So teams on the diagonal are shooting about as effectively as one would expect, teams above are shooting more effectively, and teams below are shooting less effectively.
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Kato couldn't strike effectively against Gracie, and Gracie could not grapple effectively against Kato.
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That effectively cancels out the vote of the US citizen, effectively disenfranchises that US citizen.
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There are drugs that effectively treat malaria and there are chemicals that effectively repeal mosquitoes.
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"Our presidential directive effectively reversed those restraints, effectively enabling offensive cyberoperations through the relevant departments," he said.
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You can work most effectively, and work most effectively with others, when you understand and respect that there are differences.
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It also effectively stymied progress on civil rights, because civil rights groups were effectively cut out of the insider deal-making.
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A leader needs to effectively communicate in a global crisisPresidents don't need to be accomplished orators to effectively lead during crises.
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While 56% say he cannot manage the government effectively, more, 61%, express doubt that he can manage the White House effectively.
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He is neither qualified nor capable of effectively holding the position Giuliani could effectively serve as Secretary DHS or another position.
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The ability to analyze and apply knowledge, understand team dynamics and to effectively communicate is what is more effectively used in organizations.
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However, in 1976, the British American Tobacco Company effectively bought out the American Tobacco Company, and Lucky Strike effectively became a British brand.
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Such a candidate could effectively whip up an alt-right base of support, but potentially use it more intelligently and effectively than Trump.
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"Our presidential directive effectively reversed those restraints, effectively enabling offensive cyber-operations through the relevant departments," said John Bolton, national security advisor, to reporters.
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The process effectively involves two loans — one to cover the purchase of a home, and a second mortgage that effectively covers the renovation work.
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Its impact on the amount of goods in the domestic economy is effectively zero, with the import and export effectively cancelling each other out.
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You can save Gotham much more effectively if you let people help you — and even more effectively if you acknowledge your archrival as your sworn frenemy.
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For example, if the parent company effectively supervises employees of a franchisee, or can effectively hire and fire them, that is typically a strong indication of joint employment.
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This protects the business and gives them access to valuable data, but it also effectively puts the customer in the position of evaluating and effectively managing their servers.
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Given these struggles to deal effectively with the media, I've penned a simple 29-step "how to" guide for Trump senior officials to effectively deal with the media.
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"If governments don't act and women's movements don't act effectively and others don't act effectively, it'll take 400 years in India to come to ... complete equality," she said.
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"If governments don't act and women's movements don't act effectively and others don't act effectively, it'll take 400 years in India to come to ... complete equality," she said.
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This one's a little tricky-- because the US-- in the-- this case of USG, you have effectively backed a company-- that is trying to effectively take over USG.
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But whereas the progressive movement of the early 20th century effectively cut across the two parties, there is no obvious analog today that effectively cross-cuts the two parties.
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For example, research suggests that the body may absorb iron more effectively when vitamin C is also present in a given meal—and less effectively when calcium is present.
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When you have 84 percent in the marketplace subsidized — or two-thirds, if you include the whole individual market — that effectively arrests the death spiral, that effectively prevents it.
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This means Trump has effectively abandoned the Kurds to their fate -- the Kurds, the ones who have fought valiantly and effectively alongside American interests, helping to break up ISIS power.
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Bastion is now effectively a hybrid tank/DPS hero, but can only effectively target one player at a time, so attacking him as a team is vital for stopping him.
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There's a theory that since it's bound to glucose, and since creatine may absorb more effectively when it's combined with insulin-spiking carbohydrates, this form of creatine absorbs more effectively.
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In the past few games, the Thunder's big man perimeter D—a series of switches that effectively replaced most other teams' attempt to double Curry—had effectively shut them down.
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You've got Cambridge Analytica, which the most gross abuse of this, I think, to the public, where Facebook was effectively collecting your data and effectively not really asking for permission.
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"When you have 84 percent in the marketplace subsidized — or two-thirds if you include the whole individual market — that effectively arrests the death spiral, that effectively prevents it," he says.
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If advertisers can effectively buy data about Facebook users in the manner I've described, they can discriminate or target propaganda ever more effectively — both inside and outside the Facebook advertising ecosystem.
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The site is now effectively offline — at least temporarily.
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IT'S JUST – THERE'S NO WAY TO DO THAT EFFECTIVELY.
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These assets will stay in the ground - effectively stranded.
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" And: "Can the person hide facts or lie effectively?
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But election analysts agree — the race is effectively over.
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" Starr, however, said Lewinsky "played our prosecutors very effectively.
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" Instead of "excellently" or "effectively," he says, "very well.
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You have to interact with passengers — appropriately and effectively.
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The joke plays so effectively against the coolness of Obama's public persona and the absurdity of some of the criticisms he's faced during his time in office that it is effectively bulletproof.
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"They're inflicting pain and hardship not on people who can effectively push back and embarrass them, instead they're inflicting pain on low-income people without means to effectively protect themselves," Gangi continued.
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An unknown attacker (or a careless developer) has exploited it to effectively destroy a piece of Parity's code, effectively rendering all multi-sig wallets that were created after July 2290 completely unusable.
