Wealthier Americans can relocate more easily, can pay energy bills more easily, can rebuild from climate disasters more easily.
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These are not very easily answered or easily regulated issues.
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Not easily because you don't build that trust back easily.
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It can move easily upwards, and just as easily downwards.
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It's often not work that's easily defined or easily understood.
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Fingers swung less easily, or too easily, or not at all.
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Like the weather, it's easily measured but not so easily marshaled.
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After all, words are easily said but not easily cast aside.
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It gets triggered more easily and you can feel it more easily.
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Who doesn't want easily earned adulation when they can get it, well, easily?
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Pelosi has long held that Trump is weak, easily confused, and easily baited.
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I get stressed out easily and anxious easily too when I'm at work.
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Nonbinding pacts like the Paris Agreement, by contrast, are easily fractured and easily exploited.
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TikTok lets users easily share short funny clips which can go viral really easily.
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Strategies The stock market is easily rattled, but it can also be easily seduced.
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They aren't particularly funny or clever, but they're easily recreated, easily modified, and easily shared — everything a meme needs to survive in this bleak wasteland of the internet.
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Women are objects of scorn, violence, fascination, and sexual frustration, easily overpowered and easily disposable.
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HIV infection is easily avoided and also easily treated (albeit that the treatment is lifelong).
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Pathogens that can be more easily transmitted when airborne are typically the most easily transmitted.
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"That could have easily been my people, that could have easily been my country," Brown said.
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Just as you easily attached to a desire or wish, you can just as easily detach.
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And all can be easily thawed and easily mixed with other ingredients to make different meals.
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You blend in easily — all too easily, as Heidi, the new girl at bug school, finds.
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Thus, it is vital to keep them easily reachable and easily separated from your other items.
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"If we compare these two, you can easily imagine people will easily recognize hyperactivity," he said.
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The new Surface Laptop 3 opens easily, making it more easily repairable than the previous version.
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Your hair can either be high porosity (easily absorbs moisture) or low porosity (doesn't easily absorb moisture).
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He's still easily impatient, easily distracted, and openly sheepish about the ways he's failed Hank and Hope.
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"The more easily people get online, the more easily they can connect with each other," he said.
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You can easily hide columns when working within an Excel spreadsheet — and just as easily unhide them.
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This type of acceleration encourages weak egos that are easily formed, and fade away just as easily.
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Because these are easily avoidable missteps: domestic violence follows a consistent pattern and has easily recognizable hallmarks.
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While it is free, it is not easily accessible, easily available for everyone that needs the service.
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Most obvious was Iowa, where Mr. Obama won easily in 2012 but where Mr. Trump prevailed easily.
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If you're able to use all these things easily, you should be able to use government services easily.
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But also how easily frightened and overwhelmed they are, how easily abused, and particularly how empathetic they are.
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Their inches-long claws prevent them from walking easily on land, but they glide easily through the water.
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It turned out to be perfect; transparent, and thus easily looked into; easily frozen, too, for later use.
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Still, it's easily done, and relatively easily undone as well, so you might consider giving it a try.
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Future presidents could easily--perhaps too easily--achieve the same policy goals without using the same public language.
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Additional outside capital can help managers more easily issue new funds and more easily navigate the capital markets.
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"What was taken away from me so easily could easily be taken away from me again," he said.
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Hard to pin down, easily muddled up, and easily miswritten, especially with the aid of our correcting machines.
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The abrupt sacking of a top federal law enforcement official made for some easily (perhaps too easily) drawn parallels.
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You can easily create playlists to organize music on your iPhone — and you can just as easily delete them.
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"The rest of the country does not understand that it is not easily transmittable and easily manageable," Hanssens said.
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It's also designed to be more easily serviced and upgraded than other laptops, including an easily removable hard drive.
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Color-coded tension dials are easily threaded, and color-coded thread guides help newbies re-thread the serger easily.
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In bilateral deals, the risks involved are opaque and cannot easily be quantified, nor can the exposures be easily traded.
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With these changes, you can create sole-proprietor companies more easily, and you can grow as a company more easily.
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Given that these videos can easily play on smartphones, the company's tutorials are also easily available to virtually any surgeon.
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"Women and girls are going through these situations so they will easily understand and they will mobilize easily," Choudhary said.
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This could easily be scaled, and may be a unique and easily customized way to pull power from the sea.
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It's the people who get annoyed far too easily and upset far too easily that get on the naughty list.
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Those include skin that bruises easily, frequent dislocations, chronic pain as well as flexible joints that seem to damage easily.
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"Airplanes aren't the cleanest of places and hence can easily carry many germs and illnesses that can easily be picked up by our pets such as Parvo, which can be deadly and easily transmitted," Ellis tells PEOPLE.
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For Girl Scout Troop 60013, it's something that comes easily to them, but maybe not so easily to other generations: technology.
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"If we can find them easily then obviously social media companies including Facebook can find them just as easily," he said.
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Doctors could easily diagnose leprosy that showed up in skin patches on your chest and medicine could easily treat the disease.
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While an oncologist can't easily become a neurosurgeon, registered nurses can easily hop between specialties by taking a course or two.
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They are easily customizable to a client's needs because of the modular style, so they can grow taller and wider easily.
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You can easily block — and just as easily unblock — anyone on Facebook in the Messenger app with a few simple taps.
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Both pick up dirt and lint quite easily, but it's nothing a Magic Eraser or damp microfiber cloth can't easily pick up.
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They could easily do all these songs, like five volumes, easily, and make sure people have that quality music, mixed and mastered.
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I easily beat him on the golf course and will even more easily beat him now, in the world in [sic] politics.
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I THINK IT COULD HAVE PASSED EASILY – NOT EASILY, BUT IT COULD HAVE PASSED WHEN IT WAS INTRODUCED BY SIMPSON AND BOWLES.
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To help with that, Quip designed it to easily fit inside your pocket so you can easily take it on the go.
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My work in conflict resolution has taught me that disputes are not so easily reconciled, and relationships are not so easily settled.
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And, as my colleague John Herrman noted last weekend, politicized voices can easily drown honest journalism all too easily on social media.
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To this day I can still quite easily identify each man by his penis, far more easily than remembering their actual names.
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" She continues: "Alcohol is a small molecule which passes easily in and easily out of breast milk, being metabolized by the mother's liver.
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First, make sure you have one, otherwise anyone who gets your phone can easily see any remaining messages in your messaging applications easily.
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And with the Biem, you can easily accent any meal with liquid gold, as easily as you'd shake salt and pepper on it.
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Amassing 43.2 million views in 24 hours, Swift easily bested easily Psy's 2013 record of 173 million views in its first 24 hours.
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"It uses caterpillar treads which means it can go off road more easily, which mean they can hide them more easily," Hanham said.
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While gas and solar prices have fallen sharply, coal remains one of the cheapest, easily available, and most easily maintained sources of electricity.
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As a novelist, he's jittery, mobile, always on the prowl for new material, not so much easily distracted as easily consumed, quickly recentered.
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Streaming Movie Review The movie may be an easily forgettable action comedy, but as a Mark Wahlberg vehicle it is also easily watchable.
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Hardware and software companies need to give consumers the tools to easily — and I stress easily — use these tools to their maximum potential.
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Demagogues like Trump now have a huge reach: They can easily respond to the people's wishes, but can perhaps just as easily manipulate them.
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"This is a case I could have settled very easily, but I don't settle cases very easily when I'm right," Trump said in March.
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A sure sign of progress would be if both sides agree to something that won&apost come easily, or can&apost easily be undone.
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With a long land border crossed relatively easily by traffickers, automatic and semi-automatic weapons circulate more easily inside France than in, say, Britain.
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"Mission personnel describe a multitude of symptoms, many of which are not easily quantifiable and not easily attributable to a specific cause," Rosenfarb said.
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The reason this episode is so haunting is because of how easily things escalated and how easily that police officer could've ended Reggie's life.
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"Like records that are easily broken" is not asking you for a Guinness type of world record; those are not easily broken at all.
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In the past, humans programmed robots to mimic human behavior, and so robots could most easily do routine, repeatable tasks that were easily explained.
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While its presence is easily justified as being a "stigma squasher" within Rock Steady, it could easily, and counterproductively, be taken out of context.
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Otherwise, you can easily internalize that reading of your relationship — and find yourself feeling like you don't stack up against more easily legible heterosexual couples.
