He ditched the drugs ... he ditched the lean ... and now Gucci Mane is 'bout a different kind of life -- CYCLING!
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Stewart ditched her Christian Louboutins after posing for media at the screening of Spike Lee's Blackkklansman at Palais des Festivals on May 22018. Ditched.
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It opens as Lucybelle Bledsoe, a whip-smart scientific editor who has ditched Arkansas for the bohemian pleasures of Greenwich Village, is herself ditched by her lover for a man.
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Here are all the Republicans who've ditched Donald Trump — so far Here are all the Republicans who've ditched Donald Trump — so far The past 24 hours have been rough for the Republican Party.
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Other large app developers have also ditched selling through Apple.
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Then he ditched his skis for a less healthy cause.
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" Eventually, Levine ditched his shirt altogether during "Moves Like Jagger.
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He was a thief among other things, and he ditched.
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" Eventually, Levine ditched his shirt altogether, during "Moves Like Jagger.
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They ditched the gold standard and introduced more social welfare.
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I ditched my Kindle a month after I got it.
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Then, in 2015, Malik ditched the boys to go solo.
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Well, Apple finally did it — it ditched the headphone jack.
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Steve Harvey ditched the hair dye once and for all.
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Chilean chemical company Molymet has ditched its project as well.
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We made that clear, and Sprint reluctantly ditched the idea.
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Unlike Phantom Pain, Zelda ditched the minimap and activity icons.
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There were the "frumpy sweaters" she later ditched for turtlenecks.
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Some people also ditched '90s fashion trends and went shirtless.
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Some of the widening and expansion of freeways was ditched.
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Accordingly, I ditched England and headed for Oslo's Øya Festival.
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Immediately, I ditched them for other acquaintances I had made.
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Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank last year ditched talks to merge.
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Three years later, the Treaty of Lausanne ditched the idea.
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How I've been getting by since I ditched my car.
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Rivera was ditched by the Carolina Panthers after 12 games.
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Chewbacca should've ditched Han and joined the pro Dejarik circuit.
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This isn't the first time Subway has ditched the $5 footlong.
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About 140 countries, however, ditched the diplomatic name for plain Macedonia.
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One person reportedly ditched the census worker in their own home.
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Microsoft ditched Movie Maker, but never really created a genuine replacement.
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The upshot: She ditched the Giants but kept the Giants podcaster.
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In April he ditched that sale and announced a share issue.
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Bose ditched the three-button arrangement for music and call control.
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Sure, Samsung could have readily ditched the 3.5mm connector, but why?
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Most rich countries have ditched this monolithic model, with good reason.
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It has ditched the pocket protector, but it's still not cool.
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The company briefly ditched the idea in 2014, the Times reported.
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Valve ditched Greenlight for a new service, Steam Direct, in 33.
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Remember when the company ditched the optical drive on its laptops?
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The lander then radioed that it had ditched the front shield.
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The cheesy plastic was ditched and replaced with metal and glass.
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All Turtles ditched a planned AI editor for its Sift app
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He ditched the car and booked a flight back to Dallas.
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They have ditched the off-color sleeves and added a collar.
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Also in August, Ariel Winter ditched makeup to play with puppies.
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Robin Wright ditched accessories, leaving her Grecian-style gown to shine.
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In the past, consumers would have ditched them for international rivals.
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For their ceremony, Ms. Cole maintained some traditions and ditched others.
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This isn't the first time Trump has ditched the press pool.
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Barris and his partners ditched the project, fearful of alienating employers.
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She's ditched the California pastel-housewife look for East Coast chic.
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She and her husband have ditched their former full-time jobs.
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Wall Street quickly ditched its rotating, color-coded teams for many.
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In 2017, Kasireddy, like Thiel, ditched Silicon Valley for Los Angeles.
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She ditched a carrer in traditional banks to start her own thing.
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He made folk-singing androgyny cool, then ditched it for glitter rock.
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Facebook later ditched the human editors and replaced them with computer algorithms.
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Remember when President Obama ditched his suit jacket in the Oval Office?
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It was no wonder Sony ditched the disc entirely for future handhelds.
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In fact, when Kazakhstan ditched DST in 2005, it cited health reasons.
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Where they are ditched, the opposite may prove to be the case.
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During the next song, "Moves Like Jagger," he ditched the shirt altogether.
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Now 27, Jonas ditched his Mickey Mouse past a long time ago.
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Since the video surfaced, a slew of supporters have ditched the candidate.
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Police say he also ditched a bag of drugs near the property.
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Yet earlier this year, the industry quietly ditched its insistence on passporting.
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Prior to release, the most visible change was the ditched campaign mode.
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It ditched its IPO plans in 2014, and its founders stepped down.
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Guess he was disappointed ... since we're told the purse was ditched nearby.
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It left some room to question if he'd ditched this debate, too.
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Do Not Disturb: How I Ditched My Phone and Unbroke My Brain.
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I ditched several Lime scooters like this while in LA last week.
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As president, he's kept up the nationalism and ditched the economic populism.
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The wordmark and numbers have simplified the font and ditched the bevel.
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Tesfaye ditched his usual hairstyle and facial hair for a new look.
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Then Google ditched it from its flagship Android phone, the Pixel 8213.
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Ryan Lochte is officially back home ... and he's ditched that ridiculous hair.
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I ditched the last, most toxic one right before my 30th birthday.
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But I had terrible grades because I ditched class all the time.
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The devil agreed, but Jack ditched the tab and kept the coin.
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Insurance is often one of the first financial products to be ditched.
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At one point, he ditched his car and hijacked a postal truck.
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After three miles she began to get hot and ditched her windbreaker.
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That's still not as far as Twitter, which ditched the category altogether.
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He ditched his robe and chased them down a stairwell, catching one.
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Orlando cops ditched their Rekognition contract after finding it rife with bugs.
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The pilot, who survived, successfully ditched the helicopter into the East River.
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The pilot, who survived, successfully ditched the helicopter into the East River.
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Kurtz thought the fleeing men were combatants who had ditched their weapons.
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Shortly after, he stopped calling me and ditched me for another girl.
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From the memes that say, "Prince Harry married a black woman and she made him move out of his mama's house," to journalist Piers Morgan tweeting that Meghan "ditched her family, ditched her Dad, ditched most of her old friends, split Harry from William & has now split him from the Royal Family," a narrative has formed that the duchess was the driving force in the decision.
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Ever-practical Carol has ditched her short hair for a billowing witch's mane.
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His budget proposal quietly ditched his campaign pledge to avoid cutting Social Security.
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But in April, Trump ditched Sessions' stance following an appeal by Republican Sen.
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Within three months, I ditched my furniture-shop job to tattoo full time.
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Final Fantasy XII kept the franchise's signature geopolitical conflict, but ditched the intimacy.
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But as Anderson notes, it's likely the suspect has since ditched the car.
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That's when Madaris said the teens ditched the weapon and took off running.
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Then Instagram ditched Gotham for no good reason and replaced it with Inkwell.
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Applying makeup without help simply turned me orange, so that idea was ditched.
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The royal ditched his tie and opted to leave his shirt collar buttoned.
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For starters, Burns has ditched the front-pleat khakis and striped rugby shirt.
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It was here Foster ditched his ride and crawled onto the surface streets.
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Apple ditched full-size USB ports in favor of the versatile USB-C.
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He has ditched his lofty know-it-all tone for dialogue and debate.
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Asus ditched the Synaptics drivers and went full Windows Precision, which is great.
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Apple ditched the headphone jack in favor of just using the Lightning port.
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The third winner, Chilean chemical company Molymet, has ditched its project as well.
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The stock rose 11 percent after Tusa ditched his long-held negative view.
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When followed, the man ditched the blind and made a run for it.
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Justin Theroux's keeping his jewelry to a minimum ... he's ditched the wedding ring.
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The article How I Ditched Debt: Well Kept Wallet originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Perhaps that's why Republicans quietly ditched their own slate of ads supporting it.
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He's ditched his long hair and skinny physique, and has reached peak stud.
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Soon his brother, Nick, ditched his career as a prosecutor and joined him.
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I ditched my friend immediately and asked if I could take their photograph.
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Those areas, already covered by the ditched groups, are education, homelessness, and hunger.
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Silly rules telling restaurant owners what size television sets to use were ditched.
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I stayed in the group and thought, 'Wait, this guy just ditched me.
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Lana ditched Murdock in 2012, but she obviously got Axl in the breakup.
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Apple has also ditched the headphone jack, instead introducing wireless earbuds called AirPods.
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Japan's Princess Ayako ditched her royal title to marry the man she loves.
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I heard you ditched your beloved beer for Jim Beam and water though?
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Then she quit the job, stopped paying rent and ditched the long commute.
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She ditched her roommates, quit her job and joined the Clean Energy Crusaders.
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Mr Masisi has ditched flagship policies of Mr Khama's, like the hunting ban.
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The iPhone ditched it in 2016, with other flagship phones gradually following suit.
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Oxford and Cambridge ditched legacy preferences in the middle of the last century.
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I ditched my car and many of my belongings to make the move.
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On Yom Kippur, Sarah visits the bride she's ditched, full of empty amends.
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It lost billions in Europe, and eventually ditched the Opel and Vauxhall brands.
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Have you ditched your MetroCard for the new tap technology at some turnstiles?
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Eventually I ditched the camper van and rented a four-by-four instead.
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Jason Momoa and Zac Efron also ditched their long locks for shorter styles.
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The article How I Ditched Student Debt: 'Monster Payments' originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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Twitter: The article How I Ditched Debt: Lauren Greutman originally appeared on NerdWallet.
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A week after he dramatically ditched the plan, Trump officially reversed course Friday.
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One of Facebook Messenger's first retail partners has ditched it as a notification tool.
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Months passed and it ditched a Misfit OS for Wear OS (then, Android Wear).
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Hailey Baldwin has ditched her normally blonde hair for something a bit more natural.
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Macri has ditched the trade and currency controls favored by previous President Cristina Fernandez.
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He ditched her on 213/22018; days after, he flew back to Saudi Arabia.
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Forensic evidence, according to Sills, suggests the car was ditched prior to the burglary.
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In the days following the referendum traders ditched sterling for a number of reasons.
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We're guessing Kevin's wishing he'd ditched JT for real that night, IF he's guilty.
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The BBC should have ditched the format entirely and come up with something new.
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The orchestra players ditched their traditional coattails for simple black clothing and knit beanies.
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The glass back was ditched as well, in favor of a harder, textured surface.
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Eventually, you ditched shift work and went to work full-time as a painter.
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Motorola ditched the depth-sensor lens that was present on last year's Moto Z3.
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It ditched the rotating bezel and gained the ability to monitor your blood pressure.
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Porter ditched the typical black suit and went for a fiery red look instead.
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Maybe things have dramatically changed for the singer since he ditched those frosted curls.
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Rival Goldman Sachs also ditched its plan to open a desk for cryptocurrency trading.
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If it goes, Congress must have wanted the rest of the statute ditched too.
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Instead, the Air has ditched its price advantage in favor of more competitive specs.
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She actually ditched heels altogether and went barefoot as she walked down the aisle.
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Then in January, she ditched her famous nude lip for a berry-red color.
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And it does not argue that the Irish backstop can simply be ditched altogether.
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Public opposition to the policy was huge, and the government eventually ditched their plans.
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Netflix is more than happy to make it known that it ditched Kevin Spacey.
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It's not surprising that the restaurants ditched the NRA event when pressured by politicians.
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Even Victoria's Secret ditched padding and introduced the category into stores earlier this year.
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Think the fact that he ditched Instagram has anything to do with that one?
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Yanevski's ditched his red uniform, but he hasn't shed that menacing Durmstrang mystique completely.
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When the hospice transport crew arrived, they were told the transfer plan was ditched.
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While J.D. has since ditched his black hair, he hasn't given up on comedy.
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Mark Kirk from Iowa also ditched the rest of the party to join them.
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Mr Chu ditched her just months before the poll and ran for president himself.
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Unilever's board, led by Chairman Marijn Dekkers, ditched the HQ move plan on Oct.
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In 2016, ClassPass ditched its unlimited tier and raised prices to produce healthier margins.