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And the victor — the company that can process that data and effectively serve it up in a way that folks inside businesses can understand and use effectively — will take the most spoils.
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This is done effectively only through honest, respectful transparency from all parties in a culture that provides a safe environment for such discourse, and effectively manages time throughout the course of the project.
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First, it is filled with gas bubbles; gases conduct heat less effectively than either liquids or solids, and trapping the gas in small bubbles prevents the gas from effectively transferring heat via convection.
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The UN representative said if the drug trade was to be effectively curtailed in Southeast Asia, countries would have to start working together more effectively and target the source of the drugs itself.
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Effectively, imports would be taxed, and exports would be subsidised.
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Effectively managing your exposure can add alpha and reduce risk.
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If only it were realized more effectively in the clothing.
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He's marrying Isobel, so Willie will effectively be his stepson.
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Children do not learn as effectively when they are passive.
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With his feet level Moicano could side step more effectively.
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"This is effectively a rolling gun battle," Mr. Davis said.
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You'll burn some extra calories and probably communicate more effectively.
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That effectively bars US companies from doing business with Huawei.
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Stanley McChrystal a few things about managing his time effectively.
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Draper's main complaint is that Los Angeles effectively runs California.
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Fast forward to 2017, the game has effectively become extinct.
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He needs to more effectively address issues that are particularly
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"And he really hasn't, to my mind, done that effectively."
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In overpoliced communities of color, it could effectively eliminate it.
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From there, they could effectively turn the simulations into puppets.
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This effectively undermines itemized deductions as a whole, TPC finds.
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It also said "irrational" outbound investment has been effectively curbed.
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And that lifestyle, our lifestyle, effectively made us all targets.
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Social media like Facebook work best when they're effectively monopolies.
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Border security is a way to effectively honor our responsibility.
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How can someone so young engage with these issues effectively?
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Why should California effectively get to dictate national environmental policy?
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S. trade deal has effectively failed, but he backs CETA.
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The concern is, well, these are stolen documents, effectively, right?
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The power to communicate them effectively is incredible and unparalleled.
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"This decision effectively clears him," the BBC's Frank Gardner writes.
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An investigation found the wood hadn't been glued together effectively.
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Introduced last year, the Powerwall is effectively a home battery.
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Here are six quick tips for effectively managing knowledge workers.
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We're not doubting your ability to effectively brush your teeth.
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"Effectively, I was a child with three identities," he said.
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Effectively, it's both heads and tails at the same time.
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Many of Brazil's prisons are effectively run by organized crime.
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The failure to pass the motion effectively killed the resolution.
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That might explain how cats navigate so effectively, he said.
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And now, in Democratic presidential politics, there are effectively none.
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Moscow's text was effectively the French draft with Russian amendments.
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So they're deciding to turn to this work and effectively.
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And can robotic colleagues help humans work together more effectively?
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I'm still curious about it, and it seems effectively creepy.
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It's a mechanism that works just as effectively in reverse.
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And that's something that telehealth I think does very effectively.
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Startups create jobs, arguably much more effectively than large companies.
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She uses the template below to communicate effectively with clients.
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It repels water so effectively that droplets simply tumble off.
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Indeed, the administration itself has effectively conceded this critical point.
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Trump's response to all this is that he's effectively untouchable.
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All that coal will now effectively be on California's grid.
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Effectively, it's an ad that people will never throw away.
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The reports are that he used all four pitches effectively.
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Skeptics were quick to strike back, though not very effectively.
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We've developed robust Community Guidelines, and enforce these policies effectively.
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That section of the city effectively comes to a halt.
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I've seen it used quickly and effectively at several airports.
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The Bob Marley snapchat thing is blackface in 2016 effectively.
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Alabama's governor recently signed legislation that would effectively ban abortion.
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The book's narrative incorporates the passage of time extremely effectively.
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"Machines work more effectively than human eyes," Dr. Barzilay explained.
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That, he argues, would effectively tackle cases of extreme poverty.
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Founded in 2013, Boxed is effectively an online Costco competitor.
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Your tactic should align with how you already effectively parent.
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Uber Eats has effectively invented its own native ad unit.
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Campaign laws in India do not forbid such activities effectively.
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Defunding it, however, would effectively kill it without that threat.
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Hilariously (and effectively) taking matters into their own hands is.
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Grindelwald fled the scene, effectively ending his friendship with Dumbledore.
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This effectively disables them and allows the virus to spread.
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They effectively exposed themselves as the bad guys with guns.
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Their hands are also not able to catch water effectively.
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And we effectively have the same process there, as well.
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Token holders are effectively prepaying for a product or service.
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Has the Trump transition used taxpayer dollars efficiently and effectively?
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The limited array of foods effectively does this for you.
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The first check from Constellation was effectively $500 million, right?
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Trump and Clinton are effectively tied in Arizona and Georgia.
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Whether it will effectively help provide internet to the poor?
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The FCC has been effectively closed because of the shutdown.
