
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The recent scandals haven't appeared to dim the university's powerful lure for prospective students.
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A few years ago, she said, prospects were dim for actresses over age 40.
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That dim view of China is shared increasingly across the political spectrum in Washington.
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Otherwise, it's dim sum at the Shangri-La before Miu Miu (10 Avenue d'Iéna).
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His death will dim the chances for improved U.S. relations with Pyongyang, analysts said.
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His need for more money grew more acute as his dim presidential hopes faded.
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The humidifier also has a very dim light that indicates the unit is on.
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Change the screen to the nighttime setting and dim it to the lowest setting.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana were dim when Sen.
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We imagine the author would be pleased with its location in the dim passageway.
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At first, Kantor said, The Times only had a "dim awareness" of Farrow's reporting.
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Mike Rounds, R-South Dakota, and Angus King, I-Maine, looked dim on Thursday.
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But their middle-class life did not dim her awareness of their country's poverty.
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Prospects for stability remain dim, at least until elections scheduled for 2018, analysts say.
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The dim, spare, well-swept classrooms had uneven concrete floors and no electric lights.
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The lights dim, and the surface of the sphere shifts to that of Mars.
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Hopefully, with a little prodding, it will heed your calls and dim the glare.
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This assumption, which Donald agreed with, betrays an exceedingly dim view of human nature.
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One side is bright and one is dim because the black hole is spinning.
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His rhetoric on race and religion threatens to dim the power of America's example.
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One copse of alders in one dim dusk that was none of the above.
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When I left Puerto Rico years ago, returning had seemed like a dim prospect.
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When I left Puerto Rico years ago, returning had seemed like a dim prospect.
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Into the dim green glow of his eyepiece stepped the shape of a man.
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Typically, a spinning, irregularly shaped object would rhythmically brighten and dim as it spins.
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It's all polished wood, brass and chrome fixtures, tastefully dim lighting, bartenders in tuxedos.
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Somebody is white Huck and somebody else is his amusingly dim black sidekick, Jim.
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Prospects for a unity government look dim given the political stakes on both sides.
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Frustration is growing in Gaza over the dim prospects for an independent Palestinian state.
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Legal experts took a dim view of Trump's comments, as quoted in the memo.
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There's a way to dim the iPhone's screen even further than the Settings allow.
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It takes a long time for this dim, flimsy thingamabob to accept his own sentience.
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Still, it shows the potential importance of occultation-based methods for finding these dim objects.
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They circle around a dim dwarf star called Trappist-1, and they could hold life.
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But on Friday, Novak said the prospects for that plan now look dim, Reuters reported.
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Jing Fong Restaurant is one of the most popular dim sum spots in the city.
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People rightfully took Morgan to task for the dreadfully dim thing he decided to share.
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Not to mention the fact that popping pimples is gross, and dim sum is delicious.
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The government takes a dim view of any organised effort to put pressure on it.
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The sovereign will issue a benchmark-sized three-year note in the Dim Sum market.
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Prospects for a legislative solution to health care before the election are increasingly dim, however.
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In the case of this particular square, Mars may dim Jupiter's shine, so to speak.
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You can set it to turn off when it's done, or to a dim nightlight.
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It lets you gradually brighten the lights in the morning and dim them at night.
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It might be sacrilegious to say but I never loved loved dim sum pre-pregnancy.
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Trump's dim view of the value of telling the truth rolls downhill in his administration.
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Snapshots emerge lush and rich, like this one shot of my boyfriend in dim lighting.
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Hopes for a freer marketplace could dim quickly if courtroom battles don't go his way.
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But in what may be a worrying trend, fixed-asset investment remained a dim spot.
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However, recent soft home sales and land purchases suggest a dim outlook for the sector.
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Those include sliders to dim your lights and buttons to turn them on or off.
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Fitbit was down 13 percent as it gave a dim forecast for earnings and revenue.
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It's Saturday night, the lights are dim, the music loud, and the restaurant is packed.
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The sound goes dim, as we're put inside the point of view of the victim.
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Thanks to their tactics, the proposed bill is a dim shadow of the original draft.
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It was rated AA+ onshore before the change, though its Dim Sum bonds were unrated.
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It's especially useful for dim-lit situations like in the car or on the plane.
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"It's a celebration of TV," Ms. Drinkwater says about the upfronts as the lights dim.
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Hopes are continuing to dim for breakout first-quarter growth, as economists scale back expectations.
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Can you keep the love light shining after your partner's brain has begun to dim?
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If you say, "Help me relax," it can start playing music and dim the lights.
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The translation of "dim sum" means "with a touch of heart," according to Mental Floss.
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One is a dim image of cosmological creatures sketched on a scrap of tomb fresco.
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For a medium produced largely by corporations, television has a pretty dim view of them.
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And yet, on some nights, townspeople dim the lights and teach their children to sign.
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Mr. Mariotte's score builds and drops in volume and density; the lights dim and brighten.
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And yes, you'll be able to dim the screen at night so you can sleep.
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The festivities included traditional lion dancers, jugglers and gymnasts; the dining room served dim sum.
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Electricity came from a generator, and there were only dim lights in the mayor's office.
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If rich cities like Delhi can't manage pollution, the prospect for poorer ones is dim.
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Even in the dim, no-frills setting, with performance elements stripped away, Dixon is dynamic.
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Coaches "play the percentages" with only a dim grasp of what the percentages really are.
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Not a chink of light reached the bedroom from the dim illuminations outside the window.
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Public figures across the political spectrum have taken a dim view of Cook's stance, however.
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Users can ask Alexa to play music, dim the lights or call for a ride.
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They had just finished one of their standing dim sum breakfasts at Ping's next door.
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News Analysis When the 2016 campaign began, legacy news organizations already faced dim industry projections.
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Late in the night, she opened her eyes to a dim sea of sleeping bodies.
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Inside, it is easy to feel encased in the dim confines of the metal box.
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In dim light, however, I found the iPhone 7 did much better than the Pixel.
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The park also has a quiet room with velvet walls, dim lighting and soft toys.
