Beam does for charts what Venngage does for infographics as a whole.
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What Altman does for Silicon Valley tech startups, Tarrant does for hedge funds.
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What Criterion does for movies and DVDs, Taschen does for the printed page.
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What the music does for you is what the music does for me, too.
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Reading does for the brain what exercise does for the body — it makes you stronger.
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What Photoshop does for images, InDesign does for publishing materials like newsletters, posters, or other promotional items.
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But he never seems to truly understand Andi and never does for Andi all the things she does for him.
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ROLIE POLIE GUACAMOLE (Monday through Thursday) What the avocado-based appetizer does for taste buds, this Brooklyn-based group does for young music lovers.
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Beyonce does for the feminine other what rap does for the masculine: instills self-confidence, solidarity, and swagger for everyone historically denied those things.
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There's so much out there, in the news, every night about what fitness does for you, or what, you know, a better diet does for you.
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What adrenaline does for the body, moral clarity does for semantics: It generates a surge of willpower, serving as a prelude to — and maybe a pretext for — combat.
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It does for everyone, and when it does for Jagr — be it at 45, or 55 or beyond — he will think about what comes next, but not a moment before.
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Rovio said profit was squeezed by Hatch Entertainment, a spin-off business that is developing 5G streaming access to mobile games the way Netflix does for movies and Spotify does for music.
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It's something he does for a lot of different cases.
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This is what the Food God does for you people.
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That's what overcoming the odds does for your WAR score.
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We never find out what he does for a living.
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Should he ask her what she does for a living?
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Can't wait to see what he does for Mother's Day.
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And really that's what Ferris does for the entire movie.
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I'm on Medicare — I see what it does for us.
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"The vetting the firm does for you helps," she said.
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But for her, as it does for so many, Sept.
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The work Shaun does for the black community is incredible.
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The firm has a pilot project, internally called the "Nike Intent Detection" system, which does for fulfilment-centre associates what Amazon Go does for shoppers: it tracks what they pick and place on shelves.
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Are you excited to see what she does for the brand?
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What it does for my body—it's so joyous and intense.
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Nobody was quite clear about what he does for a living.
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That's the way he plays, that's what he does for us.
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"Do you know what my husband does for work?" she said.
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It just doesn't scratch the itch that basketball does for me.
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I like what it does for women in these reporter roles.
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That all came much later, as it does for most women.
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That's what Donald Trump does for god sakes, based on fear.
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And pool membership costs more than it does for the men.
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But it's amazing what the Old Boys' club does for itself.
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And so I love what [Biller] does for that same reason.
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Through it, we can better understand both the need to hold white supremacists accountable for their actions, as Sweeney does for Derek, and invite them to embrace a life of love, as Derek does for Danny.
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I'm not sure it ever does for ELL (English Language Learners) students.
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Could that be something he does for love before the series ends?
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The dock hides much like it does for fullscreen Mac apps, too.
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He'll say anything to hide what his mother does for a living.
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The Nigerian Haze heightened my senses, as it does for many others.
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That goes as much for wokeness as it does for runway trends.
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I guess that's what winning three World Series titles does for you.
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I totally underestimated what this type of transplant does for these women.
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It is also not fully apparent what Pavel does for a living.
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He writes: Can you tell me what Hillary Clinton does for fun?
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"Can you tell me what Hillary Clinton does for fun?" he writes.
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And that's what the treatment industry does for a lot of people.
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Lumen does for video synthesizers what Garage Band did for making music.
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"PSVR does what Rift does for less," spit frothy-mouthed PS4 owners.
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All that really does for you is make sure you're never satisfied.
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EW: What do you think having the Turner does for "Vertigo Sea"?
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In the end, does it matter "what Hillary Clinton does for fun"?
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It's not easy to describe what Randy Weiner does for a living.
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No one has actually said this is what it does for you.
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HiStudios sometimes just sells the ads, like it does for Tyson's show.
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To be fair: Do you know what Chandler does for a living?
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Resistance doesn't come naturally to Offred the way it does for Moira.
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I suspect it does for at least a small number of people.
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And as it does for many people, it started out about weight.
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And as it does for many people, it started out about weight.
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It is not obvious what Sessions thinks he does for a living.
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Second, escalation carries more risks for Tehran than it does for Washington.
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They may have provided insulation and other benefits, as hair does for mammals.
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It was the usual chit-chat about what he does for a living.
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And so far nothing makes an effective substitute, as methadone does for heroin.
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She earns around ten times less than he does for the same work.
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Sharkey is also quick to note what else Brandless does for its customers.
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I love my wife for everything she does for me and our kids.
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The flashback-heavy framing works better for dramas than it does for comedies.
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Nick: It is truly amazing what private alone time does for a relationship.
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What are you hoping this album does for South Asian identity and representation?
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Ecosystem services are things that nature does for us without any human intervention.
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It's also what Pornhub's parent company, MindGeek, does for its mainstream tech branch.
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But I do always try to imagine what Axl Rose does for example.
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"Most important, perhaps, is what this does for HBC's financial condition," Baker said.
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And that is what the game does for many, many of its players.
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For now, she sometimes avoids telling people what she does for a living.
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Sometimes, she'll just avoid telling people what she does for a living altogether.
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The song did for me what I think it does for other folks.
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The government does not publish quality measures as it does for nursing homes.
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It was, she said, the type of thing she does for fellow lawyers.
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This is similar to what Zyabkin of SERPninja said he does for clients.
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Explain what more money in the family bank account does for them, personally.
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Ultimately, I'm not quite sure what this very cool technology does for Oculus.
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But other details raise questions about what, exactly, Kharchenko does for a living.
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Time is coming for Felix, as it does for every other baseball player.
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Michael Cohen has long been straightforward about what he does for Donald Trump.
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RJ Lee said it does not comment on the work it does for clients.
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I ask him what he thinks about what the government does for the elderly.
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What do you think getting out into another country does for a TV show?
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That's not to say that Walmart doesn't need Jet; it does, for myriad reasons.
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So far nothing makes an effective substitute for it, as methadone does for heroin.
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I also think this is one of the great things art does for us.
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Your heart sinks, as it does for anyone gunned down in the United States.
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We have so much respect for them, the nation does, for what they've accomplished.
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"But for blacks, it entails significantly more financial risk than it does for whites."
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This could be one of the last expendable launches SpaceX does for a while.
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While the setup may not work for some companies, it certainly does for Bumble.
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And one day luck might go against me, like it does for AD here.
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SEC law also doesn't prohibit this in the same way it does for securities.
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We've never had that before and we can see what that does for us.
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Can you talk about what distilling those feelings in your music does for you?
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Deidre, can you tell us what Workboard does for folks who might be unfamiliar?
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They don't have a big diplomatic core like the United States does for example.
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Your company likely has a "big why" around what it does for the world.
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Because in some regards, that is what religion does for a lot of people.
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All work AggregateIQ does for each client is kept separate from every other client.
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It's hard to describe in a word what Kirk Franklin does for a living.
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Better yet, he's trying to explain what the indie label does for a game.
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The Scotch does more for the onions than the bourbon does for the burger.
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So, they did what everyone does for major life events: They had a photoshoot.
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Google doesn't go all-out as Apple does for its "Best of 2019" picks.
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Jody does not even know for sure what his buddy does for a living.
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By contrast, people like government less when they don't appreciate what government does for them.
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It is a result of thinking about what a building is and does for people.
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It makes me feel accepted and safe, just like it does for other LGBTQ people.
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Volvo must have the same reputation for sustainability as it does for safety, he said.
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This is similar to what Daniel does for Fitzgerald when they are on the ground.
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If this is what she does for the Oscars, I can't wait to see more.
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Notice how unique and strong this muscle is, and how much it does for you.
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A monarchy's does, for the office may be held by the same person for decades.
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And voilà, that's exactly what it does:At least, that's what it does for male faces.
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CRAMER: DOES THIS BRING IN MORE MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO THAN IT DOES FOR SALESFORCE?
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Click through to learn what each vitamin does for you and where to find 'em.
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Other systems automatically match drivers to loads, much as Uber does for taxis and passengers.
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Florida does not issue licenses for naturopathic practitioners, as it does for doctors, Dalton said.
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"The tattoo on me doesn't mean the same thing that it does for my dog."
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The brain hasn't evolved to do all the things it does for a specific purpose.
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It doesn't really matter how old Edwin is, or what he does for a living.
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"I love my wife for everything she does for me and our kids," he said.
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But in Lebanon it's really hard to see what this does for him at all.
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"I just love music, and I love what music does for people," Mr. McBride said.
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As it does for many prisoners, art became her way to survive on the inside.
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What does 'for now' mean and might it imply a possible change in forward guidance?
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This means there's really no simple, strong explanation for what diplomacy does for America's taxpayers.
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What this performance does for Severino's place in the pecking order remains to be seen.
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Sadly, her takeover might happen, as it does for today's youths, by way of TikTok.
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She has to bat away a simple inquiry into what she does for a living.
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Yet it informs every one of her stories — just as it does for debut novelists.
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"Immigration drives our base and drives it more than it does for Democrats," said Heye.
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Google is keeping a free version of Hangouts as it does for Gmail and Docs.
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He seems, in fact, to be totally uninterested in what she does for a living.
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Canada spends, on average, about half of what the United States does for health care.
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Will race yet again emerge as an issue as it often does for the Duchess?
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"They need to account, Saudi Arabia does, for what happened in the consulate," Graham said.
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Students are made to copy and repeat aloud what the teacher does for entire lessons.
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But his job is not to muddy the legacy of characters we know and love — like Albus does for Harry and Ginny, and like Rose does for Ron and Hermione — but to develop and humanize Draco, who is fairly underdeveloped in the original seven books.
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I leave yoga feeling light-hearted and at peace, which no other class does for me.
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Explain what Patreon does for people like me, or anyone else who wants to make money.
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"And so when we think about a work stoppage, think about what that does for them."
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She has great respect for him and his talent and he does for her as well.
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Everything Facebook does, for now, is in reference to the Facebook system, not apps used elsewhere.
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But for some, that process takes a whole lot longer than it does for everyone else.
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Tomorrow's SpaceX launch will be the seventh mission the company does for long-standing customer Iridium.
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No matter what he does for the rest of his life, he'll be compared to that.
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Can't wait to see what the new Miss Meow does for the community during her reign.
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From an early age, as it does for so many, music provided a means of escape.
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Luxe also offers overnight storage and drive-home options as it does for other car owners.
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As a result, "Mommy votes," is how Abigail describes what her mother does for a living.
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The guys all love him in the room and what he does for our hockey team.
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Obviously, what I wrote is not what I think about what he does for a living.
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But here's what I hope the series does for the love of my Disney-filled life.
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Billionaires owning newspapers makes much more sense for billionaires than it does for a healthy democracy.
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When people ask him what he does for a living, he says he races toy helicopters.
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He does all he does for the greater good of that venerable American institution, the NFL.
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"Most important, perhaps, is what this does for HBC's financial condition, " Baker said, of the deal.
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Suddenly, she's being asked to do for persecuted white women what Oprah Winfrey does for books.
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My daughters are officially old enough to be cognitive of what mommy actually does for work.
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"I hope it does for HIV/AIDS what Truth or Dare did for homosexuality," said Gauwloos.
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Art is worthwhile, both for what it does for the soul and for a viable society.
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The company relies on aggregated, anonymized location history data, just like it does for popular times.
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They muster about as much enthusiasm for sex as a human does for a root canal.
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He also emphasized how much the bill does for nuclear power, a top priority for Alexander.
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He (or she) does for himself rather than waiting for the government to provide for him.
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That's where fantasy (sports) means more for us than it does for a lot of people.
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The Associated Press is expanding the work it does for Facebook's independent fact-checking program, too.
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"Think about what Google Analytics does for websites — we do that for computer networks," Ankumah said.
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What it does for the spirits of people petrified by his country's trajectory can't be overstated.
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That way, the puzzle stays just as fresh for me as it does for the solver.
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So what she does for about a week is spritz him with some of her urine.
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We're trying to gather information on who Fernandez is and what he does for a living.
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But in its first iteration, it serves to do more for Amazon than it does for you.
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But that tends to work much better for manufactured goods and food than it does for services.
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So you took this job and you ... Explain what the ADL does, for those that don't know.
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His heart, his spirit, his soul is just incredible, beyond what he does for the fire department.
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The Trump administration does what it usually does for its base, and this really motivates their base.
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I'm not mad that the system works slightly differently for the president than it does for me.
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Clearly, GEO Group uses the same blueprints for its detention centers as it does for its prisons.
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Then we'll see if Drake has the same magic touch for whiskey as he does for bangers.
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To this day, he said, his mother has no clue what her son does for a living.
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Again, Verizon's locked bootloader affects the trade-in value here, as it does for the smaller Pixel.
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Be holy by loving and caring for your husband or wife, as Christ does for the Church.
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In the work he does for his day job, Everett starts with grapes as his raw material.
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That helps create that family atmosphere for the fans as much as it does for the artists.
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What Nanjiani does for an encore will obviously be challenging, given the personal nature of the film.
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The idea is that SeedLegals will do for a startup's legals what Xero does for its accounting.
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"The more gilts suffer, the less the pound does, for now," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said.
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No matter what he does for the rest of his life, nothing can top that storybook moment.