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OPEC cut output in 2017, effectively making way for shale.
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But he has effectively ended the White House press briefing.
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This effectively blocks the WayBack Machine from accessing your website.
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So, yes, effectively: The Tristan drama sent Khloé into labor.
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They are effectively sabotaging a whole movie via social media.
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AS PEOPLE get older, their kidneys concentrate urine less effectively.
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We allow them to mine it and store it effectively.
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With little inflation risk, today's term premium has effectively vanished.
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The votes effectively secured his confirmation, barring any unexpected changes.
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GUTFELD: -- who will be effectively bigger than both parties combined.
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This latest announcement effectively doubles its investment in the technology.
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The TPP and the Garland nomination are now effectively dead.
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This effectively means that Neurala has three separate business models.
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Next up was the big deal of the week, effectively.
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This effectively makes people immortal — if you can afford it.
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Rates went from effectively zero to about 220 basis points.
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Silence was effectively the only option available to these Republicans.
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To do so effectively, they must be sufficiently data literate.
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Marsh said the governor was not able to lead effectively.
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It's flexible enough that all options work just as effectively.
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Surprisingly, the moving seats enhance the slow moments very effectively.
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It effectively implemented the decision of the commander in chief.
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That means nearly $1 billion of the settlement is effectively
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Obama's policies; she is effectively embracing his philosophy of incremental
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Each company would, effectively, serve a different type of consumer.
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Why does Silicon Valley effectively fail to police their platforms?
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This ellipse effectively makes up the boundary of human routes.
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A directed energy weapon also has an effectively bottomless magazine.
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One effectively barred abortions starting at 18 weeks of pregnancy.
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Corpses, then, are effectively another resource to keep track of.
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And I also think he has effectively managed the summit.
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Bizarrely, Trump also said Paris "effectively banned" clean coal research.
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So you have to deal with it effectively and properly.
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Without their disposable kits, the dialysis machines are effectively useless.
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Wade effectively legalised abortion in the first trimester in 1973.
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Effectively, the Schroders analysis works backwards from the IEA's scenarios.
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Now it has been effectively cleared of zamas, Sibanye says.
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The veteran worked effectively around seven hits and three walks.
|
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The Democrats have shoved their problem to the side effectively.
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But Congress never established such rules, effectively prohibiting the practice.
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Those controls effectively froze the assets owned by overseas investors.
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Handwriting is effectively "the last Everest" of the documented world.
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Effectively, she had cut herself out of her own business.
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I know they'll effectively guide meaningful legislation through our committee.
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Effectively the plant realizes it is full and stops eating.
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Pupils could be distributed throughout the school system more effectively.
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Curry's range effectively expands this by 25 percent or more.
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Patients are awake and alert but unable to effectively communicate.
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And you saw Donald Trump very effectively dismiss them both.
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Eurogamer called the game "effectively complete" in a recent report.
|
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Denison was also effectively banned from auditing for 15 years.
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War effectively secured an intended result: the preservation of staggering
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Most couples need to learn how to fight more effectively.
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We'll engage with more brands, more effectively, all with bots.
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Through these banks, it effectively can regulate the entire economy.
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Thank you for using you voice so powerfully and effectively.
|
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It is now effectively a national holiday by internet standards.
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The presence is effectively permanent since the rotations are continuous.
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Could these myths be keeping us from treating obesity effectively?
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Murdoch would effectively be acquiring 15 billion pounds of that.
|
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Monsanto maintains its new formulation of dicamba reduces drift effectively.
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The list so far includes: Ben Lindbergh of Effectively Wild
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Bouncing effectively makes fighting from a longer range more viable.
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The questions are effectively rhetorical, the answers "never" and "nothing".
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The university has effectively become an incubator of political indoctrination.
|
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No one since James Joyce has spewed obscenity that effectively.
|
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A no vote means the official debate is effectively over.
|
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It's effectively a Max, and I get my blue too.
|
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And I think we've been able to do that effectively.
|
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The acquisitions effectively acted as a brand lifeboat for Facebook.
|
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Worse, the two have been unable to play effectively together.
|
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We can we can argue about that much more effectively.
|
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Putin has effectively held the reins of government since 1999.
|
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The deal effectively creates a new tax through higher rates.
|
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The vote effectively killed a discharge petition — introduced by Rep.
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"The Republicans did that so effectively against Wheeler," Sohn said.
|
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Killing the character off effectively reduces her to a prop.
|
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Hopefully, steps toward stopping fake news come swiftly and effectively.
|
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When the process is complete, the resources effectively go away.
|
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This was effectively the work of the Obama Justice Department.
|
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They used their powers effectively to get banks lending again.
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It's not something that we can effectively weigh in on.
|
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Over the longer term, we need government to work effectively.
|
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Renting is effectively paying off someone else's mortgage, Wilson said.
|
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It's a rare consumer boycott that effectively shifts capitalists' tendencies.