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He looked at me as if I was slightly dim when I squawked my disapproval.
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This mode has an unappealing picture that is usually way too blue, and very dim.
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Stateless still, the Palestinian people are in deep trouble, their prospects as dim as ever.
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The choice people faced in November was the difference between dim light and absolute darkness.
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I'm as devoted to knowing as the dim fish swimming in an ever-widening circle.
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The sun was beating down outside, but inside the apartment it was dim and cool.
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Mr. Rahman, the network's chief executive, said that hopes of any legal reprieve seem dim.
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If the image is dim and text-messagers fiddle away with impunity, go somewhere else.
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After 15 minutes wandering its dim tunnels devoid of sunlight, I felt aggravated and stressed.
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I kept expecting them to dim the lights throughout the evening, but they never did.
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We've also got a story about a chef who turns dim sum dough into art.
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More often, though, Mr. Jew's rendition of a dim sum standard seemed lively and exciting.
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Cheaper lights, Mr. Goldwater said, tend to be dim, not very durable and not waterproof.
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The young drummer played a simple rhythmic beat in the dim light of the moon.
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At the federal level, with a Republican-controlled Congress, prospects for similar legislation are dim.
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You can have a dim nightlight and soft music, but avoid anything with a screen.
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Some 70 years after the creation of Israel, prospects for a Palestinian state appear dim.
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Mariah swept, trying to look away from Jerome's sad, dim eyes while suppressing a smile.
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Compared to a cheap laser pointer, the laser inside of the Play 2 is dim.
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Research also shows that dim-lighting, room temperature, and your mood can influence shopping decisions.
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One thing I do like: The LEDs automatically dim when you turn your lights off.
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The dim sum restaurant seems worth a visit for foodies, serving Michelin-starred modern Chinese.
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Mr. Heinonen recommended full-array because it can dim comparatively smaller sections of the screen.
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However, prospects for the parties reaching agreement on a real code of conduct remain dim.
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A. Son," compared Lawry's old-fashioned banquet-hall environment to "an American dim sum parlor.
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Junior is pleasantly dim; David is tortured by something you'll see coming a mile away.
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Mr. Antoncic stands in the dim rear, his back to us and to Ms. Loemij.
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This tech enables the TV to dim and brighten in specific zones across the screen.
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Check out the video below: New York City / Candice Drouet from Really Dim on Vimeo.
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HONG KONG, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Indian infrastructure firm IL&FS Transportation Networks has completed its sale of a 900 million yuan ($138.23 million) three-year dim sum bond priced at 8 percent, marking the first high-yield dim sum deal in more than a year.
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He gets it—big time—so it was fun to make him a little more dim.
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I was also able to dim them, brighten them, and turn them off without a glitch.
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A and B are sun-like stars, whereas Proxima Centauri is a small, dim red dwarf.
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The keyboard has 20183 zones of lighting, but it's pretty dim compared to what Razer offers.
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When Xu Jing walks into the restaurant, the already quiet space seems to dim an octave.
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The yellow crosshair shows the predicted location of Ultima Thule, which is too dim to see.
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Extra credit: If needed, dim with powder or apply more highlighter for an ultra-reflective finish.
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During the night, Suzy emits a dim light, which can be adjusted by twisting the hat.
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It's always a fun, buzzy spot for Sichuan dishes at night, but Sundays mean Dim Sum.
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White Sox dim Angels' playoff hopes CHICAGO — James Shields is clearly enjoying his late-season revival.
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Around sunset, turn off some of the excess lights in your home and dim the rest.
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When you're getting ready for bed, the display will automatically dim as the room gets darker.
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The doorway framed a figure draped in black, head to toe, emerging from the dim hallway.
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Forgive whoever hurt you, whoever lied to you, or whoever tried to dim your brilliant shine.
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Despite the conventional wisdom, many people around Trump and in GOP leadership share this dim view.
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Still, a trade standoff between the United States and China threatens to dim the economic outlook.
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The energy-saving lights were dim; the people were drunk; the last train was leaving soon.
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VMware stockholders have taken a dim view of VMware's role in that acquisition since day one.
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Fans will remember that Hemsworth portrayed Kevin Beckman, the Ghostbusters crew's handsome, but exceedingly dim secretary.
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Five-watt lightbulbs provide a dim glow and Argyros worries about the effect on their eyesight.
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The red eyes -- a result of Bendiksen using flash in dim light -- add to the intensity.
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Users can also dim the brightness in each light setting to their preferred level of brightness.
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The video, which was meant to promote dim sum restaurant Dumplings Legend, took an odd turn.
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Yet Republicans overwhelmingly back the president, which makes removing Mr Trump from office a dim prospect.
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A composite image of FRB 121102, an FRB located in a dim and distant host galaxy.
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Islanders dim Stars, 218-21922, • For a global look at what's happening, see Your Monday Briefing.
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THAT underground car park in Caracas was like any other: dim, low-pitched, musty with damp.
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But you can dim it down a little, if it's ruining your carefully lit gaming experience.
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That "dim outlook" on the city's property comes amid a possible U.S. recession and China-U.
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Alpha Centauri A (left) and B (right) with the dim companion Proxima Centauri circled in red.
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An included backlight makes it visible at night, but it's too dim to help anywhere else.
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The patients were randomly assigned to therapy with either bright white light or dim red light.
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The Italians have antipasti, the Spanish have tapas, and us Asians, we have our dim sum.
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What we know is at the beginning—the dim sum, the food, was not like today.
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The telescope's coronagraph blocks a foreign star's bright light to reveal the dim planets circling it.
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As we passed into the smaller cat-free zone, the boodies seemed noticeably more dim-witted.
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Wide open, the camera gathers more light in dim situations at a fast f/1.5 aperture.
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The star, known as TRAPPIST-13, is a small, dim celestial body in the constellation Aquarius.
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This type of star does not dim by 20%, as Tabby's Star has shown, he explained.
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Since then, two additional economists have called for a monetary easing amid a dim economic outlook.
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In another, his wife remembers their first hookup — a steamy tryst in a dim club bathroom.