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Once you've found the perfect View adjustment, it feels great — or at least, it does for me.
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He lives in the South now, and I have no idea what he does for a living.
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O'Neill doesn't make the sleeveless suit in a 3mm, but Aqua Lung does, for men and women.
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And what that does for an investor is that always gives us the ammunition to reinvent ourself.
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Jonathan Ames has been my favorite at what he does for as long as I can remember.
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But like he does for every political event in New Hampshire, Supreme campaigned outside in the cold.
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The President likes what Giuliani does for him and thinks he is effective, the team member said.
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In a calm, unaffected voice, Julian Rozzell Jr. talks about the traveling his character does for work.
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Time marches on for Victoria Beckham, but not in the same way it does for mere mortals.
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Whatever breast milk does for an adult, drinking it still feels like you're stealing from a baby.
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No, I'm so appreciative of what Drake does for this city and how much he reps it.
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One way he found to occupy himself led directly to the work he does for KnowYourMeme today.
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That leaves much more room for a Republican Senate hold than it does for a Trump win.
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Should it make a big deal of the anniversary, as it consistently does for World War II?
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What the "Galaxy" series of "Super Mario" games did for 3D, the "New" series does for 2D.
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When news producers have asked what he does for a living, Mr. El-Gamasy has been evasive.
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"It's hard to describe what he does for us — you have to see it firsthand," Green said.
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Can you tell us a little bit about what first lady Melania Trump does for the country?
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It does for some years — enough to be like, 'I should get married, and I'll be different.
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But that seems less like an argument for waiting longer than it does for acting more quickly.
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Scott sticks up for Kim, asking Kris if she even realizes how much Kim does for her family.
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The person noted that Joe Biden has a far stricter standard now than Trump does for his children.
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Wagner draws on much of the same source material as Tolkien does for The Lord of the Rings.
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Still, though, Cuoco earns more per episode for The Big Bang Theory than Vergara does for Modern Family.
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Benioff is adamant that the work Salesforce does for CBP is unrelated to President Trump's family separation policy.
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The agency doesn't make its reports about the conditions of the facilities available like it does for others.
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Israel has rejected his application (as it increasingly does for many), saying he didn't fit the law's criteria.
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Twitter has said that it would enforce the same rules for Trump as it does for other accounts.
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I don't like everything she does, for sure, but she is always riding the crest of the wave.
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And its protective effects may wear off faster for this age group than it does for young people.
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Moreover, for many young Britons, Europe means something different than it does for their continental counterparts—quite literally.
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The term "4K resolution" also comes up a-plenty, as does "for the fans," or something like it.
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Lauren LeRoy gets a lot of surprised looks when she tells people what she does for a living.
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The Twitter world seemed so much better back then, as the past often does for the struggling company.
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The truth is, it's not what your money does for you, it's what you do for your money.
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She's never used it in a role, but it's something she does for fun from time-to-time.
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He actually does what Randall does for a living, and he calls in and consults on the show.
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I would begin my explanation with this question: Can you tell me what Hillary Clinton does for fun?
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He seems capable only of being forced to do for black citizens what he willingly does for others.
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"The main thing that the IPO does for us is reduce our reliance on debt financing," added Rees.
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The government reimburses insurers more for 4-star rated Medicare plans than it does for lower-rated plans.
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"We greatly value the work M.S.F. does for the people of Yemen under difficult circumstances," the coalition said.
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The expiration date for Android-based hardware from other manufacturers varies, though, as it does for Windows Phone.
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It more or less offers everything the $99 Frieling French Press does for less than half the price.
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But keeping access as an outsider costs money, as it does for nonmember states like Norway and Switzerland.
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When he does — for, again, what might be his final fight as the character — it feels suitably epic.
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Even more important is what the dollar's prominence in global finance does for America's place in the world.
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Mr. Forsythe gives Ms. Baulac equal agency here, as he does for all the women in the piece.
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The Wyze app offers most of the same features for the V2 that it does for the Pan.
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"What this does for Joe Biden is it helps shape how voters are thinking about him," Devine said.
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Surely, many free agents could fit just as snugly for other teams as Santana does for the Phillies.
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One unquestionable virtue of "Everybody Knows" is how vividly it underscores what Iran does for the director's imagination.
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The company told Michael it hoped to offer a suite of women's products, as Harry's does for men.
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All Helen wants is for her to stay none the wiser of what she does for a living.
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OMAHA — Practice day at the College World Series began Friday as it usually does for the participating teams.
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What Peloton did to shave time off getting a great workout, Thistle does for eating a nourishing meal.
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But it's unclear what "modern French flair" is, exactly, and what, if anything, it does for Indonesian cuisine.
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This means that for some niche topics, understanding what's going viral means more than it does for others.
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And yet she has harsher words for me and for NRA members than she does for MS-13.
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Disclosure: Mark Tepper does not personally own shares of Wal-Mart, but his firm does for clients. Disclaimer
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"If you're a subscription-based service, what kids' content does for you is it prevents churn," says Williams.
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New Delhi's Oberoi hotel has a dear place in my heart, as it does for many city natives.
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Another key question — for Apple, in particular — is what a Trump election and presidency does for the economy.
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I mean, I ran the New Yorker's website when we put up a paywall, so I learned how we did it, but more importantly I saw what it does for your business model and what it does for your journalism model, and I want to bring those things over to Wired.
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Deckard feels more compassion and empathy for his goat than he does for the virtually human androids he murders.
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Is that what alcohol does for me?" and "My first thought when I woke up this morning was, 'Shit.
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And this works for teams with yawning lineup holes like Cleveland's as much as it does for everyone else.
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"I admire her energy and tenacity, and love what she does for the plus community," Augustine said of Golden.
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Selling video games to fans will essentially work the same for Twitch Affiliates as it does for Twitch Partners.
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"The most important facet of exercise for me is what it does for me psychologically," Metcalfe, 38, tells PEOPLE.
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After Booker's assault, Abounding Prosperity got her into safe, temporary housing, as it does for many of its clients.
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At night he sleeps near the park dog's kennel, which rangers believe he does for safety from preying animals.
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Hoda Kotb asked Johnson what it'll be like when Boomer learns what, exactly, his dad does for a living.
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But I don't think that the value in Wilson's translates is in just what she does for the women.
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"You forget how much Sue does for this team," said Diana Taurasi, the top game scorer with 18 points.
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What it does for a sense of their love and strength of your family can't be talked about enough.
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Well, as it turns out and keeping with Uber's mode: Travis Kalanick does for the next hour at least.
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It's easy to envy these people; after all, they rake in cash doing what everyone else does for free.
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That's what coin-shaped licorice does for me, because it melts so nicely and glides around in my mouth.
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A Snapchat spokesperson gave no official comment, but told me this is something the company does for its community.
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What some63 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness.
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Being stoned means something different for people who get stoned than it does for people who don't get stoned.
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We use Wikipedia, just like Google does for ... But Yelp is getting crushed by Google, they've talked about it.
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This will involve tracking the disease, something the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) does for other outbreaks.
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The F.C.C. has promised it will not impose rate regulations on the firms like it does for phone companies.
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The President speaks in hashtag, but so do the President's opponents, and so does, for example, the #MeToo movement.
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Ascriptions of authenticity, whether justified or not, can yield big dividends as it does for some products and politicians.
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What some1 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness.
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"Really, it comes down to what it does for every pitcher: Execute one pitch at a time," Girardi said.
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Topics include what she does for a girls' night out and how she handles emotions in the public arena.
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Tim Winship, an American who worked in the travel industry before chronicling it, which he now does for smartertravel.
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And then I want you to sit and think about all the amazing things your body does for you.
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Kris has been lying about everything Kylie does for her, just to get more out of her older daughters!
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Whatever it does for tourism, "Cold War 2" helps affirm Hong Kong's film industry as a sturdy action factory.
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Trusting a deep bench, Zaidi said, has different implications for the regular season than it does for the postseason.
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The law applies to everyone and the authorities will not discriminate regardless of what one does for a living.
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And if it does, for all her battle scars, she could wind up being one of our greatest presidents.
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"Christians want to believe that everything the church does for them is for their safety and salvation," he said.
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For years to come, the future will look different for people of color than it does for white people.
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It charges twice as much for a soft pull as it does for a hard pull, housing counselors said.
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If left unchecked, by 2050 air-conditioners would use as much electricity as China does for all activities today.
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As their relationship progresses (without Patrice finding out what Ron does for a living), they argue tactics and philosophy.
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"I have all the respect in the world for Phil and what he does for his family," Mackay said.
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"He does for biography what Cheryl Strayed did for the Pacific Crest Trail," Stacy Schiff writes in our review.
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" Sanders said she "works on my phone and my iPad, my computer, as she does for the whole office.
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When I think of the goodness of Jesus and all that he does for me, my soul cries out.
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Another Pirate, Stephen Chun, talked about the awkward moment when he is asked what he does for a living.
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From ages 22 to 32, pay for female college graduates actually grows slightly faster than it does for men.
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Nothing else compares to what the Amazon rainforest does for itself, the region, and the rest of the planet.
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The play does, for example, mash together Bollywood actors, Ukrainian ballerinas, and Austrian orchestras, for your cacaphonic viewing pleasure.
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He speaks of writing in very practical terms, describing it, often in lament, as something he does for survival.
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Friendly reminder, embarrassed has to Rs and two Ss. KS: Yes indeed, it does, for those who cannot spell.
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Ultimately what that does for what we are investing in, in a great company that's overlevered … it forces prices down.
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We would like to say that we are 100% behind our advisor and everything he does for our children/students.
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"All this report does for me is show how little the FBI cared about the investigation," she told The Verge.
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Trump then went into his complaints about how much the US does for Ukraine and that it isn't really reciprocal.
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The actress revealed to another outlet that her children with Green have no idea what she does for a living.
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Eventually, WarnerMedia wants to charge more for that service than it does for HBO, which generally costs $93 a month.
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" Broaddrick told CNN that not long after the alleged rape, Hillary Clinton thanked her "for everything she does for Bill.
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Think of all the good micellar water does for your face, then imagine that same magic happening for your scalp.
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Her husband Chris O'Neill will also be there to lighten the load – much as Prince Philip does for his wife.
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He said officers sometimes ask "irrelevant" questions when he gets pulled over, such as what he does for a living.
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Government launches — like the ones SpaceX does for NASA — are exempt from some of the regulations of a commercial mission.
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"Shane Dawson doesn't have to go that hard on every video he posts but he does for us," another said.
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He's also conservative with Amazon, saying the main thing to look at is what one-day shipping does for margins.
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It does not, however, have a three-strike system — like YouTube does for questionable channels — for more directly policing subreddits.
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Making sure to stay positive about what she does for a living instead of making it seem like something detrimental.
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"We realize this image invokes strong emotions in people, it does for us too," they admitted in the Facebook post.
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They can bend inward like cushioning does for direct hits or at angle when hits have more of a spin.
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I think that story in particular is one of the most important things that summer camp does for most people.
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But what the plan doesn't contain is as important as what it does for the purposes of Democratic primary politics.
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A West Wing that was once a roiling snake-pit of competing agendas does, for now, appears to be stabilizing.
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Ms. Spears hardly fits that bill, but this system operates for her the same way as it does for others.
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He knows who he is and what he does for this organization, and he wants to be on the field.
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They're skeptical about the establishment, and the socialist label doesn't have the negative connotation it does for many older Americans.
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Hailey Baldwin is revealing more about newlywed life with husband Justin Bieber including the sweet things he does for her.
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And HBO Now, which charges more than Netflix does for its standard plan, hasn't raised prices since its 2015 launch.
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For we've known about the harm lead does for generations; yet action came slowly, and remains highly incomplete even today.
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That goes as much for the effects of climate change on extreme weather as it does for Trump's nuclear rhetoric.
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Putting aside all of the things it actually does for a second, the wristband it came with is generally inoffensive.
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"Maybe it's like what rap does for us," one of them says, and I think there's some truth to that.
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"People care more about what the product does for them than about getting deep into the science," said Mr. Waltrip.
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Walt, however, exhibits as much disdain for Trump's bellicosity as he does for the liberal internationalists that he indicts here.
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What other books can you recommend that do for contemporary womanhood what Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's "Random Family" does for poverty?
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"The FDA does not have the same authorities for medical device shortages as it does for drugs," Hahn said Thursday.
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Ruth Glenn says strangers often try to change the subject when she tells them what she does for a living.
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Will it allow her to mooch around in sweaters, sneakers, and jeans, as she does for most of "Knives Out"?
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She said her daughter and her friends finally understand what she does for a living — and actually think it's cool.
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"It means the same to our part of Europe as the tomb of Tutankhamen does for Egypt," Mr. Glorstad said.
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It takes a while to bond, but this kind of interaction moves it along just as nursing does for Mom.
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Whatever it is that we need to do to not make you as uncomfortable as weather currently does for people.
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More damning, I thought, is Kraft's smug answer to the lawyer's inquiry as to what he does for a living.
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"We're all incredibly excited to see what he does for that brand," said Glenda Bailey, the editor of Harper's Bazaar.
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The city does not have the kind of clear regulations on light in residential properties that it does for noise.
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In an interview with talkRADIO, the frontrunner to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, was asked what he does for pleasure.