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The current unemployment rate is 6900 percent; effectively full employment.
|
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Nor can they effectively plan ahead for more fundamental projects.
|
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Congress is effectively kicking the partial government shutdown into 2019.
|
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And just to do it quickly and do it effectively.
|
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The Obama legislative agenda effectively died on election night 2010.
|
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Amnesty considers these countries to have effectively abandoned the practice.
|
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But the Congo River is effectively the region's highway system.
|
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They placed it behind a traffic barrier, effectively caging it.
|
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In the House, meanwhile, Republicans are effectively negotiating with themselves.
|
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So Mr. Trump proposed the rebate, effectively a tax credit.
|
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So it effectively earns 2 ThankYou Points per dollar spent.
|
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But he effectively conveys just how insane these years were.
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That's how I effectively meet the needs of my business.
|
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He acknowledged that some practitioners might not use it effectively.
|
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Bangladesh insists they are from Myanmar, rendering them effectively stateless.
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Clinton: that the party was effectively an arm of Mrs.
|
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"He is effectively the Republican candidate for president," Stern wrote.
|
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"Intervention in the yen has effectively become difficult," Murata said.
|
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With their narrow majority effectively capped at 50 as Sen.
|
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Congress passed these laws — but they were effectively never used.
|
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And until it does, Google's smartwatch business is effectively stalled.
|
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The megaconstellation is too numerous to destroy or jam effectively.
|
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Commercial banks could compete more effectively and better serve clients.
|
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Effectively Dolly's sisters, they are Daisy, Diana, Debbie and Denise.
|
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""We may not be able to compete effectively with others.
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And that's something that telehealth I think does very effectively.
|
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The law has been used effectively only once, in 2001.
|
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Effectively, while it may be legal, it is definitely hypocritical.
|
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Mutharika would go on to effectively seek revenge against Banda.
|
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It is effectively another form of leverage for the borrower.
|
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A stronger real effectively reduces potential profit from the sale.
|
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With that comment, Schauble effectively admitted he agrees with Navarro.
|
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But Farr's nomination is now effectively in limbo after Sens.
|
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RSS also offers very few opportunities for branding content effectively.
|
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Syria is effectively partitioned along sectarian and ethnic fault lines.
|
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Ashcroft's recusal effectively left Comey as the acting attorney general.
|
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These murderers are effectively terrorists, and these terrorists are Americans.
|
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Congress could pass another CR and effectively postpone the fight.
|
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But the Comey wild card is effectively off the table.
|
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The river blindness medication, ivermectin, kills these baby worms effectively.
|
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The rivals are effectively tied among whites and among men.
|
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But the Tobacco Master Agreement also effectively creates a cartel.
|
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For many, the forced wedding renders their life effectively over.
|
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These types of agreements effectively prevent employees from suing companies.
|
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At No. 1, the Bills continue to employ Taylor effectively.
|
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In other words, Obama effectively compromised on his own doctrine.
|
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Mr Bullard is effectively saying: let's dispense with that fantasy.
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The artificial wave was effectively being made under your feet.
|
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Some foundations have effectively become lobbying arms of drug makers.
|
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"You have effectively doubled the work responsibilities for the conductor."
|
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A series of new regulations have effectively nationalized the banks.
|
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Would state or local governments administer the program more effectively?
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Clinton's attacks but did not effectively execute responses to them.
|
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He employs anger effectively to maintain his power and status.
|
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Police depend on the community to do their job effectively.
|
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Edith Wilson effectively took over the presidency for Woodrow Wilson.
|
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Other presidents effectively took on dire if less daunting crises.
|
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It is effectively the official policy of the Trump administration.
|
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And no one wielded it more effectively than Calvin Klein.
|
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All matters not related to coronavirus have been effectively shelved.
|
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Bernie Sanders to more than 20163, effectively sealing the nomination.
|
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Russia is effectively taking China's place as Venezuela's principal banker.
|
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That frees up viewers to watch Apple TV anywhere, effectively.
|
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The Democrats are effectively 49 in number, the Republicans 51.
|
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But the game had been effectively blown open by then.
|
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BRUCE HEYMAN: When Obama left office we left office effectively.
|
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It effectively outlaws the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy.
|
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Sometimes movement can convey a message as effectively as words.
|
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Carbon offsets can effectively cancel out our footprint, can't they?
|
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As unemployment declines, it effectively shrinks the supply of labor.
|
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Lam had effectively used them to solve a political problem.
|
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The 2014 sanctions effectively put an end to that practice.
|
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Can you control your vocal sounds more purposefully and effectively?
|
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Instead, they have effectively doubled down on policies protecting them.
|
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Human catalysts motivate and help others to act more effectively.
|
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When Mr. Trump effectively told governors, You're on your own.
|
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Victory in Ann Arbor will effectively clinch another national title.
|
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By the end of 1952, the group was effectively blacklisted.
|
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Firms can create multiple L.L.C.s, effectively erasing any maximum. Gov.
|
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Housing advocates have long argued that Nycha effectively polices itself.
|
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Gordon argues that these consequences effectively tainted the 1831 text.
|
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Regional sports networks are effectively the middlemen of sports rights.