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The dim yellow lights and soft music created a very mellow atmosphere, making it feel homey.
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"Disable" the notch (that is, dim the screen on either side) if you don't like it.
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Leave only a single dim light to diffuse, as if barely there — maybe a flickering candle.
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We are the greatest we have ever been, and we won't dim our light for anybody!
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They've been in the dim sum game for nearly 100 years, so you're in good hands.
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Steaming dim-sum carts rolled by, but Wang was anxious that we not order too much.
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Test ground So, why bother creating a new market if the prospect of success is dim?
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Walker, quite directly, took a dim view of that argument and rejected it from the bench.
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Clinton picked up a plastic bag full of a variety of greasy, but delicious, dim sum.
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His father Samuel was by far the lesser of the two, his light dim against the
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With peace a dim prospect, many Palestinians are also losing interest in a two-state solution.
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They coax homeowners to hood their porch lamps or dim a bright light outside their house.
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Stuck in this purgatory at Hillary Clinton's behest, the Democratic Party's future outlook is increasingly dim.
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Hopes of closing the facility have been dim since Obama released his latest plan in February.
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But without political will for such measures, the prospects for America's continued pre-eminence are dim.
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HBO has built a hit show, "Succession," around the dim morality of an ultrawealthy media family.
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For those unfamiliar, xiao long bao are a staple at dim sum restaurants and dumpling spots.
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Its first advertising effort after the few dim months following the outbreak took a similar tack.
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Many Americans are afraid, feeling that dim, uncontrollable forces have compromised their livelihoods, safety and futures.
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So if the Dim Mak Man isn't a skater or a Beat poet, who is he?
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Was it a shared love of woodgrain flooring and dim studio lights that brought them together?
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For the many who remain comfortable in dim halos, whatever the condition, it's business as usual.
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Suddenly, an object with a light that pulsed steadily from bright to dim caught my eye.
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For the gastronomically-inclined, visit iconic dim-sum spots Jing Fong and Nom Wah Tea Parlor.
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Energized voters on the right dim prospects for big Democratic gains in red districts and states.
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The show is so frequently so dim that viewers can't possibly make out what's going on.
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It's a rare bright spot on an increasingly dim horizon, an umami-rich glint of hope.
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As evening approaches, the system switches to dim yellowish light, allowing the hormone to flow freely.
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Apple's iOS 12 update, due this fall, can dim and quiet the iPhone during Bedtime hours.
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I craved you, though you were born in the wake of my illness, my dim prognosis.
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There is only one group of voters that consistently takes a dim view of renewable energy.
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It also takes a dim view of government assistance — unless the money passes through churches first.
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"Dim light seems to negatively impact the level at which people push themselves," Ms. Lorring said.
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The lights dim and brighten to mimic breathing, hinting at the people who left the buildings.
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He drank prodigious amounts of alcohol to dim his heightened alertness and to muffle his sorrows.
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The room is dim, with saffron walls and burgundy banquettes; masks of Hindu deities keep vigil.
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You must walk in the cold to the market—it's always dim there, never warm there.
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The floors of the credit union were covered with dirty rugs, and the lighting was dim.
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From jet lag to seeing children with serious illnesses, nothing seems to dim her ebullient personality.
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Chinese authorities took a dim view of the experiment, branding it "illegal" and ordering an investigation.
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You're just a little too dim witted and too racist to understand 2,500 years of civilization.
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On Sunday afternoons, large families fill the streets, venturing out together for their weekly dim sum.
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America's great military theorists did not share Herres' dim view of the value of the services.
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Going into last November's election, Republican voters were taking a dim view of the Supreme Court.
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When it comes to America's technology industry, Donald Trump takes a dim view of foreign workers.
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Tech shares including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix towed losses on the chip market's dim outlook.
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"Don't let anyone dim your light," the former first lady wrote on Twitter Thursday to Thunberg.
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It was fast action, inside (where it's comparatively dim) and at a distance from court-side.
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But there's evidence that, after the confirmation, Americans, in general, took a dim view of Kavanaugh.
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She couldn't get back to sleep, and took a long walk through the dim, cobblestoned streets.
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Until political prisoners are released, the prospects for a restoration of democratic rule are very dim.
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Me reading books about Mars to my kids in the dim light of a blanket fort.
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There are strong lights all over the walls and the bar is super dim and relaxing.
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Despite the praise the legislation has received, it faces dim prospects in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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But the protests come as the trade war with the U.S. bites and growth prospects dim.
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The cancellation of the Vogtle project would likely dim the future of this vital American industry.
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And that's the first thing that always gets explored because everything is dim in the universe.
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When London's lights begin to dim, our enjoyment of the licentious becomes powerful, potent, and pungent.
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This will set your iPhone to dim the screen when you triple click the Home button.
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Yet the time away did not appear to dim any of his perspective on his former team.
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DIM SUM DAY I have my time-consuming workouts on Saturdays and Sundays, for about two hours.
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I ate a chicken foot, once, at a dim sum place on Doyers Street, in Manhattan's Chinatown.
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If a planet, endlessly ellipsing, passed in front of a star, that light would dim a bit.
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A global colossus against which all of New Zealand's media companies combined amount to a dim pixel.
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When he died of a bleeding ulcer at just 36-years-old, Dim Mak rumours started flying.
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This ancient object is poorly understood due to its relatively small size, dim complexion, and extreme distance.
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Related: Palestinian hopes of blocking Israeli settlements dim under Trump What is the legal status of settlements?
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We see the singers facing away from each other in a room filled with dim blue lighting.
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We use cardboard beer cases as lampshades to dim the lights a bit, which works surprisingly well.
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Despite the bill's strong support in the House, its prospects in the GOP-controlled Senate are dim.
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But 3D projection is notoriously dim, and dual projection means there are two projector bulbs providing light.
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The New York location is equally hip with dim lighting, minimal rooms, and industrial-meets-masculine decor.
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It is designed to gently brighten your lights in the morning and dim them in the evening.