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Apple itself ditched Kodak for Fuji for the QuickTake 200, Cult of Mac notes.
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Check it out ... the Mooch also explains why he's glad Trump ditched the shindig.
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Following last week's military takeover, the party officially ditched Mugabe as its leader Sunday.
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Often the malls' very identity is changing, and the word "mall" is being ditched.
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Miss America 2019 has been crowned, and she's thankful the bikinis have been ditched.
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Cate Blanchett ditched most of her hair for her role in 2002's "Heaven."
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Since 2017, Budweiser has ditched its gas-powered delivery trucks in favor of Teslas.
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Hundreds have ditched their robes in Melbourne, Australia for an epic mass nude photoshoot.
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Taking the advice of an autism and learning disability expert, I ditched my iPod.
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The pop star has officially ditched her red lips for something a bit edgier.
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They've since grown up and ditched the whole same-outfit-in-different-colors shtick.
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Some young artists have ditched the rebel lifestyle to save their own damn lives.
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In "How to Stop Time," Haig has ditched the comedy for something more melancholic.
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He began his career as an Army scientist and soon ditched that for art.
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It ditched much of its commodities business — a unit now causing headaches for Goldman.
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A few years later, Pfizer ditched the business as part of a massive restructuring.
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Have you already ditched your totally unrealistic, pie-in-the-sky New Year's resolutions?
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She soon ditched the city and made a full return to her rural roots.
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Maybe Din was rescued before that division, and he ditched his clan connections after?
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It's a way to keep customers brand loyal even if they've ditched the car.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskiy ditched most of his government in a sweeping reshuffle this week.
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She had ditched her Hot Topic T-shirts for floral dresses and vibrant colors.
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Charles says Jerry ditched him, and went on to produce the show without him.
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The cutout camera on the S10+ has been ditched in favor of a single small hole punch floating in the center (Samsung tells me it's ditched the dual-selfies in favor of improving the single one via software, machine learning and the like).
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"This upset the Saudis because the unofficial deal was that OPEC countries would invest in excess capacity to be able to make sure they could meet demand from the U.S ... But then the U.S. ditched OPEC and ditched Saudi Arabia," he said.
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So it ditched the Series 2, leaving customers with a more simple choice to make.
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This is the first unlimited plan since MoviePass ditched its popular $9.99 one in August.
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He ditched that second vehicle shortly after and ran into an apartment complex, Mina said.
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Mark Wahlberg and family ditched the ugly holiday sweaters for warmer weather attire this year.
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Kylie also ditched her extensions for what looks to be her natural length and texture.
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Employees in Australia, meanwhile, have ditched CLSA for Jefferies, including veteran bank analyst Brian Johnson.
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The singer ditched her signature honey blonde locks in favor of a darker new look.
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Even Boston, after its self-described "miracle" in the 1990s, over time ditched the approach.
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Another model walking the runway lost a shoe and ditched the other one all together.
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She apparently ditched the traditional veil and wore her hair loose in a side-braid.
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Thirty-odd years later, she's ditched the movie star and mysteriously acquired Frank, father unknown.
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Instead the model ditched her bikini top in favor of a breast-obscuring decorative scarf.
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And after Trump's "grab 'em by the pussy" tape leaked, she finally ditched Trump altogether.
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The NBC's drama's sophomore year finale, "The Wedding," however, ditched any such season-closing ambiguity.
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That handset ditched the iconic sandstone back, in favor of a more straightforward metal backing.
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Even though Uber ditched the instant option, UberEats is maintaining its service in New York.
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It ditched businesses about to become commodities, such as personal computers and low-end servers.
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And remember ... Lindsay had ditched the ring for another one just a couple weeks ago.
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The company ditched plans to sell the Macan diesel in the US at that time.
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Drake ditched his tuxedo from the award show in favor of a more casual look.
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Julianne Hough ditched her signature bright blonde hair in favor of a bold auburn shade.
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It later ditched the popular unlimited tier altogether in November to search of better finances.
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What's more, every cast member ditched their noughties style — and we can barely recognize them.
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Sure enough they ran up on us and everyone ditched their shit except my boy.
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The chic, blunt cut kept Swift's signature fringe in tact, but ditched some serious length.
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The best part ... Tito ditched the traditional baseball cap for a bowler hat because #fashion.
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Salling had ditched his ankle monitor and left it down the street from his house.
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After she finished her vows, the rain finally stopped abruptly and we ditched the umbrellas.
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Recently, however, he ditched the fiberglass model and made his own ultra-resistant fabric helmet.
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Paulson ditched her signature light blonde locks for a deeper, reddish-brown side-swept do.
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Dreamit Ventures' accelerator has ditched the demo day, according to Chief Innovation Officer Steve Barsh.
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Post Foods ditched vitamin A, vitamin D and vitamin B12 in the original Grape-Nuts.
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Police in Florida have ditched Amazon's facial recognition technology because of glitches and resourcing issues.
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Bond yields surged this week on trade optimism as investors ditched their safe haven trades.
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Then it ditched á la carte rentals in 2000 to put its energy into subscriptions.
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There's also a stick – the worst offenders can be ditched from the fund's investment list.
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Read more: MTV's 'Ghosted' helps people confront friends and lovers who ditched them without warning.
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It's not clear whether Epic's re-evaluation will result in mythic items being ditched entirely.
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That's why Razer ditched its trademark black and neon green color scheme on the device.
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In 22006, Koichi ditched his job with a dream of starting his own beer bar.
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Rogers told cops where he hid the hammer, buried the body and ditched other evidence.
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The UK tried enhanced age verification for online porn – and ditched it earlier this month
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Queen Victoria ditched those suffocating corsets without blinking, much to the horror of her doctor.
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Both states have ditched their caucuses in favor of a more straightforward primary voting process.
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But foreign regulators are threatening to impose new curbs on American firms if it's ditched.
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Recently, he has ditched that advice, attacking Mr. Mueller and his team directly on Twitter.
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He ditched the tie, grew a beard and hesitatingly began sharing his opinion with viewers.
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Trump ditched the Kurds at Erdogan's insistence and with assurances about a limited clearing operation.
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DK: One thing that does connect them is parents who ditched the idea of perfectionism.
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This is not the first time researchers have found creatures that have ditched their mitochondria.
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He ditched his first Congressional subpoena last fall, when he was still cool with Trump.
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Within a year, Dr. Wahls had ditched her motorized assists and started riding a bicycle.
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Instagram reportedly ditched like counts because it led to people — particularly young people — posting more.
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Last week was difficult for Taiwan, as the Solomon Islands also ditched it for Beijing.
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In recent years, advertisers also ditched Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly's Fox shows after controversies.
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Becks ditched the shirt, grabbed some shades and headed to the pool Wednesday in Miami.
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The young girl had been ditched by a group of friends and was wandering alone.
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"At some point the suspect stole a mail truck and ditched his car," Gerke said.
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As expected, there's no home button; Touch ID has been ditched in favor of facial recognition.
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Foley says the man ditched the bike and dived into a landfill pond about 9 a.m.
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They ditched the initial plan and decided to refine the requirements and issue a new deal.
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Finally ready to make a change, she ditched the soda and candy once and for all.
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Turns out, the singer ditched his platinum hair and is moving on to the darker side.
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Once back on land, Dornan ditched his life jacket, putting his washboard abs on full-display.
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But they also haven't ditched the trappings of the life they built together from the beginning.
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Kylie ditched her $2.7 million starter house for a $6 million Hidden Hills mansion in May.
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"He ditched the teleprompter because he wants to talk more directly to people," said one aide.
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However, 5-Star has ditched an earlier proposal of holding a national referendum on euro membership.
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It is meant as an interim measure, to be ditched once an international agreement is reached.
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They ditched the time-consuming conventional computer-aided design software and relied on their own program.
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Bella Thorne ditched her usual shoulder-grazing red locks in favor of a neon purple bob.
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Barack Obama's administration made some efforts to encourage socioeconomic diversity; Donald Trump's has partly ditched them.
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But then President Donald Trump ditched the nuclear deal and Iran resumed stockpiling low-enriched uranium.
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She ditched pants and went with just a leotard for her latest Stewart Weitzman campaign. See?
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After arriving in her neighborhood, police allege Sanchez ditched the car and walked to her home.
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Many of us on the coasts (and many of us snake people) have largely ditched landlines.
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South Africa has ditched a president, Jacob Zuma, who presided over the plunder of the state.
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Since then it has ditched free-market Euroscepticism for anti-Islam nationalism as its guiding ideology.
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So just 17 months on, San Francisco-based Spin has ditched bikes for something even better.
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The 20-year-old ditched her deep Dirty Dancing tresses for super-long, super-blonde extensions.
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Most gangs have ditched the train and now commute by motorway in smart-looking hire cars.
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Neighbouring Canada ditched its national goods and services tax on feminine hygiene products in July 2015.
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Chipmakers AMS, Siltronic, STMicro also fell 2.9 to 5.1 percent as investors ditched the tech sector.
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The API is now how WhatsApp generates revenue, as it ditched its subscription fee years ago.
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On the Mate, Huawei ditched the monochrome sensor and replaced it with an ultra-wide sensor.
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If you're one of those people who ditched cable TV long ago for Netflix/Hulu/etc.
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It lost additional ground after China ditched one-party socialism in favor of one-party capitalism.
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Christina Aguilera ditched her signature platinum blonde locks this week and, somehow, the world kept turning.
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I thanked her, and she said, 'We're not all like that; I wouldn't have ditched you.
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She ditched that strategy when trying—and ultimately failing—to reassemble the Obama coalition in 2016.
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Greutman was only able to kick her spending habits when she ditched the plastic for good.
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Khloe Kardashian ditched her blonde hair to help Kim Kardashian West promote a new perfume collection.
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Orlando police ditched the software last month due to technical problems and a lack of resources.
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LGBTQ tech group Lesbians Who Tech ditched Palantir as a conference sponsor over human-rights concerns.
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It was recently reported, however, that Trump has largely ditched one-on-one meetings with Pence.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Samsung ditched the headphone jack in the Galaxy S11 in 2020.
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Lopez ditched dresses for an "American Idol" event in 2016, opting for a stunning pantsuit instead.
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Almost every major flagship phone has ditched the headphone jack, and it's probably not coming back.
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As we shut the car doors and they sped off, we quickly realized they'd ditched us.
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It ditched the keyboard, got a cool new OLED screen, and had a lovely smooth design.
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Lately my child had ditched the dresses we'd bought in favor of athletic shorts and sweatshirts.
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Plus the way we ditched the Lightning Port in 2021 and forced you to buy AirPods.
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Fed fears: Investors ditched stocks despite a massive intervention by the US Federal Reserve on Sunday.
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So he ditched them, regardless of what his father and grandfather, both optometrists, would have said.
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These sexy stars ditched delivery -- and their clothes -- and dined in with a home-cooked meal.
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Army ditched its mundane routines and cut loose like a bunch of rowdy civilians on Saturday.
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When an officer standing in a booth turned toward us, I ditched the bike and ran.
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She was saving up for five years when she had a revelation: She ditched her bra.
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That's because Apple Arcade has ditched one of the App Store's core components: the Top Charts.
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That crisis was tamed only when Zimbabwe ditched its own currency and started using American dollars.
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And this isn't the first time Davis has ditched her heels after a major red carpet.
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At one point, the publisher even ditched her trademark boots for shoes that resembled ballet slippers.
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Other airlines including Virgin Atlantic have ditched plans to buy the aircraft in the past year.
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But with the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, Apple has ditched 3D Touch for good.
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As the officers followed him in their car, Williams ditched the bike and took off running.
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They ditched its private equity ownership model by issuing shares to the public four year later.
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It also ditched the signature blue banner that has been on the app since its launch.
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McDonald's ditched the fake stuff in their chicken nuggets as well as in their revamped apple pies.
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In January, Fidelity Investments also ditched the credit card issuer in favor for Visa and U.S. Bancorp.
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As a result, studios around the world have ditched his name — though exactly how many is unclear.
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Augustus promptly ditched his wife Scribonia, and Livia's husband was persuaded (or perhaps forced) to divorce her.