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So with XD, designers can now easily wireframe their solutions, create low- or high-fidelity designs and easily transition between their artboards and interactive prototypes.
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A minivan can be easily adapted for wheelchairs and other assistive devices that will help people to get in and out of the vehicle easily.
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When surrounded by delivery apps and cheap fast food, one can easily forget that many people around the world can't easily afford their next meal.
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You can quickly and easily create new accounts, and also link those to your existing accounts so that you can easily switch between different accounts.
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It would be an easily understandable solution to an easily understandable problem, rather than software manipulation that feeds into a long-running, planned obsolescence conspiracy theory.
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Cysts feel smooth and are easily movable, but instead of being solid like a fibroadenoma, they're filled with fluid and are easily identified on an ultrasound.
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Japan's core workers cannot easily be fired, but nor can they easily quit, because their skills and status in a firm are not seamlessly transferable elsewhere.
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"Such small dhows are not often easily spotted as they integrate easily with fishing dhows around Mukalla as these small vessels are common in the waters."
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Yes, things can easily get out of hand during the days surrounding this full moon — when the lines between reality and fantasy can get easily blurred.
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Not the furthest right person on that side, not the most easily caricatured—I imagined someone who could easily get a guest spot on Fox News.
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Stolen off a wrist or taken in a smash-and-grab attack, high-end timepieces, easily transportable and often untraceable, could easily be turned into cash.
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In the meantime, this much is not in dispute: SARS-CoV-2 spreads easily — more easily than SARS or seasonal flu — and is tough to detect.
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Eager to adore, more easily caught up in their proximity to fame than in the story before them, fans laugh too easily, too loudly, too often.
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Eager to adore, more easily caught up in their proximity to fame than in the story before them, fans laugh too easily, too loudly, too often.
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Although both of the sisters are deeply Mexican, they also have the luxury of easily presenting as white, or, at least, "exotic," with the kinds of olive skin tones and luxurious waves that can easily hail from the Mediterranean as easily as they can from Central America.
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Key quote: Moon told senior secretaries that the most important part about the meeting with the Korean leaders was that they "easily got in contact, easily made an appointment and easily met to discuss urgent matters, without complicated procedures and formalities, just like a casual meeting."
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"What's more important than anything from the latest inter-Korean summit was that the leaders easily got in contact, easily made an appointment and easily met to discuss urgent matters, without complicated procedures and formalities, just like a casual meeting," Moon told a meeting with senior secretaries.
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Everybody stops talking about what is easily portrayed and is easily understandable in the WikiLeaks story and starts speculating on what Comey and the FBI are doing.
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I could have easily, right after he went to the White House or has been outspoken, I could have easily been on social media and corrected him.
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"'Pay the smallest debt first' is a straightforward strategy that can be easily communicated and easily applied," writes Remi Trudel, a researcher for the Harvard Business Review.
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Hospitals want to help people easily find their way to the lab or the cafeteria while also easily locating valuable equipment such as wheelchairs and infusion pumps.
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"Come on, this fig leaf is so easily seen through, so easily blown aside that it leaves the constitutional pretensions of my Republican colleagues naked," he added.
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And instead I won the presidency, easily, and I mean easily — you look at those states, I had states where I won by 30 and 40 points.
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The good news is, just as you can easily transmit the virus to other people, you can easily avoid transmitting it — if you're willing to stay home.
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As in Flint, clean water is not easily accessible to Kibera residents; without formal piping into the slum much of our water is easily contaminated with disease.
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Grooves in the front allow goggles to slide on and off easily, while the BOA binding system lets users easily adjust the helmet for a snug fit.
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There are places you can't easily get to, such as the so-called dark web; and places you can't easily travel the internet from, such as North Korea.
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While Bloomberg has enough money to easily outspend most of his rivals for the Democratic nomination, there are entities outside of the U.S. that can easily outspend Bloomberg.
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When walking around Tokyo, for example, you can easily open the map to check which social links are at what locations, then easily fast travel directly to them.
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The chemicals necessary to make both of them can be easily purchased in the United States and instructions for how to make them can easily be found online.
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All the work that went into making it convincing can easily — well, perhaps not easily, but directly — be applied to educating the player as well as thrilling them.
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A 3D-printed gun can also be easily made without a serial number or anything that would make these firearms easily traceable if they're used in a crime.
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You could easily disregard the distraction... or you could just as easily take a quick glance at the screen—and risk spiraling into a wormhole of phone snooping.
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It is teams with easily exposed and easily exploited flaws, teams that can touch the sky one minute and plumb the depths the next, that provide compelling viewing.
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Verification that isn't easily accessible threatens to bifurcate online information into "trusted content" from those who have the resources to verify it and an easily dismissed information underclass.
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Discounting the David Bowie tribute, which was easily the only meaningful thing that happened the entire night, Little Mix doing "Black Magic" was easily the best live performance.
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The hackers created privileged accounts in order to easily regain access later, and in one case even set up a VPN connection to easily tunnel back into the network.
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If there's a complaint here, it's that the black color I prefer tends to pretty easily pick up dust, but it also wipes or washes off just as easily.
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Here's the transcript, per The New York Times: TRUMP: This is a case I could have settled very easily, but I don't settle cases very easily when I'm right.
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This offering — complete with a speaker list, easily the most eclectic in convention history, that culminates with a Trump acceptance speech on Thursday night — will easily double that number.
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The Omton Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard is slim enough to easily fit in a backpack, purse, or handbag, and can easily connect to any Bluetooth-enabled phone or tablet.
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If you accidentally delete an app that you actually wanted, don't worry — you can easily visit the App Store on your iPhone and redownload the app quickly and easily.
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"Unlike other stick foundations, teint stick éclat applies easily and feels light, is cool to the touch, and is easily smoothed over the skin, like ice cream," says Soga.
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And with Korean fashion being based around affordable casual clothing (that can be easily knocked off), less affluent Southeast Asians can easily import garments or buy a local version.
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Plagiarism — like all sin — happens all too easily.
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Furthermore, the more we care about other people, the more easily we are deceived by them, which explains why I am so easily duped by my students and my children.
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The kids' version uses the magic of Velcro for an easily adjustable fit, and they both include a double front pocket that can easily hold a spatula and a wand.
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"This kind of stuff is easily, easily the best part of my fame," he said in a video documenting the kids' special day, during which he presented them with gifts.
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After all, if Trump's team lies about an easily disproved claim where citizens can simply look at side-by-side photos, what about statements that aren't easily verifiable with photographs?
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It breeds easily in small amounts of standing water, which means it can easily flourish in urban areas, particularly the many poor Brazilian barrios that do not have running water.
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With one or two Chromecast Audios, which are devices that easily plug into the auxiliary (headphone jack) port of any speaker, you can easily set up voice-controlled multi-room audio.
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Not only can they be easily guessed by bots trying to break into your account, they can be easily cracked if they're ever stolen from the company in a data breach.
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She was easily threatened and more easily jealous, always hating new cast members unless they happened to share her star sign (Aries) and show her, a founding cast member, proper deference.
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Folded items like towels, pajamas, or out-of-season coats can easily fit under the bed instead of taking up space in the closet, and are still easily accessible when needed.
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You can easily grab a daily news rundown and listen to it at your leisure just as you can easily download the best of the podcasting world for slow, careful consideration.
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The difference between a hook and a swing is the bend in the arm; a swing is easily stopped by anything put in the path of it and is easily ducked.
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The song has a solid harmonic arrangement with many seventh chords that you can easily manipulate, so you can easily edit into electronic music and the result can be very unique.
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None of the chan sites can be easily shut down because they operate under uncertain ownership and can easily switch to different servers if a company refuses to host their content.
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"The beautiful story that people don't know is how easily Netflix agreed to share and how easily NBC agreed to be in second position for the first two seasons," he said.
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The defense secretary took 30 minutes, by Black Hawk helicopter, to get to the border, though the trip could easily have easily been done in 10, so short is the distance.
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"We like to have a company that is doing something mission critical, something that is not easily replicated, something that their customers can't do without, and can't replace easily," he said.
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While there's much to learn about how easily the virus can be transmitted human-to-human, health officials said it appears that it's not spread as easily as some other viruses.
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Juice, they said, was fine if served as part of a snack or meal, although "easily overconsumed" especially if offered in an easily transportable form that encouraged consumption throughout the day.