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The conversation always seemed to veer back to his dim view of religion, and Islam in particular.
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Or, turn to the "small plate" and "dim sum" sections of the menu, where my favorites lurk.
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Dim the lights, cue the house band: It's finally time for "American Idol" to sing itself off.
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That April, conservative opposition leaders teamed up with military chieftains, including senior DIM officials, and detained him.
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They're a reminder that dim sum at its best is not just elegant, but boisterously flavorful, too.
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Meanwhile, the Fn + Space bar key combo controls the three backlit keyboard settings: off, dim, or bright.
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The dream of an early, financially fortified retirement is dim in the eyes of many older Americans.
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This means that individual areas of the backlight can light up (or dim) to create greater contrast.
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Prospects for a pick-up in business spending remain dim against the backdrop of lackluster corporate profits.
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Among the dim party lights, the installations from Doris Sung, VT Pro Design, and Nonotak positively radiated.
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Barnard's star is also a very small and dim type of star known as a red dwarf.
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He offers me some breakfast, but I say no because I'm saving space for dim sum later!
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"We now have the ability to dim lights in ways that we couldn't before," Kardel told me.
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Inhofe was among Pruitt's biggest fans, although the barrage of scandals ultimately began to dim his enthusiasm.
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Maybe it was able to migrate during the day and be an active predator in dim conditions.
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That's resulted in overall expectations to dim from a 12.3 percent earnings growth expected as of Dec.
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Short of a trip to the past to undo all his previous statements, the prospects look dim.
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ET with additional context about how the professional healthcare community takes a dim view of "conversion therapy."
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"[Cynthia] just made me see her in a different light and the light is dim," said Leakes.
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Pao continues to have a very dim view of Kleiner Perkins and its leaders, including John Doerr.
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Seconds later, the curtain rises, the lights dim and the play begins; but my thoughts are elsewhere.
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Goldman said Hong Kong's prospect remains dim with GDP expected to grow by 1.6 percent on-year.
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The sun's atmosphere or corona can be seen in the dim light, along with stars and planets.
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I'm sober, all that kind of stuff, and for me it's a dim thing in the past.
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I showed the feature to my mom over dim sum and she just thought it was wonderful.
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Yet the prospects that Asia might rescue the coal industry are growing increasingly dim, energy experts said.
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Perhaps the painting is really an elegy, a bidding of farewell, as the light begins to dim.
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A recent poll conducted by Ipsos found that Canadians have a dim view of the cannabis sector.
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But the dim retirement outlook for today's young people means the smart play is to expand benefits.
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Chefs from a local food truck cooked 3,100 individual pieces of pork, chicken, and vegetable dim sum.
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It was not long ago that our family's hope was so dim it was barely an ember.
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And the prospects of slowing deforestation remain dim, an issue that matters to people around the world.
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This would strengthen hawks in Iran and dim prospects for further improvement in United States-Iran relations.
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It is Rhodes who engineers the dim sum dinner in Vietnam between Obama and Bourdain in 2016.
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A rickety elevator took us to the top floor, and then we walked down a dim corridor.
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I'd get left hanging In one room of his dim house while he swept or folded laundry.
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At the end of this dim hallway stands an illuminated image of Joseph Stalin carrying a child.
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This hybrid bedside table is supposed to charge your phone, dim your lights, and blast your music.
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When doing delicate embroidery, eyes can grow tired and make mistakes when creating masterpieces in dim light.
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Analysts say ratings agencies are likely to take a dim view of the Treasury's latest budget projections.
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The number of Pandora listeners has stalled at about 80 million, and prospects for expansion are dim.
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Smith grew frustrated by the strong contrast between the dim van interior and the bright ocean beyond.
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Dim Sum Go Go in New York's Chinatown has a Michelin Guide mention, but—alas—no star.
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Up next is "Caviar"—a reimagining of the flaky taro puff that's normally served at dim sum.
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We will not unlock our iPhones and ask for Alexa when we need to dim our lights.
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The lack of stars means that the galaxy is dim enough to have been hidden for decades.
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Up front in the two-man cockpit, dim light glowing from navigation instruments is the only illumination.
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Others recovering from injuries return home with dim job prospects and a heightened fear of going outside.
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Fresh, stir-fried greens might accompany dim sum in Guangdong or punctuate a spicy meal in Sichuan.
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In the dim light, a heavy coating of foundation and blush gave his face a garish glow.
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SNACKS After that we might go to the Canal Street Market for dim sum or Korean barbecue.
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But in recent days, scandal has threatened to dim one of the Democratic Party's brightest Southern stars.
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" Despite the bill's passage in the House, Mr. Sotto has called its prospects in the Senate "dim.
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The room is dim and washed in purple, invoking Alice Walker's landmark novel The Color Purple (1982).
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In the evening, dim sum are served in the warmly lit contemporary bar and the dining room.
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While prospects are dim, support for and opposition to reform do not fall along traditional partisan lines.
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The children and their mothers shuffled down the dank, dim hallway, and the doors closed behind them.
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She wore a dim smile; everyone needed to be on their best behavior, despite not having won.
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A single goal will not deflect it, of course, but it might dim it just a little.
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He also reminds readers that excitement around any purportedly groundbreaking substance tends to dim as studies widen.
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Rousseau took a dim view of luxury and spat on the high society in which Casanova reveled.
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The halls of the Jewish Museum in Manhattan were hushed and dim as Amar'e Stoudemire stepped inside.
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My 84-year-old father is still anti-Communist, but has a dim view of Donald Trump.
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The shot is framed squarely, in dim lighting, with Metcalf looking drab and dour in the center.
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As we conform to these labels, we are encouraged to erase our diversity and dim our light.
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Yet the chances of removing him appear as dim as Obamacare's chances of survival did on Nov.
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The lights are permanently on dim and the midcentury rec-room décor is the definition of cozy.
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Hold it down to dim the light, or press it to turn the light on or off.
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The incident gave concreteness to the dim sense of cosmic disfavor beginning to take hold in me.
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Is there anything better than the Met's Viennese chandeliers gliding to the ceiling as the lights dim?