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She then ditched the lipsyncing app for Huya, where she also reportedly had over 2 million followers.
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Isaacs, who has ditched his long blond locks and somber wardrobe, shared a photo of the reunion.
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"I did all the duties for my country but it feels like they ditched me," he said.
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Not long ago, Los Angeles ditched its power-hungry sodium-vapor streetlights in favor of miserly LEDs.
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Since Alicia Keys publicly ditched makeup at the VMAs, much has been said about the musician's complexion.
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So we bought a map, ditched the GPS, and from there on it was just full throttle.
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Instead of walking on stage, he ditched his own opening night and rushed to his brother's side.
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The bags Reynolds ditched at the airport on March 18 contained 68.5 pounds of cocaine, authorities said.
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His original attempt to buy full control of Sky was ditched in the wake of the scandal.
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Last year, Battlefield ditched the modern setting of more recent entries with the WWI-themed Battlefield 1.
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Eventually it made me feel gross, and I ditched the Juul and the girl a year later.
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The actress just ditched her brunette hair, and opted for a style that's much lighter for summer.
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So athleisure is far from over, but seems like teens haven't completely ditched jeans for leggings (yet).
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None of it can be ditched; the gear is double-checked at the end of the race.
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Valdman went one step further and ditched all of his notebooks even for the very early sketches.
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Plus, he ditched his all-American style for a leather jacket and slicked-to-the-side hair.
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The principle that investors and firms should be treated equally regardless of their nationality is being ditched.
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The Independence Day: Resurgence star ditched her shoulder-length brunette strands for vibrant streaks of hot pink.
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Boeing ditched its profit forecast for 2019, as it works to sort out problems with the MAX.
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Even President Obama, one of the company's most visible fans, ditched his Blackberry for a newer phone.
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This is most obviously because he ditched many of his iconoclastic ideas the moment he took office.
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Honorable mention goes to Abby's pack of perpetually high friends, who ditched her when the cops came.
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A day after the lawsuit was filed, the EPA reversed its earlier announcement and ditched the delay.
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The mobile operating system ditched the skeuomorphic design language in favor of a flatter and minimalist interface.
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Netflix clearly doesn't want to stir the same unrest that Google did when it ditched blob emoji.
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Kylie Jenner ditched her light locks and showed off her freshly dyed pastel pink hue on Instagram.
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Authorities said the body was partially stuffed inside a duffle bag and ditched near the hiking trail.
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Once Putin ditched him, once he lost his protection, Lesin's partners and competitors started going after him.
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Mashable spoke to royal etiquette expert William Hanson to find whether Wintour should have ditched her sunnies.
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If any South Carolinians did feel remotely guilty at having ditched her in 2008, they have atoned.
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La La ditched her ring more than a week ago when she moved out of their home.
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Or move to Melbourne, where they ditched a lock out like the bad date it truly is.
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He ditched this group and ran and ran until he came out on the Mexican side again.
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In a surprise move last month, the central bank ditched its timeframe for hitting its inflation target.
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GSK had considered an initial public offering for the HIV unit but ditched the idea last year.
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As we previously reported Hemsworth ditched L.A. to raise his 3 kids in his native Australia. #$weetMove
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Sports Illustrated's 2018 Swimsuit Edition is here and the magazine ditched the swimsuits to focus on empowerment.
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And on the fashion tip ... Wade ditched his dog man purse -- in exchange for another fashion risk.
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He has already ditched the target set by his predecessor of reaching a budget surplus by 2020.
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If you also ditched your cable, the Recast can record content pulled in from an HD antenna.
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Ireland ditched jus soli in 2004, with almost 80 percent of its citizens voting against the idea.
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And Macron has insisted that any communiqué mention the Paris climate accord that Trump ditched last year.
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So he started getting tattoos and ditched his preppy attire for T-shirts, ripped jeans, and sunglasses.
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For the look, Jenner, 21, ditched her blonde tresses and opted for a jet black bob haircut.
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They say he then took off in a lawn mower, which he ditched about a mile away.
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Now we issue bellicose protests and foreboding tweets about Iran announcing violations of the agreement we ditched.
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MSNBC ditched the news ticker entirely in April, although CNN continues to use it around the clock.
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Banning Greek life altogetherAlfred University is one of a few schools that has ditched Greek life altogether.
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But the Trump administration recently ditched that proviso and started talking to its long-term enemy directly.
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Investors also ditched riskier assets for the Japanese yen and U.S. Treasuries, favored during times of uncertainty.
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According to his former bandmate Anthony Kiedis' memoir, he finally ditched drugs in 1997, after entering rehab.
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I ditched my children and husband and booked a hotel room for a week in another country.
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He has also slashed taxes on farmers and ditched export curbs in a bid to increase production.
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It recently ditched its trim 140-character identity to become (to the naysayers) a bloated 280 characters.
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As class got underway one day, the boy, at Dr. Falk's urging, ditched his tie and blazer.
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He and Lubezki ditched the dollies and cranes in favor of hand-held cameras and natural lighting.
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Several of his top staffers ditched him after the first debate, leaving his presidential campaign in shambles.
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And in Oregon, local officials ditched a deal with Nestle to open a plant, following environmental concerns.
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Investors have ditched expensive active managers in favor of dirt-cheap ETFs and other passive investment vehicles.
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O) fell sharply in Prague on Tuesday as some investors ditched the stock after AT&T's (T.
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Turned out they didn't need it anyway because they ditched all formal wear for the beach ceremony.
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He had ditched his boxing shoes, which he had blamed for some of his tension in Louisiana.
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It's a doubly odd sticking point, given how many of its competitors have ditched the cabling altogether.
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Dissolute men pine for wives who have ditched them, and dissolute women carp at no-good boyfriends.
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Malick appears to have ditched the art of conversation, onscreen, for the sake of competing voice-overs.
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Maldonado was ditched after his backers, the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA, turned off the money taps.
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Wireless headphones have also gained popularity ever since Apple ditched the headphone jack on the iPhone 7.
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The three men, who were then 16-year-old high school students, had ditched classes on Nov.
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Sam: If you haven't noticed any difference since you ditched the seal entirely, you have your answer.
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Crypto exchange AirSwap ditched the node system it had built and open-sourced to use Alchemy instead.
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Yeti's ditched the two rubber latches on the Tundra for this single, sturdy aluminum and steel setup.
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Last week was a difficult one for Taiwan, as the Solomon Islands also ditched Taipei for Beijing.
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The shrimp and grits on the Shoreditch menu ditched the gumbo of okra and Andouille sausage. Grits.
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It's no shirt, no problem for these sexy stars who ditched their tops for your viewing pleasure.
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Mr. Gallegos ditched the priesthood and adopted the stage name "Romantico" to pursue a life in rap.
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After a backlash, Facebook ditched that model and introduced Free Basics, which is open to any app.
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One night they went to see a concert, fought over money, and drunkenly ditched before the encore.
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Parliamentary constituencies that overwhelmingly voted Leave in last year's referendum largely ditched UKIP candidates in favour of Tories.
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In December, Yahoo ditched plans to spin off its valuable stake in the Chinese online commerce powerhouse Alibaba.
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Let's Go allows you to tinker with baseline attributes with candies, but otherwise has ditched those complex systems.
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The bazaar strike was the biggest sign of domestic disquiet in Iran since Trump ditched the nuclear deal.
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They demanded Pope Francis reconsider his ditched plan to create a Vatican tribunal to hold negligent bishops accountable.
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If you remember, Meeker ditched Kleiner Perkins last fall and brought the firm's entire growth team with her.
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Probably in a remote, muddy field, cursing the day we ditched our paper maps for the electronic equivalents.
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Since 2006, they've built this organization, now with 15,000 employees, of nurses and they've ditched all the managers.
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Many have already ditched dangerous, polluting and inefficient kerosene lamps: a beneficial side effect of Richard's cook stoves.
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According to this self-reported data set, it's more often the latter: 91 percent haven't ditched their vehicles.
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He's ditched the meds and is back in town, knee deep in rhyming slang, alcoholism, and sago balls.
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Advertisers such as Walmart, PepsiCo, and Verizon ditched the platform and much of the wider Google ad network.
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I ditched the toning step of my skincare routine a while ago when attempting to minimize my regimen.
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It was also a deeply religious response, despite me having mostly ditched the faith a few years prior.
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Years ago I ditched my iPad for the iPad Mini, but I'm now seriously considering going big again.
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Panama ditched Taiwan for China in 2017, and Burkina Faso and the Dominican Republic followed early this year.
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Pokémon trainers have ditched their bulky pokédexes for smartphones that are capable of handling their pocket monster data.
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Recently, Ellison ditched her wizard robes for some thigh-high boots and did her best Ariana Grande impression.
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In the last few years, Tate and the National Theatre ditched their sponsorship deal with the oil company.
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So the team ditched it and pivoted to build out the internal alerting tool they'd been tinkering with.
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Her one-time best friend, Alex "ditched" Hannah when he started dating their mutual BFF Jessica (Alisha Boe).
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But apparently Trump ditched the device when he arrived in Washington earlier this week ahead of the inauguration.
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When the car broke down in Tatum, New Mexico, about 30 miles from their destination, they ditched it.
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It has gradually ditched intermediaries, such as Souz Petroleum, Mercuria Energy and Sunimex from the chain of supplies.
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But as of late, the star seems to have ditched her go-to lewk for something much brighter.
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That's right, the company just ditched its longstanding Lightning port, in favor of the far more ubiquitous connector.
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Philip Morris International has put its weight behind IQOS as more smokers have ditched traditional cigarettes, affecting sales.
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However, the singer ditched his glass over his shoulder while Fallon struggled to keep down the "warm" milk.
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While Miranda delivered powerful lyrics, Lopez ditched the glamorous cape and was left donning a strapless, bedazzled top.
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While Microsoft ditched its numbering scheme for the Surface Pro last year, this time the number is back.
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He planned to camp out at a nearby base, but was captured soon after he ditched his post.
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Iran's leaders appear to have ditched their "strategic patience" as they wait for Mr Trump's term to end.
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Offline playback is ditched, and there's no option for extreme quality playback (which streams songs at 320 kbps).
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She then ditched Kravitz for Leonardo DiCaprio, who had a nice winning streak until Bruno Mars popped up.
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The singer told Ellen DeGeneres earlier this year that he ditched his phone in favor of an iPad.
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So, I ditched the thin wiry stuff for the more substantial, nerd-rock acetate frames, à la Weezer.
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Anyway, I ditched some of the more evil stocks and looked around for something a bit more ethical.
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New acquisition Havas last week ditched its target for full-year organic growth due to an advertising slowdown.
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Finally, I figured it'd be just easier to walk so I ditched the bike and my bulletproof vest.
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As well as a reversal of party orthodoxy, Mr Trump's campaign has also ditched the party's electoral strategy.
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Farage said Friday he would not enter any alliance with Johnson's Conservative Party unless that deal was ditched.
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A person familiar with the committee's workings said there was no sign of the FRTB being ditched outright.
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Light ditched the light-up screen for an actual display that uses e-ink, much like a Kindle.
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Many smaller companies, like the five Soneva Resorts in Thailand and the Maldives, have also ditched plastic bottles.
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So David Cameron was ditched, a mere 13 months after winning the party's first overall majority since 1992.
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Then in 2018, actress Kristen Stewart ditched her heels at the red carpet premiere of "BlacKkKlansman" at Cannes.
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But however long ago it was, the point is, it's the past; Ye has now ditched politics altogether.
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It was that year when MSNBC basically ditched its news programming during the day in favor of opinion.
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By the end of senior year, I had ditched the laxatives, but not the soul-crushing cardio habit.
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Don Draper on Mad Men ditched Dick Whitman in the Korean War and assumed a dead man's identity.
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But it also ditched its $1 annual subscription fee, leaving few monetization options beyond charging businesses for tools.
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I long ago ditched religious dogma in favor of universal human dignity, individual freedom, and service to others.
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Scott returns this week to answer questions from Khloé and Kim about why he ditched Kanye's fashion show.
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It's not surprise to anyone who's been watching closely: Apple ditched the headphone jack in its newest iPhone.