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No, nearby income inequality appears to cut life spans more for the rich than it does for the poor, interestingly.
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It's tragic because Candy won't — or can't, depending on how you see it — tell Jack what she does for a living.
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In a sense, open sourcing code offers the same potential benefit that publishing research in peer-reviewed journals does for scientists.
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When you think about 5G, what 5G really does for that side of media business with scripted and movies is speed.
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Uber essentially hopes to be doing what it does for cars today for flying cars in 2020, which is: Dispatching them.
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That would be the application introduced in 2007 that did for the Dock what the new Stacks does for the desktop.
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When they teamed up in early 2017, Press and Fitzpatrick focused on John and Jane Does for one reason: avoiding controversy.
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But even in those states, the stigma of having served time can feel greater for women than it does for men.
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If your day is dreary, may this furry little guy brighten it, just like it does for Levi on the regular.Â
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Handler was at the festival last year to promote Chelsea Does for Netflix, which has become a major player at Sundance.
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For its part, Crunchbase aims to create as accurate a VC representation for Africa as it does for other global markets.
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When we started going on tour, we connected with individuals that have these stories about what the music does for them.
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But the technology underpinning apps and sites built for kids can't operate the same way it does for the grown-ups.
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While the latter has been actively reevaluating its marketing spending — taking a closer look at what digital actually does for it.
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The scheme, called Express Drive, will have a tapered cost depending on the amount of work a driver does for Lyft.
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As it turns out, browsing plays a much more significant role in game discovery than it does for non-game apps.
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She lifts her arms and lowers them, demonstrating one of the many exercises she does for near-daily 90-minute sessions.
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Funding exceptional women entrepreneurs means good business, and a higher potential for returns, just as it does for their male counterparts.
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We'll see what this "catalyst" does for the women who work there now, and who will work there in the future.
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Mustela plays up choosing products based on baby skin types, much the same way, say, Sephora does for those babies' moms.
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Whatever wealth and success they achieve does not come with the same privileges and liberties that it does for other people.
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Plus, it takes a lot less time to cut a tree down than it does for one to grow to maturity.
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Google is also throwing in unlimited Google Photos storage as part of the deal, just like it does for the Pixel.
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Here, WhatsApp serves as a portal to the web — even more so than its parent company Facebook does — for many users.
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What the introduction does for the rest of the monograph is establish Als and Neel as companions, soulmates separated by time.
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"When I am 6 years old, the Sunday school teacher asks me what my father does for a living," she wrote.
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It could fuel criticism back home that Trump has a greater affinity for strongmen than he does for longtime U.S. allies.
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Cannabis is also effective at easing opioid withdrawal symptoms, much like it does for cancer patients, ill from chemotherapy side effects.
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When you hear it, it should resonate immediately and as equally, if not more inherently perfect as "Goldfinger" does for Trump.
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That impact may not be nearly as important as what it does for the public relations battle both sides are playing.
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Countries with developed economies have paid for early education with public funds, just as the United States does for public school.
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Seldom in a modern presidential campaign has the selection of a running mate mattered as little as it does for her.
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However, it's not the size but rather what the toothbrush does for those surfaces of your mouth that sets it apart.
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Hatch offers players streaming access to mobile games on Android devices the way Netflix does for movies or Spotify for music.
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The Administrative Procedures Act requires the same notice-and-comment process for rescinding final rules as it does for promulgating them.
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In its small way, "The Mars Room" does for prison what "Hard Times" and "Nicholas Nickleby" did for 19th-century education.
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For now though, the Note 7's demise will loom over everything the company does for the rest of the year.
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One of the smartest things Insecure does, for example, is refuse to break up Issa and Lawrence in the first episode.
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In the end, I assumed Trump would choose a conservative man for the job, as he does for most big jobs.
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As it does for the World Cup, Europe will provide more competitors for the event than FIFA's other five regional confederations.
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It's very possible that just as Kennedy possessed unique skills for that age, Donald Trump does for the social media age.
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The Bill Simmons Podcast could perform for Spotify much in the same way The Daily does for The New York Times.
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The legal group says that it will soon post a fundraiser for him, as it does for many of its clients.
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They don't know exactly what the heavily tattooed Violette does for a living, just that he grew up in the area.
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Swaddle your furball and ease them to a calm state — kind of like what a weighted blanket does for us humans.
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In fact, a lesser-known side effect of bird-dogging is what it does for the careers of young, ambitious staffers.
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The interaction between beer and testosterone meant the beer gut came 30 years earlier than it does for most cis men.
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But the independent publishing wholesaler Small Press Distribution does for the books it handles, in a monthly tally on its website.
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"For whatever reason, 1979 did not seem to resonate with [Obama] as it does for a boomer like Trump," Anton said.
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" He continues, "What they will be and do then depends largely upon what our American Protestant Christianity does for them now.
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Because right now -- well, there are a couple of companies that are willing to show what it does for the companies.
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Trump's impeachment means more for history than it does for today, and he still has a big shot at winning reelection
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Part of that newfound maturity manifested in the way that it often does for people in their early 20s: leaving home.
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But as much as we love the novelty, what makes this product even more scrumptious is what it does for your skin.
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"You're no longer going to pay for the shirt, you're going to pay for what that shirt does for you," Fink said.
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This is what Breese does for his Airbnb rental in Los Angeles, where he invests in a property near the convention center.
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"Just from an overall brand awareness perspective, what 'Shark Tank' does for companies is it gives you supporters and fans," says Nick.
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And I have to relearn my body and what it does for me now, and not what used to work for me.
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Camila documented their experience at the restaurant in a post to Instagram, raving about all that Refettorio Paris does for the community.
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Han Solo's death is a lot like Obi-Wan Kenobi's, serving the same role for Rey as it does for Luke Skywalker.
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Corker wants to add a congressional review on North Korea sanctions being eased, just as the current legislation does for Russian sanctions.
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By now, The Fast and the Furious franchise has a reputation for "family values" as much as it does for car chases.
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Being the breadwinner, or sole earner, raises the stakes for these respondents internally, in the same way it does for men externally.
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The work Jessica does for the thousands of hungry dancing people who attend isn't just limited to one day of the year.
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But in aggregate and in their more extreme forms, they're limiting in how we think about what the brain does for us.
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Her channel covers a wide variety of topics from explaining what stretching does for the body to demonstrating the theory behind vortexes.
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Given how little the government does for poor Nigerians, many of them see this as their one chance to benefit from politics.
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It plans to charge for its device around the same amount that Peloton does for its stationary bike, which starts at $2,245.
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Nor should he take as much credit as he does for a labor market that's finally turned around after years of recovery.
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The bone throwing divination he does for Claire cleverly foreshadows that she will see Frank again (as the Season 2 premiere detailed).
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"But when he goes beyond the line, or anybody else does for that matter, you have to stand on principle," he said.
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This poses a problem for the politician seeking to gain office, just as it does for the advertiser seeking to gain customers.
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Insider Picks reporter Connie Chen reviewed the watch and was blown away by how much the watch does for so little money.
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The problem's scope Like water to the fish, people seldom understand what credit does for them until they find themselves without it.
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It doesn't make sense to charge the same thing to ship a TV as it does for a small gift, for example.
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Been staring at that hand gesture he does for months now, and I still can't quite figure out what it looks like.
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Rather than business as usual think about routine tasks mom does for you (that I assure you, she hates) and take over.
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"That's almost smartwatch territory for something that doesn't do much more than a Fitbit Flex does for a lot less," said Hoyler.
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Connecticut College, which in 2015 charged fees to eat and stay on campus, no longer does for breaks in the academic year.
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"Répétiteur," at City Center, in effect does for Merce Cunningham and dance what "The Ethics of Dust" aimed to do at Westminster.
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That does not speak well for Trump or his midterm prospects, but it does for the American people and for thinking Republicans.
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"The world is moving at about half the pace that it normally does for us, at least for my group," he said.
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And we're not suggesting taxpayers reimburse Fortune 500 companies for offering this benefit, as the Families First Act does for smaller employers.
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Africa currently receives around $51 billion in annual development aid — about 200 times more than it does for supporting its protected areas.
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Find out what your venue does for food — do they offer passed hors d'oeuvres, a buffet, a plated meal, or a combination?
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What Buc-ee&aposs did for me — and what it does for thousands of weekly visitors — is to truly and deeply enrich.
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Training for doctors and other medical professionals should emphasize communication skills with the same rigor that it does for other clinical skills.
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It's a fairy tale that works just as well for an 8-year-old as it does for an 80-year-old.
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Sam is still away, eating raw mussels off the rocks or whatever he does for food up in the Gulf of Maine.
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It's called the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, but that doesn't suggest the breadth of what it does for art in New York.
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One of our fans from the south, I can't remember what he does for a living, but Temple Grandin came to his work.
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He expressed how much he loves and appreciates everything she does for the family in a beautiful, and uniquely-phrased message of love.
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"We greatly value the work MSF does for the people of Yemen under difficult circumstances," reads the report from the Saudi Press Agency.
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The former YBA does for literary writing what Damien Hirst has done for sharks: prose has become a harmless spectacle; texts purely visual.
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She also told the detective she doesn&apost have the same love for the boy as she does for her other seven children.
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Purdy said the U.S. government should implement risk mitigation programs for Huawei like it does for Finland-based Nokia and Sweden-based Ericsson.
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Like it does for so many people, MMA provided Fox a lifeline in the middle of all that confusion, something to hold onto.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has 38 issue sections in total and more proposals on health care alone than Trump does for every policy area combined.
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Back in 2014, Houston extended spousal benefits to the same-sex partners of city employees, just as it does for different-sex partners.
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If you were to ask Tom Coughlin what he's looking for in a quarterback, he's thinking about what Eli Manning does for him.
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But what marijuana still consistently does for me is, it's like putting on a different set of ears after I work all day.
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But Brooks has another theory: I would begin my explanation with this question: Can you tell me what Hillary Clinton does for fun?
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The new "gold" finish is really muted gold, at least compared to the gold finishes Apple does for its older aluminum iPhone models.
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This doesn't go for everyone who works for the Trump administration or even in the Trump White House, but it does for Spicer.
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That gives me inspiration to step into my fullest purpose, and I know it does for so many others who look like me.
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They sit and wait, just like she does, for pardons or clemency or the fruition of some feminist awakening that will save them.
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The best thing Marvel's Spider-Man does for Peter Parker is set the game eight years after his origin story (RIP Uncle Ben).
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But the other half cannot wish it away, as the anti-vaccine crowd on the far left does for serious and preventable illnesses.
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And by integrating mechanized components and the intelligence of a smartphone or tablet app, that's exactly what the Boost kit does for Legos.
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"For the last year and a half, I've never really known what he does for fun," says Ferguson, who met Contri in 2008.
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It is unclear whether Schiller has any other clients besides the RNC, and if so, what type of work he does for them.
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What your fat does for you:Something that gets lost in all our obsession over fat is why it exists in the first place.
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But many countries vest citizenship with certain persons at birth, as the U.S. does for the children of two American parents born overseas.
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It does for now, provoking enough anxiety about cross-border shipments that Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) is instructed to find a local drug provider.
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It's clear from the way he holds meetings that connectivity is not just what he does for work, but how he does it.
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Much of what Mr. Johnson does for the site may seem like busy work: He makes sure images are properly tagged, and edited.
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But even then, strategists warn a trial still presents more risks to the 2020 candidates from the Senate than it does for Buttigieg.
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The fledgling unit is immediately doubling the number of drone flights it does for its flagship customer, Raleigh, North Carolina's WakeMed Health & Hospitals.
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Aloe + Vitamin E The mixture of aloe and vitamin E can help soothe your lips, as it does for your skin post-sun.
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Her giving started the way it does for many philanthropists, with an issue close to her heart: alcoholism and its impact on families.
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You know we have to make sure, we clearly understand what this business does for us in terms of driving value for shareholders.
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You can also build a custom mantel, like Vincent DiSalvo, a principal of DiSalvo Contracting in New York, frequently does for his clients.
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The specter of racism looms over all of Charlottesville and the University of Virginia, just as it does for the whole of America.
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Sometimes I sit and wonder what Rita Ora does for a living, and now I know: it's to look fucking amazing in yellow.
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But she was clear on one thing: an uninsured American would be "very fortunate" to pay the amount Medicare does for its bills.
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Civil partnership is available in Northern Ireland for homosexual couples and brings with it all the same rights as marriage does for heterosexual couples.
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After hearing a coworker rave about yoga and what it does for his body and mind, I've been pushing myself to go to class.
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It only shows the battery percentage for both earbuds total, but not for each individual earbud the way an iOS device does for AirPods.
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I politely shake his hand again and walk away, internally screaming that I just asked the Prime Minister what he does for a living.
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Howard X says he was held for two hours and asked questions, such as where he lives and what he does for a living.
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A tilting design allows for the drone to use the same six propellers to fly forward as it does for take off and landing.
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IF SIZE matters, which it does for Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, then the $234bn building site on Istanbul's northern fringe matters a lot.
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But Google also decided that it didn't want to force users into a specific set of hardware specifications like Azure Stack does, for example.
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Most female reporters do not want to be typecast, but might acknowledge that their gender influences their work, just as it does for men.
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The legislation provides for public funds to cover the full cost of IVF for lesbians and single women, as it does for heterosexual couples.