|
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Armed Islamic militants have effectively exploited grievances among local populations.
|
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But for the business world, Brexit has effectively already happened.
|
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They are effectively the foot soldiers of the nationalist movement.
|
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The Dutch have done this very effectively in the past.
|
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Hulu is effectively a private operation, with few available buyers.
|
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When that happened, the immune system attacked the cancer effectively.
|
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And the research into psychedelic drugs was effectively shut down.
|
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For competitive purposes, though, it effectively considers them biologically male.
|
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Effectively, it bans apps that help users evade law enforcement.
|
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The general sentiment was effectively let Bailey have the burrito.
|
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John Kasich (R), Trump had effectively locked up the race.
|
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It's effectively like an extension on a tax filing deadline.
|
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Peggy Whitson: "You need to be able to communicate effectively."
|
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Assisting someone worse off even more effectively derails compulsive introspection.
|
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Bloomberg's rivals effectively used these issues against him, particularly Sen.
|
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The outbreak — several other employees tested positive — was effectively contained.
|
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"Discovery" Klingons cannot emote effectively because of the make up.
|
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This swap is effectively a peaceful form of ethnic cleansing.
|
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The collision has effectively created a war within a war.
|
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"Seize the initiative and effectively shape international opinion," he added.
|
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Others live in buildings that are effectively unfinished construction sites.
|
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It's madness to effectively exclude them from the caucus process.
|
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The vacant seats will effectively be filled by party stalwarts.
|
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How large an area can a block team effectively cover?
|
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Cities like London and Singapore have used similar policies effectively.
|
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Roberts could be accused of effectively removing the current one.
|
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The state's solar industry was effectively frozen as a result.
|
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The strike has effectively canceled classes for approximately 361,000 students.
|
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To, effectively, give you a new way to be yourself.
|
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The United States has effectively had only two grand strategies.
|
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AND I THINK I CAN WORK EXTREMELY EFFECTIVELY WITH CARLOS.
|
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More interestingly, we found that cyberloafing effectively buffered this connection.
|
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It was effectively killed by Mr. Trump three years ago.
|
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Similarly, the Constitution effectively prohibits amendments that eliminate Senate malapportionment.
|
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The big trade deals, for example, are effectively climb downs.
|
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Unfortunately, the U.S. is still unprepared to effectively fight it.
|
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Guns said he doesn't believe Northam can still effectively govern.
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EFFECTIVELY IT COSTS CONSUMERS MORE MONEY TO TIE UP INVENTORY.
|
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The move effectively shut down ICE flights to the state.
|
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But the first half of his career was effectively over.
|
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We go from effectively zero to international scale, literally overnight.
|
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He recounted his conversation when he effectively ousted Mr. Neumann.
|
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The move would also effectively terminate the national security investigation.
|
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We are hitting them very, very hard and very effectively.
|
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A storm surge of 803 feet effectively swallowed the island.
|
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Effectively, that ended the sequester without repealing the original law.
|
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Jeff Green and Tristan Thompson contributed effectively from the bench.
|
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The legislation would effectively put the executive order into law.
|
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But late on Tuesday, New York State effectively eliminated them.
|
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LeCounte wasn't surprised to see younger reserves step in effectively.
|
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She's bad at effectively articulating the perspectives she does have.
|
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It was a crushing defeat and effectively ended the party.
|
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What would happen if we could use data more effectively?
|
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These clients effectively became members of staff under the scheme.
|
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How can citizens better understand them to exercise power effectively?
|
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He is being effectively neutered in front of the world.
|
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Which is what he did, effectively, in Tuesday night's debate.
|
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Can existing laws and regulations perform more efficiently and effectively?
|
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Closure effectively ends proceedings but doesn't dismiss the case altogether.
|
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Effectively measuring pain has been a persistent challenge for decades.
|
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, who effectively controls the authority.
|
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Many also wonder how effectively Bolsonaro might govern if elected.
|
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Wages in many industries have effectively been flat for decades.
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A mere three decades in, the dream was effectively over.
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But with the 865, 13G support is effectively required now.
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This effectively means lenders are charged for holding idle cash.
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That effectively halted all of the GOP's means of recourse.
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It's very effectively disorienting, mirroring Ellis' building confusion and panic.
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Or they may be compensating for less sleep more effectively.
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Agency expertise is key to effectively implementing many federal statutes.
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They do so by effectively saving less than they invest.
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The state is effectively bankrupt, and the economy is collapsing.
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You are effectively limiting people's ability to disseminate that information.
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In fact, I'd argue that only Williams is used effectively.
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These bills effectively amount to a free pass to pollute.
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"It's a deferral, so it's effectively a loan," Steffen said.
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As a student at U.N.C., Williams effectively studied under Smith.
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"The courthouse doors are effectively closed in Delaware," Grant said.
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Preemies may not breathe effectively for several weeks after birth.
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That effectively keeps Snapchat's parent from joining the index. -U.
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The NTIA needs a director in order to function effectively.
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The settlement would effectively end almost every lawsuit against Weinstein.