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Anne Hathaway said she ditched her vegan diet partially because it didn't make her feel healthy or strong.
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The cost of care has become so onerous that some people have ditched going to the doctor altogether.
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The handgun used in the murders has been recovered after the shooter ditched it along a nearby roadway.
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The news sent Apple's stock price plunging, and investors also ditched other companies with significant exposure in China.
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Behind her, Nyeusi ditched the wavy, synth-driven sound of its 2018 album, embracing something crunchier, more savory.
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Frantic residents, encircled by choking dense smoke and swirling embers, ran out of gas and ditched their cars.
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Google ditched the fingerprint reader this time around, opting for neither a physical sensor nor in-screen reader.
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If they ever genuinely denied their private jets were fueling a climate crisis, they've clearly ditched that line.
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She ditched her glamorous dress for a white pantsuit, and removed her makeup to create a blank canvas.
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Snapchat offers a platform through which to reach a younger audience that has just about ditched traditional television.
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First, Spotify has ditched the word-based "shuffle play" button that appears on an artist or playlist page.
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But when a stranger recently ditched a bicycle in the bushes outside his door, Mr. Liu was irate.
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Taylor famously ditched Spotify a couple years ago, arguing that the service's free, ad-supported tier devalued music.
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After that debacle, Nevada ditched its plans to use an app from the same vendor that Iowa used.
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Earlier this month Tesla ditched reservations and opened up Model 3 sales to anyone for a $2,500 deposit.
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Pichai was also replaced by another Google executive, Jennifer Fitzpatrick, so the company itself hasn't ditched Magic Leap.
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Capcom ditched the pre-rendered backgrounds and brought the camera to a third person, over the shoulder, perspective.
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On Tuesday, Feinstein and her fellow senators weren't thrilled that the gymnastics federation had ditched them this time.
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As we first told you ... Ray J ditched his wedding ring before catching a flight Monday outta LAX.
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Guzman ditched the car after driving around a mile, and stole a second vehicle, a red Ford Focus.
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Twitter filed a lawsuit on First Amendment grounds in response, and within a day CBP ditched the summons.
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He has not held a press conference for weeks, and has on several occasions ditched his press corps.
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Norman Reedus ditched his crossbow for a bass guitar to join Anthrax onstage and get his thrash on.
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The brothers then left the party, ditched their car, went home, quickly packed some clothes and fled, police said.
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Remember when Lauren Conrad ditched her silky waves for a choppy bob and then went full red on us?
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Research from SNL Kagan found that 812,000 subscribers ditched traditional pay TV in the second quarter of the year.
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It concludes with a reference to the 2 million European users who ditched the social network in 2018. Ouch.
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Plans for a register of Muslim immigrants in the US must be ditched along with talk of a ban.
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Kylie Jenner ditched Los Angeles for the desert this weekend to catch part of the first weekend of Coachella.
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Apple hasn't changed the home screen much since iOS 7 ditched the skeuomorphic design from the Steve Jobs era.
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She eventually called her family to tell them Griffin ditched her at the gas station and stole her car.
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The Trump administration ditched the Clean Power Plan, which set federal guidelines for states to reduce their carbon emissions.
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She also revamped her diet, and ditched her processed carb-heavy meals for lean proteins, healthy fats and vegetables.
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Rome may find itself footing the bill for a bank bailout after BlackRock ditched a proposed rescue of Carige.
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For example, just this month, Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava Phillippe ditched her blonde waves for an edgy neon pink.
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Yet if you have to worry you're going to get ditched for any unforeseen delay, Uber's reliability is destroyed.
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The latest iPad Pro ditched the rounded exterior and home button and has edge-to-edge Liquid Retina display.
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Facebook eventually ditched HTML5, rebuilt the apps natively, and Facebook became one of the most powerful players in mobile.
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After a little over a week of vaping his Juul and smoking his Marlboros, he ditched the Marlboros altogether.
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Microsoft ditched the external power supply from the original Xbox One, and it's all integrated in and dual voltage.
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Pirates would probably be a better franchise, at this point, if it ditched Depp and made Barbossa the lead.
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Important in part because on his road to the White House Trump ditched some significant longtime GOP policy positions.
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Netflix suspended production on the Emmy-winning series following the allegations and ditched a Spacey-starring Gore Vidal biopic.
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He ditched his heavily processed low-calorie products and focused on the quality of his food rather than quantity.
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In America, the Federal Reserve ditched its guidance to investors suggesting that further rises in interest rates lie ahead.
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The announcement came just two months after Toshiba, another Japanese firm, ditched plans for a nuclear plant in Cumbria.
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However, the ghost trains ditched the scenic railroad and tunnel-of-love approaches and made them into morbid funhouses.
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It's a pretty big shift, since this is the brand that only recently ditched its "no black clothing" policy.
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In a speech later Wednesday evening, Trump ditched the softer tone he employed during his news conference in Mexico.
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SpaceX boasts a nearly perfect record for ground landings — except for one rocket ditched into the ocean on accident.
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Thankfully, my scalp isn't sensitive, so I ditched my natural, sulfate-free shampoo, and I've noticed a positive difference.
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Thousands of young Australian students ditched their classrooms on Friday protesting their government's lack of action on climate change.
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Housebuilders suffered and gold miners climbed as investors rushed to safety and ditched stocks more exposed to domestic instability.
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The P30 Pro also comes with an IR blaster, which is something even Samsung ditched a few generations back.
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In the meantime, William Doyle has ditched his East India Youth moniker and is working on a new album.
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The little prince ditched shorts again for Princess Eugenie's wedding in October, where he was also a page boy.
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The microblogging site ditched its 140-character limit in 2017, bumping the restriction up to 280 characters per tweet.
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Zimbabwe ditched a discredited 1:1 dollar peg for its dollar-surrogate bond notes and electronic dollars on Feb.
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Backers of Brexit want the free movement of people to Britain curtailed or ditched altogether from future trade terms.
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The source also said the president-elect was frustrated over complaints that he ditched the press pool last week.
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Now that winter has officially turned to spring, you've probably ditched your heavy wool peacoat for a lighter jacket.
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Ever since they ditched the keyboard, the screen has been the biggest constraint in the evolution of the smartphone.
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She's ditched the blonde to reemerge as a fiery redhead, so you know she's ready to mix things up.
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The market has become so competitive that vendors like Hewlett Packard Enterprise and VMware have ditched their public clouds.
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Apple has ditched the keyboard for the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, as my colleague Anthonio Villas-Boas noted.
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But Coca-Cola ditched CAA in 1995 after its the "Always Coca-Cola" campaign that created Coke's polar bears.
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Frictional previously called it Exploration Mode, but ditched the branding because it could imply the puzzles were gone, too.
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That quest for thinness also means HP has ditched many of the new features that makes Windows, well, Windows.
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I ditched my bag and went right outside to the balcony to snap a few selfies with my boyfriend.
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Thankfully, modern planes are equipped with a bunch of safety features to help passengers if an aircraft is ditched.
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Sabbat ditched acting school and after landing a coveted internship, built a network that helped him ease into fashion.
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The left has figured this out and ditched words over the years like environmentalism, global warming and illegal immigrants.
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For the new Xperia XZ2, Sony's ditched most of its past in order to drag itself into the future.
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Last August, Mr. Iger spooked investors when he said ESPN was losing viewers as consumers ditched expensive cable bundles.
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Purfano ditched her job in Washington state in 2014, sold her possessions and moved 2,500 miles southwest to Hawaii.
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Serena started out in a two-piece, but quickly ditched the upper half as they headed for the ocean.
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In November, a Whitsunday Air Services helicopter with three passengers on board ditched near Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Manuel "Spain" Rodriguez ditched art school in 1959, the decision came easily.
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But preferring to be a drummer in a punk band, he ditched college and the escalator to salaryman drudgery.
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To win over American, Boeing ditched the idea of developing a new passenger plane, which would take a decade.
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Among other things, he's since ditched that "frivolous" soap that was taking up too much space on the counter.
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Elizabeth, Philip and Harvest ditched the bus and got into a van driven by Marilyn, but not quickly enough.
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And while Sanders clearly hasn't ditched his criticism of the Democratic Party, he's become more careful with his words.
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" In 2016, Instagram ditched chronological ordering and introduced "feed ranking" which prioritises posts that are "most important to you.
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We were supposed to support our allies in Syria fighting both the Islamic State and Assad; we ditched them.
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But he was just abandoned and ditched at a practice facility, so he's a little concerned about his gem.
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Turkey's autocratic president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, aims to crush Syria's Kurds, who have been ditched by President Donald Trump.
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The move seemed dubious at a time as cross-town rival General Motors ditched some of its own brands.
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Trade also may come up, as Chile is a major player in the Trans-Pacific Partnership that Trump ditched.
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After that chaotic election, the Nevada Democratic Party ditched their own plans to use an app to transmit results.
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Mulgrew ditched a costume completely and instead created a bold winged look using orange eye shadow and black eyeliner.
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In the 1960s undergarments were ditched in favor of more revelatory dresses, which meant more dieting and more exercising.
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This time around he's ditched the metallic number he's more commonly seen in, to become wrapped up in bandages.
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GE ditched its media arm, plastics division and kitchen-appliances unit, and bought into health care, energy and power infrastructure.
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Earlier on Thursday Romania's constitutional court said it would not rule on the decree as it had now been ditched.
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I ditched a corded vacuum for Dyson's cordless models years ago, and the Cyclone V10 makes that transition even easier.
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Obviously, Oath doesn't want to have to continue paying Mozilla after they've ditched Yahoo and taken up with a competitor.
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For the iPhone 7, Apple ditched one cable you used to plug into your phone by eliminating the headphone jack.
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Carey ditched the gold sequined gown she wore during her performance in exchange for a cleavage-bearing long black dress.
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He ditched currency and trade controls as part of his bid to draw investment to Latin America's No. 3 economy.
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And the whole uprising initially began to protest plans for diesel and petrol tax hikes, which have since been ditched.
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Britain ditched plans to force senior managers to prove they were not guilty of a rule breach under the regime.
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In the S10, Samsung ditched iris scanning as a device unlock method (perhaps because it was easily tricked by hackers).
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Let's review the fates of the Android companies that have ditched the headphone jack over the past year or so.
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Or is Arie Luyendyk Jr. — the race car driver turned realtor, whom Bachelorette Emily Maynard ditched in 2012 — a dud?
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YouTuber Alexis G. Zall ditched vlogging for computer hacking to prep for her role in Netflix's new film Coin Heist.
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While performing during Maryam Nassir Zadeh's show in New York, Solange ditched her signature brunette color for her blondest yet.
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Facing a shareholders' revolt, Unilever ditched its proposal to shed its London headquarters and retain Rotterdam as its sole base.
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Ingraham later apologized after dozens of advertisers ditched her and she subsequently took a week-long break from her show.
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After ETS ditched the MBTI in 1975, Myers found a publisher with no qualms about selling it to all-comers.
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The laptop ban is already being ditched, and it probably did not stop many people from travelling to America anyway.
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Maintaining that blithe posture now will imply—or confirm—that they have entirely ditched principle for short-term self-interest.
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Ever since I ditched the dyed black, heavily-fringed hair of my 2006 emo phase, I've yearned for beachy waves.
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Jessica Alba, Gina Rodriguez, Laverne Cox, and Keke Palmer all ditched skirts and dresses in favor of full-gams coverage.
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Thankfully, she ditched the army green parka to save herself from heat stroke and wore it around her waist instead.
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In an important step forward, New Mexico ditched the holiday, joining other cities and states including Alaska, Vermont, and Oregon.
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But it appears Matarazzo ditched his natural texture for a look most definitely inspired by Keery — and by extension, Harrington.
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The British financial trading systems firm ditched Temenos in favour of a 1.5 billion pound deal with rival bidder Ion.
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Our favorite television stars ditched their character costumes and embraced stunning hair and makeup looks that felt unique to them.
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That's appealing to millennials in particular, many of whom have ditched credit cards entirely, and are careful about their spending.
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Musk's SpaceX was going to supply Allen with the rockets Stratolaunch would carry, but it ditched the project years ago.