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After the two exchanged formalities, Ashley asked Connor what he does for a living (omg — how dare she,) and essentially, all hell broke loose.
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It proposes the government handle the annual costs of operating the museum, just as it already does for other institutions in the Smithsonian system.
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Much like district placement does for city-building, tech boosts take a common-sense approach to rethinking a civilization's march through the research tree.
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The reason ObamaCare gains in popularity as its repeal comes closer to happening is that more voters understand the good ObamaCare does for them.
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What this does for Databricks, the company that has hereto had the mantle of the Apache Spark project, will be very interesting to watch.
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Viewing men being dominated in porn doesn't feel like a painful reflection of society, in a way that it does for women for me.
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We visit Emma at the school where she works with developmentally disabled children, admiring her, as Jeff does, for her tenderness with troubled souls.
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"A lot of kids, if they don't succeed, end up dead or in jail, in spite of everything everybody does for them," she said.
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Furthermore, will the Libra Association provide some form of liquidity support for these dealers, much like the Federal Reserve does for regulated banks today?
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Finally, for students who must borrow to afford college, private sector lending doesn't work as well as it does for other types of purchases.
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Mr. Garbus would not say what she does for a living, though she was pursuing an acting career at the time of the attack.
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"The benefits, what this does for others living with the disease, the example it sets for the general public — it's crucial," Dr. Stites said.
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Stephanie Amurao and Robbie Moore make the "Springweather" duet suspenseful (I love the jumps he does for her while she looks up and away).
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Getting to the bottom of what happened remains a top priority for me, as I hope it does for everyone on the Judiciary Committee.
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Every gamer wants to be a good gamer, but for some reason it comes much easier for certain people than it does for others.
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Considering Markle is 37 and it's her first child, she'll be scrutinized for everything she wears, eats, and does for the next six months.
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To do this, Cadillac didn't deploy a fleet of camera-mounted vehicles to record footage of the nation's highways, like Google does for Street View.
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If the name's familiar, it's because Polestar has long been the arm of Volvo dedicated to building race-ready cars , like AMG does for Mercedes.
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Wait, so, I was going to say, before we get to Crowdcast and Discord, just explain what the API does for you and other people.
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Given the importance of what DHS does for America, Congress should create and fund a bipartisan national commission to study the federal homeland security enterprise.
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It plays as big a role as it does for anybody or it should for anybody who has any inquisitiveness about where they came from.
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And just like how leaves fall down to the roots to nourish a tree, everything that Qiu does for Chun is a sort of protection.
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All those factors would affect earnings and school attendance, and could muddle an analysis trying to sort out what compulsory schooling, specifically, does for students.
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It probably won't work for him as well as it does for the smiley/grandfatherly-looking Buffett, but it's better than what Trump's doing now.
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"The cerebellum does the same thing to emotion and cognition that it does for motor control," says Jeremy Schmahmann, a neurologist at Harvard Medical School.
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There are also rumors that even Apple may be looking to design its own chips for computers like it already does for its iOS devices.
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As they approached their desk, Ripa sweetly pulled out Strahan's chair for him, a move the former NFL pro typically does for Ripa every morning.
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Going to the bathroom is a basic human right, and should not cause as much anxiety and fear as it often does for transgender people.
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It's not quite clear what the clown fish does for its host, but those stinging tentacles may save the fish from becoming someone else's dinner.
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For non-members such as Norway or Switzerland, trade with the EU makes up a bigger share of the total than it does for Britain.
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He says, but can't you imagine a person, an Israeli, who feels as much empathy for the Palestinians as he does for his own family?
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If only getting smarter worked the way it does for the robots on Westworld—a few taps on a tablet, and boom, instant IQ points.
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The study, released earlier this week, indicates that the placebo affect may do wonders for your mind as much as it does for your body.
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If stepping into air conditioning after being in the heat gives you a headache, as it does for some people, expect a similar effect here.
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What is the thing that the agent does for an actor or a director that is so important to them, other than get them money?
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The president annually releases a statement wishing Americans and others a Happy Hanukkah, as he does for Christmas and other religious holidays throughout the year.
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My father and I became closer through the work he does for me—reactivating his calligraphy has always felt like one of my biggest accomplishments.
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The oversight board has repeatedly asked the federal government to collect and publish data for Puerto Rico in the same way it does for states.
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Throwing a superyacht party for billionaires and celebs doesn't come cheapYou can't throw a superyacht party like he does for under six figures, Frankl said.
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But ultimately, redemption comes through Nadia and Alan's bond, formed of equal respect, of give and take, and what it does for each of them.
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Since then, the Department of Veterans Affairs has provided him with free health care, as it does for all veterans who were disabled while serving.
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If there's anything we can glean from Clery's videos, it's that he has a bigger taste for oysters and cereal than he does for fame.Â
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Again, I'm going to geek out, because a lot of the super ... People think of what's on the suit and what it does for them.
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"What the teacher does for much of the book is try to shift blame onto the next generation," Mr. Erpulat said during a rehearsal break.
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Like the Garden of Allah, he hopes that his hotel will feel as attractive for neighborhood denizens as it does for travelers just passing through.
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She has grown tired of people's moral qualms about what she does for a living, of police harassment, and of the dangers of the work.
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It is akin to what Stripe does for payments, but instead of facilitating payments, it helps developers share banking and other financial information more easily.
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Second, the National Institutes of Health should require that older adults be included in clinical studies, just as it already does for women and minorities.
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It will soon be possible for Alphabet to value its stake in Uber using a different methodology than Microsoft does for the exact same investment.
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That's all she is... she wears a million hats for our family... does the exact same things for me as she does for my sisters.
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Again, we take that issue very seriously, and she works on my phone and my iPad, my computer, as she does for the whole office.
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The shift to streaming changes that, as Spotify can tap into its suite of planning, reporting and measurement capabilities, as it does for streaming music.
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Automation-driven changes in on-ramp jobs might mean more for organizations and more experienced employees than it does for the on-ramp employees themselves.
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Frank Underwood Sr. What it does, for the public, is unveil what society was like in that time, the lack of receptiveness to African-Americans.
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Sanders did craft a bill calling for the federal government to negotiate prescription drug prices for the entire country like it currently does for Medicare.
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Until January, Honig had an extensive website filled with fawning descriptions of his investment acumen and what he does for companies when he gets involved.
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"Iran plays quite an integral role for both China and Russia's interests within the region, much more than it does for the Europeans," Geranmayeh said.
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But Fox News has barely covered the Stormy Daniels story: And it's even rarer for Fox News to mention what Daniels does for a living.
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He's beaming, and does for most of the time that we sit together in a low-lit restaurant with his 23-year-old manager, Joygill Moriah.
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The Department of Labor has approved Mar-a-Lago's most recent request to hire H-2B workers, which it normally does for most businesses that ask.
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The campaign did it cheaply, with Facebook staffers assisting right there in the office, as the tech company does for most large advertisers and political campaigns.
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But that resonates in a different way for black men than it does for black women, because masculinity sort of skewed the racial experience in America.
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THE HELPFUL, AUTOMATIC ASSISTANT One of the best aspects of Google Photos is how much work it does for you automatically — without you doing a thing.
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The findings, published on April 19th, suggest that students' family circumstances and psychological well-being matter just as much as schooling does for their eventual performance.
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But still, the lure of video remains — it does for Grindr, who cited a video pivot when they laid me off along with my Into colleagues.
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Not only of what my face is going to be or what I'm going to be looking like, but what their papa does for a living.
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Its story says that Apple plans to "bundle access to dozens of magazines" for a monthly fee, much like Netflix does for TV shows and movies.
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Her on-screen dad, William H. Macy, told THR it makes as much sense for Fiona to leave as it does for her to come back.
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Use the clitoral hood The clitoral hood is the flap that protects the external clitoris, much in the same way foreskin does for an uncircumsized penis.
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Why take Obama to task, as Rall does, for not nominating Paul Krugman — or for pursuing drone warfare that, as Rall later admits, Sanders himself supports?
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"I just don't think the big boys would have them, I'm not really sure what it does for the big boys at this point," Chukumba said.
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The LME doesn't provide figures for what percentage of trading is conducted by high-frequency traders but it does for the ratio of volume traded electronically.
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The first being that Google does, for all people, filter out "offensive or disparaging" search predictions — and "crime" is one of the words Google consistently removes.
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Yet ask her what a doctor or teacher does for a living, and she will draw capable women with stethoscopes helping patients or reading to children.
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It works for a group just as well as it does for Shogun, alone—while he likes his current band, they might not always be there.
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Barcelos' research suggests that dental dams aren't more popular with queer people because oral sex carries more risk for them than it does for straight people.
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Some Democrats assert that the newly combative tone of the campaign holds more peril for Clinton, as the party's front-runner, than it does for Sanders.
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I was really drawn to how much she loves what she does for the sake of what it is, for the business of what it is.
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Moreover, the US healthcare system doesn't have the capacity to deal with coronavirus the way it does for the fluVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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"What Vincent does for us is he teaches that the cost of war is not in money, and it is not in material," Mr. Houlihan said.
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To reach A.I.'s potential, we need to think beyond what it does for search, social media, security, and shopping – and beyond making things merely "smarter".
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"Pundit-satirist" might be nearer the mark, for Richardson's distinct charm lies in his recognition of the inherent absurdity of what he does for a living.
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The biggest sponsorship came, as it does for many athletes, from Nike, with whom she had a deal worth a reported $70 million over eight years.
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When you first meet someone and she tells you what she does for a living, it's not uncommon to think about what that means for you.
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His goal is to put Arcadia in a position to do for energy consumption what Uber does for transportation, Mint for finances or Kayak for travel.
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Q6 contacted the bank and gave it the tools to render the attack ineffective — something the company frequently does for organizations that are not Q6 clients.
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Instead of providing investment figures as it does for other countries, a page on Turkmenistan on the website of Turkey's Economy Ministry reads like a warning.
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But I still can't quite reconcile the kinds of evil that Veidt performs with intention, as opposed to the sociopathic clone killing he does for fun.
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Buyers love how quickly the HSI Professional heats up, what it does for their hair, and how easy it is to use— even on short hair.
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Read on to see what this mom fits into her day — and what she does for a paltry 25 minutes of peace at the end of it.
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"The relationship is very much like, 'I appreciate the work she does for me, but I really don't want to get personal with her,'" Sheth told Marvel.com.
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The review process is similar to what it does for oil, which is used as a benchmark for the majority of oil contracts in Asia, Rushforth added.
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Today Apple released its Q1 2016 results, and—surprise, surprise—it still didn't break out Watch sales separately, the way it does for Macs, iPhones and iPads.
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We know little else about the series beyond that, but I really hope it does for Picard what Star Wars: The Last Jedi did for Luke Skywalker.
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These laws require that if an insurance company covers mental health care, it should do so at the same level as it does for physical health care.
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We will not apologize for the job we do or the job law enforcement does for doing the job that the American people expect us to do.
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Customers, investors, boards, employees, stock analysts and even insurers increasingly ask for information on what a company does for women, including the protection it affords against harassment.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Tuesday that Ottawa had formally applied for clemency for Schellenberg, as it usually does for citizens condemned to death abroad.
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Mr. Wells made it clear that he had thought a great deal about what he does for a living, and how the most expensive restaurants fit in.
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" He continues, "When I'm home, I want them to experience a normal life, disregarding what I do for a living or what Lauren does for a living.
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"What Sabra does for hummus, they basically have their original hummus and they just kind of sprinkle different stuff on top to make different [flavors]," Joyce said.
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Neither he nor Apple have released sales numbers for the Apple Watch as Apple does for other big marquee products like the iPhone and new MacBook Pro.
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Once the SDK is integrated, they're able to respond to "OK, Google" commands and other prompts just like the assistant does for Google Home or Pixel phones.
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Well, that comes with its own set of challenges — or at least it does for the main character in this new, Mean Girls-esque Netflix movie, #RealityHigh.
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Of all the highlights of the past few years, she says the most meaningful was being able to show her family what she does for a living.
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Unclear what Bolat does for a living -- but she posts a lot of selfies on social media ... and she looks pretty smokin' hot for an alleged crook.
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With as much glam as Kardashian does for the cameras, she makes it a point to detox and de-gunk her skin at least once a week.
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"Timescales provide us with coordinates for the position of events in time, much like a coordinate system does for the positioning in space," the Optica paper notes.
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Ultimately, some of the best wedding advice I got was to do whatever makes you feel married and that is exactly what this ring does for me.
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He set up a meeting with a talent agency and called later to see if she "appreciates the things he does for her," according to the lawsuit.
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As does, for another example, the uncanny capacity of godwits to hatch from their eggs in Alaska and, alone, without ever stopping, take off for French Polynesia.
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If you just get up and take a shower, it's crazy how much that does for you, and your sickness kind of goes away a little bit.
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As it does for most people who've rarely left the country in which they were born, that realization of Britain's culture nuance came from a trip abroad.
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Hatch is a 5G gaming platform that allows users to stream games on their mobile phones in the way Netflix does for movies or Spotify for music.
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Like a true Stark, Ned does, for the rest of his life claim the baby — Jon Snow — as his own bastard, rather than his sister's secret son.
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The ACLU of Florida points out that the state allocates more than twice as much money per student for security than than it does for mental health.