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Because the produce came in neat packages, it could be easily discarded, sparing enthusiasts the cleanup of a typical juicer (a chore that you can easily handle with a dishwashing machine).
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And if we could get a change, a very simple change it would go so quickly, so easily with the Democrats, we would be able to solve that problem very easily.
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OS X can easily handle most common formats, like .
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And don't worry — the strike marks clean off easily.
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He laughs easily — maybe for real, or maybe not.
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He refocused, called an immediate rematch, and won — easily.
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Men could easily ... buy a ticket whenever they want.
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All the 18 banks easily cleared the first portion of the Fed's annual stress test last week, showing they would easily have enough capital to keep lending during a severe economic downturn.
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Making it an easily detachable, modular device is a huge boon for enterprise use, since it can much more easily be shared and cheaply deployed across a wide range of different industries.
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Hover is a computer vision startup that allows consumers to easily create 3D models of their homes so they can easily deal with getting quotes from contractors on their next big project.
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The borosilicate glass used in the Lifefactory Glass Baby Bottle prevents bacterial buildup and easily washes clean, while the silicone sleeve makes the bottle safe for and easily gripped by a baby.
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Everybody stops talking about what is easily portrayed and what is easily understandable in the Wikileaks story and start speculating about what Comey and the FBI are doing, all the while nobody knows.
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"While Google Docs and [Dropbox] Paper are customer-facing documents, they aren't easily maintainable — you can't [easily] know who did what, you never open something unless someone sends you the link," Pasquier said.
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Both office-appropriate and totally flattering, the wardrobe hero pairs easily with everything from silk blouses to blazers to button-ups — in fact, almost too easily, hence our drawer full of similar styles.
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I would grant that maybe volatility wouldn't reach these highs and lows as easily if ETFs weren't around" given that "now you can express your sentiment toward the economy a little more easily.
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But if they could be so easily tarred by Trump—indeed, if they could be so easily convinced to serve an ignorant, incompetent commander-in-chief—perhaps their initial reputation wasn't really merited.
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From there he guessed the username and password pretty easily: "admin" and "password." he guessed the username and password pretty easily: "admin" and "password" From there, he had full control of the website.
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Not to mention people who want HBO can easily get it through the network itself (HBO Now), easily through the App Store, or as an add-on through their Amazon Prime Video membership.
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The effort includes developing some new forms of weaponry, like low-cost drones that can easily switch from intelligence collection to bomb delivery and are designed to be easily replaced if shot down.
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Aron describes a Highly Sensitive Person as someone who is easily overwhelmed by sensory input, who gets easily overwhelmed by a busy schedule, and who finds the need to cut social interactions short.
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Sometimes a note can seem overwhelming, until you realize that what it's talking about is easily fixed earlier in the piece, when, say, clarification of a point will clear everything up more easily.
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The city is easily a character in its own right.
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Easily one of our top five pairings in this world.
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Data is easily manipulated to engineer or reinforce social segregation.
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This way, Apple can more easily hire talented Japanese engineers.
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The bracelets be easily removed with scissors if need be.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement and schools can easily exacerbate the problem.
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QUINTANILLA: I CAN EASILY POINT TO A SHELDON ADELSON SUPPORTER.
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But communication might not come as easily as we'd like.
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If only all of life's problems were so easily solved.
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You could just as easily be mean spirited and hateful.
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You could just as easily be mean spirited and hateful.
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A highlighter that's shimmery, but not glittery, and blends easily?
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Those pesky bugs can easily ruin a fun summer night.
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Have we solved the Great Hadid Burger Mystery that easily?
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It's often inaccurate, incomplete, and not easily linked across systems.
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If the yarn tangles easily, it means she's feeling troubled.
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And they could solve it very easily by getting together.
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And let me tell you, it wears way too easily.
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Someone with my background probably wouldn't get a job easily.
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That this would happen with small, common, or easily replaced
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One reason is because the massive companies can comply easily.
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But the oil that ISIS controls isn't so easily acquired.
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He said mistakes can easily happen even after laborious training.
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It could have already been easily an easy fifty grand.
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And like a virus, its effects cannot be easily contained.
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You're feeling glamorous, and getting what you want comes easily.
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I could easily have filed a police case against it.
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Wickham, Jack Huston sports a conveniently fiendish mustache, easily allowing
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You can get your name on the ballot pretty easily.
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You know, old people don't leave their country so easily.
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This explains some of the popularity of easily hidden dongles.
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The answer is easily found by scrutinizing his cabinet choices.
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Could a head be purchased easily from a body broker?
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Karl's a lot better than Danny and beats him easily.
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Early polling from several outlets shows Biden easily besting Trump.
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Easily the coolest takeoff I've ever seen outside the cockpit.
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Still, we could easily be joined by a famous face.
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That sounds about right, but you could easily spend more.
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Plus, the recipe can be easily customized for endless variations.
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Zero distractions is a great feature for the easily distracted.
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You could easily mistake them for a plume of exhaust.
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However, the next prizewinner might not easily shield their identity.
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So respiratory illnesses can "very easily spread" in overcrowded situations.
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A plain USB could easily get lost on his desk.
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But it will soon be something you can't easily avoid.
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Those qualities could easily help them live longer, healthier lives.
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Now if only we could easily share our creations online.
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They use precision fertilizer that doesn't run off as easily.
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One difference is that we cannot easily see the enemy.
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Physicians could then access that data easily when treating patients.
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Is this a canned process that can be executed easily?
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Caelynn could be the next Bachelorette just as easily, y'all.
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Bones thinned by osteoporosis are brittle and more easily fractured.
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It has a long, rectangular screen with easily interchangeable bands.
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They cry relentlessly, wake up easily, and refuse to eat.
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He easily doubled Dexter Fowler off for a double play.
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Humbling moments too easily can turn into moments of humiliation.
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And this is a problem, but it's not easily fixed.
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I also learned how easily people can be made uncomfortable.
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And what you say about yourself can easily be ignored.
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Dogs with DCM tire easily, cough, and have difficulty breathing.
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These limits can be easily disabled again, but it's something.
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He made friends easily and had a bunch of them.
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Digital data is easily one of our most valuable possessions.
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Herpes is most easily spread when someone is showing symptoms.
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It's also light and easily convertible to a handheld vacuum.
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You can easily enable cookies in your Firefox browser's preferences.
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The situation could easily lead to a "humanitarian crisis," Gov.
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I easily find street parking, which makes me happy ($1.50).
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I again find parking relatively easily and pay the meter.
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"It's amazing how easily people share their sexts," Yaghoobian said.
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Most porn sites are still easily accessible in the country.
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Elena takes a bit too easily to her new role.
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Durable goods for April easily beat expectations, rising 3.4 percent.
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That uniqueness easily lends itself to lightsticks becoming collector's items.
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That way, the satellites can attach and detach more easily.
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That way, someone infected by HIV can be easily diagnosed.
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Or, just as easily, they could maintain the status quo.
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Such oddball pairings rarely act decisively and fall apart easily.
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Cold cake layers stack more easily (frozen is even easier!).
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DePass' troll has uncovered a series of easily exploitable loopholes.
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Subscriptions can be upgraded, downgraded or canceled easily and flexibly.
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A Carmel Valley Ranch suite is easily $1,100 per night.
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It's easily Formula E founder Alejandro Agag's wildest idea yet.
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"But it could easily become next week," the official said.
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It could just as easily be about a close friend.
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I couldn't believe people would turn on me so easily.
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The comments are unsophisticated, repetitive, and easily recognizable as spam.
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Communication doesn't flow easily, and it's important to set boundaries.
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Well, those could easily be something you're designing as well.
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They also don't short out as easily or require charging.
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Countries trade more openly and cooperate more easily than ever.
|
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But in real life, Grant's charm isn't so easily accessible.
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Their hats can easily be purchased online and on Amazon.
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When that breaks down, measles can spread quickly and easily.
|
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Americans can easily become emotional about that history of innovation.
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Success had always seemed to come easily to her brother.
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After the batteries die, you can easily replace them yourself.
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Not every change is solid nugget that's easily tossed away.
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They've been portrayed as ignorant, vicious, cruel, and easily manipulated.
|
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Most picked the Democrat who would beat Trump more easily.
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You can switch between these views at will extremely easily.
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I like that you can easily change watch straps, too.
|
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Head Over Heels could have easily gone down that route.
|
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By spooking the market, bank transaction costs could easily rise.
|
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The number is easily derived from the company's recent financials.