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The second Roku stick ditched the MHL standard and did require an additional power cable, like the current version does.
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Regardless of its flaws, most major U.S. ag groups support modernizing NAFTA and do not want to see it ditched.
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Immediately noticeable was that Jolla had ditched the ubiquitous rounded corners found on most smartphones and opted for hard corners.
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It ditched the peg in June, adopting a flexible currency policy, leading to a 30 percent devaluation on the day.
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They're still mad that she ditched them six hours before they were supposed to to go Aruba on spring break.
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In 2017, a string of companies, including Britain's biggest debt collector Cabot Credit Management, ditched attempts to list in London.
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And just when one image threatened to overwhelm him, like the "Ziggy Stardust" persona, he ditched it and moved on.
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Pete Best, original drummer Does Pete Best still rue the day he was ditched from arguably the world's biggest band?
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Macri has ditched Fernandez's wheat and corn export curbs, which she used to try to keep domestic food prices down.
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Now West, who apparently misses the old Kanye, has tweeted that he has ditched his phone in favor of oxygen.
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NBC and Netflix ditched projects involving him while TV Land removed reruns of "The Cosby Show" from its programming schedule.
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While Peltz wore a futuristic look for the event, Hadid apparently ditched the costume idea and wore a simple outfit.
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As part of that strategy, it discussed merging with peer Smith & Williamson last year, but the deal was eventually ditched.
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Voicemail is so over, in fact, that large corporations like JP Morgan and Coca-Cola have ditched the service entirely.
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One news industry veteran, who has long since ditched newspapers for radio, once summed up the situation perfectly for me.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has ditched plans for the country to reach emissions targets aimed at combatting climate change.
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In 2015, CNBC reported that almost a third of adults had at least partially ditched institutional housing for their savings.
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"The Saudis really have a sense of obligation with Trump, after he ditched the Iran nuclear deal," said Again's Kilduff.
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Iowa State — Small changes for Iowa State who have ditched the black collar and added a stripe to the sleeves.
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Berry ditched her short hair for the "Lackawanna Blues" premiere, and instead donned a hairstyle that was long and sleek.
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"We're entitled to more of an explanation as to why the case against Lt. Portier is being ditched," he said.
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I stripped down to my boxers, ditched my clothes in a secluded area near the sea wall and plunged in.
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Both phones ditched the headphone jack and were introduced in new jet black, matte black and, more recently, red colors.
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Stanley Druckenmiller's family office ditched almost all of its Uber stake, selling more than 2 million shares in the quarter.
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He was still optimistic that the United States would eventually rejoin TPP, which was ditched by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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After, at her reception, Cartwright ditched the sleeves, overskirt, and custom pearl-encrusted veil to reveal the original strapless gown.
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Perry ditched the band in 1987 on the coattails of a double platinum album ... they were arguably at their peak.
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Catherine Nicole, who has an online jewelry boutique of the same name, has even ditched trade shows for pop-ups.
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Such concerns explain why Illinois ditched its importation program, I-SaveRX, in 2009 after failing to adequately inspect foreign pharmacies.
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To eliminate the influence of hidden variables, the researchers from MIT ditched the random number generators in favor of stars.
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Last year Apple only ditched the button on its premium iPhone X handset, retaining physical home buttons on cheaper iPhones.
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When it came time to chow down, we're told Thicke ditched his burger bun and ate it with just lettuce.
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But just because you ditched your Bellatrix T-shirt years ago doesn't mean you shouldn't stop looking up to Carter.
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Ordered a hiring freeze for the federal government, excluding military and the VA. Ditched the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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On two occasions, people ditched bags of cocaine in the Centre Block (why not just burn a bunch of money?).
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The move follows stinging criticism of the FRC that suggested its code could be ditched if it was not toughened.
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Friends helped him leave Beijing, and he ditched his mobile phone's SIM card in an effort to avoid being tracked.
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He was a lifelong Republican before revealing in the summer before the 2016 election that he'd ditched his party affiliation.
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But the event, which many C.E.O.s ditched amid the controversy over Jamal Khashoggi's death, was noticeably quieter than last year's.
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Trump ditched the original MAGA hat weeks after Election Day, donning a "USA" hat with a "45" on the side.
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By that time, he said, the four men had ditched the Jeep on a nearby street and fled on foot.
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When Patrick, feeling ditched, tries to catch SpongeBob with a net, he makes a wicked face that internet users adopted.
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GoDaddy actually ditched the "Daddy" mascot from its logo in 2018 when it rebranded, but didn't replace it with anything.
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The 65-years-young actor ditched his shirt as he carved up some waves, showing off his super cut bod.
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Sample evidence over the past decade: McDonald's, Burger King and KFC ditched chicken raised with antibiotics important to human health.
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The Big Three have all pledged to completely decarbonize their data centers, but none has entirely ditched fossil fuels yet.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere ditched his historic $17.5 million Manhattan penthouse and bought a $16.7 million mansion in Florida
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Brands like Rag & Bone and Baja East ditched the after-party, folding the drinking, dancing and Snapchatting into their shows.
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Logo, the show's home network, officially ditched it for the seventh season, but RuPaul was, again, openly annoyed about it.
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That proposal was widely criticized by industry groups, lacked support among Republicans, and was quickly ditched by members of Congress.
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Will House Republicans get behind a bill that causes more coverage loss than the one they ditched a month ago?
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In March, Mindtree ditched a plan to buy back shares in a bid to counter L&T's hostile takeover approach.
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Michonne has ditched her signature bandana, and even Negan has gotten into the game with a nicely trimmed beard and buzzcut.
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Sarah's pick from her episode, Matt, as well as the date she ditched abruptly, John, are nowhere to be found online.
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But the final Senate version of the law, passed in the early morning hours on Saturday, ditched the non-deductability provision.
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Investors ditched stocks in favor of assets considered safer during times of economic uncertainty, such as bonds, gold, and the yen.
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Children across the United Kingdom have ditched conventional egg dying in favor of immortalizing their favorite singer in their Easter baskets.
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And while she's just three months away from her April due date, she hasn't ditched her non-maternity wardrobe just yet!
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Just days after they ditched headscarves in Saudi Arabia, the women wore long-sleeved black dresses and veils for the Pope.
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Pounds, 24, fled the campus in his car — then later ditched it and carjacked another vehicle at gunpoint, the university said.
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But Google Express ditched its plans to delve into grocery delivery as part of a shift in strategy earlier this year.
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The Fuller House star ditched her long blonde strands for a new, short bob, which she styled with loose, textured waves.
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Alpert said that this time around, they ditched any talk of growth models and marketing outreach for a more lighthearted approach.
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I ditched the luxurious moisturizers and glow-boosting 'wonder' serums for a generous helping of La Roche-Posay's Effaclar Duo Plus.
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Nintendo's signature superhero has ditched his red overalls and headed to the beach for a little Koopa-stomping in the sun.
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With a mild whiff of desperation, Mr Thiam even proposed floating Credit Suisse's sturdy domestic bank, an idea he later ditched.
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Notice that I didn't mention any physical music controls — and that's because Bose has ditched those buttons in favor of gestures.
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According to People, once famously fur-happy fashion houses like Versace, Armani, Gucci, and more have ditched fur in recent years.
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Author and entrepreneur Stephanie Synclair ditched a decade-long corporate career in marketing to help other entrepreneurs make something of themselves.
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The national golf-course association had long lobbied to have the regulation ditched, arguing it could have "a devastating economic impact".
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One of them ditched the car and made a run for the open field, which is when all the craziness happened.
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And, at least until the after-speech questions, she ditched her mantra that no deal was better than a bad deal.
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HC bolting leaves a couple of HUGE holes in the DC cinematic universe, since Ben Affleck already ditched the Batman suit.
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Ominously for Mr Sanders's plan, even his home state of Vermont ditched the idea of a single-payer system in 2014.
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A few restaurants that picked up the bill for the ditched dates are also named as victims in the criminal complaint.
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Her lovers included Oskar Kokoschka, a daring artist who commissioned a fetishistic, life-size doll of Alma after she ditched him.
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She ditched her date who refused to pay for her (she left him to get other guys to buy her drinks).
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Anna Chlumsky, Danielle Brooks and Minnie Driver also ditched their makeup, something that Driver says she does on a regular basis.
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Along with her husband, Danny, the two ditched fast food, soda and alcohol, and started meal prepping and tracking their calories.
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At that point, I just ditched the whole plan because I couldn't be bothered to go through with it by myself.
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Ariel Winter ditched flower crowns and chokers and started a whole new Coachella trend on the final day of the festival.
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DZ Bank ditched efforts last year to sell all of DVB Bank partly due to low offers and its shipping business.
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Those born since the country ditched its planned economy in the 1980s are growing more outspoken, for example on social media.
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These films ditched some of the traditional Gothic elements seen in previous films in favor or blood, guts and visual terror.
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Shares in most Egyptian stocks have enjoyed spectacular performances since authorities ditched the Egyptian pound's U.S. dollar peg on Nov. 25.
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It ditched people on nearly empty Timelines with little idea about what or how to tweet or who they should follow.
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The primary reason Oscar ditched wide coverage networks in favor of narrow network health plans in 2017 was to control costs.
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Then, earlier this year, the even cheaper Withings Go ditched the analog display altogether in favor of an E-Ink screen.
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The cast of Orange Is the New Black ditched their Litchfield prison uniforms for some very chic black and white ensembles.
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Since Tory Brexiteers want the backstop ditched completely, the prime minister's chances of getting her deal through Parliament still seem remote.
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Businessman Andrew Yang also raised questions over its implementation, noting that several European countries had ditched the tax in recent decades.
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The people at the dean's office were extremely thoughtful and (because they assumed her husband had ditched her?) almost too nice.
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Originally, a $200 million makeover was in the works, but the developers ditched the plan in 2015, citing difficulties attracting tenants.
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Also, though she ditched the Faceless Men, she apparently retained the face-shifting tricks (not sure where she's keeping the faces).
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The restaurant chain, owned by Brinker International, ditched more than 40 percent of its menu in September and it's paying off.
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But he ditched the bat and glove in favor of pigskin, leading Florida to two national championships, in 2007 and 2009.
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The Dominican Republic ditched Taiwan in May after it refused to match a multi-billion-dollar aid package offered by China.
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Authorities warn that's likely because the big players have ditched heroin in favor of a new, cheaper to produce alternative: methamphetamine.
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The Macau native ditched her agent quickly after realizing that she could negotiate on her own through a forum and WhatsApp.
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Leaning against the ambulance was a young guy who, having got a bit too tipsy, had been ditched by his friends.
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He soon ditched his role as a spy, however, after he fell in love with Daenerys and swore fealty to her.
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Diamond is meant usually for business travelers who get to expense their rides, or people who'd ditched car ownership for ridesharing.
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It seems that Taylor ditched her platinum locks in favor of the more ashy blond we're used to seeing on her.
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Good enough that dozens of professional artists of every stripe have ditched their old tablets in favor of the iPad Pro.
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Volkswagen ditched its iconic logo for a sleeker, more modern design, but people weren't happy about one element of the design.
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Then, Alabama coach Nick Saban ditched his all-everything QB for a freshman, who led the comeback in the second half.
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On Wednesday Trump not only ditched his tax-cuts-for-the-wealthy plans, he claimed the rich might take a hit.
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The two hit it off and spent every waking moment canoodling — until Unglert ditched her because he couldn't handle a relationship.
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After it was ditched in March, the average length of stay dropped to 58 days and was 48 days in April.
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When I left for college that fall, my cousin ditched his own campus and spent a month crashing in my dorm.
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So far, only the iPhone, Motorola Moto Z, and HTC's U Ultra phones have ditched headphone jacks to a mixed reception.
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Delta and American ditched their 22020 forecasts as the fast-spreading epidemic clouds outlooks, while United warned of first-quarter loss.
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Bernie Sanders, who like Trump has made rallies a staple of his insurgent campaign, has also ditched large events for now.
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"At some point the subject stole a mail truck, ditched his car, and there were other victims after that," he said.
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But by the time Mr. Shumlin ditched the plan, internal government estimates showed a five-year savings of just 1.6 percent.