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He threw away his television, his stereo, even his light bulbs, casting the apartment in dim shadows.
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Sunlight-mimicking alarm clocks aid sleep by mimicking the natural dim of sunset and brightening of sunrise.
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But as investors keep buying bonds and inflation expectations dim, the prospect of negative yields is rising.
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But as temperatures here hovered around 120 degrees, the chances that anything might cool down appeared dim.
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In the dim light, I could make out a giant white orb and some crumpled black . . . pants?
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Analysts also have a dim view of LG's smartphone business and expect it to continue generating losses.
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They slowly dim and brighten, adding dramatic lighting for the final stretch of that report you're writing.
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Some in the fishing industry have taken a dim view of the administration's approach to trade policy.
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The sweet pastries are often served as a breakfast food or as a dim sum side dish.
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That one is fast enough, but it has a shallow keyboard and a dim, low-resolution screen.
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They are palliative, but cannot stop the disease's progression, and produce side effects such as dim vision.
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Whether Pruitt stays or goes is anyone's guess, but the long-term prospects are dim for Pruitt.
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The LED bulb can display over 50,000 shades of white, from daylight-bright to dim and drowsy.
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So you're floating nets on the lights to dim them and not cast a shadow on him.
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Hong Kong takes a dim view of short sellers — investors who bet that stocks will go down.
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Protesters donned foil-lined gas masks to hide their identities and dim the glare of police flashlights.
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You don't let the space stay dim for long, though, unlike many other lighting designers for dance.
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The carmaker found that encounters most often involved single deer, usually in dim light before 8 a.m.
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With a dim outlook for new legislation, LGBT groups are mobilizing to exert more pressure on Congress.
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The room is small and dark except for a dim red light that plunges everyone into anonymity.
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Deboard at Wall Street/Pier 11 and head to Mee Sum in Chinatown for solid dim sum.
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But on Deck One, the animal enclosures are dim, all except the enclosure that contains what resemble velociraptors.
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As the more traditional cybersecurity markets continue to consolidate and mature, prospects dim for "me too" cyber startups.
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In fact, those statements did nothing to dim his appeal to the plurality of Republicans who supported him.
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"Dim lighting isn't all bad," said co-author Brian Wansink, Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab.
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But as this discovery also shows, they're rather hard to spot, mostly because they're so small and dim.
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Your three-pound brain runs on just 20 watts of power—barely enough to light a dim bulb.
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That initial view overlooked how a meltdown in the Chinese stock market would dim the global economic outlook.
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The spot is cozy and semi-affordable, with a chill vibe of stools, wood furniture, and dim lighting.
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They leaned close, Noor's red eyes looking up, through them, devoid of light now in the dim cab.
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So an abundance of investors looking on the dim side of things doesn't in itself mean the Dec.
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The lights dim and the announcer's voice comes over the loud speakers: the battle is about to begin.
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There was no fiddling, or false readings, even in the dim light of the hotel we met at.
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It was not worse, really, than any other week during this NFL season's long and dim doldrum months.
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Gaps in blue flowers along a ridge dim the difference between delphinium and little apertures to the sea.
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On that drop down menu, click the toggle button next to Night Mode to dim in the lights.
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Advocates for immigrants took a dim view of HHS's plans to use DNA to match children to parents.
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You'll likely see a bright "star" standing out against a backdrop of dim objects high in the sky.
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With dim lighting from Japanese lamps, the setting is as serene as you can imagine it to be.
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The lighting ranges from dim to very dark; guests are intentionally separated from the people they arrived with.
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It's also strong in dim conditions, focusing as low as -6EV if you're using the f/1.2 lens.
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Where that film was dim and grimy, Velvet Buzzsaw fills the screen with sunlight and vividly colored art.
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As companies continue to try to dim expectations and analysts follow suit, earnings projections have become less significant.
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Microsoft claims 11.5 hours of usage, but its tests are with the display at a dim 150 nits.
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I read for a bit, but the light was dim and I could barely make out the words.
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My favorites are Dim Infusion and Luminous Flush, but they're all really beautiful, buildable, and delightful to use.
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Each time you do this, the fire will dim somewhat, and whoever completely douses the opposing fire wins.
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I am writing this to you under the dim light of Zack's 1997 Honda CR-V ceiling light.
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ET with his views on the stock market and whether he agrees today the dim views of Soros.
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Those cheering the runners on say the increased security presence was noted, but didn&apost dim the experience.
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If the bill does pass it will go to the House, where its prospects of passing are dim.
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They may build expensive cocktail lounges or musty dive bars, glowing party mansions or dim-lit dance halls.
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It felt impossible to escape the hovering debt and get Dim Mak to a place of financial freedom.
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Or, just screw it, dim the lights, leave a bucket of sugary delights outside, and dismantle the doorbell.
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Check the weather, dim the lights, set the temperature, and order pizza with a few quick voice commands.
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We've only found a few other superluminous supernovae, but all were in dim galaxies with active star formation.
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But since these Sunday morning excursions of my childhood, time has not been kind to dim sum transporters.
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They love the soft music, dim lighting and the fact that the people are down on their level.
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We remember the good parts of toxic relationships or dim-witted sitcoms with the same sense of longing.
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But ratings agency S&P took a dim view of the bailout and said it was not enough.
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The color screen is small and dim and the square screen is visible when the radio is on.
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Dim Sum bonds also took a hit after the renminbi touched a fresh six-year low on Wednesday.
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New issues priced yesterday, from investment-grade to high yield and even Dim Sum bonds all traded well.
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The prospects for that wall and billions of dollars to pay for it appear dim this year, Sen.
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At a maximum capacity of 900 guests, it's one of the largest dim sum restaurants in Southern California.
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You can tell it to dim your Phillips Hue lights or turn down your Nest thermostat, for instance.
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In the dim interior of the Alexandra Palace, as spotlight beams played all around, the racecourse shimmered psychedelically.
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It's Doris Kearns Goodwin chirping and twinkly in a pool of light in an otherwise dim mahogany study.
