There's a paragraph of explanation for each one of the songs.
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The execution of each one of the letters is very clear.
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Each one of the video concepts is distinct from the next.
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A10, A20, A30 and so on for each one of the missions.
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CHRIS HUGHES: Well, I think each one of the companies is separate.
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Each one of the defendants had a trial, and there were convictions.
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Especially when each one of the testers professed a specific brand loyalty.
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When Homer discovers them, Quagmire shoots each one of the Simpsons dead.
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Each one of the holding areas had a bathroom and a sink.
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Each one of the Solars is crippled by a single overwhelming fear.
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Each one of the new models contains a Intel HD Graphics 620 chip.
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Each one of the Korean pop albums reviewed below qualifies as excellent product.
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On the first flight, they actually scanned each one of the babies individually!
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"Each one of the victims appears to have been executed," Mr. DeWine said.
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We also know quite a bit about each one of the vitamins' basic properties.
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Each one of the ship's restaurants and 36 kitchens has its own suction drain.
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"Each one of the immigrant classes basically each had their specific hero," he said.
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We'll attach a little three second video clip with each one of the photos.
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"Each one of the major wins was very different from each other," he said.
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Heat is a perfect film in the way it delights each one of the senses.
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Vessels will be limited to up to 500,000 barrels each, one of the sources said.
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Each one of the spherical gas tankers in the picture was hit in the center.
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Each one of the eight members represents a different cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Cardano.
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Each one of the 60-gallon containers is neatly labelled and arrayed in a perfect line.
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Spoon the batter to fill each one of the muffin cups just below the muffin pan edge.
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"Each one of the girls has input," Almeida added, about what they were wearing at the presentation.
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Some people take a minute to do each one of the regions, and they might do okay.
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That defiant anger has been present in Trump in each one of the three debates, last night included.
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Each one of the 21 female CEOs faced challenges to reach the top level of the business world.
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Each one of the meetings between Dwight and Sherry were essentially the same scene, in a different setting.
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Each one of the pieces received four stars or more and was praised for its features and function.
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Brian Hastings, Border Patrol chief of operations, told CNN that each one of the allegations would be thoroughly investigated.
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You have a lot of videos that go viral with each one of the robots that you put out.
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At each one of the four campaign stops I went to, he asked the crowd why President Trump won.
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Each one of the school's 210 female students is accompanied into a toilet and told to pee in a jar.
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Taken alone, each one of the strategies, even if deployed at extreme levels, cannot solve the plastics' emissions problem, emphasized Suh.
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These are complicated systems, and each one of the trends discussed here deserves much more attention than is possible in this format.
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Instead each one of the 650 constituencies is self-contained, meaning any vote not used to win a seat is, in effect, wasted.
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Starting with Kimura, each one of the band members took turns to say a few words of apology, followed by a deep bow.
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Each one of the people interviewed below is a criminal, for no other reason than trying to be well when they are ill.
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Each one of the the Apple-loaned iPhones has a non-public AR[T] app installed that enables you to access the experiences.
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"Wow," she said — showing off the cake on her Snapchat as one of her kids detailed off each one of the cake's ingredients.
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No. We send every one of them over there, and they are invited—we have DAs assigned to each one of the investigations.
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The inquest ended this month, with the result that each one of the main studios were charged with failing to employ female directors.
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A good exercise before the interview is to review the job description and write out relevant stories for each one of the responsibilities.
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What's more, each one of the five discrete pieces that makes up a character (the helmet, the suit, etc.) has its own 4K asset.
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This questionnaire had nine questions and after patients received tattoos the average score for each one of the questions increased by around one point.
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Then one by one, each one of the Democratic lawmakers went through the 10 times the special counsel's office identified possible attempts at obstruction.
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Each one of our editorial teams named a specific product, practice, or philosophy that defines each one of the four main characters on Insecure.
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Each of those "leftover" words are, in turn, hints to a word that reads downward in each one of the columns of that grid.
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LANGE Each one of the characters has a past that they are still so profoundly connected to, because life now has become so untenable.
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Each one of the artists featured in The Lab's exhibition is a New York City local, hand-picked by the multifaceted design studio, META.is.
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"Each one of the finalists has their version of that combination, and that's also what our customers love about these smaller businesses," Denissen said.
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Each one of the m15's keys supports AlienFX, Alienware's lighting management app, and can be programmed to display preset color configurations or your custom ones.
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When enabled, each one of the eight buttons beneath triggers a particular type of scratch, which will perform in tempo with whatever song is currently playing.
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Forbes just released its second annual list of America's Richest Self-Made Women, and each one of the ladies who made the cut is totally boss.