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Many called for a boycott of the chain, upset that the founder had seemingly ditched the place that made him rich.
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Trade officials are also discussing a possible replacement for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact that Trump ditched after taking office.
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Not to mention, coffee giant Starbucks ditched its online store in October in favor of creating in-person experiences with customers.
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Oprah took a tumble during a speaking tour stop ... and then ditched the two things that appeared to be the cause.
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Macri took office in late 2015 and swiftly ditched the heavy-handed currency controls favored by his populist predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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Meanwhile separatist leaders of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) have ditched their weapons and plan to contest elections next year.
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Here's what we're thinking: Trump hasn't ditched his hardline policy; he just promised to pile new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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The tech behemoth ditched plans to build a new headquarters in New York after facing intense backlash from some community members.
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To combat years of falling sales, Abercrombie ditched its logo-emblazoned, high-priced clothes and added trendier denim and floral prints.
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After 2150 months of talks went nowhere, teachers ditched classrooms for a second day Tuesday to go strike in the cold.
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F-Stop, as the canceled game was reportedly called, would have ditched the original game's portal gun for the Aperture Camera.
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Gaga ditched 4 wheels for her 4 legged white horse, a gift she got last Christmas from her music label, Interscope.
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The implication is clear: If they felt like they had a choice, they would have ditched Trump a long time ago.
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The ongoing trade war has already rattled investors who have ditched shares for the safety of bonds and gold this year.
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Apple has overshot its health-care efforts in the past; original plans for health tracking in the Apple Watch were ditched.
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IBM, for example, ditched it for a system called Checkpoint, through which feedback is given on at least a quarterly basis.
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She soon ditched the swimwear for a form-fitting, nude, off-the-shoulder dress, topping off the look with a high ponytail.
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During wellness checks, something he and his wife had ditched in their time without insurance, she learned that she had high cholesterol.
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Amazon ditched the primary front speakers of the original for dual rear-facing 2-inch neodymium drivers and a passive bass radiator.
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It's also ditched the conventional silicon and built its chips out of indium gallium arsenide, which Russell says contributes to increased performance.
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He also ditched agricultural export taxes and other controls, winning plaudits from investors and farmers while incurring the wrath of labor unions.
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Jaime has officially ditched Cersei — and he's come to warn the others at the Great Game of Thrones Reunion in the North.
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This year, the Olympics ditched boxing headgear for the first time since 1984, making it look a lot more like professional boxing.
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Cendyn claims the Trump Hotel Collection ditched Cendyn and went with another email marketing company, the German firm Serenata, in March 2016.
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He and Charles Jones later buried her body, burned their clothing and ditched the digging tools in a pond near the highway.
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The agreement would allow investors in the securities linked to the ditched project to get at least some of their money back.
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IGTV has also ditched its awkward horizontal scrolling design that always kept a clip playing in the top half of the screen.
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Now, Gordon says some versions of the song that have since been published to different streaming platforms have actually ditched his drop.
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Twitter ditched its iconic default egg profile picture for a more generic gray silhouette today, as first reported by Fast Co. Design.
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Like a miniaturized iPod video, the third-gen iPod nano ditched the tall and slender design for a widescreen and squat look.
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It has ditched plans to open dozens of campuses like these and is instead expanding the cheaper ($2,000 per year) ALX model.
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The privacy and security tools new to Android 10—Google has finally ditched the dessert-themed names—aren't the most outwardly flashy.
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Taboo, on the other hand, completely ditched all the implied incest for straightforward brother-sister groping, declarations of love, and possible children.
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Bobby, with the encouragement of his mother and discouragement of his father, has ditched the Bronx to follow his uncle out West.
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Maybe five minutes was too long; but getting ditched doesn't seem appropriate, and two minutes feels too short to start charging people.
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Soylent ditched the old foil-sealing method with 2.0 and in their Coffiest product packaging, to seriously mixed reviews from their drinkers.
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Zimbabwe adopted the U.S. dollar as its official currency in 2009, when most Zimbabweans had already ditched the hyperinflation-wrecked Zimbabwe Dollar.
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"That's where we saw a ton of value in Renovo, so we ditched our efforts internally and made this switch," Cameron said.
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For night two of the democratic debates, presidential hopeful Andrew Yang ditched the tie — and people had plenty to say about it.
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When the reception started, she ditched her wheelchair for the dance floor, where she danced and mingled with guests the entire time.
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But those are precisely the sorts of provisions that could be ditched by negotiators in the interest of concluding a quick deal.
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For example, Amazon ditched an AI-driven hiring tool trained on resumes after it realized that the program was biased against women.
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The star athletes on the U.S. women's national soccer team ditched their cleats and hit the Microsoft Theatre in California on Wednesday.
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It said he ditched his car near Johnson's home, about 40 miles south of Seattle, and shot the man twice, killing him.
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I appreciate the OnePlus hasn't ditched its alert slider either, as it makes switching from silent to vibrate to ringer super simple.
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The scheme was ditched in 2017 after an independent review concluded escalating costs meant it made more sense to end the project.
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Liziane Gutierrez was enraged at Derulo back in August when she claims he ditched her as he left The Argyle in Hollywood.
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At least she's ditched the trench coat, though with L.A. weather now a little chilly, the trench coat makes more sense now.
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And, for us, the opportunity to finally give our ankles some airtime, especially considering that we haven't ditched our socks in months.
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He ditched his press pool to golf back in December and left his press pool to go out to dinner last November.
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In 2012 he ditched his lawyerly dark suits and now wears a tech entrepreneur's uniform of orange sneakers and a purple shirt.
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The U.S. also ditched a planned tariff hike on $250 billion in Chinese goods that was set to take effect Oct. 15.
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They ditched the charter drafted during Reconstruction to protect multiracial democracy and replaced it with one designed to suppress black political power.
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Watch Mr. Hurt's gruff, stoical Henry realizing that his girl has ditched him for his brother, with just a flicker of humiliation.
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At an event for Goodall's environmental program Roots & Shoots, Prince Harry ditched royal protocol to demonstrate the way chimpanzees greet each other.
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Beijing ditched blanket winter output curbs for heavy industry last year, allowing local authorities to adopt measures based on regional emission levels.
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Now they've got a good team, with an honest-to-god Hometown Hero to keep the soon-to-be-ditched fans happy.
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Savage, a freshman, ditched class, got in the cab, and was driven to Bambaataa's house in the Baychester section of the Bronx.
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Meltzer calls it "the Shawn Michaels progression," after the Bucks' hero who achieved superstardom only after he ditched Jannetty to go solo.
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Still, many of us were rightfully taken aback when news broke that he'd momentarily ditched dance music to drop an acoustic album.
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In early 2016, Larry Robbins of Glenview Capital Management ditched the company, which has posted heavy losses over the past two years.
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Fifteen crash-landed in Japanese-occupied territory or ditched off the Chinese coast, and one plane flew on to the Soviet Union.
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The Saints have given their cheerleaders more modest, one-piece outfits, ditched their annual swimsuit calendars and hired their first male cheerleader.
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He ditched what he called the "emotional scare tactics" and branded his line with the friendliest word he could think of: Hello.
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She ditched the MSG that many of her contemporaries considered essential, and added in "rogue" elements like that packet of Cajun seasoning.
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But just as he was gaining popularity, he ditched the pomade and began making jazz-inspired music under the name Last Lizard.
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HP ditched Synaptics tracking in favor of Windows Precision drivers, and it delivered a trackpad that makes this machine a real contender.
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For the 2019 Vanity Fair Oscar party, Momoa ditched his shirt and wore an orange-pink Fendi tuxedo jacket with black pants.
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Proof: The singer ditched her ponytail over the weekend for a long, loose hairstyle — a look fans collectively lost their minds over.
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Imagination Technologies saw its shares slump more than 60 percent earlier this year after it was ditched by Apple , its biggest customer.
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Bradley becomes the second NFL head coach fired this season, after Jeff Fisher was ditched by the Los Angeles Rams last week.
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Since Apple ditched the headphone jack last year, other smartphone makers are launching new devices that no longer feature the convenient port.
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He ditched the leather jacket he was wearing on tour and is now sporting only an old Metallica T-shirt and jeans.
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In February, Fridman's investment firm LetterOne Holdings ditched an offer to pump $4 billion into Oi to fund the purchase of TIM.
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The bank ditched a 250 million pound bond issue on Monday after failing to attract investors, despite offering a hefty 7.5% yield.
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Jenkins was himself a replacement for Sascha Bajin, who Osaka ditched in February, weeks after winning her first major at Melbourne Park.
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Scott was ditched after the Lakers went 20143-22014 in the recently-completed season, otherwise known as the Kobe Bryant farewell tour.
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Jessica Biel ditched the traditional white wedding dress in favor of a pale pink one for her 2012 wedding to Justin Timberlake.
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Many e-cigarette companies have ditched tobacco for nicotine, which has been linked to an outbreak of lung disease, particularly among teens.
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Shaken, Mr. Fuentes abruptly ditched his plans in May and decided to stay here in Honduras, despite its unrelenting violence and poverty.
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" RNC spokesman Sean Spicer confirmed to BuzzFeed News that they ditched the National Review because "a debate moderator can't have a predisposition.
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She took my car keys there, so I ditched my phone that night and just left to join some band on tour.
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When it came to tax cuts, any move to substantially raise revenue made the bill unpassable, so they ditched the effort altogether.
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You could use methyl-tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), but we ditched that in the 1990s because it seemed to be contaminating groundwater.
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Similarly, season two of True Detective ditched the weird fiction (for the most part) and simply unleashed a pointlessly convoluted noir plot.
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Bieber appeared to be alone, but he's recently ditched Selena Gomez and hanging out with Patrick Schwarzenegger's girlfriend, Abby Champion's sister, Baskin.
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" Although Beyoncé ditched a joint album to work on Lemonade instead, JAY-Z said they "still have a lot of that music.
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Apparently, the "Cola" singer recently pulled an Angelina Jolie, in which she ditched her trademark style for something blunt and modern this week.
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Ildephonse eventually ditched the robe, climbed onto a porch on the second floor and smashed the door leading into the apartment, police said.
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Most of us ditched hair accessories way back when, opting for plain hair ties and bobby pins to keep our styles in check.
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Meanwhile, Wendy's ditched its "Biggie Size" option in 2006 in name only — it's just called a medium now, even though it's the same.
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And lastly, now that Valentine's Day is officially behind us, Zayn Malik has ditched his romantic pink do and gone back to black.
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The current logo has been in use since 2014, when it ditched its black lettering and switched the roof from red to white.
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You stopped buying Nike in the '90s, ditched your MacBook when the Foxconn story broke, and deleted Uber because, well, pick a reason.
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Beatrice, the elder daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, has ditched the traditional fascinator or hat for a headband-like piece before.
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But since Apple ditched MagSafe in the new MacBook last year in favor of USB-C, the much-needed safety net isn't there.
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But in Jenner's latest revealing Instagram selfie, she ditched her favorite emoji and decided to cover up her nipples with a dessert instead.
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Microsoft ditched its use of placeholder files in Windows 10 in favor of selective file and folder syncing, and Windows users weren't happy.
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His co-founder, Brian Acton, had ditched Facebook back in September and donated $50 million to the foundation of encrypted messaging app Signal.
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"Deputies who were first arriving there were hoping the plane was low enough someone could have ditched it and got out," he said.
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It was a great idea on paper, but we ditched it because we thought doing that for 15 hours would give people hypoxia.
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The Trump administration also ditched a planned tariff hike on $250 billion in Chinese goods that was set to take effect Oct. 15.
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A girl had to work for 22 hours straight because everyone who was supposed to take her shift ditched work without calling in.
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Pepsi ditched the controversial sweetener last August in a move to placate health-conscious consumers looking to cut unnatural chemicals from their diets.
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However, Chief Executive Guido Kerkhoff ditched this proposal because Thyssenkrupp's low share price had made a cross-shareholding structure unworkable, three sources said.
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Three-hour pontifications on a single topic have been ditched in favour of a compulsory dissertation in which original empirical analysis is encouraged.