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In addition to better understanding real-world transmission, they also want to know if the spread may slow during warm summers, as it does for the flu.
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The city of Casablanca itself functions for the lovers, played by Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard, much in the way that Paris does for Ilsa and Rick.
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Older adults who receive tetanus and diphtheria vaccines, for instance, produce less-effective antibodies, and the vaccines' protective effect fades faster than it does for younger patients.
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"Black Panther" offers even more transgressive representations of blackness than "Call Me By Your Name" (which features two white male protagonists) does for representations of queer culture.
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In deploying this novel argument, it effectively claimed that the SAFETY Act should pre-empt claims of liability, just as PLCAA does for gun manufacturers and vendors.
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It also takes true stories about six times as long to reach 1,500 people as it does for false stories to reach the same number of people.
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But during the current administration, USDA's twitter account has not retweeted a single post from the hubs, like it routinely does for other parts of the department.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — The theme of today's puzzle will come as no surprise to those of you who know what constructor Bruce Haight does for a living.
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And what I love about Jennifer is how genuine, how real, and how much she does for others, and how much she inspires others, men and women.
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I'm also told that the NBA's plan would be a formalization of an ad hoc process that investment bank Allen & Co. often does for Major League Baseball.
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We will not apologize for the job we do or for the job law enforcement does for doing the job that the American people expect us to do.
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In an interview with Vogue, the mother of three opened up about how her family celebrates the season and the very special thing she does for her kids.
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The unique design proved hard to adapt to the new, GPU-centric computing paradigm, and couldn't provide the flexibility an ordinary tower does for users seeking unusual configurations.
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Maybe others with stronger necks and craniums will get further with this feature, which does for headbanging what Guitar Hero did for pretending to rock out on guitar.
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When reached for comment, DCI Group spokesman Craig Stevens said in a statement that the firm doesn't comment about its clients or the work it does for them.
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"My dog does for me what a human probably couldn't do for me," says Gearhart, who got Poppet through the non-profit organization Guide Dogs for the Blind.
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This information can then be put to use for a variety of purposes by its customers – like generating data about new sales leads, as Asana does, for example.
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If he can pull it off, it will do for computer chips what biological blood does for bodies: provide energy and regulate the temperature at the same time.
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After conquering New York Fashion Week, the 20-year-old model took to Milan as she does for "each season," according to a new post on her app.
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It looks good, sure, but slime doesn't make a sound that in any way feels satisfying, calming or hypnotic, the way really good vocal ASMR does for me.
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I would hope what this does for young girls is definitely to make them feel like they have someone to rely on, to speak to, or hear from.
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For me, that means it's the ideal year-round cleanser that works as well for my dry winter skin as it does for my slightly dewier summer skin.
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As it does for all schools, the government will provide schools in the pilot with teachers, administrative staff and school buildings, all paid for from the education budget.
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A "Green Industrial Revolution" links climate change, jobs and state activism in much the same way that the Green New Deal does for left-wing Democrats in America.
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And spread-betting—where punters can buy or sell a given outcome—allows punters to hedge their risks, which Priomha does for more than 95% of its trades.
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But he still tends to say things that go against the Republican orthodoxy on abortion, like offering qualified praise of the work Planned Parenthood does for women's health.
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Starting at just $850 for a 50-inch panel, the midrange (thus "M") television line offers most of what the high-end P series does for less money.
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One thing Coinbase does for new employees is give them some cryptocurrency to "play with," McGrath said, though the company declined to quantify the amount of bitcoin granted.
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" I think what it does for women is have us be able to say, "Yeah if you treat us like a dog, we're gonna behave like a dog.
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You see politicians and pundits racing to condemn every minor imperfection without a word of the great work this one-of-a-kind system does for America's heroes.
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That's why dads' presence matters more for boys than it does for girls, and that's why it matters on a community level and not just an individual one.
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As another example, Apple could also include the "You Might Also Like" section in its own apps' App Store listings, as it does for all third-party apps.
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He said he uses a similar grip for his slider as he does for his two-seam fastball, disguising them by throwing them from the same arm slot.
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That's what TweetDeck does for me, with custom lists I've created of news organizations, Hong Kong tweeters, my personal friends, Times journalists, and Philadelphia 76ers reporters and fans.
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You see politicians and pundits racing to condemn every minor imperfection, without a word of the great work this one-of-a-kind system does for America's heroes.
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The miner can assuage investors by not only laying out organisations' positions and points of disagreement, but also setting clear goals for them, as it does for itself.
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It certainly does for Lisa Rosen, a conservator of paintings, and her husband, the painter Walter Robinson, a crucial figure among the image appropriators of the Pictures Generation.
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The Pentagon does not release airpower summaries for these countries to the same degree of detail that it does for operations like those in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
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If you've ever used Facebook, you've seen what Ashley McCollum does for a living: She runs Tasty, the enormously popular food video franchise BuzzFeed hatched just last year.
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Karl Rove, Bush's political guru, believed—and still does, for what little that's worth—that incorporating Hispanics into the GOP was vital to the party's long-term national prospects.
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It's difficult to weigh the extreme (but mostly recyclable) waste of Blue Apron's packaging with the general good it does for the nation's food waste and its users' health.
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MIT researchers also looked at tweets from the Boston Marathon bombing and found that facts took six times as long to reach 1,500 people as it does for falsehoods.
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Spotify doesn't really have a cash position to make an acquisition like that – and the value Tidal has for Spotify makes even less sense than it does for Apple.
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"The work [Appen does] for our customers is project-based and starts and stops depending upon customer requirements," an Appen spokesperson said in an emailed statement to BuzzFeed News.
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The deal could turn profits in the hundreds of millions, providing Shaq with a 51 percent share of the deals that he does for the rest of his life.
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So I think for her, that is her normal: 'It's not bizarre — this is what my family does for a job, this is how my mom provides for me.
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News of a huge restructuring within Donald Trump's campaign broke early on Wednesday, and it might mean more for media than it does for flagging the Republican nominee's campaign.
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He told analysts in May that the bank would "apply the same rigorous risk management focus" for the Apple Card as it does for its Marcus personal loan division.
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There's still a chance Perry, 46, will be involved though – here's hoping he Skypes in to finally explain what exactly it is that Chandler Bing does for a living.
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The new software should do all of the things that an upgrade typically does for phones: It should make your iPhone, even an aging one, faster and more efficient.
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Imagine how well solar, wind, and battery technology would fare if Trump had the same enthusiasm for promoting it as he does for promoting coal and oil and gas.
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"If, for some reason, Hornblower doesn't perform," she said, the city would either find another operator or run the system itself, as it does for the Staten Island Ferry.
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The video is dimly lit, the songwriting is pat and treacly, and Kiefer, despite being good at what he does for a day job, is just nobody's country star.
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It is hard to understand why the current GOP plan actually gives states more money to enroll healthy singles than it does for the poor, sick, disabled or elderly.
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Its eerily neutral and silent appearance at the crossroads of human evolution evokes the same wonder for members of the audience as it does for characters in the film.
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As I've suggested, this is what Lerner does for much of "The Hatred of Poetry"; it's what leads him to assert that the art is despised rather than ignored.
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Some Brexit supporters have said Britain would benefit from scrapping all tariffs on goods imports after it leaves the EU, regardless of what the bloc does for UK exports.
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Academics have run the numbers on this practice and it appears tuition discounts of up to 13 percent can actually increase revenues, just as Black Friday does for Walmart.
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What Forward does: For $150 a month, Forward acts as your primary-care provider, along with providing some extra perks and technology with the intent to keep you healthier.
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THE WHOLE IDEA, EVERYTHING THAT RESTAURANT BRANDS, QSR DOES, FOR EXAMPLE, THEY'RE TAKING RESTAURANTS BY IN LARGE THAT WERE OWNED AND THEY'RE SELLING THEM TO FRANCHISEES AND THE FRANCHISER.
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I jumped at the chance to be the one who got to collaborate with her, as I'm a huge admirer of the selfless work she does for the world.
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It is unknown what his son, Kim Jong-un, does for nourishment and entertainment while on board, but the younger Mr. Kim's appetite is known to rival his father's.
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Ms. Rosen, a co-owner of R&D Foods in Brooklyn, does for salads what Brooks Headley did for veggie burgers: elevates them from the quotidian to the thrilling.
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If you can find soft-shell crabs at the market, I'd serve them alongside the rice, prepared as Melissa Clark does for her crab crostini, though without the toast.
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Made when Ashbery was in his late 23s, many of the works evoke that moment of childhood innocence before it all comes crashing down, which it does for everyone.
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The boy's grandmother said the family didn't have insurance for Malachi, so Shaq's gesture is "a blessing and very touching" and she appreciates everything he does for the community.
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If you love working out but need help coming up with workouts or don't know how to program your own, you'll quickly appreciate the work Shred does for you.
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We still find out surprisingly little about the newly female Bobbie: No mention is ever made of her family, nor is it ever clear what she does for work.
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While the correctional system has come a long way in terms of providing healthcare to inmates, that access looks different than it does for the general population, he said.
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Social engineering typically involves gathering information about a target -- such as what he does for a living, or who her employees are -- and using that information against the individual.
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"It takes more time to make you a really good coffee than it does for a bartender to open a can and pour a beer on draft," he said.
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I haven't yet graduated to sharing pictures of myself or my trips or food because I'm still trying to figure out what sharing pictures and videos does for me.
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"He's tried to explain to me what exactly he does for work, but I can't quite understand it," he says as the sun lights up the room in amber.
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The language was not only a way to introduce audiences to words, but also a way to point to something we all intuitively understand that language does for us.
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As a prospective client, it's important for you to understand exactly what the financial advisers does for his or her clients and determine if you are a good fit.
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Yet popular equalizing initiatives, such as raising the minimum wage or expanding college access, will not aid black and Latino workers in the same way it does for Whites.
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"The wild rubber tappers harvest is a great example of how the rainforest can provide benefits way beyond even what it does for wildlife and the climate," Horowitz said.
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"What this does for him is to calm the markets heading into 2020, and offer some relief to US farmers who have been hurt by Chinese tariffs," Alden said.
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The simplest way to ensure that people have access to essential health care is for the government to pay their bills directly, the way Medicare does for older Americans.
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Pre-installed apps often cannot be uninstalled, and Google may not be performing as rigorous security checks of them as it does for app store versions, the researchers found.
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Apple doesn't review and approve these apps the way it does for the App Store because they're only supposed to be downloaded by employees who work for the app's creator.
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"I am one of those people who loves to exercise, not only for what it does to my body but for what it does for my mind," Appleby tells Self.com.
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But the company also realizes now that it bears some of the responsibilities that a publisher does: for the care of its readers, and for the care of the truth.
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Mr Duterte lambasts the Catholic church as being "full of shit" for supposedly caring more about what it receives from the rich than what it does for the less fortunate.
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As he does for the New Year's Eve photo, he carefully frames his every shot to ascribe it a particular narrative, to place it in a context of his choosing.
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Pennell estimates it takes her transcriptionists twice as long to transcribe a Trump speech as it does for Clinton — and additional safeguards have been in place for the GOP nominee.
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Ideally, he envisions that track and field could have a circuit similar to what the PGA and LPGA Tours do for golf or the ATP and WTA does for tennis.
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In his remarks on stage, he said he has "the best mother in the world" and thanked her for everything she does for their family and for the Kennedy Library.
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Here was Emory Stewart, who is 30 and described what he does for a living as being at the intersection of fashion, creative strategy, real estate, interior design and branding.
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"He's got great computer vision skills, great artificial intelligence skills, but doesn't happen to be on the autonomous car team so this is what he does for fun," said Anderson.
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Emma Stone does more for her character in those four minutes than Chazelle does for Mia in two hours, an achievement that eventually won her the Oscar for Best Actress.
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I hope it does for ... We were talking earlier, I hope that my children can grow up in a world in which their sexual experiences aren't all coercion, you know?
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As the company often does for major events, extra information will begin to appear at the top of Google Search results after being triggered by various keywords and search terms.
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The loudest shouters, however, live safely; they have elite privilege, and crime doesn't normally create for them the very real daily anxiety it does for so many others in America.
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I-732 is a good policy, and it does for the most part what the social and environmental groups want: reduce emissions and funnel the money back to poor people.
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All of which is to say that Jordan Clarkson, perennially disregarded, probably ought to get more attention than he does for things that don't include maybe, possibly dating Kendall Jenner.
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Weed is supposed to open your mind to shit but all it usually does for me is make everything taste better and make shit that is already funny more funny.
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What in the World Just as Savile Row does for lovers of custom tailored men's wear, Fleet Street in London stands for something in the popular imagination: the British press.
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Jay says he's incredibly impressed with the work Demi's CAST Centers does for people -- especially when it comes to mental health ... and strongly believes it could do wonders for Gordon.
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This approach likely makes more sense for a mid-budget romantic comedy like "The Lovebirds" than it does for a big-budget blockbuster — but according to The Wrap, Warner Bros.
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Prager does for photography what James Ellroy did for crime fiction, inventing a neo-noir L.A. vernacular that creates a feeling of the past without the limitations of historical accuracy.
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Similarly, [you want to be] artificially structuring in time together and time alone — switching it up but in a way that mimics what the external world usually does for us.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Monday that New York City would offer free, full-day preschool for all 3-year-olds, as it already does for 4-year-olds.