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Adding handwriting to messages, for instance, could easily be overlooked.
|
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You can easily change colors, complications, backgrounds, and much more.
|
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A little steering adjustment bought everything easily back into line.
|
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See, Sessions held the seat easily from 1996 to 2017.
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Instead I made a decision I could easily live with.
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Posts can easily be removed for not adhering to guidelines.
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I personally find Sanneh's construct here crude and easily refutable.
|
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Measles spreads quickly and easily among people who aren't immunized.
|
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Nick isn't adjusting to his role as a Gileadean easily.
|
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Kayaks and canoes are easily docked at the river's edge.
|
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The special counsel will not be brushed off so easily.
|
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That album flowed out of me so quickly and easily.
|
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Oh, and you know how easily suitcase zippers can break?
|
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But he will not clean up the mess so easily.
|
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And why is Trump so easily entranced by these men?
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"I could have easily passed away that night," he said.
|
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But the most lonely months are easily January and February.
|
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Even developing countries with big budget deficits can borrow easily.
|
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They seemed to slide into various restaurant looks fairly easily.
|
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You can easily see the educational opportunities with Tango, too.
|
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This could easily be the recipe for a disjointed game.
|
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They may not easily unite behind the call for statehood.
|
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In the end, the conflict isn't neatly and easily resolved.
|
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"People could stand that very easily," Trump told the Journal.
|
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"We are basically out of easily employable workers," Kelly argued.
|
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It could easily be the best $10 you've ever spent.
|
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You can easily live on less money than you think.
|
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It's possible to save playlists and control playback very easily.
|
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The United States is easily Mexico's most important trading partner.
|
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Mr Powers moves easily into the realm of historical fiction.
|
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Those items they don't like can then be easily returned.
|
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It looks like Nintendo will easily beat its launch target.
|
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The human brain evolved to easily receive and parse information.
|
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The drift away from free trade could easily gather steam.
|
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They both emit more pheromones and sense pheromones more easily.
|
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You can quite easily burn a couple of hours here.
|
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The new chocolate, however, flowed as easily as the original.
|
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It was an easily adaptable premise, as Kellett can attest.
|
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You can very easily find these quotes and more online.
|
|
Suction cups are incredibly strong and don't fall off easily.
|
|
Even trending topics are relegated to an easily overlooked sidebar.
|
|
Easily five percent each, if not more to be honest.
|
|
You can't multitask easily — and that is a good thing.
|
|
If everyone knows everyone else, antisocial elements are easily managed.
|
|
And sometimes passwords can be guessed and are easily hackable.
|
|
Elsewhere, Trump proved yet again that he is easily rattled.
|
|
This can be easily exploited by sick and selfish people.
|
|
With Adani's going ahead, the others may follow more easily.
|
|
These engines don't go together all these easily at first.
|
|
Space and whatever always came easily to me, you see.
|
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They could easily have moved earlier, had they wanted to.
|
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He was an acclaimed author, too, moving easily between genres.
|
|
But this also means that we easily adjust to injustice.
|
|
We have the technology to return to the moon easily.
|
|
It's certainly a problem that can't be batted away easily.
|
|
He could easily see the stock headed to around $65.
|
|
Don't expect other studios to copy this winning formula easily.
|
|
JOKES ABOUT Ukraine's newly elected president, Volodymyr Zelensky, come easily.
|
|
A plain USB could easily get lost on his desk.
|
|
It was, frankly, surprising how easily Trump took Hillary's bait.
|
|
So no wonder that people are easily addicted to it.
|
|
The issue of complication can be more easily addressed, however.
|
|
Otherwise, a bad cell could easily affect its neighboring cells.
|
|
Easily transition between floor types with the Shark ION F80.
|
|
We're able to work and dance and collaborate pretty easily.
|
|
Infections can spread easily, especially to caregivers and family members.
|
|
These SPVs can easily break 300 million dollars in size.
|
|
But Norwegian, which is heavily indebted, cannot easily absorb them.
|
|
"There are ways to disappear, like, fairly easily," he said.
|
|
A car could easily drive into a group of people.
|
|
The result: a fruit that grows more easily and often.
|
|
And what's veiled can easily become a space for projection.
|
|
Just don't expect to stuff it into a pocket easily.
|
|
I am incredibly thankful she goes to sleep so easily.
|
|
This could easily be a reference to Sansa's scarlet locks.
|
|
You would think that you could easily uninstall the app.
|
|
Her furniture is easily 40 years old, if not older.
|
|
For some women, dressing beautifully and feeling confident comes easily.
|
|
The compact shower can be easily deployed in any area.
|
|
COME elections, Iran's regime lets its people breathe more easily.
|
|
"We can share that data very, very easily," McIntosh said.
|
|
IUPAC also prefers the names translate easily across major languages.
|
|
With no training, all the participants could play it easily.
|
|
She didn't bruise easily, so there wouldn't be a mark.
|
|
These customers can now easily become Earth Class Mail users.
|
|
Oh god, I thought — how easily we become the asshole.
|
|
That's easily fixed with the help of some browser extensions.
|
|
During combat, players can easily flow from stance to stance.
|
|
It can be treated more easily if diagnosed early on.
|
|
Goldman might easily reclaim its edge in the next quarter.
|
|
I think she's going to get the nomination rather easily.
|
|
Or do they like to easily pick up and go?
|
|
If they have money then they can reintegrate more easily.
|
|
His annual earnings from sponsorships alone easily top $1 million.
|
|
But IFC's Brockmire was easily the year's most welcome surprise.
|
|
Bentley the puppy is easily distracted and it's absolutely adorable.
|
|
Analysts cannot see how either side might easily stand down.
|
|
But Bhutan cannot turn its back on India so easily.
|
|
Such dangerous conditions can easily turn buildings into death traps.
|
|
But they were careful to make the platform easily hackable.
|
|
He is so easily played by a cable news host.
|
|
Communities hit hard by the shock could not recover easily.
|
|
Many are small businessmen, easily painted as exploiting poor Sinhalese.
|
|
Profits won't come as easily, but the alternative is stark.
|
|
You can set your default apps in Android easily enough.
|
|
Gaming mode runs automatically but you can easily customize it.
|
|
It's easily one of the best soundbars I've ever heard.
|
|
It's easily close to 100,000 people that we can impact.
|
|
"We could have easily buried people in there," he said.
|
|
Poor Facebook was easily most people's first pick to remove.
|
|
Further settings can be easily configured through a smartphone app.
|
|
The House easily defeated an effort from Texas Democratic Rep.
|
|
They could have easily dispersed the crowd through nonviolent means.
|
|
The two have a relaxed rapport, laughing and joking easily.
|
|
The sad thing is that this can easily be avoided.
|
|
Tyrangiel called them "externalities" that he could easily tune out.
|
|
A statement he gives today could easily be contradicted tomorrow.
|
|
We might be able to deal with the situation easily.
|
|
This is easily Skarsgård's biggest film role, and one would
|
|
Jermaine climbed down just as easily as he went up.
|
|
Employees at Amazon can "easily" discover any user's home address.
|
|
The easily available comparison here is the 2000 Baltimore Ravens.
|
|
Easily share your files through services like AirDrop and Mail.
|
|
The same painting can easily seem very thoughtful and ebullient.
|
|
Malaria also doesn't cause easily identified changes in skeletal remains.
|
|
It can easily seal wounds in the absence of stitches.
|
|
But you can easily shut drama off of your timeline.
|
|
Oversharing could easily happen and remain undisclosed to the public.
|
|
Advocates say this lack of investment could be easily addressed.
|
|
Under its "flexicurity" system companies can hire and fire easily.
|
|
The measure is expected to easily pass the state Senate.
|
|
My blow is easily parried, our sabers clashing hot white.
|
|
It's awkward and brutal and sloppy, and not easily digestible.
|
|
Firstly, this made Portugal able to trade internationally more easily.
|
|
So I can easily get quite melancholy when I'm alone.
|
|
The plot, if there is one, is not easily untangled.
|
|
To them, "rape culture" is easily dismissed as political correctness.
|
|
Happily, the fire was easily quenched and frying continued apace.
|
|
And these fires were controlled, being created and used easily.
|
|
I am easily overwhelmed when I don't have personal space.
|
|
Jerry Rice is easily the greatest WR of all time.
|
|
In automatic response, they easily grab their perfectly flexed toes.