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Ayers ditched the detective's car and picked up two more before police caught up with him Monday afternoon, police spokeswoman Amber Thomas said.
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He has not held a press conference for weeks, and has on several occasions ditched his press corps (twice in the past week).
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Meghan ditched her signature boatneck for a V-neckline, and the blue dress cinched her waist with the help of a belt detail.
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Last year, China ditched its blanket winter output curb for heavy industry, allowing local authorities to adopt measures based on regional emission levels.
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The reality star ditched her typical glammed up look for a more laid back and street-style inspired outfit for the night out.
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The proposal to withdraw the Clean Power Plan, which was released on October 0.83th, shows that Mr Trump's regulators have ditched that calculation.
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Since then several flagship phones have ditched the jack including the Google Pixel line, Moto Z, HTC U11 and Xiaomi Mi 6 line.
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A year later, Google debuted Material Design, a stripped-down approach to digital interfaces that ditched bubble icons and included smooth, animated transitions.
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According to People, she ditched her signature straw blonde locks and ultra-pale skin for a role in Destroyer, a new thriller movie.
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Zimbabwe ditched its own currency for the U.S. dollar and other currencies in 2009, after hyperinflation reached 500 billion percent the previous year.
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She has ditched fad diets and avoids placing too much emphasis on how much she weighs and instead focuses on how she feels.
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By the way, Arya and the Hound must have ditched their horses for high speed rail, because they're also here in Kings Landing.
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Things could hardly be better if you're a cord cutter, or someone who's ditched cable for internet-based offerings like Netflix and Hulu.
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They ditched their uniforms for stolen clothes when they ransacked a house about 1303 miles from where they left the bus, Sills said.
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The ECB ditched its waiver on a minimum credit rating requirement on Greek debt last year, cutting off Greek banks from cheap lending.
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It doesn't look like Carmelo Anthony's ever going to win a ring in New York, but now he's ditched his wedding ring too.
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John Kerry and Joe Lieberman on a cap-and-trade plan in 2010 but ditched the talks, dooming any slim chance of passage.
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Ashley Benson ditched the delivery and dined in with a homemade pizza pie ... and we got the recipe compliments of the chef's Snapchat.
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The company last week ditched its unlimited tier, which let customers do as many classes as they wanted for just $180 per month.
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Honda ditched its own attempts to build a small, clean, high-mileage diesel, preferring to carry on refining its economical petrol engines instead.
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As we previously reported ... McGregor has totally ditched MMA training ... and is solely focused on boxing, in anticipation of the Mayweather-McGregor superfight.
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King Salman has ditched the sitting crown prince and replaced him with the deputy crown prince, who just happens to be his son.
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Alas, Kevin had ditched both ladies in favor of pursuing his ex-wife Sophie (Alexandra Breckenridge), whom he cheated on 12 years earlier.
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In an effort to attract new talent, Goldman Sachs has recently ditched its strict suit-and-tie dress code for more flexible guidelines.
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That empire crumbled as users ditched casual web games for mobile, but now Facebook wants to win them back with a PC app.
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Three years earlier her best friend, Kiera, ditched her for a group of cooler girls, and has been mean to her ever since.
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Asked to name a decision he thought should be ditched, Kavanaugh said he'd like to the "put the final nail" in Morrison v.
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Freelance writer Anna Baluch ditched her bank when she got married and combined her savings with her husband in a high-yield account.
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He and a passenger were uninjured when they ditched, and used a water-resistent cellphone to record the aftermath of the crash-landing.
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The country ditched plans for talks with South Korea due on Wednesday after joint military trainings between the U.S. and Seoul, Reuters reported.
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After taking office, Macri quickly cut a deal with hold-outs from Argentina's 2002 default, ditched capital controls and let the peso float.
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Mastercard early this year ditched the word "card" from its logo as part of a rebranding push to reflect more forms of payments.
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The bullet missed the taxi driver, and after the two men ditched the car one was shot and was killed by police officers.
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We've all ghosted or been ghosted upon, and being ditched leaves even the most self-assured people in a pit of self-doubt.
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But though brides have long ditched the traditional red garb for a white wedding gown, a lot of ancient traditions are still alive.
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The boyfriend ditched her while she was pregnant, so she ended up as a single mom with no money and few personal belongings.
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In Super Mario Sunshine—which was a good game, damnit—a series of hidden stages ditched the seaside aesthetic for grueling platforming gauntlets.
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The other big free agent here is Penn, who has had a pair of great seasons since Tampa ditched him over weight issues.
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Peña Nieto has also learned the upside of confronting Trump: he received a sudden bouncein the polls when he abruptly ditched a Jan.
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We ditched the midday sun for a tour of the Acropolis museum that a local friend had arranged with her favorite tour guide.
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In Afghanistan, Trump ditched his campaign vows and bolstered American force levels, claiming that they would engage in counterterrorism rather than nation-building.
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He eventually ditched the pole and stretched upside down to reach the girl with his bare hands ... and pulled her up to safety.
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Apple's ditched it for USB-C on the iPad Pro and, honestly, I can't wait for it to follow suit on the iPhone.
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Gwyneth's husband, Brad Falchuk, ditched his gloves and mask as they got closer to home, but only when there was no one around.
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Unclear why they ditched the sunscreen (maybe they took care of that before getting on the hot sand) but ... do you really care???
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They also considered mailing absentee paper ballots, but ditched that idea because of fears that it hemmed to close to being a primary.
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The couple, who have one child, ditched their leased cars and $2600,000-a-month apartment in San Diego to move to Bend, Ore.
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I also love that Microsoft ditched the soft fabric material on some models, instead adding aluminum to the whole area around the keyboard.
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A few months later, Mr. Trump has already ditched that approach, closing the door on the Chinese and going back to military threats.
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Whatever the case, it's too bad that the rest of this movie couldn't have been ditched as well, or at least dramatically shortened.
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The Palace hasn't announced whether she and Harry will be allowed to continue using it, now that they've ditched their Senior Royal duties.
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I almost ditched work to follow that truck but if I lost my job I couldn't afford the cool Rick and Morty merchandise.
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Penney ditched top private-label brands with loyal followings and introduced new ones that had little relevance to low- and middle-income customers.
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They didn't argue that it was a symbol of history and heritage rather than hate, they just ditched the slogan and moved on.
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Many have already ditched the status updates and smarmy Life Events of Facebook for the pretty pictures of Instagram and silliness of Snapchat.
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Its standoff with the EU has already cost Italy dearly through higher borrowing costs as investors ditched its bonds and depressed bank shares.
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But a civil war that broke out in late 2013 dashed the hopes of oil major Exxon Mobil, which has ditched exploration plans.
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That approach was dramatically ditched by Trump, who tore up the Iran deal with no apparent concept of what to replace it with.
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She ditched the traditional style of gowns and skirts, and instead walked the red carpet wearing a tuxedo complete with a bow tie.
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Remember, Justin's previously ditched a hamster, a monkey and another dog ... so it's a disturbing pattern -- and this time there's a costly twist.
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To combat appearing like ridiculous tourists, travelers have ditched the modern, downtown hotel room for the teeny apartment rental in a seedy neighborhood.
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Swift has since ditched the pseudonym on the "This Is What You Came For" credits, but Nils Sjoberg will not be soon forgotten.
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This time, organizers and attendees said they ditched that party vibe to debate investment ideas and listen to former White House officials talk geopolitics.
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Photo: Rene JohnsonA pet peacock that's evaded capture for weeks in Vermont has reportedly ditched his human family for a group of wild turkeys.
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Soon after his inauguration, Macri ditched the previous government's foreign exchange and trade controls and helped the farm sector by cutting grains export taxes.
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Mid-way through his performance of "Body Like a Back Road," Hunt ditched the stage and joined an adorably embarrassed Fowler in the audience.
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I tried to attend my classes, but ditched whenever possible because the shame of having people see my body was too painful to bear.
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Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez ditched the makeup, opting for a more natural look on Monday as they hit the gym in Los Angeles.
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Yik Yak crashed and burned after raising $73.5 million… then laying off most of its employees as users ditched its anonymous message board app.
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Yes, the gastro maestro ditched a shoe that's all about access and the everyman for one of the most exclusive kicks on the market.
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MK8 Deluxe ditched the terrible battle mode of its predecessor and introduced new and classic battle arenas, a much-needed improvement for competitive multiplayer.
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That's why Tuesday night's "Eggs Over, Not Easy," which ditched conversations about elections and ideologies all together, was good enough to make me cry.
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It was telling that when he ditched New Hampshire before the polls closed, he headed there instead of Nevada, whose nominating contest is next.
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The Jane the Virgin star has ditched her natural dark hair for a sunnier shade perfect for summer, and we are seriously into it.
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We asked the cast of every Real Housewives franchise to pose makeup-free — and they happily ditched their glam squads and shared personal selfies.
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Recently, her daughter has ditched the girl superhero costumes for boy versions of Captain America and Batman, complete with inflatable muscles and plastic gadgets.
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Australia's main opposition party, Labor, faces similar scandals: it ditched two of its would-be MPs this month for sexist and anti-Semitic slurs.
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We asked the cast of every Real Housewives franchise to pose makeup-free — and they happily ditched their glam squads and shared natural selfies.
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Apple ditched the 3.5mm jack back in 2016 with the introduction of the iPhone 7, and some of us still haven't gotten over it.
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The central bank ditched its nearly three-year mantra that the franc was "significantly over-valued", saying instead that the currency remained "highly valued".
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Now, she's ditched that hair color for something far more dramatic and Vegas-appropriate, debuting new silver hair on her Instagram over the holidays.
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A self-professed fan of big lashes and heavy contouring, Cardi ditched her go-to glam and chose to say "I do" barefaced instead.
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It's 18 years later, and Sporty Spice has ditched her rotation of track pants, now gravitating toward Balenciaga, Saint Laurent, Alexander Wang, and Balmain.
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As investors ditched risky assets, the yen surged by over 1 percent to trade at 119.05 yen per euro, its strongest since February 2013.
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A proposed agreement with Anthem, another insurer, which would give CVS an even bigger slice of the PBM pie would need to be ditched.
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It would not be easy: many of Israel's leaders were born into religious families, but had ditched traditional Judaism in favour of secular Zionism.
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Splits with entire coaching team Djokovic ditched his entire coaching team, including long-term mentor Marian Vajda, saying he needs to rediscover the spark.
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YC has also ditched "Investor Day," which is typically an opportunity for investors to schedule meetings with startups that just completed the accelerator program.
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A second dashboard cam video released by the police showed the moment the suspect ditched the police car and walked away into a street.
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Check out the pics ... the 5-foot-7 smokeshow then ditched the pants and opted for a biker jacket with stilettos and shades. Fuego.
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He frequently ditched the reporters assigned to follow him — at one point sneaking out in the middle of the evening for a steakhouse dinner.
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It's supposed to be these two girls who are friends and they ditched everything else and they are just out there in the desert.
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One of the boys threw up on her, so she ditched him for his best friend, but that guy wouldn't pay for her either.
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Further cementing the impression of a production free-for-all, OPEC ditched its last remaining supply-management tool, an output ceiling, in December 2015.
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The lander slammed on its brakes by deploying a parachute, ditched its heat shield, and fired retrorockets that guided it gently to the surface.
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Two elderly men ditched their nursing home in Germany on Friday, and ended up at what's widely considered the world's largest heavy metal festival.
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The shooting of Cedrick Chatman This was the police account of the shooting: Chatman ditched a stolen car and ran from the two officers.
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At the end of last year, however, the singer ditched her long, dreamy mermaid hair for a long bob — and boy was it beautiful.
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In the boathouse, Troy's anonymous fling is revealed to be Professor Hobbs who has ditched her cocktail dress for lingerie underneath a trench coat.
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The company also ditched its progressive dividend policy, which held that it would pay a steady or higher dividend at each half-year result.
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He said a lot of deals were being ditched after informal talks with CFIUS officials who made it clear they would not pass muster.
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Harper's Bazaar noted that how Markle had ditched "her favorite messy bun for a sleek version" during her first public appearance as a royal.
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Yes, Trump has publicly ditched campaign managers and advisers including Corey Lewandowski and Roger Stone, but privately he has remained in contact with them.