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When that happens, you Senate Republicans are effectively the jury.
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This bill, if enacted, would effectively paralyze the immigration court.
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Trump's entire career has effectively been one long legal entanglement.
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New York is effectively shutting down as of Sunday, Gov.
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The government effectively outsources the investigations to the companies themselves.
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But they also recognize that his career is effectively over.
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Chartbeat effectively does that in real time with the audience.
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This means that the US would effectively exit in 2020.
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One Democratic senator is looking to effectively end that discussion.
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They then effectively round to 0 or to 100 percent.
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Was it one step closer to effectively becoming television itself?
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Over time, police officers are effectively conditioned toward implicit bias.
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Once their Chinese passports expire, they are left effectively stateless.
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Nothing else has done that as fast or as effectively.
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By this time, however, Germany was effectively a military dictatorship.
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The answer is that there are effectively two Trump presidencies.
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This will help you think clearly and express yourself effectively.
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In 1981, Israel passed a law that effectively annexed it.
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Still, in just 233 at-bats he hit effectively — a .
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But otherwise it would keep government spending effectively on autopilot.
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The entire race is effectively a referendum on Silicon Valley.
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"Democracy is effectively dead right now in Kenya," said Miguna.
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" And he promised to fix the situation "quickly" and "effectively.
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It effectively mixes violence with delicacy — and thus encourages empathy.
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If Trump wins Florida, Rubio's campaign will be effectively over.
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He also effectively ruled out a rate hike this year.
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The entire race was effectively a referendum on Silicon Valley.
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Because so much of what's now being planned effectively puts the Fed in the position of, effectively at least, through banks and intermediaries, but loaning money to nail salons and restaurants and small businesses.
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Just as collaboration is key to enabling organizations to best serve veterans effectively, collaboration among lawmakers, and between lawmakers and veteran-serving nonprofit organizations, is key to enacting policies that best serve veterans' needs effectively.
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Brussels/Berlin circumstances are effectively the same problems that plagued Europe several years ago when Greece was at the edge of the economic precipice, except that Italy's GDP is effectively 8.1 x's that of Greece's!
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"Only through more contacts, more exchanges and cooperation in areas of common interest can we effectively increase mutual trust and effectively reduce misjudgments," Qin Weijiang, deputy commander of the PLA's eastern theater command, told reporters.
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The judge's ruling effectively locked it out of the capital markets.
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Effectively, the free content releases keep most fan concerns at bay.
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Other practices can also effectively reduce travel times for streetcar users.
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Investors are effectively handing over their money with their eyes closed.
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If State had won they would have effectively shut down production.
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Lady Gaga had effectively been omitted from the Super Bowl buildup.
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However, aspects of its program had not yet been effectively implemented.
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But there are ways to effectively reclaim credit for your work.
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And why would they, since we effectively pay for their defense?
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But how to do that effectively and proportionately is another matter.
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Effectively, it's a second-tier News Feed that Facebook could monetize.
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BIDs, entire swaths of cities have effectively been placed under private
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In the 1980s it effectively was, now it's a credible argument.
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The BCRA would effectively end the Medicaid expansion starting in 2021.
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They effectively compete with other plants for light, water and minerals.
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Effectively, the chances of anyone viewing this video accidentally are zero.
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The first is fully and effectively implementing the Clean Power Plan.
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But, he argues, Border Patrol agents need to work more effectively.
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"Yelp's board is not functioning effectively and is stale," SQN wrote.
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That effectively allows Maddon to conduct market research during the season.
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Likewise, he notes that the term can effectively erase other struggles.
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Liberals wanted to fight back effectively but had no idea how.
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They say rapid borrowing is effectively mortgaging the country's own future.
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This could effectively jam the already overtaxed U.S. immigration court system.
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Amazon at scale is fundamentally about consumption, which is effectively GDP.
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Your parents are effectively strangers to you when you are born.
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In VR, you can effectively work within the virtual film set.
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In some countries like the Philippines, it effectively is the internet.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has effectively dismantled his country's democracy.
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Others have decriminalized it or effectively stopped enforcing laws against it.
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"These places we all love have effectively become tinderboxes," Vesey said.
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Carter was also famously incapable of managing his executive branch effectively.
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Or do I just resent how effectively I'm being marketed to?
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Effectively, you'll have just emerged from an Al Gore training session.
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Many were furious at Twitter for effectively censoring a media outlet.
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Or is it effectively valued like every other real estate company?
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And this spot also effectively gets across the device's water resistance.
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Effectively, he has been a spy — but for the United States.
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They're effectively trying to re-mold the system in season four.
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That deal, which closed last month, effectively silenced Comcast once again.
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Speaking Simulator wasn't designed to hit my trauma points so effectively.
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Facing the Chargers' JV O-line was effectively a preseason game.
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However, effectively competing against China will require help from European allies.
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Since the shuttered refineries are unable operate, it effectively cuts demand.
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The second issue is whether public funds are being used effectively.
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The new proposal from Fiat Chrysler would effectively shelve those plans.