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Instead of being helped along by welfare staffers, he's mocked and chided, made to feel small and dim.
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One morning, as I lay there in the dim light of dawn, I thought: You're going down, Woody.
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In front of him, the dim room was a sea of black: black abayas, head scarves, niqabs, gloves.
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But Trump has continued to exhibit the dim view of the intelligence community that he inherited from Flynn.
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Yes, we take a dim view of inherited wealth and of the luxuries enjoyed by the upper class.
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Once you select Low Light, your screen should immediately dim to an even lower brightness setting than before.
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Clyburn also gave dim forecasts for the fate of the internet after the net neutrality rules were scrapped.
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Nearly everyone wore black, and when the venue lights went dim, only their raised fists broke the darkness.
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The Air Force, which is currently tasked with military operations in space, has also taken a dim view.
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"People have this really dim memory of the Brillo boxes," Mr. Wolfe told The Houston Chronicle in 2010.
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For example, reviewers found the display to be a bit dim, and the colors to be washed out.
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While it passed the committee 24-10, its prospects in the Republican-controlled Senate are dim at best.
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Scientists should be able to study the object until it grows too dim to see in early 2021.
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DIM SUM For the first part of the day, I don't walk anywhere for more than five minutes.
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It can even dim the screen during those inactive moments so that those prompts aren't visible at all.
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He's the focus of vague hopes and dim resentments that have turned him into a savior in waiting.
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Before we define who the Dim Mak man is, let's make clear who he is not—a skater.
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The facility is just barely holding itself up—the hallways are dim and trees crawl up the walls.
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But any proposal would probably need to be passed by Congress—which means its prospects are already dim.
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Your Netflix and chill session should actually be chill, so don't just dim the lights—turn them off.
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Or you can create a routine that will slowly dim the lights at night before going to sleep.
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Research has shown that even a small amount of dim, artificial light triggers hormonal changes in the body.
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But he had given no command—the music still played, the lights were still dim, nothing had changed.
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There are only 75 southern residents left, and without a major change in circumstance, their prospects are dim.
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The dim, stripped-down layers of banished décor had a cinematic glow, reminding me of a Tarkovsky film.
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These depictions are part of a prevailing dim view of the historically limited world of male sex toys.
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Most of the 140 million Americans over 25 who lack a bachelor's degree face pretty dim job prospects.
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Fire, which shares the divided space, will be a 36-seat Chinese dim-sum parlor opening in January.
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But for Ms. Buzatto, standing in a dim hallway in the Phillipsburg Mall, it was a different scene.
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The legislation was introduced in both houses of Congress, but its prospects in the Senate are somewhat dim.
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That does not dim the importance of the role Iran played when the Islamic State overran northern Iraq.
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Trump will gladly cleave the country in two before he'll dim the applause of his most ardent acolytes.
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Still, I have a hunch some dim tide of reprisal will return to haunt Trump for his recklessness.
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Undoing affirmative action now would reverse the gains we have made and dim the prospects for greater progress.
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The prospects for both bills most likely are dim, given the complicated legislative agenda and divisive political climate.
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Furthermore, the production goals of Model 3 are also uncertain, resulting in a dim outlook of Tesla's stocks.
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Judged by the standards of a Galaxy S10 or iPhone 11 Pro, it looks washed-out and dim.
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Other options: the Montebello area, situated just outside of the city, has excellent Chinese food including dim sum.
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A few weeks ago, it still seemed so dim, so distant, that it was hardly worth taking seriously.
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But in a bid to sell tickets, she appeared to express a dim view of the political environment.
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Snapshot: Above, a miniature scene from ancient China created by chef Joe Ng out of dim sum dough.
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A skilled dim sum chef can fashion a crimped and milky har gow specimen with his eyes closed.
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"Since then, I've never been employed," Mr. Chitiyo, 22009, said under the dim light of a street lamp.
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Ray, shortsighted and dim, has steadily amassed a beer gut and the urine of parolees on his shoes.
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At least five people were confirmed killed, and hopes are dim for dozens of tourists who were trapped.
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The global pushback against shell companies was threatening to dim Delaware's longstanding appeal as a secretive corporate domicile.
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The two men took a dim view of the military's efforts to wean villagers away from the Taliban.
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She had pulled a curtain for privacy, creating a dim office roughly the size of an airplane bathroom.
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How job prospects were dim when they graduated college, how their parents' retirement accounts shrunk in the downturn.
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My world is more dim without you in it but infinitely brighter for having you as a friend.
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He pointed out that it was a dark night and that the light on the ramp was dim.
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The spread of sunshine inside that onion or the turrets inside the lemon do not dim although hidden.
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The real brunch move is dim sum, grabbing small dishes off roaming carts, eating to your heart's desire.
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But in the show's most recent episode, the dim echoes of these earlier criticisms sounded all over again.
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The dim dashboard lights of the self-drives streamed into the tunnel, like glowing plankton in a current.
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The lighting in "Play It Loud" is dim, perhaps reflecting rock music as the sound of the night.
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" ... Market risk hasn't been switched off, it's merely gone dim," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets.
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Recently released by developer Dim Bulb Games, it's an ambitious experience, one with which you can spend hours.
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Now, making the screen of your iPhone ultra dim is as easy as triple pressing your home button.
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HAWK-I unveiled about ten times as many small, dim objects than were known prior to the study.
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At Gunshow, which Kevin Gillespie opened in 2013, food comes to the table in rapid-fire, dim sum style.
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As we descend into the lower levels, the first thing we notice is that the lighting is especially dim.
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In other words, it is very, very dim (but will increase in apparent brightness as it continues its approach).
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It was always either too bright or too dim, prompting me to switch to manual adjustment after a while.
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It's an uncharacteristically pleasant Saturday afternoon in San Francisco and Terry Zwigoff's home overlooking the city is characteristically dim.
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On either side of the small watercraft, an embedded traffic cone offers a glimpse of the sculpture's dim innards.
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At least one investor, Bill Kanko, president of Black Creek Investment Management, took a dim view of the plan.