|
|
"It could easily turn into a manslaughter case," he said.
|
|
Flight surgeons needed ways to monitor these pressure changes easily.
|
|
The Clair stake could easily fetch $0003 billion, they said.
|
|
Republicans have held the House easily ever since — until now.
|
|
But that could be easily used in a negative way.
|
|
But the NRM is expected to easily muster enough votes.
|
|
This easily could have turned into a (very preventable) tragedy.
|
|
But now the ice is younger, thinner, and easily melted.
|
|
She was designed for girls to easily dress and undress.
|
|
And your other strong suit's not getting easily offended, clearly.
|
|
Which is what makes them instantly devourable and easily derided.
|
|
Pure cuteness that can easily be recreated with closet staples.
|
|
After setting up your rules, you can easily generate shifts.
|
|
You can easily search by the title, author, and subject.
|
|
Your gums become red and puffy and they bleed easily.
|
|
Can't go much further easily, I will give you that.
|
|
The Raptors are set up to replace DeRozan rather easily.
|
|
Kristina Lara could easily be the poster child for Lyft.
|
|
Tumblr users can now interact with one another more easily.
|
|
That kind of incompetence alone can easily get people fired.
|
|
Returning to reality when it's over is easily the worst.
|
|
The journey from startup to public is easily a decade.
|
|
That very easily could have been the end of Sworcery.
|
|
Diplomatic tensions could therefore easily stymie any comprehensive energy treaty.
|
|
We are not easily able to see each other anymore.
|
|
It's easily accessible on the web or via this app.
|
|
And Apple can now easily suggest addresses with this interface.
|
|
This means companies could easily choose not to do this.
|
|
It could easily be equivalent to a month's food budget.
|
|
This is the kind of universal event that easily unites.
|
|
The baby's tumor comes off of her heart fairly easily.
|
|
The whole kit can easily fit into a small purse.
|
|
You can program scripts and customize button appearances relatively easily.
|
|
It could so easily have turned into a fatal attraction.
|
|
I liked being able to easily tap and see them.
|
|
Stivers, a Walden deputy at the NRCC, easily defeated Rep.
|
|
These provisions could easily be added to the NAFTA renegotiation.
|
|
But on the iPhone, they can be undone very easily.
|
|
"There could have easily been 25 deaths today," Williams said.
|
|
The ad could've easily fallen flat anywhere along the way.
|
|
The tweets came easily; I've always been an external processor.
|
|
It's a taste that finds its way easily to cliches.
|
|
"Talking can spew out aerosol particles very easily," Tierno says.
|
|
Tuesday's market action showed how easily spooked investors have become.
|
|
Alas, a century of filmmaking conventions wasn't undone so easily.
|
|
"My mom could've easily been in this film," she says.
|
|
It could have been easily duplicated by any generic manufacturer.
|
|
Most of the mistakes that companies make are easily avoided.
|
|
So I'm able to capture those riders much more easily.
|
|
You can easily do that with the accompanying app, too.
|
|
MAC addresses can identify devices but can be easily spoofed.
|
|
The huge margins mean Congress could easily override a veto.
|
|
He figured Republicans would win easily in this special election.
|
|
I can slip in and out of it quite easily.
|
|
He could easily be the officiant showing the inspector around.
|
|
They were by no means an easily available pregnancy test.
|
|
There was easily enough meat for a meal for two.
|
|
A competent candidate could easily seize on these and other
|
|
The second point is that government intervention can easily backfire.
|
|
Firms' efforts to grapple with such issues can easily backfire.
|
|
Through the MeetYourDA platform, constituents can easily contact their DAs.
|
|
Beltran easily outproduced his contract, playing a balletic center field.
|
|
The entrance is so small I could easily miss it.
|
|
Under Muslim law, such quickie marriages can easily be dissolved.
|
|
Perry's could have easily been a reference to Kawakubo's work.
|
|
Right now, the map isn't something everyone can easily access.
|
|
Perez's perceived qualities could easily be switched out for Ellison's.
|
|
Plus, it allows your partner to easily swivel you around.
|
|
"It's genetic how easily you're able to shift," she said.
|
|
Yet mere inspection suggested that she would not easily bend.
|
|
You can get him fix you a drink there easily.
|
|
They easily justify it because no one is really watching.
|
|
Springer's throw was up the line, and Andujar easily scored.
|
|
Furthermore, nowadays vitamin deficiencies are easily prevented by vitamin supplements.
|
|
At the same time, the Conservatives could quite easily lose
|
|
But the charge of Democratic hypocrisy can easily be flipped.
|
|
In Canada, Marshall couldn't have committed his crime so easily.
|
|
Buyers can get away with rudeness more easily than sellers.
|
|
But it is such a massive and easily exploited weakness.
|
|
Trump has also shown a penchant for easily debunked propagandizing.
|
|
Lipinski easily won in November in his suburban Chicago district.
|
|
Left unchecked, all this could easily spiral out of control.
|
|
The House and Senate eventually each easily passed a bill.
|
|
It is also an issue that can be easily avoided.
|
|
"She could easily be one of their descendants," Biggers said.
|
|
We can easily go through 10 eggs in the morning.
|
|
This is easily my favorite watch face so far, though.
|
|
Congress can fix this easily and without any taxpayer cost.
|
|
This emoji can easily represent the classic brown lunch bag.
|
|
Success is a delicate flower that can easily be killed.
|
|
Truly dehydrated skin is dull, congested, and easily becomes flaky.
|
|
"The Chinese side will not easily yield," the source said.
|
|
Britain's political class is easily caricatured as an inbred elite.
|
|
On the face of it, Mrs May should win easily.
|
|
The investigation, he said, "wasn't one that was easily solved."
|
|
Most economists believe actual growth should easily beat the target.
|
|
The park is not something we can turn around easily.
|
|
Cushing's makes the skin fragile, and it bruises more easily.
|
|
But the argument failed and Paul's resolution was easily rejected.
|
|
Norovirus can spread easily and quickly, particularly in crowded environments.
|
|
The damage is permanent, not easily or perhaps ever remedied.
|
|
That relationship can easily turn toxic when politics are involved.
|
|
He could just as easily have been referring to himself.
|
|
Sure, Tillerson is the most easily replaceable target right now.
|
|
The school's new TikTok club fits easily in the lineup.
|
|
Keeping everything straight can easily become cumbersome and even discouraging.
|
|
The chamber easily rejected Paul's resolution to block the sale.
|
|
And if the values transfer, the assets pass more easily.
|
|
Hina was shy at school and didn't make friends easily.
|
|
Passed easily by voice vote, the bill authored by Rep.
|
|
"It can easily be divided into four apartments," he said.
|
|
Yet the league's other recent crises aren't so easily managed.
|
|
It easily could," Michael Novogratz said on CNBC's "Fast Money.
|
|
A Mercedes G2000 AMG can easily cost more than $220,000.
|
|
Of course, if you can easily afford it, go ahead.
|
|
At a hundred and eight dollars, it easily feeds four.
|
|
Unfortunately, this excess demand for hats cannot easily express itself.
|
|
"The police can control this area more easily," Park said.
|
|
Anyone who knows Bezos knows he doesn't give up easily.
|
|
And you can do it easily in your next presentation.
|
|
As a result, truck drivers aren't easily able to strike.
|
|
No problem — you can share the game with them easily.
|
|
They had little goats and piglets you could easily pet.
|
|
China could take the lead very easily because of this.
|
|
Everything is meant to be easily hidden, including the bathroom.
|
|
Some industry experts don't see a turnaround happening so easily.
|
|
The yarn glides over the metal hook much more easily.
|
|
This seemed to come easily to the two of us.
|
|
In a booming market, buying such properties is easily done.
|
|
It's heartbreaking to see how easily cosmopolitanism can be abandoned.
|
|
I decided the Brawny Man could easily smell like "Flannel."
|
|
I think, in Russia, they wouldn't be gone so easily.
|
|
This rewards the outrageous, which can get clicks more easily.
|
|
I get cold easily, and usually that means I'm freezing.
|
|
Drop a pin to easily show friends where you are.
|
|
It easily could, " Novogratz said Monday on CNBC's "Fast Money.
|
|
But not all families have easily embraced their children's sexuality.
|
|
And that means you can visit them easily and often.
|
|
Everything is where it should be and easily within reach.
|
|
It easily stands among the titans of New York pizza.
|
|
Lycopene from watermelon is also easily absorbed into the body.