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Your phone's manufacturer should have additional guidelines for maximizing battery life, as Apple supplies for its iPhones, Google does for its Pixel phones and Samsung has for its Galaxy line.
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Quite who he is, though, remains something of a mystery: He demurs when asked where he is from, what he does for a living, or what his full name is.
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Look, Jackson admits LeBron probably could have handled the China situation better ... but thinks people need to stop hatin' and consider all of the GOOD stuff Bron does for people.
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Meloche said she intended it to be that way, with light editing, to show her millions of young viewers that there are "downsides" to what she does for a living.
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With the ball officially in Trump's court, all eyes will be on him as the American people see what he does for us during his first 85033 days in office.
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Love has not picked Bubba Watson and I don't know what that does for team spirit; he was first outside the points qualification and is No. 7 in the world.
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Ms. Blundell, 40, who owns a design and home renovation consultancy, is designing and staging it, as she does for all the properties that her husband and Mr. Levitt buy.
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As of Monday, December 3, 2018, he is still legally 69 years old, and time will continue to have its way with him, just as it does for all of us.
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In Facebook's case, the company will use Facebook data to target ads for A+E and Tubi TV — basically, what the Facebook Audience Network already does for websites and mobile apps.
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We need to understand the political work that his law and order rhetoric does for him, but also the damage it does to the social fabric of the nation he leads.
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So yes, I'm impressed, but MrSpeakers is charging more than Sennheiser does for its flagship open-back cans, so being better should probably be a baseline expectation rather than a surprise.
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Like many children of famous parents, Mark-Paul Gosselaar's kids are not that dazzled by what their dad does for a living — except when it comes to impressing friends at school.
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We've in the past blacklisted certain associations and we'll keep doing this — not unlike what Google does for its search suggestions — but it will be an ongoing challenge to get right.
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It seems to be fairly lenient on the condition of older models, offering the same amount for a model in perfect condition as it does for one with a cracked display.
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There are some startups attacking device management tools, like Fleetsmith does for Apple devices (which raised $7.7 million), and to be sure provisioning and management is one part of the equation.
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It's pretty messed up that, with all of that the Earth does for us we keep mucking it up by burning fossil fuels, razing the forests, and killing all the animals.
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It also looks like YouTube splits revenues for Super Chat in the same way that it does for AdSense, as you can track your revenues from them in the AdSense dashboard.
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But the one pulling the famous singer's heartstrings — besides his wonderful wife Chrissy Teigen, of course — is too young to even understand what it is her dad does for a living.
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In a speech ahead of the minutes, RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle said the inquiry has more of an implication for house prices than it does for the outlook for consumption.
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Drivers who park in garages have it worse, because the snow-and-salt combo will melt into more damaging salt water rather than remain frozen as it does for outside parkers.
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But he said he supports the March for Science if it can stay focused on what science does for society—and perhaps humanize his colleagues to the rest of the country.
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The more voters learn about what ObamaCare actually does for them, and learn about how much TrumpCare would actually harm them, the more they approve of ObamaCare and disapprove of TrumpCare.
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This is such a routine habit for Kate, I can't imagine having someone else blow dry her hair for her brings Kate the same flicker of excitement it does for me.
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But Zuckerberg believes it'll likely be five to 10 years before we have an AR device that does for augmented reality what the Oculus Rift is doing for virtual reality today.
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To be fair, Donald Trump framing himself as a witch actually makes a bit more sense than it does for most of the guilty little wormies who try to do it.
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From a pure growth perspective, nothing that HQ does for its iOS app will bring it more users than simply making it available to the other half of the smartphone world.
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First guy, I think, hit a home run off him, and then afterwards the ball seemed to play a little bit down in the zone, which it normally does for him.
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That's similar to the options Apple offers for the iPhone 11, except it sounds like Apple will not offer the third choice of 256 GB as it does for the 11.
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We need to understand the political work that Trump's law and order rhetoric does for him, but also the damage it does to the social fabric of the nation he leads.
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"We will not apologize for the job we do or for the job law enforcement does, for doing the job that the American people expect us to do," she said Monday.
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"That's one of the most amazing things," says Masters, who laughs over the fact that Pike has has more products for his beard than she does for her hair or face.
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Samantha won't say where she patrols -- only that it's somewhere in NY state -- but she has an interesting take on her uniform, and what it does for female cops ... fashion-wise.
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When she first met her present boyfriend that dynamic was inverted, though it did not work quite as well for her male partner as it often does for women who withhold.
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The Party keeps a closer eye on companies that do business in geopolitically strategic industries — like telecommunications or oil — than it does for firms involved in e-commerce or online gaming.
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It also blocks more URLs from loading within the in-app browser, the default when opening a link from inside the app, for Chinese users than it does for those overseas.
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It would take a lot less courage for legislators to admit their intentions than it does for a woman to entrust her body to an unnamed man in a dirty room.
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But it already helps the North evade U.N. sanctions, and it can easily serve as Pyongyang's protector on the Security Council, just as it does for Bashar al-Assad's Syrian regime.
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While it is an aesthetic choice, at the same time once people know how the drug affects them and what it does for them, it becomes more of a personal relationship.
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Juro, a UK startup that's using machine learning tech and user-centric design to do for contracts what Typeform does for online forms, has caught the eye of Union Square Ventures.
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"For me, learning about anchovies — my mom's Italian, I spent a lot of time in Italy growing up — they do the exciting umami work that Parmesan does, for example," he said.
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"When we've looked at the tax plan, and we've looked at what it does for Americans, we are very confident that Americans are getting a great deal here," Cohn said Thursday.
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" 'Project Blitz' Seeks to Do for Christian Nationalism What ALEC Does for Big Business," reads the headline of a recent piece Frederick Clarkson wrote for Religion Dispatches that highlighted the danger.
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Though Netanyahu's wife is often by his side, she doesn't openly figure into the day-to-day operations of the Israeli government the way Trump's family does for the American government.
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I hope our Little Women does for another generation of girls and women what it did for me: lights a fire to write your book, make your movie, sing your verse.
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Many chefs and restaurant owners see little incentive in pursuing more environmentally friendly ways to order ingredients, much less pay an extra $800 as Rhodora does for a bin from TerraCycle.
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Perhaps. Apple will apparently differentiate the successors of the higher-end iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max by adding "Pro" to their names, like it does for its iPads and MacBooks.
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"Try to pinpoint the small things someone does for you that warms your heart," said Saeideh Heshmati, a co-author of the Penn State study and a postdoctoral research scholar there.
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Familiar genre trappings do little to dispel the groove of "Junction 48," which does for the Israeli city of Lod what "8 Mile" aimed to do for the suburbs of Detroit.
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If the report is found to be legitimate, the city would mail the registered owner of the vehicle a ticket, the way it does for violations caught by red-light cameras.
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There are two things this work does for me: First, it is a transformation of a perfect cube into the figure of a figure and it is a large scale shift.
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Your brain is shielded from the world by this box that is your skull, all it's doing is receiving a signal and interpreting it, like a cable box does for a television.
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Considering the fact that a single Meghan Markle sighting is enough to sell out a $995 coat for weeks, you can only imagine what a Royal Warrant does for a brand's status.
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I'd love to read some reactions from people coming to New Peaks cold, but I can only assume that for them, this story feels even more disjointed than it does for us.
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In recent months, employees have also pushed the company on a range of issues, from how it handles sexual harassment complaints to what types of work it does for the U.S. government.
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"What HoloLens does for certain types of experiences, is it actually opens up a lot more real estate to display information in a way that users can take advantage of," Ballard explained.
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Case in point: she forgets what he does for a living and when a serious secret is revealed about her parents later in the day, it is not Lionel who comforts her.
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Millions watched the congressional vote live on television in bars and restaurants, in their homes or on giant screens in the street, as the soccer-mad nation does for major football matches.
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Rumors of new Apple releases coming this month have us anxiously awaiting official updates, but the company hasn't announced a launch event for the press like it usually does for new products.
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You may find yourself anticipating a work that does for Rome in the seventies what Ferrante has done for postwar Naples, and for male friendship what Knausgaard did for fathers and sons.
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The mission, set to happen sometime in August, will be the first one SpaceX does for the Air Force, as the company continues to break into the market of launching military spacecraft.
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There is no privilege for other work he does for Mr. Trump, including shadow diplomacy in Ukraine and public relations, the two areas where he seems to spend most of his time.
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The hope is that paying creators — something Facebook does for a few high-profile broadcasters but Periscope has never done — will lure media personalities who currently post videos on YouTube, says Rathnam.
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Slight and unavoidable variations in the tiny circuits inside such chips means that running electricity through one can generate a unique fingerprint in essentially the same way that light does for paper.
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Of course North Korea involves difficult choices for China, as it does for the United States and others, but being a responsible member of the international community necessitates making such difficult choices.
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Yet, Snap does not put much in the way of resources into supporting them, whether it be with a partnership coordinator or with seamless, money-making options, like YouTube does, for example.
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As a former law school applicant and graduate, this issue hits close to home, as it probably does for any graduate who forked over many thousands of borrowed dollars to any school.
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Wonder Woman the movie does for the DCEU what Wonder Woman the character did for Batman v Superman, offering a different perspective on the franchise that brings its vision into clearer focus.
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Universal free child care means something very different for a working-class single mother than it does for a woman in a two-parent family with an income of $200,000 per year.
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The producer maintained strong exports to Asia in January to protect its market share there and because it gets higher netbacks on sales to the East than it does for other regions.
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Pavloff, who has played in competitive tournaments for the past several years, said the biggest upside to what he does for a living is that it gives him a sense of community.
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Composed of shimmering, cascading woven strips of linen painted with gold metal leaf, which evoke rays of sunlight, the piece looks as fit for Studio 54 as it does for a museum.
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"You have to begin experiencing this kind of time, and once you see what it does for you and how valuable it is, you're going to want more of it," she said.
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Agents earn revenue by receiving a cut of the influencer's earnings, which typically ranges from 10% to 20%, depending on how much the agent does for the client, according to industry insiders.
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Spotify denies that it owns the rights to the music under question, although the company may well pay lower royalty rates for these tracks than it does for more standard pop fare.
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The Zebra, which lets users compare insurance rates from various providers (as Kayak does for airfares), produces this report every year, analyzing data that insurance companies file with regulators in each state.
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"The Chinese government has been pushing for globalization of Chinese brands so what FB does for Chinese advertisers is also strategic in order to get the license into China," the report said.
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"Not everyone has parents who can even pick them up at airports or do things for them like my dad does for me, so I definitely feel very lucky," Payne told Insider.
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John Edgar WidemanCreditCreditErik Madigan Heck for The New York Times John Edgar Wideman likes to be in places where people don't know who he is or what he does for a living.
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Republicans have refused to put a vote on hold pending an FBI investigation, which could be requested as part of the broader background check that the FBI does for Supreme Court nominees.
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For Lyft, which has a long history of competing against Uber in an important market, Didi's acquisition of Uber China complicates things a tad more than it does for Grab and Ola.
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Moreover, as it does for all presidential libraries, the National Archives will have a distinct staff of professional archivists dedicated to preserving, reviewing and providing access, including to historians and other scholars.
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It's similar to the NYPD's CompStat effort, in that it uses data to target areas with high rates of homelessness (as CompStat does for crime), in order to more effectively deploy outreach.
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Statt describes meeting Coombes, and joining him on his walkabouts, as a "catalyst"—and there are clear parallels between his wildly successful solidarity project and what StreetVet does for London's homeless communities.
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Me, I think I'll stick to video games for my ghostly kicks, as experiencing what Alex does for real would leave me ready for the quiet life on a psychiatric wing somewhere.
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If a female pal had done the same for an impaired young woman like Nancy, we wouldn't think this was in any way special, because it's exactly what someone does for a friend.
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But that's precisely the sort of digression in which a book can indulge that can become ungainly -- as the film does for the first hour or so -- when fashioned into a theatrical blockbuster.
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Summers also contended that the Democratic party should worry as much about half the population that cannot attend college as it does for the people who can go but have trouble affording it.
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Hopefully, it will not take 50 years to make a film about that groundbreaking legislative shift that does justice to the story in the same was that Loving does for Loving v. Virginia.
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A page on his website says "about half" of the work he does for clients involves creating what he calls alter-ego online accounts to help with search result suppression and link building.
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What Australia does for WeWork's bottom line remains to be seen, not to mention whether locals are persuaded it's more than just a well-designed coworking space with Wi-Fi and office support.
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They had a daily picture or some such thing, and it turns out that day's 'Mullet of the Day' was a pic of Ron Jeremy … doing what he does for a living. Whoops.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Hatch Entertainment, a spin-off from the game maker behind the Angry Birds franchise, is testing streaming access to mobile games the way Netflix does for movies or Spotify for music.
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Today, the company claims that more than three million messages are exchanged on the platform every month, describing what it does for its half a million active users as a 'modern love story'.
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But at one simple mention of my son, looking all cute and dapper in his miniature suit we rented for our wedding day, I was crying faster than a toddler does for toys.
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Jack Guttentag, a professor of finance emeritus at the Wharton School, recently penned a column explaining that foreclosure means something different in the reverse mortgage industry than it does for a typical mortgage.
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Second, CMS should reimburse hospitals at rates that recognize the cost of providing transplant services, as well as pay directly for the search and procurement costs, as it already does for solid organs.