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With each new null result, the prospects dim even more, and physicists are increasingly considering other dark matter candidates.
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Dim sumin New York's Chinatown neighborhoods is a popular tradition among Chinese-Americans, and the larger New York community.
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Not even the arrival of a very despondent Jon Snow can dim her moment in the blotted-out sun.
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Israel&aposs step to cut the funds further underscored the dim prospects of peace in the decades-long conflict.
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The stock has fallen more than 50 percent this year, battered by a dim investor outlook on the stock.
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I do think they're a little too dim, especially in bright sunlight, but otherwise I don't have any complaints.
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While it's no Note 8 display, it's still better than the Essential Phone, which looks rather dim in comparison.
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Add to that uncompetitive economies and the flight of young people looking for better jobs, and prospects seem dim.
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See for yourself in the comparison video below shot in New York City's dim Grand Central Terminal train station.
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In Japan, both the government and the people take a dim view of soft-drug use; we ask why.
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I dim the screen's brightness, roll away from the computer, and listen to my favorite fictional family do … something.
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Researchers showed off prototypes of a wall that can dim the lights when you swipe it with your hand.
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Well, this is really a complaint about the whole franchise, but everything in this movie is so damn dim.
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All you need to do is invite your lover over for movie night, dim the lights, and press play.
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The fact that I didn't speak the language, or understand the culture, didn't dim my enthusiasm in the least.
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In his office the electric light shone dim and intermittent, and there was no heating, even in winter snows.
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And if I'm going to be a light worker, I cannot let those in the darkness dim my light.
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Higher interest rates, and the extra fiscal tightening announced on May 4th, dim it even more, says Mr Glossop.
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Image: APMany people have taken a dim view of Google's participation in the Republican National Convention this coming July.
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Democrats, who took control of the House in January, have taken a dim view of the swelling defence budget.
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But it's not that much better than the Pebble Steel , and the too-dim screen could be a dealbreaker.
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I'm not talking about the sugar-shellacked American classics like General Tso's, and I'm not talking about dim sum.
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Here in this "dim and distant rock pile" of "indistinguishable urban debris," the sea did seem like a fantasy.
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The luxurious scent, the small burst of warmth, and the dim light all come together to help you unwind.
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NEC spokesman Dim Sovannarom told Reuters the CPP won all seats and took 4.8 million of 6.9 million votes.
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That made it particularly painful when, having been the undisputed masters of the capital, Arsenal's candle began to dim.
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With the flick of a switch (or touch of an app), they can adjust electronic shutters and dim windows.
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Unsurprisingly, Mr Obama offered no specific location, perhaps anxious not to dim Democrats' electoral prospects in any particular state.
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This makes them almost see-through, but the Dragonfly is especially adept at detecting these sorts of dim galaxies.
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An expanse of purple-black minimally suggests a dim interior, strongly contrasted by the rectangle of exaggeratedly glowing sky.
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A new "dim" setting changes the theme to dark gray, and "lights out" turns the background to true black.
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I drank a lot of tea at dim sum and regret not going to the restroom at the restaurant.
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Bathed in dim red light, Hell was everything the name suggests, and yet somehow made it a beautiful experience.
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I had expected a sort of tiny bar waiting for me in the dim light of a twisted alleyway.
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San Gabriel Valley's dim sum restaurants will always be my home, and you will always be welcome there, too.
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Perhaps I gave my true identity away when I didn't dim my light, or miscalculated the timing between flashes.
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Though the immediate legislative prospects look dim, the gun control debate is not going to quiet down anytime soon.
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I spent one meal chasing dim-sum carts when none could get through the close-set tables surrounding mine.
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The quiet, dim-lit lobby is modern, with soaring, double-height ceilings, marble floors and columns and leather chairs.
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"We can't dim the entire city and have some places back in the dark again," Ms. Ferreras-Copeland said.
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In the dim ruby light, the ship's chaplain, US Navy Lt. Jonathan Maruszewski, reads a prayer over the loudspeakers.
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And we go to far flung corners of the city to try dim sum or tacos," Paltrow told "Trailblazers.
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And people who came of age around the financial crisis may have a dim view of managing big money.
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The book is organized chronologically, beginning in the dim mists of time before the mighty Schwarzenegger walked the earth.
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A telescope on Earth that's designed to look for distant, dim objects would easily pick up these false stars.
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Why does the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences take such a dim view of the horror genre?
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The newly discovered world is shown bathed in dim, crepuscular light, illuminating surface features sculpted by rock and ice.
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But really, who is their dim son even kidding, floating the idea of marriage without having selected a partner?
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The inside is dim, even for bar standards, and booze spreads across the floor like blood in a slaughterhouse.
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Thanks to another gig, I was able to explore New York's oldest dim sum restaurant, Nom Wah Tea Parlor.
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Bohai Steel's three-year Dim Sum bonds recovered from losses following reports of the steelmaker's inability to meet dues.
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Once the lights dim low in the theatre after a number is finished, a troupe of performers rush backstage.
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But growing disagreements among Republican lawmakers could dim hopes for passing legislation during Obama's final year in office. Sen.
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After getting off the elevator and moving through the dim hallway, I arrived at my room — a Creative Suite.
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But in three months as attorney general, he has aligned himself with the president's dim view of the inquiry.
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"I don't really remember how dim the lights were, but I did have to eat my dinner," Constand replied.
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For almost all of its orbit, TG387 would be too dim to be seen by any telescope on Earth.
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TNG generally took a dim view of those who were still scrabbling around in the muck of money economies.
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Before passing out, a person may feel lightheaded, dizzy or maybe even a bit euphoric, and vision may dim.
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The dead mushrooms looked like burned pancakes that were teeming with insects, emitting only a dim, ghostly, pewter aura.
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Many doctors took a dim view of Dr. Weed's innovation, regarding it as a challenge to their professional expertise.
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Walk itEarly, walk it back when the day grows dim, everyoneRising just to find a way toward rest again.
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That's, like, dim the lights, full-on yoga pose with crossed legs in front of you and hands out.