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Cruz is guaranteed 2628 delegates for winning the state, as well as three more for each one of the state's eight congressional districts that he carries.
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He will often rotate time with each one of the coaches individually, but they remain in contact with one another about the goals and the message.
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He soon deduced that the source of that signal in the noise was a common tool used to create each one of the booby-trapped documents.
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The custom keys come in classic Scrabble colors — beiges, a soft red and blue, and baby pink — and each one of the letters sports its Scrabble value.
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And bear in mind each one of the fund of funds had a strong financial incentive to pick the best funds they could find 200 years ago.
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It took him about 20 minutes to design and install each one of the 3,200 parts, meaning that it took 1,067 hours just to make the piece.
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The way that the track is established is like four independent stadiums, and in each one of the areas is at least one stage, and live music.
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We say these kinds of people are talentless, but actually they're very good businesspeople—each one of the Kardashians has made her way, in one avenue or another.
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Then each one of the scenarios is called upon by the data from the National Hurricane Center, so the map that's displayed is live and in real time.
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After testing out each one of the mascaras and seeing how they perform in and out of water, I think that I finally have come to a winner.
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Each one of the top five selling phones in the region was an iPhone, ranging from the budget iPhone 8 to the premium flagship iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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Local courts and governments could be forced to send data to the FBI -- but each one of the nation's 50 states would have to pass that law itself.
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"In each one of the circumstances where I've worked with these incredible filmmakers that happen to be women, they were the best people for the job," he said.
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Each one of the above myths is so pervasive in Washington and in the news media that they're making the already difficult job of replacing Obamacare that much harder.
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The Mexico City Airport Trust (MEXCAT) received offers and consent from a "substantial majority" of the holders of the notes of each one of the series, the ministry said.
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But the networks can leverage each one of the platforms in unison with data informing the what, the when, the how and the where of content creation and distribution.
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This is a date Ms. Kaplan Jacoby can confirm with certainty because she diligently kept a journal entry of each one of the dates she and Mr. Messinger shared.
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As the names suggest, each one of the beverages features sakura and strawberry flavors, which according to RocketNews 24 come together to offer the right balance between sweet and sour.
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Based on the shade — from pale-pink Cake to deep-berry Jam — somewhere between four to six pigments are blended together create each one of the six Generation G colors.
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To receive their seventh (that's one for each season the show has existed) Best TV Drama award and each one of the main cast members came to play... and slay.
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Our team had never heard of any of the brands included, and we had a lot of fun taste-testing each one of the candies and debating our personal favorites.
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"After each one of [the players] dies, you can seek revenge, which doubles the incentive," he said, noting that you'll get more XP and caps for successfully avenging your own death.
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There's a Lamborghini, a helicopter, and each one of the Kardashian-Jenners is styled perfectly down to every last hair — even Khloé, who is shown working out in part of it.
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"Despite knowing that the content was false or in reckless disregard thereof each one of (the defendants) did in fact run advertisements that contained false and defaming material," the complaint reads.
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Each one of the three panelists has made enormous strides in helping to transform the Egyptian economy by creating and supporting sustainable, high impact businesses, as well as to transform education.
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And in the appropriations process, in each one of the individual areas of concern, we are going to have amendments that ensure that Republicans are put on record on this issue.
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The reservoir unitization regulation will establish the need to nominate a single operator to produce oil in shared reservoirs even keeping two separate companies or consortia for each one of the blocks.
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The official trailer for the country legend's upcoming Netflix anthology series, Dolly Parton's Heartstrings, is finally here and provides a first look at each one of the eight episodes from the collection.
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All of Europe is dependent upon Russia in one form or another, some small, some large percentages of their energy and each one of the European nations is dependent on Russia for energy.
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If I postpone these small tasks, I experience the so-called snowball effect and it's harder for me to concentrate and finish each one of the other tasks on my to-do list.
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"This election has always been about Texas and delivering for each one of the 254 counties that we've visited over the last 18 months," Mr. O'Rourke's spokesman, Chris Evans, said in a statement.
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Each one of the people arrested was an immigrant with deportation orders, married to a US citizen and applying for a "provisional waiver" application, to become a lawful permanent resident, according to Lehner.
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Each one of the six locations, which range from a Paris art museum to a Japanese medical facility, is good for hours of exploration... and, depending on how you play, a lot of violence.
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On each one of the 119 trips I took outside the wire -- be it driving or guarding a vehicle -- I learned what it meant to trust someone else with my life, and vice versa.