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That social safety net is something Israel itself does for all its citizens, including families of convicted criminals as well as those accused by Israel of acts of terror, whether Arab or Jews.
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"Williams added that Markle's appearance at the tournament just "goes to show you what an amazing person that she is, and that's just one of the many things that she does for me.
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And so what IBM does for us with their thousands of salespeople and their brand and their relationships is give us access to opportunities and customers that we just can't get to ourselves.
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Upon skimming through the book, I was mortified to find how much junk science was packed into its pages — amazing what a few years of formal science education does for your critical thinking.
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At the very least, it seems like getting the Bureau of Justice Statistics to conduct its report on hate crimes annually, much like it does for crime overall, would be a good start.
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I've said many times that it's crucial to keep as many people employed as possible during this crisis through an income replacement plan -- which this deal does for small businesses around the country.
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She asks him what Utah does for his autism, and he actually shuts off the computer game he's been playing to do some ruminating on how his dog reroutes him away from anger.
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Eventually, through a friend, I was introduced to a group led by a woman with a radical approach to therapy and group work that mirrors much of what Nxivm does for its followers.
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" McConnell's campaign manager Kevin Golden criticized McGrath, telling the wire service that she "can't possibly make a cogent argument that she could do a fraction of the good Mitch McConnell does for Kentucky.
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Maybe it is because when politics is something one does for fun rather than out of a profound moral obligation, the citizen who does not find it fun has no reason to engage.
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As I was going blind, my dating life proceeded as it does for many urban 20- and 30-year-olds, with a lot of falling in love that sometimes resulted in shacking up.
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Though her duties at the company are unclear, she's seen as one of the faces of the brand largely because of her family ties and how much promotion she does for it online.
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Coverage from Medicaid — or any kind of health insurance for that matter — plays a role in access to prescription opioids, just as it does for access to many other types of health care.
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What AChE does for a living, so to speak, is to rapidly degrade acetylcholine (ACh), an important chemical that mediates precise and rapid information flow within the brain and to muscles and glands.
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As he prepared to say goodbye to America, my heart hurt for him, just like it did for Nina, and like it still does for Oleg, and Philip and Elizabeth, every damn day.
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For example, if it takes the disabled worker twice as long to do a task than it does for a worker without disabilities, they could pay the disabled worker half the minimum wage.
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In one single scene in a diner, she explains her past to him; he tells her, in so many words, what he does for a living, though he doesn't reveal his real name.
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"What Kurento does for Twilio is that this will be the basis of all of our next-generation, cloud-based media services," said Jeff Lawson, Twilio's founder and chief executive, in a phone interview.
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"The important thing for us... is that we don't touch the nature of the technical development of the powertrains because that is at the heart of what Ferrari does for a living," he emphasized.
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What it does for me that other planners haven't, is provide a realistic planning method on how to tackle my to-do list instead of just a pretty page on which to write it.
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The program has been criticized in the past for being understaffed and for the fact that it takes fact-checkers much longer to debunk false stories than it does for them to go viral.
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It means more for Diaz to sizzle in Seattle than it does for Betances in New York, what with Miller and Chapman and David Robertson all excelling in the wake of Mariano Rivera's retirement.
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If rejected, it would keep the U.K. in the EU. What to watch: It's still unclear if the EU will grant an extension — and, if it does, for how long and on what terms.
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The Deadpool actor may play a twisted antihero with R-rated charm, but the good he does for children who look up to him for his role as Deadpool is nothing but G-rated.
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Most time I just yelled at Sissy while Mykki reminded the sound guy this is what he does for a living every night and Claire did her best to make sure no one died.
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It also feels a bit like it's trying to connect the selfishness of the "world's largest asshole" to the common complaint that millennials are self-centered, terrible people, as Will Burns does for Forbes.
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That's what it does for Dolores—and for Billy (Bruce Greenwood), the father who was driving behind the bus and saw it all, and for Nicole (Sarah Polley), who was on board and survived.
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With recent polls suggesting that climate change has begun to loom ominously for many Republicans as it does for the majority of Democrats, it may be time for big, bold, even alarmingly bipartisan thoughts.
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The agency streamlined the research registration process, requiring a single registration for all chemicals in the entire fentanyl class instead of separate registrations for each individual substance like it does for all other substances.
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"I think what it does, for one night, is just add a clinching-type game — a Game 230 or a Game 21 right away," said Sonny Gray, the Yankees' right-hander, after Monday's workout.
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That said, this trailer mostly feels like a super cut of jump scares and seen-it-before scary things, so... we'll see how much the R-rating does for this incarnation of the series.
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It will fall to the committee's Democrats — in particular people like Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Tom Udall of New Mexico — to try to find out whether he does, for at least two reasons.
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It had lived so momentously in my memories — as I think it does for anyone living in Saudi Arabia or within the Muslim community, as a place of huge cultural, social, and religious symbolism.
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I don't mean to suggest that he does what he does for fame, but the way in which he carries himself, the smooth behavior he exhibits, shows that he knows how to play a crowd.
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Rather than try to craft partnerships with every single app maker like Apple does for Siri, Google is just opening up a place where any smart home device maker can register their product to work.
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They have pointed to its client list and what Palantir does for them; but also some of its own internal struggles with staff churn and holding on to key customers unwilling to pay Palantir's fees.
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It aims for that goal by focusing on the rights of women, because our societal framework — our laws, our systems, our cultural standards — simply doesn't function for women the same way it does for men.
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That's fine and all, but the dollar usually does what it does for a reason, or some set of reasons, and the answer to the question depends on why the dollar is strong or weak.
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Drake is able only to provide one 30-minute session assisting in completing the form, which she does for hundreds of women in Hutto—that's not enough time to elicit facts pivotal to many cases.
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We're not sure what that does for photo quality (ring flash is usually a circular LED flash that sits around the lens and provides even illumination in macro photography) but it's definitely a novelty approach.
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Exposure to very low levels at crucial periods during the development of a fetus, infant or child could cause "much more serious problems" than it does for an adult drinking a larger dose, Walker explained.
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It's about showing that you pay attention to her complaints, hone in on her gushing about stuff she likes, and showing how much you appreciate what she does for you by doing something for her.
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Usually, someone in the office, company or department realizes a drone might be good for a task and then the resident drone hobbyist offers to pitch in and does, for instance, a flyover project inspection.
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The iPhone X is the device users are going to want, and it's going to set the new standard for the iPhone going forward, regardless of what Apple does for the rest of the line.
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This is the kind of place that'll fill the same craving Zara does for all things fast, cheap, and on-trend, without the worry that everyone else will have the same exact pieces as you.
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According to an Instagram post from her brand, she wanted to create a shoe that could function just as well for school drop-offs as it does for morning meetings and happy hours with girlfriends.
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A comparable sample of mainstream news stories about the mass shooting, however, show that their Las Vegas stories don't outperform other Facebook content in the same way that it does for viral fake news pages.
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Other Argentine fans thought it was important for Messi to have an impact on this tournament, if only to quiet the criticism that he plays better for his club than he does for his country.
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It does, for now, eliminate one of the most closely watched elements of the President's short stay in Buenos Aires, where he is engaging in a flurry of diplomacy on the sidelines of the gathering.
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The man on the computer screen is Henry Louis Gates Jr. Gates also hosts "Finding Your Roots," a PBS show that helps people discover the truth about their lineage, just as he does for Angela.
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The logic of this deal is hard to follow – not least because Shanda paid a premium to the market price for the Legg shares, something that almost nobody ever does for a passive minority stake.
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Thanks to Google, you can now quickly search for "jobs near me," and the search engine will do for your job search what it currently does for any other of your common searches: get results.
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AND IF YOU THINK ABOUT WHAT THAT DOES FOR US RELATIVE TO THE LIFETIME VALUE OF THE CUSTOMER, IT NOW ALLOWS US TO CONTINUE TO DELIVER MORE AND MORE CAPABILITIES ON TOP OF THIS PLATFORM.
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Policies set up the architecture to maintain a status quo in the energy market, which discourages innovations that exist precisely with the intent of disrupting business-as-usual, as renewable energy does for fossil fuels.
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Kratom has been used in Southeast Asia for centuries, in part acting as an energy boost much like coffee does for Americans and coca leaves do for many people in northwest parts of South America.
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Let's be honest: Absent putting contestants behind a dark screen the way "The Voice" does for its auditions, which does not seem like it is in the pageant's game plan, this is an impossible ideal.
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Anyway, Facebook wrapped up the day by announcing — in a fantastically bizarre feat of timing — that it would begin to hire human beings to curate your news stories, just as Apple does for Apple News.
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"He might have a better point for people in general than he does for a presidential candidate to give up on social or mobile," said Stu Trevelyan, head of the Democratic technology giant NG PVAN.
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In exchange, Congress might provide incentives like tax breaks, or allow the F.D.A. to grant longer patents or exclusivity periods, as it does for children's drugs, to offset the higher costs of more inclusive trials.
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When you realize that what the designer is proposing is his own life, and his own creativity—it is not something that he does for the brand, but it's his own personality—it's very rare.
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I'm not sure what drinking beforehand does for me other than to curb my hanger for 45 minutes, but it's delicious and keeps me motivated knowing that I can drink the rest after I run.
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"We will not apologize for the job we do or for the job law enforcement does for doing the job that the American people expect us to do," Nielsen said during her speech in New Orleans.
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Nicholle, who herself was in the military police, says that as well as being a great life experience, it's a good opportunity for the girls to get some insight into what dad does for a living.
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I talk to her husband about the work he does for The Association of Forensic Odontology, about how he flies out to crisis zones if there are bodies that need to be identified via their teeth.
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What she actually does every day in President Donald Trump's administration, where she is a senior aide — how good she is at her job, how much good it does for the country — is much less clear.
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The explanation is really not very helpful in clarifying what legal grounds they believe they are standing on with this DMCA request, and it's equally confusing when it tries to explain what Admiral does for clients.
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Lipstick and a form-fitting dress can easily transform her into an old-fashioned bombshell, but she showed up for dinner (as she often does for meetings) in a shapeless, forgettable sweatshirt and jeans, makeup-free.
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One of those new features is Smart HDR, which will take a number of photos with varying exposure settings and other manual tweaks and stitch them together similar to what Google does for its Pixel phones.
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Virgin Orbit's model flies its rocket to this altitude before engaging the engine, which is a lot more energy and cost-efficient versus launching the rocket from the ground (which is what SpaceX does, for instance).
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It would be quite enough if all he showed was a strong originalist philosophy — which he does — for this alone should restrain a judge from coloring outside his or her proper lines in our constitutional order.
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Although the work Foxconn currently does for Apple is mainly in its China factory, Apple has signaled that it wants to make more of its products domestically, and yesterday's groundbreaking could serve as the first step.
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The reclusive Japanese designer commands as much attention with her anti-celebrity persona as she does for the anti-fashion clothing that she creates, which made her the perfect subject for this year's Costume Institute exhibit.
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This holds in lessons about specific challenges, like how to compel your company to stop exploiting workers, just as it does for more general concerns, such as climate change or automation's effect on blue-collar employment.
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Dimon went on to rattle off the business his bank does for smaller banks, while expressing sympathy for smaller institutions struggling to comply with the slew of new regulations put in place after the financial crisis.
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At the risk of drawing too downmarket a comparison, "La Belle Sauvage" functions a little like "Rogue One" does for the Star Wars universe: less a narrative ploughing ahead than a bit of retroactive plot-filling.
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Similar to managers, agents earn revenue by receiving a cut of the influencer&aposs earnings, which typically ranges from 10% to 20%, depending on how much the agent does for the client, according to industry insiders.
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The cuts in Warren&aposs plan are steep, because private insurers currently pay around twice as much as Medicare does for hospital care, according to research from the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
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"The Importance of Being Earnest" functions as a palimpsest for "Travesties," in much the same way that "Hamlet" does for "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," the 1966 play with which Mr. Stoppard first made his name.
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But the idiotic charges that dos Anjos is ducking McGregor and that his injury is just a cover aren't only unfounded: they ignore what a professional fighter—in this case a champion—does for a living.
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Fox Networks Group has been able to charge brands roughly as much for six-second ads as it does for 15-second ads, people familiar with the negotiations told The New York Times earlier this year.
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The organization's founder and leader, Gina Gibney, said that while dance was still central to its mission, the name Gibney Dance no longer captured the breadth of what it does for artists and its public outreach.
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Not to deny or minimize the increasingly obvious fact of Anthony's drug use — as Julie does for as long as she can — but to dispel certain false impressions that the mention of it might leave behind.
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But equally, the virus may mutate and become more virulent, and it may develop "resistance" against human anti-bodies, or it may even use anti-bodies to enter our body cells (as Dengue does, for example).
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Keep a few things in mind: • Love is not a feeling that must be confined to another human being; you can feel it intensely for a city, for instance, as this writer does for New York.
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Whatever Torres does for the Yankees — and he is off to a fast start, as the most valuable player of the Arizona Fall League — the Cubs got just what they wanted by trading him for Chapman.
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As it does for one-third of St. Theresa students, the state covers more than half of Alma's $2000,2802 tuition in a program that resembles the Trump administration's proposal for a federal private school choice plan.