|
|
When he could no longer easily speak, he smiled bigger.
|
|
Barr is expected to easily sail through the Judiciary Committee.
|
|
That said, bad policy could easily mess this all up.
|
|
Mumps, chicken pox and influenza are easily preventable through vaccination.
|
|
The intolerance, bigotry and narcissism are not so easily alterable.
|
|
It's easily the best travel accessory I've found in years.
|
|
Although economically and socially disadvantaged, Margot is not easily exploited.
|
|
How easily we forget biological catastrophe, and also biological solutions.
|
|
If agriculture can economize more easily that urban users, great.
|
|
"It will be a more easily understood cryptocurrency," he said.
|
|
The AIPAC Policy Conference is easily the largest annual gathering
|
|
They could easily lose two or more of those contests.
|
|
They are not FDIC insured and can easily lose value.
|
|
It is the most easily explained tragedy you can have.
|
|
Are people with disabilities, people like me, so easily disregarded?
|
|
Kelli Ward in 28500 but ended up beating both easily.
|
|
O'Connor also emphasizes the importance of keeping savings easily accessible.
|
|
The answers to these questions may not be easily reached.
|
|
A portable lounger that babies can't easily roll out of
|
|
Retailers also can't easily pretend their business is based overseas.
|
|
Schultz could easily play the same spoiler role in 2020.
|
|
Employers can collude more easily when there are few competitors.
|
|
Just how many show up could easily decide her chances.
|
|
This information lets you more easily compare different funds' costs.
|
|
Some of Mr. Obama's criminal justice legacy is easily undone.
|
|
Tactical Visor isn't a bad Ultimate, but it's easily misused.
|
|
The company predicted it would easily grow to 600 pages.
|
|
A water bottle that easily turns into a water bowl
|
|
High-end jeweler Tiffany & Co., meanwhile, easily beat analysts' estimates.
|
|
Some actively managed funds can easily charge 0.50% or more.
|
|
Mishandling this issue could easily lead to a financial crisis.
|
|
My troll could easily have been one of his characters.
|
|
He never surrendered that lead and easily won the primary.
|
|
As sensible as these reforms sound, they weren't easily achieved.
|
|
Sketch Guy A big life change does not come easily.
|
|
Negahban's Sultan is wiser and less easily manipulated by Jafar.
|
|
Good answers just don't come this fast and this easily.
|
|
They are easily recognizable which inspires trial from new customers.
|
|
They're easily the most versatile pair of cufflinks you'll own.
|
|
Jurors often treat such charges as easily established by prosecutors.
|
|
It could have just as easily been that little girl.
|
|
There are things that can't be undone so easily, though.
|
|
Stemless wine glasses that won't spill or break as easily
|
|
Meltdown can be more easily neutralized with a software patch.
|
|
The theme clues, which ran horizontally, were not easily intuited.
|
|
They could just as easily be supporters of Bernie Sanders.
|
|
How easily he could forget how much he loved her.
|
|
" I could just as easily argue that I'm a "billionaire.
|
|
They could also more easily rally customers to their cause.
|
|
Guidance for 4.35 million new international members easily topped estimates.
|
|
Garnet is easily added at the side of Wazer's tank.
|
|
That number easily surpassed a Refinitiv estimate of $57.3 billion.
|
|
Nonprime Americans can't easily be dismissed as an unfortunate subset.
|
|
In nearly every benchmark the 5700 easily surpasses the 2350.
|
|
Apple could easily compare those apps if it wanted to.
|
|
The Gear Fit 2 charges easily on a magnetic dock.
|
|
That screen was was easily one of its best features.
|
|
PayPal enabled you to easily send money via the internet.
|
|
Now with computer software, you can produce music so easily.
|
|
The most pressing match however is easily Newton's third law.
|
|
I think nowadays we are living in easily offended societies.
|
|
Futsal can very easily be played on a NBA court.
|
|
But the balance between vigilance and censorship isn't easily attained.
|
|
Shooting by lamplight or in other scenarios has easily improved.
|
|
You can easily reactivate your account by signing back on.
|
|
"I'm not someone who loses well or easily," he said.
|
|
"This could have easily been a police funeral," Ross said.
|
|
Conservative former judge Roy Moore easily defeated Alabama's incumbent Sen.
|
|
Congress could easily have cracked down on lead in schools.
|
|
They are not some easily vilified foreign entity or individual.
|
|
Someone "nearly 18" cannot easily take any of those steps.
|
|
Those incarcerated are unable to easily speak with their lawyers.
|
|
Other times, suffering from serious illness can't be seen easily.
|
|
Ms. Mirahmadi said such tools would be too easily misunderstood.
|
|
The Dodgers' home run total easily leads the National League.
|
|
You can also easily turn legacy project into Team Projects.
|
|
The material is smooth, soft and lightweight, slipping on easily.
|
|
But you see they (Americans) easily cancel this international agreement.
|
|
Michael Cohen made Ford an offer the company easily refused.
|
|
At five cents per pie, it made pizza easily accessible.
|
|
Krylov is easily the most intriguing fighter on this card.
|
|
In rare cases, the full legislative text isn't easily available.
|
|
I'm not a shy person, but I'm really easily embarrassed.
|
|
Drawing came easily to Hall, as he'd always made art.
|
|
And also, getting information of your health online more easily.
|
|
" She said, "I think people are much too easily offended.
|
|
Is it a fact that the guy goes down easily?
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Things will click into place for you easily this evening.
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Venezuelans crossing the border are easily distinguished by their luggage.
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I can tolerate the ridiculous prices more easily this way.
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Kristen Bell could easily win the title of America's sweetheart.
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Powerful feelings will come up, and things are flowing easily.
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Locked cases that can be easily opened are not permitted.
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Representing Trump can easily bring the wrong type of publicity.
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Dude could have easily gotten lost during his smoke break.
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Now I'm back to suffering with an easily preventable disease.
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In fact, he would be able to do it easily.
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It's pure funk, easily digestible, and perfect for the summertime.
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The mind can set itself to different conclusions quite easily.
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We can be opportunistic and say yes to things easily.
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JC: Parents can automate allowances very easily in the app.
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Unlike Jeter, however, Seager does not wear his fame easily.
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"It's good for it to be easily accessible," togemet2 said.
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Couldn't they just as easily have been yours or mine?
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Dianne Feinstein easily defeated her progressive challenger Kevin de León.
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Curses: I am easily enticed by the new and unknown.
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There was evidence of struggle: She had not submitted easily.
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Categories are constructed, and bodies don't easily fall into categories.
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Celia, on the other hand, cannot carry on so easily.
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Yeah, he has a very distinct and easily recognizable voice.
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Traveling Manhattan is easily the best part of the game.
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But she was not about to give up that easily.
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He could just as easily have been talking about himself.
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But the president could easily push them in that direction.
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They would save quite easily $3,000 to $4,000 a year.
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So it could easily be a year, or more, even.
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The same could easily happen in Plattsburgh without proactive action.
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The eye brings us beyond what we can easily comprehend.
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Especially since this seems like a mistake that's easily avoidable.
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Ingrained voting habits of a polarized electorate don't change easily.
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Rude behavior can easily become a habit for many people.
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But the insecure line is easily accessed by foreign powers.
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It's also really affordable and easily found in many drugstores.
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But you could easily choose an incisive white wine, too.
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With 1,893 passing yards, Newton easily could eclipse 2,000 Thursday.
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But I could also easily be happy with the Leaf.
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The gas mileage easily averages above 30 miles per gallon.
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All things considered, the travel insurance was easily worth $17
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Individuals with ties to the powerful were usually exonerated easily.
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And it was easily the biggest of the three burgers.
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If cooked at home, they can easily be prepared vegan.
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Get rid of automatic weapons being so easily accessible, yes.
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It's a small, unobtrusive device that you can easily conceal.
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"And the truth is, anyone could easily do this themselves."
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"The bones get weaker and break more easily," she said.
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No problem, the ISS is easily visible at night. True.
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Stunning natural landscapes mix easily with daily opportunities for adventure.
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Then I ask him if whites got off too easily.
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They speak recklessly and lose control of their lies easily.
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Ms. Hegar ended up easily outpacing a crowded Democratic field.
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Northam ended up winning easily, by almost 9 percentage points.
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An electronic cigarette sat on the table, easily within reach.
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You can find us on social media just as easily.
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He could easily blow up the trade truce, for example.