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"We effectively compete with Prosper and LendingClub on yield," Crosby said.
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One brilliant moment used sound effects so effectively I visibly cringed.
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With that, the war with the North Valley is effectively over.
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This amplified our ability to perform effectively on a world stage.
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The injunction was lifted and the ban was effectively in place.
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So this year, the price is effectively $33 more than before.
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Their unstimulated cage counterparts effectively "failed their driving test," Lambert said.
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US inaction means Trump effectively endorsed the final statement after all.
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In South Korea, the Kospi was closed effectively flat at 1,33.
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It was driven by people wanting to use their computers effectively.
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Whoever wins Tuesday will effectively be the new member of Congress.
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Teams and artists aren't able to manage their businesses effectively, e.g.
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For the past few years, the market effectively had two segments.
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Male director Marshall doesn't avoid this male gaze trap as effectively.
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But the Kurds, effectively abandoned by the US, needed more support.
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Still, detecting abuse is not the same as effectively stopping it.
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You effectively saying you are not going to work for peace.
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Motorola has effectively built an entire 5G phone without a screen.
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Donald Trump Jr. effectively confirmed that he will campaign against Rep.
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She said there was no deadline, effectively suspending the process indefinitely.
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How do we bring in our first users cheaply and effectively?
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Vigano claimed that Francis had lifted the sanctions, effectively rehabilitating McCarrick.
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We are effectively being treated as outsiders in our own country.
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Not all them have the opportunity to use this data effectively.
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To do it legally and effectively requires detailed and accurate intelligence.
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If the key is lost, the assets are effectively lost too.
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The deal will effectively re-domicile Allergan as a U.S. company.
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The SoundWear effectively creates a cone of sound around your head.
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As was immediately obvious, this effectively made ProfilePosts an unmoderated subreddit.
|
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But the power of satire goes beyond effectively debunking specific falsehoods.
|
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That way, they can easily — and cost-effectively — update their wardrobes.
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By effectively pulling the plug now, the discussion does not arise.
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Predictable. To effectively get us out of bed in the a.m.
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And we should think about regulating effectively to create more competition.
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We're effectively terraforming the world to be more like our origins.
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In other words, let's effectively change the cap table ex-post.
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Cuadrilla is now finding it cannot frack effectively within the limit.
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It is effectively insolvent, borrowing to pay interest on its debts.
|
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By buying stolen credentials, one effectively guarantees a market for them.
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Some closely divided cases will effectively remain unresolved for a bit.
|
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This action effectively severs ties with those alleged to be involved.
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At $100/month, users were effectively rewarded for working out more.
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So to lack reimbursement is, effectively, to not exist at all.
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Division remains common, with streets, schools and even sport effectively segregated.
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Economics are favorable as lithium production effectively boosts the oil price.
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"He has effectively lost his PhD at the moment," Adam said.
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Pfizer and Allergan sought to merge, effectively through a tax inversion.
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We are looking for someone who can effectively present design ideas.
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Effectively, it's like investing in bonds that pay 2.843 percent interest.
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This decision has become effectively a dead letter with Kennedy's retirement.
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In my brief demonstration, it effectively accomplished all of these tasks.
|
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Wall had effectively functioned as CMO, but the title was different.
|
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As you can imagine, people effectively flipped out following the news.
|
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The challenge is how to monitor the entire service stack effectively.
|
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Her famously preserved room was effectively a busy message dispatch center.
|
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Elsewhere, online operators continue to operate freely, and are effectively unregulated.
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Why it matters: The event was effectively a plea to NASA.
|
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Conservatives then master them to more effectively achieve their political ambitions.
|
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These channels are effectively melting the glacier from the bottom up.
|
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They had to learn how to breed cheetahs effectively and consistently.
|
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Has production effectively displaced us or made us into an appendage?
|
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That's all the movement she needs to effectively use modern technology.
|
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The court effectively returns to the status quo before Scalia's death.
|
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In other words, his current role has effectively lowered his ceiling.
|
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"He's effectively homeless and residing out of his office," Frank said.
|
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Which, George's father proclaims, means George has effectively solved world hunger!
|
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"To effectively protect beneficiaries from harm, CMS must have enforcement tools."
|
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This quota has effectively increased Spanish women's representation to 39.1 percent.
|
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However, the helmet effectively parrots the droid sounds from the movie.
|
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Biden, Sanders and Warren are effectively tied among white voters overall.
|
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He shot free throws effectively while mimicking his jump-shooting form.
|
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With that, the Senate trial was effectively over before it started.
|
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Around 3AM, Brunei officials seized their passports, effectively holding them hostage.
|
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Democrats on Monday secured enough votes to effectively filibuster Gorsuch's nomination.
|
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How well and effectively does Donald Trump use the bully pulpit?
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Two straight wins and the nomination battle effectively would be over.
|
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The legislation by Graham, McCain and Hatch would effectively repeal JASTA.
|
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Cogito has effectively modeled typical conversations in various contexts and industries.
|
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And they have a tough time allocating those resources most effectively.
|
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The tax code is effectively telling people not to replace it!
|
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But too many are effectively solutions in search of a problem.
|
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Infrastructure work is crucial to enable the system to work effectively.
|
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And I hope to serve him as well and as effectively.