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Beyond each one of the immigrant lives counted here is a ripple effect of fear — to family members, community peers, or simply people who look like that person and wonder if they could be next.
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The other patented element of this episode is building each one of the remaining queens up so much that the audience will believe that any one of them could actually walk home with the crown.
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In this past quarter, the deficit was more than $215.5 billion which means it's "losses per share," (or in this case, it's losses per each one of the approximately 149 million working Americans), were $1,255.23.
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Adults in the Room is an essential book and it is vital that books like it be written about each one of the injustices inflicted on the vulnerable by the present masters of the world.
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By the way, when I was overseas, each one of the 119 trips I took outside the wire driving or guarding a vehicle, we learned what it is to trust one another with our lives.
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" Mr. Martin tried to keep the discussion understandable to nonscientists, even comparing one device to a "Star Trek" phaser, but he also said things like: "Each one of the million pixels has its own spectrum.
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The facility, expected to be located in the Lordstown area, will see investment of more than $2 billion with GM and LG Chem expected to invest more than $1 billion each, one of the sources said.
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As each one of the ten steps in a typical Korean beauty routine requires a different product —from hydrating serum to lip mask — there are plenty of new ideas to be had and extra revenue to boot.
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"Due to finds like these, we can show actual locations, the positioning and dimensions of each one of the structures first described in the chronicles," said Diego Prieto, head of Mexico&aposs main anthropology and history institute.
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Speaking from the IIF conference in Frankfurt, Jacob Frenkel explained that each one of the economic conditions that the Fed had set for itself in order to justify the commencement of rate rises had now been satisfied.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, presented the president with a range of military options and checked off the troop levels, costs and risks of each, one of the officials said.
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To belong to A.A. is to concede to this notion of singularity — everyone is the same and everyone's addiction is the same — and to accept a higher power and follow each one of the 12 precise steps.
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Each one of the three things that Jed McCaleb has created in the last decade would be, on its own, enough to make him one of the most well-known and controversial figures in the cryptocurrency universe.
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Back in high school, he dumped her, she never forgave him, and the memory of what happened (a lame saga of virginity lost, a house party ruined) convinces each one of the other's exploitative attitude toward black people.
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Harari's second appearance on this list, each one of the 21 chapters in the book attempts to tackle a different global challenge, like the rise of false news stories and the ethical concerns around the use of personal data.
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From a U.S. perspective, each one of the economic entities is targeted for a good reason be it human rights violations, terrorism, crime, nuclear trade, corruption or in the case of China, unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft.
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"It's a huge victory for each one of the actors who are ... putting their own struggle out there through the film, being the voice of the voiceless, each one with his own story and own struggle and own problems," she said.
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"Each one of the faculty members has been asked to work with their individual classes and students to see what they can do within the student's capability," Tim Jordan, a member of the media team at the college, told me.
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Whether you are a football lover or not, there's plenty to like about each one of the N.F.L.'s 225 host cities, and fans will be flocking to several of them this weekend for Week 236 of the 25 season.
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A lot of guys pack four or five guys into a two-bedroom apartment, with one guy sleeping on an air mattress in the living room and then two guys sleeping on air mattresses in each one of the bedrooms.
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Pete Buttigieg: The greatest lesson I learned in Afghanistan On each one of the 250 trips I took outside the wire -- be it driving or guarding a vehicle -- I learned what it meant to trust someone else with my life, and vice versa.
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Yoav Galant, Israel's minister of construction and housing, told reporters that if it was necessary to defend its citizens, Israel would "eventually go after each one of the Hamas leaders" but that once the fire stopped, Israel would also be "ready for peace."
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Dr. Mitchell said he held a torn T-shirt over the prisoner's nose and mouth for each one of the 183 instances of waterboarding, all carried out by him and his partner in developing the C.I.A.'s interrogation program, John Bruce Jessen.
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Speedway president J. Douglas Boles posted an image of a very intact, 18-inch-tall sample from the exit of Turn 3 to Twitter that garnered so much interest he had a graphic created to explain exactly what each one of the layers represents.
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It is, and always has been, top-tier music TV. And as such, last night's program appears to have been the show that launched a thousand music blogs, with this morning's internet crawling with individual posts embedding videos from each one of the episode's performances.
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Essentially, it describes how well-connected a network member is (how many connections it has, or "degree"), how important each one of the member's connections are, and the distance it is from other important network nodes (how many node-to-node hops away they are).
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You still have to pop each one of the six microSD cards out of the rig to transfer your files, which is annoying, but once you make that transfer to your computer the Importer tool syncs it all the footage without any extra work.