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A dish antenna could fit easily into a small van.
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"But that's something that is easily fixed," Mr. Gelb said.
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Trump is counting on people being stupid, and easily distracted.
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That's why he could easily move right into making films.
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Family is easily the most important component of my life.
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Mostly because I have fragile arms that bruise very easily.
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Typically, a current decline in GDP is fairly easily reversed.
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However, any undesirable inflationary momentum can be stopped fairly easily.
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" — could just as easily have asked, "Can we squirrel away?
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They're not the Manhattan party fixtures they could easily be.
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Most people don't know that this problem is easily solvable.
|
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The masks, made of polypropylene, will not break down easily.
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Still, the pressures of Washington could not be easily escaped.
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Its location makes it easily exploited for running illicit goods.
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Even phrases like "I can do it" are easily fallible.
|
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But their words were easily adopted by people who did.
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" I go, "No, Tinder works, you can get fucked, easily.
|
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" Trump could have easily said, "No, I won't pardon Flynn.
|
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The whole organizer can be easily mounted to the wall.
|
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Them appeals lend themselves so easily and naturally to violence.
|
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Or refuse to pay a ransom he can easily afford?
|
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Progressive groups think that's giving up the game too easily.
|
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Polls had suggested the opposition would easily win a majority.
|
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"I could easily put myself in her shoes," she writes.
|
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It was empty, and I found Canter's grave site easily.
|
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Suicidal signs can easily be confused with rebellious teenage behavior.
|
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Already, wealthy people and corporations easily get around today's rules.
|
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Plus, we've now seen that the devices are easily destroyed.
|
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The Parmesan fried eggs will easily shine all by themselves.
|
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It could easily take another decade to learn the answer.
|
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Beyond that, home care workers are an easily exploitable workforce.
|
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Once I decided on my schedule, the rest came easily.
|
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Structures can change, but they will not do so easily.
|
|
NERDS can be clued as the candy just as easily.
|
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The facts are easily lost in the flood of comment.
|
|
For Congress, such a problem might easily present an opportunity.
|
|
Human beings typing things onto distant screens easily become inhuman.
|
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Afterward, Woods smiled easily and seemed to enjoy the attention.
|
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It breaks apart more easily at the mill, causing waste.
|
|
He gets bored easily and is not given to introspection.
|
|
But the current budget deficit is not as easily justified.
|
|
Thankfully, you can replenish your Poké Ball stock pretty easily.
|
|
This plan could easily cost a trillion dollars to accomplish.
|
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That way, your stuff is compressed and packed in easily.
|
|
Walt Disney could easily make skeletons dance in the cemetery.
|
|
He's easily smitten, yes, but he's serious about his infatuations.
|
|
They do not let go of old stars easily either.
|
|
His foibles were easily parodied, but his humanity was not.
|
|
They want to be able to get to places easily.
|
|
"A Star Is Born," then, should easily coast to victory.
|
|
Instead, it would fit more easily into a conventional drugmaker.
|
|
In fact, as it turns out, this is easily verifiable.
|
|
Early results suggest Modi's BJP will easily surpass this mark.
|
|
All of that will be easily searchable in once place.
|
|
"So Miller very easily could have seen it," he said.
|
|
"Metal is durable and not easily damaged," Ms. Hirschhaut said.
|
|
It turns out that loyalty is not so easily bought.
|
|
In Mr. van Hove's world, violence isn't so easily stemmed.
|
|
Like an executive order, these guidelines can easily be overturned.
|
|
Things will flow more easily as the day goes on.
|
|
Is that difficult to convey, or does it come easily?
|
|
The holes in our knowledge, however, could be easily filled.
|
|
And Senate Democrats have crushed most primary election challenges easily.
|
|
In their ticktock alternation, they could easily have seemed predictable.
|
|
"She made friends easily," Cox said in a phone interview.
|
|
Alex Verdugo's sacrifice fly to left field easily scored Bellinger.
|
|
False news stories can easily be fashioned to appear real.
|
|
They like their dominance, and won't easily give it up.
|
|
I beat Hillary Clinton easily and, frankly, we beat her.
|
|
Easily 75 percent of my patients use both every day.
|
|
"It seemed like an easily fixable problem," Ms. Gerard said.
|
|
I've said Autun, but it could easily have been Auxerre.
|
|
"It doesn't flow up the straw as easily," he said.
|
|
Mike: You can't get rid of me that easily. Ciao!
|
|
Although Mr. Corbyn's resurgence can easily be attributed to Mrs.
|
|
A rare corner to Iran, but it is easily cleared.
|
|
It was easily the size of a small Manhattan studio.
|
|
The flesh suffers the lash more easily than the spirit.
|
|
Downtown Tulsa is easily reachable by bicycle or on foot.
|
|
The project will help photo editors access images more easily.
|
|
We shouldn't be letting Facebook off the hook so easily.
|
|
Stila Convertible Color goes on transparent but is easily buildable.
|
|
Any trimming needed can easily be done with household scissors.
|
|
Can James Corden easily be taken advantage of for money?
|
|
And yet Nuñez and Wilson steal from it so easily.
|
|
You can imagine the whole world coming here very easily.
|
|
Having the ability to easily repair your devices is important.
|
|
But it's easily the biggest launch of the past year.
|
|
Experts say this cycle could easily spiral out of control.
|
|
And that man could very easily be Joe the Bartender.
|
|
"Not all 4G cell sites are easily upgradable," Hays said.
|
|
But people don't change their minds easily about controversial issues.
|
|
This is easily the best way to laugh this weekend.
|
|
It's a role that could easily slide into winking caricature.
|
|
At a competition in Moscow in October, she laughed easily.
|
|
Sneed was impressed with how easily Ledbetter engaged with people.
|
|
Managerial decisions that are easily forgotten in June become enduring.
|
|
Emotions and prejudice easily come into play, even from experts.
|
|
Do you easily remember classroom lessons, or passages from books?
|
|
"People can connect to it very easily," Ms. Kritzinger said.
|
|
You can find them at pharmacies or easily available online.
|
|
And while his name sounds meaningful, it isn't easily decoded.
|
|
Mr. Friend could have easily fallen into that trap himself.
|
|
"Holly" is easily among the show's best hours to date.
|
|
Now much of it is easily accessible in public data.
|
|
In a lesser hand, it could easily tip into bitterness.
|
|
The thing about furniture, though, is that it's easily removed.
|
|
Mr. Trump is mercurial, and can easily change his mind.
|
|
In the end, Ms. Warren could easily win the nomination.
|
|
The first two of the five outs came easily enough.
|
|
Overwhelming gratitude for a thing so easily taken for granted.
|
|
Mistake or miscalculation could easily result in a nuclear blunder.
|
|
They don't burn or melt as easily as synthetic ones.
|
|
But not all requests are so tame, or easily accomplished.
|
|
This could easily have been pandering, yet it somehow wasn't.
|
|
"Dams aren't something that can be easily undone," she added.
|
|
That's the dilemma they're in, and it's not easily answered.
|
|
But Bill's spirit wasn't going to let go that easily.
|
|
It fell apart easily, leaving a mess of biscuit crumbs.
|
|
But no one was ready to give up that easily.
|
|
Pollution levels can easily rise by much more than that.
|
|
She is too easily swayed by the people around her.
|
|
Another collapse in one corner could easily cause panic elsewhere.
|
|
Bring in business much more easily and reduce the costs.
|
|
A few reasons might be that they are easily accessible.
|
|
"What happens here can happen elsewhere very easily," she said.
|
|
Mr. Owen had traveled across Antarctica and wasn't easily impressed.
|
|
It's light, fresh and delicious, and goes down very easily.
|
|
They can easily navigate around it in the digital space.
|
|
WHO doesn't enact these emergencies easily, public health officials say.
|
|
Villanueva dropped a single into left to easily score Jankowski.
|
|
Row 3 is not powered, but drops and raises easily.
|
|
Both are easily preventable conditions brought on by the war.
|
|
Critics say biodegradable tampons remain expensive and not easily available.
|
|
But preservation rules mean its exterior cannot be easily altered.
|
|
NOW, WE CAN'T MOVE AROUND IN BIG POSITIONS THAT EASILY.
|
|
It does things that you can easily do with iDrive.
|
|
Lay people can now reach their own conclusions more easily.
|
|
Last month's print easily beat the expected number of 55.5.