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As we do the difficult work of coming into ourselves despite our losses and traumas, sometimes our guideposts dim.
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Wilson also took a dim view of election oversight in his state, calling instead for strict regulations on voting.
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"Oh my God," she said, looking at the diamond, and then at me, in the dim light of morning.
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For example, you could set up an automation where your smart lights dim when your TV is turned on.
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And the above question is anything but a hypothetical; the dim-bulbed Donald Trump Jr. presented it in writing.
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Dim the lights, brew some cocoa, and wrap yourself up in a soft throw because it's officially candle season.
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Many items can be found for about the same price (nothing is over $6) in other dim sum parlors.
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Also, at the time the treatment was first created, in 2007, immunotherapy was considered to have dim commercial prospects.
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"Many political parties will register - 16 parties have collected forms to fill in," NEC spokesman Dim Sovannarom told Reuters.
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" Michelle Obama, the former first lady, also weighed in, telling Ms. Thunberg to not let "anyone dim her light.
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First, WeWork's troubles dim the prospects for other overvalued startups and their venture-capital backers, notably SoftBank (see Schumpeter).
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly (and rather dim wittedly) adopted privacy protections that were tied to fixed technological capability.
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These cuts would dim the future of those who are vulnerable to the reach of our criminal justice system.
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Lanzarote Journal LANZAROTE, Spain — In the dim underwater light, a man lies on a funeral pyre, his arms outstretched.
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But any time another school shooting occurs, it brings her back to February 14, 2018, and her hopes dim.
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The firm downgraded shares of FedEx to perform from outperform following the shipping company's earnings miss and dim outlook.
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And no one on Capitol Hill thinks the GOP frustration on trade will dim support for Trump on impeachment.
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The good news is that you can make your ball-out dim sum brunch at home—cart not included.
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Every good dim sum feast should end with one too many dumplings and the old unbuttoning-the-jeans routine.
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And these are Dim Mak pants, and I took a Kurt Cobain shirt and patched it over my knee.
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I pictured an enormous, hushed, dim place, where comic books lay in rows of cubbyholes, like a candlelit library.
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She recommended seeing what your face looks like in dim lighting to identify the way the shadows define it.
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The dim lighting underscores the sense of sacred space, as do the hushed acoustics resulting from the carpeted walls.
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Smart bulbs enabled me to dim my lights in my old apartment — something I hadn't realized would be lovely.
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But the film also takes a pretty dim view of every woman who's not Michele or her best friend.
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But dim lights are not all bad; in fact, they were associated with more enjoyment and smaller intake during meals.
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It will rise and shine brightly in the morning, and set and dim its lights as the day winds down.
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In other words, maybe the best way to explain these dim, star-like things is with the physics of planets.
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Yet while momentum is growing across the country for transformative healthcare reform, the prospects of passage in Washington remain dim.
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ChinatownStarve yourself for three days then go get some cheap-ass dim sum and revel in your happiness/impending obesity.
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In the case of the MSI PS42, the display can be a little dim, maxing out at just 303 nits.
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It zigs and zags, sometimes veering into dim corners where you would expect a resident Minotaur to ingest weary travelers.
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Many of us share some dim apprehension that the world is flying out of control, that the center cannot hold.
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We took a walk to Hop Shing, another dim sum restaurant, to get the traditional egg tart ('daan taat') dessert.
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I found wall pieces of a phoenix and a dragon, which is typically found in a dim sum banquet hall.
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Many Americans take a dim view of Muslims, with their opinions colored by the memories of attacks including the Sept.
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The great conglomerates of the past, names like ITT and Gulf + Western and Hanson Trust, are dim memories at best.
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She shakes her breasts and her eyes dim a little, as she squints through her thick brush of false lashes.
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A big fun fight about the First Amendment's application to commercial speech seems like a dim possibility, though, Matesky says.
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Early each evening the lights in his office dim to remind his colleagues of the importance of work-life balance.
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With a touch of a button, the crystals light up, creating a gorgeous illuminating effect (you can also dim them).
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My only gripe is that they kept the same gray color, which makes seeing the letters in dim lighting difficult.
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Once grouped, they'll always all turn on and dim / brighten together, which is something to consider when setting things up.
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This is when a planet moves in front of its host star and causes the star's light to dim slightly.
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I sidle down the stairs past a wall of lucky cats, glinting golden and waving mutely in the dim light.
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Now we dim the lights and fold our slacks and hope we don't look too soft, too wrinkled, too old.
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Voters tend to have a dim view of Trump as a person — only 30 percent said they like him personally.
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On the ground, an artful rug depicting a realistic red rose adds an undeniably feminine feel to the dim space.
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Through the simple command of "Ok, Google," you can dim lights, set timers, and change the colors of your bulbs.
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This monitor's luminance range is also pretty wide so it'll display images nicely if placed in dim or bright areas.
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Huawei's default auto-brightness also tends to be a little too dim, forcing me to nudge it up every evening.
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It's hard to imagine Matt LeBlanc and not automatically think of the dim-but-lovable Manhattanite he played on Friends.
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The American Medical Association (AMA) has just adopted an official policy statement about street lighting: cool it and dim it.
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We sit together in the dim evening light, huddled over a table in a quiet corner of my empty office.
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The display also was almost too dim for outside use, even when the brightness was turned up all the way.
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Luckily, the moon will be a dim, slim crescent, and won't interfere with seeing the meteors shoot across the sky.
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But as the days tick down to election year in France, events may have started to dim her presidential prospects.
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Without any mist hanging over them, the spots then appear to dim, which explains the variable changes the team observed.
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Fernley, sitting alongside at the regular Friday news conference, said his team would take a dim view of any cooperation.
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The drawing also has Shanghai landmarks, our office building, dim sum and a crab, which is a local Shanghai favorite.
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For a year or so, I sat in a basement room with dim light and hatched a plan to escape.
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The screen's too dim and you can actually see the pixels that are used to create the 22-View effect.
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Meanwhile, Chipotle and other fast casual chains have struggled enough to dim their aura in the eyes of the industry.
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