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Book Cala de Mar starting at $298 per nightWedged between the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Madre mountains, Cala de Mar is perched atop a stunning cliff in Ixtapa, Mexico, and each one of the 59 suites includes a private heated plunge pool with panoramic ocean views.
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I could have done without many of the metaphors for the Schrödinger girls — "each in her own perfect, iridescent-transparent bubble," each "a refracted ray of light," each one of "the many phases of the moon" — their differences gratuitously reiterated when I already knew them well.
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And consider too, Under Armour, headed by founder-CEO Kevin Plank, who, through town halls and company meetings featuring the likes of UA endorsers Tom Brady and Jordan Spieth, says he is driven to make each one of the company's 11,000 employees feel like an owner: passionate, fearless, and all-in.
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The team was delayed by airport officials when they could not pay a visa fee of $23 each, one of the team's captains told local radio station CapitalK FM. Zimbabwe's sports ministry, however, said the tournament organizers gave assurances that visas would be issued to the team on their arrival.
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" But she noted that she believes each one of the 2020 Democratic hopefuls "have made a very valuable contribution to the debate," and that that it is "easy" for her to say that "any one of them would be a better president than the current occupant of the White House.
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" House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) told reporters Tuesday Democrats' impeachment inquiry had "failed each one" of the standards outlined by Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) in a March Washington Post interview that "impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan.
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He called the Vice President but he told three other people that they were on the list and because the decision was so late, the White House had to prepare four background packages, even asking each one of the nominees who they would put on their guest list, if they were chosen.
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This section was previously included for each one of the 195 countries covered by this comprehensive assessment of the state of human rights around the world With his confirmation now settled, Secretary of State Pompeo should understand — and reverse — his predecessor's dramatic about-face in U.S. efforts to protect the rights of women.
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I think Joe Biden could take each one of the outstanding public servants running for president and have them serve in his cabinet or as agency heads: Warren as Treasury secretary, Harris as attorney general, Inslee at Interior, Mayor Pete at Housing and Urban Development, Castro at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, etc.
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"We've literally gone from an environment in which DHS did know who to contact in each one of the states to let them know about activity or threats to their systems to not only having points of contact in all 50 states, but having regular information-sharing across 50 states and 1,400 jurisdictions," Masterson said.
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Each year, the White House puts out a call for volunteers, asking for applicants who can be available in Washington -- typically over the Thanksgiving holiday -- to hang and tinsel the more than 2000,26 ornaments, 2000,24-plus yards of holiday ribbon and 2000,22 feet of garlands, and cap off each one of the 183 trees.
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Over the course of the last six months, the government investigated each one of the 33,20183 children who had been in the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement dating back to July 1, 2017, to determine the new tally of separations, Lee Gelernt, an attorney for the ACLU, said in an interview.
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The steward came through with the cart, and each one of the Louis Vuitton bucket bags and the full-length foxes and the razor-thin silver laptops spilling out of the rows in front of us ordered their water, tomato juice, white wine, organic purple potato chips with Hawaiian sea salt — and in so doing, confirmed their classy virtues.
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Had I done an Iron Man Triathlon, I could've tested each one of the Series 3's varied workout-tracking skills, which include tracking indoor and outdoor walks, indoor and outdoor runs, outdoor cycling and indoor ellipticals, rowing, stair-stepping and pool or open-water swim (it also keeps track of laps, even if you rest in between them).
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Art student Isabel Zuluaga, who participated in Salcedo's intervention, penned a letter to the artist in which she insisted: I can't deny that I saw it initially as a very powerful act, for I was informed beforehand about what we would do and I knew that each one of the names corresponded to a victim or disappeared.
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Each one of the trio understands that however they vote, they will face a tide of fury -- and be branded traitors either to the conservatism that has its moment of triumph in sight or, in the case of Collins and Murkowski, to their gender as the #MeToo movement challenges conventions that for generations constrained women making allegations against powerful men.
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The company has already released a soundtrack for the game, bundling a "Sound Selections" CD with the Master and Special editions, but this new offering goes far beyond that single disc: the five-disc boxed set will contain each one of the Manaka Kataoka's 23 music tracks used in the game, as well as the tracks from the game's DLC packs, and the music featured in the game's launch trailers.
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And in perhaps the most Obama-like flourish in the speech, Buttigieg used the jumble of his own identities — a Midwest mayor, a married gay man, an Afghanistan veteran — to argue that the divisions of our politics obscures the grandeur of our common humanity: When I was overseas, each one of the 119 trips I took outside the wire driving or guarding a vehicle, we learned what it is to trust one another with our lives.
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