|
|
Those that were protected were easily cracked, the site reported.
|
|
Symmonds will not let track off the hook so easily.
|
|
Can you spot the ads easily when you scroll through?
|
|
"They've set our community back 85033 years, easily," Jenner said.
|
|
"China could easily solve this problem," Trump said on Friday.
|
|
The Framers could have easily excluded presidents and did not.
|
|
It unsettled Luke that she gave into temptation that easily.
|
|
Employers can easily verify this information through a background check.
|
|
Maybe she really did get the job done that easily.
|
|
Mother and daughter could easily have been figures of mockery.
|
|
"Die Meistersinger" was easily made to function as nationalistic agitprop.
|
|
Here, political engagement slips easily into the habits of consumption.
|
|
But "All for Nothing" isn't easily appropriated by any ideology.
|
|
It's easily the most impressive feature on the S20 Ultra.
|
|
Being easily distracted is the reason I'm not on Instagram.
|
|
The power of the Fed is often and easily overstated.
|
|
"I can see how easily they were killed," he said.
|
|
Farmers can't easily move equipment from one field to another.
|
|
Yes, a human could easily survive that level of acceleration.
|
|
That made the Chainsmokers both disorientingly effective and easily loathed.
|
|
It was an argument easily deconstructed by professor Jonathan Turley.
|
|
"I don't get easily intimidated by conventional norms," Morse said.
|
|
And that won't be easily beaten in three years' time.
|
|
Soleimani's name rolls off of most voters' tongues very easily.
|
|
Frankie is shocked to find how easily wounded she is.
|
|
I was thrilled with how easily it cleaned the floor.
|
|
The stories quickly started to fall into easily discernible categories.
|
|
Even the snowbanks can easily be as tall as houses.
|
|
You can change your Airbnb password easily in two ways.
|
|
But in the end, his vote wasn't so easily predictable.
|
|
The straw allows water to flow very freely and easily.
|
|
It assembles easily and folds up for storage, as well.
|
|
When I grew up, I could easily take things apart.
|
|
Other imperfections in Mercedes' system could be more easily addressed.
|
|
With 100x zoom, you can easily make out her features.
|
|
Either way, it would easily earn back its production budget.
|
|
Democrats can easily, and do, dismiss Trump as no genius.
|
|
Fifteen years ago, we could have done it quite easily.
|
|
Mr. Zelensky is playing Mr. Trump, who proves easily playable.
|
|
People cannot easily get in and out of the neighborhoods.
|
|
For me, such cultural defiance did not come so easily.
|
|
He said his determination to help this family came easily.
|
|
She's thrilled at how easily she's picking up the combinations.
|
|
I appreciate how easily the formula melts into the skin.
|
|
Abandoned factory workers, on the other hand, are easily recognized.
|
|
The incoming Department of Education could easily overturn Obama's regulations.
|
|
That tally was good enough to easily win the night.
|
|
Today's highly prized blockbuster could easily become tomorrow's background noise.
|
|
This is easily the weightiest step the administration has taken.
|
|
I wake up pretty easily due to being so excited.
|
|
She could very easily claim that this was a joke.
|
|
That looseness can tip easily into blurting, flatulence and worse.
|
|
It's also comfortable, light, and easily adjustable for the gym.
|
|
Wednesday, the sessions could still easily stretch past 10 p.m.
|
|
Future satellites will be designed to be more easily refueled.
|
|
In short, the rewards easily make up for Plastiq's fee.
|
|
This makes them a nonthreatening and easily collected food source.
|
|
The Open could easily have gone awry for Serena Williams.
|
|
Meanwhile, you could easily be putting your position at risk.
|
|
McSally easily won the Republican primary for Senate in Arizona.
|
|
He has a long record that can easily be attacked.
|
|
"It would easily been double that in NYC," she said.
|
|
But it's at least a problem we can easily fix.
|
|
People were appalled and frightened, and the measure passed easily.
|
|
Once training is cancelled, it often cannot be easily revived.
|
|
Our financial decisions could easily be based entirely on fiction.
|
|
But he suggested that the right could easily be undermined.
|
|
You need to be able to bend the thing easily.
|
|
Once tainted, women's careers don't tend to recover so easily.
|
|
Once we had his O.K., other needed approvals came easily.
|
|
What they found instead was that promises are easily broken.
|
|
In the monsoon season, her commute time can easily double.
|
|
Remember the top lid that Durrell popped off so easily?
|
|
Or, said Staggs, ransomware could easily disable entire turbine farms.
|
|
In March, Facebook made the ad library more easily searchable.
|
|
We easily eat three pounds of broccoli in two weeks.
|
|
You could easily argue he lost the election for Hillary.
|
|
Dogs with DCM tire easily, cough, and have difficulty breathing.
|
|
Suddenly, nonnursing mothers could easily and affordably feed their babies.
|
|
A more widely owned and easily tradable stock could help.
|
|
Intricate interior thought cannot easily be externalized in a soliloquy.
|
|
"Once that was broken, $53,000 followed pretty easily," Greenspan said.
|
|
And after giving birth, the weight didn't come off easily.
|
|
According to his testimony, lying came as easily as breathing.
|
|
Yes, any criminal law is easily avoided by the savvy.
|
|
And we were not a family that spent money easily.
|
|
The Buick Regal TourX is easily the world prettiest Buick.
|
|
It could just as easily be another reality show star.
|
|
Smaller vape companies might not weather the storm as easily.
|
|
The guards, which I do recommend, attach just as easily.
|
|
You can easily get something that knocks you off course.
|
|
Some grew as easily as weeds; others were extremely stubborn.
|
|
Bacteria in agar could easily be sandwiched between the layers.
|
|
Oxygen and carbon can be extracted easily from the atmosphere.
|
|
Like Sanders, he could easily be mistaken for Larry David.
|
|
Once someone enters a transaction, it cannot easily be changed.
|
|
You could easily lose a few hours dancing in here.
|
|
That requires too many participants and is too easily noted.
|
|
So Mr. Escobar figured that we can easily beat Apple.
|
|
"You aren't going to upend that system easily," he said.
|
|
Women Talking is easily the best of all those books.
|
|
Allegra: I am easily wooed by a good love story.
|
|
An overly bullish plan could easily detonate their balance sheets.
|
|
It was not a role that came easily to him.
|
|
If these dynamics hold, Biden could easily cruise to victory.
|
|
She is precise in her language and not easily rattled.
|
|
Tax incentives, licenses, and inspections come more easily that way.
|
|
But its application is not easily accomplished in today's environment.
|
|
Mr. Rosenstein had been expected to win Senate confirmation easily.
|
|
But history could easily have another surprise up its sleeve.
|
|
A company, such as Facebook, can easily lose consumer confidence.
|
|
But that way of working can easily lead to trouble.
|
|
Singapore can be easily affected by the many downside risks.
|
|
Stock markets are easily rattled and they don't like uncertainty.
|
|
So the personal story is valuable, but it's easily overindulged.
|
|
A person with Mr. Berger's resources could have easily checked.
|
|
The resulting "scapes" are unfocused and blurry but easily shareable.
|
|
At least through next November, they probably can breathe easily.
|
|
I preferred this screen since it doesn't scratch as easily.
|
|
"Mike would easily win in Kansas, great state," Trump said.
|
|
The House easily passed the resolution of disapproval in February.
|
|
The conversation flowed easily, and he got plenty of laughs.
|
|
The report should also be easily understandable to any reader.
|
|
Warren could easily secure a lead in the polls soon.
|
|
You can easily save GIFs on your Samsung Galaxy S10.
|
|
Opinion I could easily have spent the night of Nov.
|
|
After use, these natural plastics are easily degraded by microorganisms.
|
|
That print easily topped a Dow Jones estimate of 187,000.
|
|
Their locomotion (how easily they walk) is scored each month.
|
|
Maybe that's because copying a Swiftian sensibility doesn't come easily.
|
|
"In America, people can get food easily," Ms. Ny said.
|
|
On the other side, eight men sprawled easily in chairs.
|
|
Devoid of steadfast leadership, executive agencies easily become dysfunctional themselves.
|
|
Such imprints in the desert do not go away easily.
|
|
Dream big, Virgo, because great shifts are easily accessed now.
|
|
You could send a drone bomb into somewhere pretty easily.
|
|
An organized, easily discernible system for under the bed storage
|
|
Lying in bed, I could easily imagine the carolers' lives.
|
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