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" Cohn responded with another feat of concision: "George, when we look at the tax plan and we look [at] what it does for Americans, we are very confident that Americans are getting a good deal here.
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The Home Mini seems like an obvious alternative to Amazon's Echo Dot, serving as a smaller, cheaper version of Google's Home smart speaker much in the same way the Echo Dot does for the full-size Echo.
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Can you tell us about what personally Melania Trump does for the country and unique levels in the administration, so by opening the white house visitors office [inaudible] Trump: Now, that's what I call a nice question.
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But it does for the first time put into universal church law that they must obey civil reporting requirements where they live, and that their obligation to report to the church in no way interferes with that.
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The company built a demo game it calls Neon to show off the technique: In the future, Hanke says he wants the Niantic Real World Platform to operate much like Amazon Web Services does for cloud computing.
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Yes, but: The agreement gives no indication that the county will insist Amazon meet demands from critics, like dictating conditions for construction workers on the project or abandoning the work it does for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
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We took every SoundSport wireless headphone returned to us, tore them down in our labs, and now have a solution to make it work just as well for the small percentage as it does for vast majority.
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"We think we should be offering even more assistance than the bill currently does," for lower-income people age 50 to 64, Ryan said of the tax credits for health insurance that are proposed in the legislation.
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The French team aims to make coding languages more accessible for the masses with SaaS (software as a service) offering that promises to do for languages like C++, C Sharp and Javascript what WYSIWYG does for HTML.
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Founded by two former classmates at Stanford Business School, FreeWill looks to simplify the estate-planning process by providing a free online platform that automates will drafting, in a similar function to what TurboTax does for taxes.
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CPS, which faces deep financial problems, argues the existing formula violates Illinois' Civil Rights Act because the state does not underwrite costs for city teacher pension payments as it does for school systems elsewhere in the state.
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The scandal in Italy in January, combined with a profit warning stemming from a slowdown in the work it does for governments, sent BT's shares plunging at the time, wiping 8 billion pounds from the company's value.
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"Maybe Larry David likes Senator Feingold because he reminds him of Kramer — nobody knows what he does for a living, but regardless of whether he's welcome or not, he keeps coming back," Brian Reisinger told Roll Call.
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Such legislation may or may not have its merits (I'll leave that to others to debate), but it can never do what prayer does for the suffering and for the people whose hearts bleed across the country.
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Following Clemson's victory in the National Championship game over the University of Alabama last month, Trump invited the team to visit the White House, something the sitting president traditionally does for major sports teams that win championships.
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The goal is a health dashboard that does for people what dashboards already do for cars, said senior study author Dr. Michael Snyder, director of the Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University in California.
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Bumble, known for its female-first approach (requiring a woman to make the first move), has directly called out an annoying finance bro who went off on a woman who asked what he does for a living.
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The vast majority of Americans don't get to "smooth" their income by averaging good and bad years (though the tax code once permitted more modest "income averaging," and it still does for some farmers and commercial fishermen).
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And with Congress not confronting many issues for the rest of the year besides re-election, Tuesday's election may mean more for the national political narrative than it does for actual governing over the next 7 months.
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But no matter what a woman does for a living, how attractive she is, what she's wearing, or how many other people she's slept with, it's wrong to grab her in a sexual way without her consent.
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The Pixel Contrast Booster chimes in to deepen blacks and make dark scenes pop — which is the simple way of explaining what an OLED TV (organic light-emitting diode, to be fancy) actually does for your content.
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"What this does for us as a country, the monarchy, this will push us through Brexit," said Darren French, who had come out of a hospital ward, wearing slippers and flapping cotton pajamas, to watch the spectacle.
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I suspect that if you closely examine your own life, there's a good chance some other technology company occupies the same role for you as Amazon does for me: as warden of a very comfortable corporate prison.
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As far as we know, Valve doesn't seem to care about having the world's most popular headset; it just wants to own the software pipeline for everybody's headsets, the same way it nearly does for traditional PCs.
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If nostalgia occupies your soul at all -- as it does for so many -- a time without cell phones and screens and timetables, when we were kids, I can offer you a land that you can marvel at.
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And while Pelosi has supported him in the past, as she does for all incumbents, his opponent is likely to attack him from the left on issues like impeachment and his conservative views on abortion. 10. Rep.
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Many of these problems could be solved by a more radical rejigging of the university calendar, perhaps with the academic year starting in January (as it already does for some postgraduate and international students) rather than September.
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Offgrid's "What If?" does for disaster what Penthouse letters do for sex: It vividly describes events that its readers may have contemplated, or even obsessed over, but lack the imagination or information to really bring to life.
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It should be noted that Golovkin's upcoming match against Dominic Wade does not necessarily offer a bigger challenge than Khan does for Álvarez, but Wade is the IBF mandatory, so there is some legitimacy to Golovkin's choice.
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"We should have an agency doing for epidemics what FEMA does for hurricanes — and then, yes, we would have some common response items prepositioned and some immediate funds for action and contracting in the response," he said.
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Can you talk a little bit about what's first for (ph) Melania Trump does for the country and (inaudible) so opening White House Visitors Office, what does that mean... TRUMP: Now, that's what I call a nice question.
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Holt pointed out that Spotify offers the same analytics tools to up-and-coming musicians as it does for established artists, thereby making it a creator-friendly platform, and Mignano indicated that that could extend to podcasts, too.
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And it's also important, I'd argue, to understand that to the extent that personal ambition distorts analysis — which it surely does for everyone, because none of us are saints — that's not a phenomenon unique to well-connected insiders.
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From his base in Hong Kong, Naujoks said he has observed "tremendous progress" in Chinese technology companies over recent years, and now sees the same level of demand for China's digital operations as he does for Silicon Valley's.
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Bach called on the Commission to "safeguard the volunteer engagement and to protect the European Model of Sport, rather than destroying it by applying the same rules as it does for industries, like car manufacturing or steel production".
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It does, for all its faults, do different things in each installment, and god, I would rather a movie be a little bone-headed but willing to go out on that limb than stay in a safer space.
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That's what writing does for me that makes it worth revolving my life around, when I hit upon a moment that's really funny where the humor is allowing this very painful truth to become transparent and shine through.
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But the nonprofit argues the roles of political staff at Facebook are too nebulous to be considered normal—that is, Facebook cannot claim that the work it does for election campaigns is the same as for other clients.
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Meanwhile, some strategists and pollsters are pushing for similar levels of support for female candidates as EMILY's List does for Democratic women, especially in a year with a presidential election that will soak up a lot of attention.
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Freelancing had its benefits, just as it does for other types of jobs: She could set her own hours, pocket 100 percent of the take (without worrying about quarterly taxes) and not feel obligated to anyone but herself.
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Zuckerberg said he was unfamiliar with that term, which I think surprised a lot of us since it's a fairly common term to refer to the data collection that Facebook does for these people that don't have profiles.
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One might reasonably fault Mr. Koizumi, as plenty of Japanese do, for going along with Mr. Bush's disastrous invasion — but it is far harder to blame Japan, as Mr. Trump does, for not standing alongside the United States.
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Seen in this context, the fight for $15 makes more sense for people living in Brooklyn, where parking can run $30 a day, than it does for people in Cumberland, Md., where a space costs $35 per month.
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What Alphabet's money also does for Lyft: Eric Newcomer of Bloomberg points out that the new cash could help Lyft expand internationally and reignite the battle over subsidies to drivers that helped drive steep losses at both companies.
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It's about showing that you pay attention to her complaints, hone in on her gushing about stuff she likes, and showing how much you appreciate what she does for you by gifting something that makes her life easier.
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We see him, before his departure for a three-week shift, hanging out with his wife (Kate Hudson) and their daughter, Sydney (Stella Allen), who helpfully declaims a school essay on what her father does for a living.
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Can you talk a little bit about what's first for (ph) Melania Trump does for the country and (inaudible) so opening White House Visitors Office, what does that mean... TRUMP: Now, that's what I call a nice question.
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Republican hard-liners have taken issue with the federal funding slated to be allocated toward the Gateway project, arguing the spending bill shouldn't provide more funding for what they consider an earmark than it does for border security.
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But, the true cost of delivering these packages is shrouded in mystery and may never be known because the USPS doesn't distinguish processing costs for competitive package deliveries in the same way it does for First-Class mail.
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And if you're a drug company that produces the best medication for a situation (as Mylan does for allergy attacks), this makes a ton of sense: You have consumers whose life, quite literally, depends on buying your product.
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After waiting a few days for the canine family to settle in, Kelly put together a few newborn shots, styling the session just like she does for human infants, and found that the pups took to modeling pretty quick.
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A better piece in the same paper, in my view, leads off with Kavanaugh regularly having a beer and burger at a joint called the Chevy Chase Lounge, but never telling the bartender what he does for a living.
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What some1 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness," Tyga tweeted in April, after Chyna's engagement, adding: "It makes me happy to see the mother of my son happy.
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These boxes have professional journalists asking Laverne Cox what her genitalia looks like; they force us to choose between two bathrooms at the mall; they have strangers asking children with two Mommies what their Dad does for a living.
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And it appears to have launched the $8 service simply by paying up: As far as the music labels are concerned, Amazon owes them as much for each subscriber on the $8 service as it does for $10 subscribers.
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What Assistant does for the mobile market is to enhance Google's influence over its hardware partners: woe betide the manufacturer that tries to ship an Android phone in 2018 without either the Google Play Store or Assistant on board.
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It starts when Dick asks Chris what she does for a living, and she tells him she's a filmmaker, and that her experimental title was just booted from the Venice Film Festival because she failed to obtain music rights.
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This is driven, presumably, by the fact that a given trade in a small-cap stock impacts price more than it does for large-capitalization shares, implying that managers need a commensurately larger opportunity to justify the same trade.
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Apple still very much has a hold on the Chinese consumer, but many may well wait another year to see what Apple does for the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, when there may be more of a wow factor.
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" She added, "My teammates and I will continue to use our platform and raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement until the W.N.B.A. gives its support as it does for breast cancer awareness, Pride and other subject matters.
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But we think live polling could do the same thing in the race for Congress that the Olympics does for obscure sports and athletes, getting voters engaged in particular races, excited about the candidates, and immersed in our coverage.
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Look at my friend Jordan here, she's from Canada and we're staying together, and so many people this weekend – it's like international friends coming together, that's what festivals do, and that's what this festival does for so many people.
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He says he prepares for Le Mans generally the same as he does for a two- or three-hour IndyCar event, but conditions at the 8.5-mile Circuit de la Sarthe, where the race is held, can vary greatly.
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That's because, claims Jarman, Urban is able to cut down on travel time by clustering nearby bookings via its app in order to maximise potential sessions per day, similar to what it does for other existing Urban wellbeing services.
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"What a bank charter does for LendingClub is it allows us to take what is the leading digital loan provider online and combine it with a leading digital deposit gatherer," Scott Sanborn, CEO of LendingClub, said Tuesday on CNBC.
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For those conscious of time, Shalit suggests taking a sleeper train, something he often does for work to travel between his hometown of Umeå, in the north east of Sweden, and the capital of Stockholm – a nine-hour journey.
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And so if we move away from the celebration of basketball skill and we start to talk about basketball savvy, there's so much of that in what Marcus Smart does for this team that helps me really believe in basketball.
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Using that data (and by taking multiple shots, like it does for HDR), Google can create a depth map and use that to help it identify the foreground and background of a photo and blur out everything but the subject.
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Fifteen years later, I feel extremely proud to still be involved in the work UNICEF does for children and last year I stepped up my commitment by launching 7: The David Beckham UNICEF Fund to help protect children from danger.
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And, granted, the process for announcing the correct winner makes much more sense for, say, Best Actor, where only one person is taking the stage, than it does for Best Picture, where everybody involved in a film swarms to the microphone.
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After adding up the money, finalists Will and Alex move on to play "Make it Rain," another Ellen classic in which the men have to answer questions about Lindsay such as where she's from and what she does for a living.
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Wang said the Series B funding will be used to expand the kind of work Scale does for existing customers in the area of visual data analysis, as well as to gradually add in other categories of data, such as text.
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Instead of dyeing giant swaths to resemble vivid, My Little Pony tails or even going with an all-over dusty hue, this latest take does for rainbow hair what Catbird did for jewelry — making it minimal, clean, and barely there.
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The official Apple product pages also feature all of Apple's usual branding from its own website, along with a custom header directing users to other products and accessories within that category, similar to what Amazon does for its own hardware lineups.
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Bryant chose the "old-school" Saturday morning schedule because it's when many parents will be driving their kids to sporting events, something he regularly does for his daughters, Natalia, 15, and Gianna, 12 — both who play volleyball and basketball, respectively.
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The new season will only feature seven episodes (instead of its usual 10), but the production team still spent roughly the same amount of time shooting the new hours as it usually does for a full regular season (about five months).
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"An IT book mail review happens the same for an AIC [adult in custody] known to compromise IT systems as it does for a person about to release to a community full of tech job opportunities," Black said, in the statement.
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The way it's currently set up, publishers have to strike a deal with Twitter — like PBS did for the Inauguration or what the NFL does for Thursday night games — or publishers can go through the Twitter-owned live streaming app, Periscope.
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Pratt knows his son is lucky, which is why the star is asking everyone to support the March of Dimes and all the work it does for the 15 million babies who are born premature each year around the world.
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