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After college, he ditched the conventional career path of a geology graduate—working in the oil industry—and instead pursued a career in brewing.
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The invite system was ditched for the OnePlus 3, but the company is still having problems maintaining enough stock to keep up with demand.
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At Esquire, he vowed to lure more female readers and ditched boys' club staples like the print version of the "Women We Love" issue.
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For the premiere, Williams ditched her Arya Stark threads in favour of an Emilio de la Morena crop top and high waist skirt ensemble.
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Once this latest round of indignation hits a boil, Keurig, in its role as liberal bogeyman, will be drained and ditched by its enemies.
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The technology testing is in the early stages and could end up being ditched from the final version of the iPhone, the report said.
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The US ditched the landmark Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty with Russia on Friday, accusing Moscow of deploying at least one kind of banned missile.
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Aiming to lower launch costs by reusing rockets, SpaceX did not retrieve the booster for another flight and, instead, ditched it in the Atlantic.
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Speaking at Advertising Week, Coca-Cola Chief Growth Officer Francisco Crespo said the company ditched the chief-marketing-officer role to focus on growth.
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Apple, as expected, ditched the traditional headphone jack on its new phone in favor of audio through its lightning cable port and Bluetooth options.
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Since the site ditched the forced use of gerunds, statuses don't just reflect what you're doing right now; they reflect just about anything imaginable.
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This new Zen Andre has ditched religion and the good reverend, stopped having divine visions of Rhonda's assault, and is back on his meds.
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Blur ditched the movement the year prior to go full Pavement on its self-titled album, and Oasis had become a caricature of itself.
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G.O.P. House leaders have, at least, ditched the idea of scrapping the top rate of tax of nearly 40 percent, for the highest earners.
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Earlier in today's announcements, Apple showed the base-level iPhone 11 with two cameras, but it ditched the telephoto for an ultra-wide lens.
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The Weeknd can FINALLY feel his face ... cause he's ditched his beard along with switching up his hairstyle and wardrobe, and we love it!!!
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So why is Samsung finally ditching the headphone jack after three years of holding the line against Apple, which ditched the jack in 2016?
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Stocks in Europe hit a two-year high in May as investors ditched their positions from the U.S. into a more politically-certain Europe.
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He invited me to check out his band's New Year's Eve show, and at about half an hour to midnight, I ditched my girlfriends.
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Another sticking point is the current NAFTA Chapter 19 dispute resolution provisions on anti-dumping and countervailing duties that the White House wants ditched.
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Amazon has ditched the wooden panel trims and is going all-in on the fabric covers, which are now available in four different colors.
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Last year the brand ditched its Coolatta iced coffee beverage for the "more authentic" Frozen Dunkin' Coffee and tried out nitrogen-infused cold brew.
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Ditched and cleaned out by his fiancée (Inbar Lavi), a man (Rob Heaps) discovers that he's only the latest in a string of victims.
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But since Mr. Trump's victory, his European soul mates have ditched that approach and decided to re-radicalize and imitate his campaign's winning strategy.
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The photos of Fahrenthold's notepad, which he posted on Twitter Monday, are already out of date, as additional charities have ditched the venue since.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill is betting big on queso, hoping that this — the chain's "most requested item" — will lure back customers who ditched the brand.
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Previous plans to build an underground wall were also ditched due to high costs and concerns about its durability in the sandy desert soil.
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Barack and Michelle have been hanging with Sir Richard Branson since last week ... when they ditched Palm Springs for better weather in the Caribbean.
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Blake said he had ditched the nickname 'the beast' and was keen to make up for lost time, with the Brazil Games approaching in August.
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Australia has never wanted for a pioneering spirit, however, and local sports have gladly ditched tradition in a bid to innovate and open new markets.
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Most of the experts interviewed for this story said the requirement was "knee-jerk," unnecessary and should be ditched to fix the pilot shortage crisis.
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In the advertisement, titled "Live for Now Moments Anthem," the model ditched a photo shoot to join a group of attractive protesters in the street.
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Now, Python, one of the most popular high-level programming languages in the world, has ditched the terminology—and not everyone is happy about it.
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Moto also ditched the headphone jack in its 2016 flagship Moto Z, and yet it's reported encouraging user adoption numbers for its Moto Mods accessories.
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The Pixel C has also ditched its "app drawer," with users instead swiping up from the bottom of the screen to see their installed software.
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RBS had in August ditched its profitability and cost targets for next year due and Murray said business borrowers were continuing to delay investment decisions.
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We all know that Apple ditched fingerprint-scanning tech for the iPhone X, and present thinking has it that Face ID is here to stay.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday there were no plans to nationalize Carige after U.S. fund manager BlackRock ditched a proposal to rescue it.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday there were no plans to nationalise Carige after U.S. fund manager BlackRock ditched a proposal to rescue it.
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He also ditched his mustache and debuted a nearly clean-shaven face similar, giving us flashbacks to young Jack Pearson on the hit NBC drama.
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Following his instincts, the bull ditched out of a truck and ran to the closest pasture -- a green space on the campus of York College.
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If every two-car household in the US ditched one of its cars, we would save over $26 trillion in car ownership costs, Zimmer says.
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Kardashian West, 36, ditched her hip-length "Cher hair" extensions for a much shorter blunt look while out with sister Kendall Jenner in Beverly Hills.
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Yet Steam Link became the more viable element of the platform once Valve ditched the hardware peripheral and made the software available for smart TVs.
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Leakes later ditched the swimsuit and slipped into another beach-ready number: colorful pants with a white top and a long, floral, kimono-like garment.
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In an unexpected turn of events, Kylie Jenner ditched her glam squad to have her makeup done by people other than her team of artists.
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It's become common after tech industry hardware events to gripe about port choice these last couple of years, ever since Apple ditched the headphone jack.
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Spot gold, which has shed about 7 percent over the past three weeks, is expected to stabilise after many speculators ditched long positions, Briesemann added.
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After meeting up with Baldwin, 22, Biebs ditched the board and opted to take a luxe van the remainder of the way to their meal.
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We'd be in a very sad, sorry situation if the car companies ditched them in favor of their own ecosystems and individual apps like this.
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The actress, 31, has officially ditched her platinum strands for a much richer and more familiar hue: a brown shade with a slight red undertone.
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The star has already ditched her lob in favor of her long, wavy "mermaid hair," but this time, she added some color into the mix.
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And though he's ditched the jheri curl and gold of his heyday, his live performances remain more polished and entertaining than most contemporary rap acts.
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But because the phone is so thin, it's not the most comfortable phone, and to achieve that ultra-thinness, Motorola completely ditched the headphone jack.
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Finally, Frank ditched his lawyer from prison, so he and Bonnie get to have all their mystery-laced conversations in private now, as co-counsels.
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They were arrested about two weeks later, about 1,200 miles away in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where they had changed their appearances and ditched their identifications.
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Since Mali had a microchip loaded with her most up-to-date address, authorities had an exact location for the man who ditched the dog.
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Hernandez went missing on June 30, when authorities say he ditched his bodyguards in a reincorporation area for ex-combatants near the border with Venezuela.
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There are smart people out there who've ditched their razor blades and shaving cream for electric razors and are invariably better off as a result.
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Since then, Darron has ditched the drug trade to set up his own charity to help young offenders leave crime, and also a baking business.
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They've ditched swimwear and clothing, are reconsidering beauty, and are contemplating moving away from underwire and molded cups in favor of the recently-popular bralettes.
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She replaced her plastic cooking utensils with wooden ones, traded her shampoo bottle for unpackaged bar soap and ditched her tampons for a Lunette cup.
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Some drivers ended up stalled out in high waters while others -- not wanting to take a chance -- ditched their cars for kayaks and paddle boards.
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But in a few more pictures Chyna posted yesterday, it looks as if she's ditched the dreamy curls for an edgier take on the style.
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Some, like the FPÖ and the National Front in France, have ditched some of their more obviously extremist positions and project a more professional image.
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He ditched Fernandez's trademark currency controls and settled a long-standing feud with holders of defaulted Argentine bonds, finally getting the country out of default.
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She ditched her white pantsuit for a black and green ensemble that had sparkles down each jacket sleeve and a satin belt around her waist.
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Former chief of staff Reince Priebus's departure from his job, ditched on the tarmac after a ride on Air Force One, was an uncomfortable affair.
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Turkey's stocks and currency dropped on Monday as investors ditched Turkish assets after the country's central bank governor was ousted by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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They entered the bathroom, Jauhiainen said, ditched both their phones and abayas, got in Jauhiainen's car, and headed for Muscat, the capital of neighboring Oman.
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The company is hoping the move will curb a six-year revenue decline as customers ditched its once-popular smartphones for Android and Apple devices.
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Born in northern Greece, Boulis ditched the merchant marines in Canada, where he helped build a different sub chain, becoming fantastically wealthy by his twenties.
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Port Authority police scoured the airport, and Pepper's owner ditched her flight to search for the cat—but the cunning beast refused to show herself.
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With noodle-thin straps, an elegant flair, and a luxe fabric, these have ditched the around-the-neck ties in favor for a softer neckline.
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One more thing on the Facebook front: We learned that Facebook has ditched Bing, and users are now seeing Facebook's own AI text translations. 6.
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These companies were losing money on these exchanges, and as a result, experts were warning that premiums could rise; some insurers ditched the exchanges altogether.
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Ian Coon, 21, of Des Moines, ditched Snapchat altogether, in part because of the number of former friends and dates who were orbiting his account.
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After Buffy and Angel have sex for the first time, she awakens to discover he's ditched her — then discovers that he's no longer strictly himself.
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Christian Bale's ditched any vestige of Dick Cheney from his life, and by that we mean roughly 100 lbs ... in just a matter of months.
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He ditched his old party, the Progressives, and formed the Center Party, a populist outfit promising to squeeze the financial sector and redistribute the wealth.
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Asia's stock markets were hammered as panic gripping world financial markets deepened and even safe-haven assets were ditched to cover losses in the wipeout.
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But, the NFL superstar ditched the long locks for some boxing gloves this week ... and we gotta say, dude looked pretty good on the bag!
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I've always said hello to him, but when I ditched my headphones for a week, I made more of an effort to chat with him.
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Tesla — Tesla dropped about 13% amid the broader market's sell-off as investors ditched what Wall Street views as some of the market's riskiest names.
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The singing competition ditched the faceoffs for week four when Flamingo, Leopard, Black Widow, Skelton, Thingamajig and Butterfly gave their second performances of the season.
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The witness answered that Jackson had been his best friend, then ditched him, bolstering Mesereau's argument that the witness was motivated by a personal grudge.
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But the players ditched the belt in favor of the crown, which has been worn eight times now, once for each of the team's wins.
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Apple ditched the previous "trash can" cylinder design for a more traditional tower shape that has several holes for cooling and a handle on top.
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After eBay, Visa, Stripe and other high-profile partners ditched the Facebook -backed cryptocurrency collective, Libra scored a win today with the addition of Shopify.
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Such a relationship, the paper concluded, implies that prices could slump until 2025 until millennials start buying back the stocks their parents and grandparents ditched.
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Well, he just ditched the group that skyrocketed him to fame, and he's going to be in a period action-drama about WWII called Dunkirk.
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Amazon ditched its own on-demand restaurant food delivery service last summer, and Uber sold off its India program to a competitor earlier this week.
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Global equities recovered modestly after their largest one-day fall in nearly two years on Monday, when volatility surged and investors ditched stocks and bonds.
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A few days earlier at a conservative conference where he literally hugged a flag, Trump ditched his script and rambled for two mostly incoherent hours.
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Editorial Early this month, House Republicans ditched a plan to gut an independent congressional ethics agency after their attempt set off a burst of outrage.
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As investors ditched riskier assets, the yen surged by more than 1 percent to trade at 119.05 yen per euro, its strongest since February 2013.
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The ITS name was ditched in favor of BFR, which stands for "Big F---ing Rocket" or "Big Falcon Rocket," depending on who you ask.
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Russia has ditched its holdings of U.S. Treasuries in the past few months as relations between Moscow and Washington have deteriorated, data showed last month.
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