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The first would effectively ban demonstrations on highways and at airports.
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Get lost in the swirling designs and effectively creepy audio below.
|
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Hitting an enemy's weakness staggers it, effectively canceling its next turn.
|
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How can we deliver greater customer experiences and collaborate more effectively?
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So effectively, my limited artistic ability doomed the human race. Sorry.
|
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The Chiefs failed to use Kelce and dynamo Tyreek Hill effectively.
|
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This essentially creates what is effectively a digital strata-cut technique.
|
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Brazil's generous pension system effectively lets citizens retire in their 50s.
|
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Hopefully, you're wiser now and able to handle things more effectively.
|
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The story opens on what is effectively "Year Zero" for Batman.
|
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Ecclestone's gift came long after the PAC had effectively gone dormant.
|
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He said that selling Trump's businesses would effectively eliminate such entanglements.
|
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With eSight 3, said Fenton, Felix effectively has 20/25 vision.
|
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Mr Martínez deserves credit for bringing it so effectively to life.
|
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And the U.S. needs to use its resources efficiently and effectively.
|
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" Further, visits from families were "interrupted, cut back, or effectively eliminated.
|
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Samsung effectively initiated a worldwide recall of the Note 7 yesterday.
|
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If we don't know the causes, we can't effectively create change.
|
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Is there a way the platform could be used more effectively?
|
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Effectively, this means capturing video of everything the player looks at.
|
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But Trump's memo has effectively lowered the standard for executive orders.
|
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Until 1904, most ships that encountered trouble at sea effectively vanished.
|
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This would effectively shift more securities enforcement responsibilities to state regulators.
|
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Even if we can project, we cannot effectively predict some outcomes.
|
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Q: But aren't you still effectively at the zero lower bound?
|
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The decision will effectively limit workers' freedom and reduce employment opportunity.
|
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The governor's race will be effectively over, if it wasn't already.
|
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It's probably not for me to say whether we're communicating effectively.
|
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Ronan makes the transition from ingenue to jaded, wounded seagull effectively.
|
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You're effectively implying that the pope would be leading a schism.
|
|
His announcement on Wednesday effectively leaves the status of the Jan.
|
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Now Williams says she's learned how to effectively manage the disease.
|
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Campaigners say it could effectively kill off public housing for good.
|
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It's something people can create more and more effectively right now.
|
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That effectively puts Shari Redstone and Dauman on a level footing.
|
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They would merely allow an existing tax to be effectively enforced.
|
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And there's no obvious way to do that effectively these days.
|
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But the surge in violence forced him to effectively end negotiations.
|
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Their 51-seat majority is effectively capped at 85033 with Sen.
|
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Pitino's lawyers said in a statement their client was effectively fired.
|
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In this way they can rapidly and effectively test for cures.
|
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He or she can bully someone far more effectively than anyone.
|
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The move effectively abandoned Kurdish forces to a Turkish military assault.
|
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The contest was effectively over almost as soon as it began.
|
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" Sanders said Trump knows how to manipulate the media "very effectively.
|
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She has effectively disappeared from public view, making only rare appearances.
|
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Helen chips away at Katz effectively, but he smiles through it.
|
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Laws like CDA 230 effectively protect rights of Internet users, too.
|
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It is unclear how effectively that mosquito can spread the disease.
|
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A battering in 2018 would effectively halt the broader Republican agenda.
|
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Congress has a responsibility to govern effectively, not crisis to crisis.
|
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Musicians' estates can be managed effectively, or run into the ground.
|
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That review resulted in what effectively was a freeze on executions.
|
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Needless to say, none of these reforms were ever effectively enacted.
|
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The lawsuit contends that the special committee failed to bargain effectively.
|
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Cocaine blocks those receptors, effectively shutting off this normal cycling process.
|
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We've just effectively utilized facebook and twitter to drive a message.
|
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"Our transition team is working smoothly, efficiently and effectively," Trump said.
|
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You'd like him to be a little bit wild, effectively wild.
|
|
Earlier in the week, Turkey effectively barred academics from traveling abroad.
|
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But some are skeptical that AI can effectively identify these images.
|
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Having strong intuition is necessary to effectively navigate tricky business decisions.
|
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That effectively makes the five veto-power countries kingmakers - or queenmakers.
|
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There are over 10,000 brokers that offer, effectively, the same economics.
|
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You must effectively articulate your business model and your value composition.
|
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The program effectively limits the size and timeliness of portfolio flows.
|
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But let's say a teacher somehow effectively does neutralize the shooter.
|
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The compromise is effectively more spending in exchange for more debt.
|
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Its deferred deportation plan was effectively ended by the Supreme Court.
|
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Barr effectively shifted the burden over to Mueller on such questions.
|
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And, yes, there are times when we have difficulties coping effectively.
|
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Democrats said the bill would effectively gut the Clean Air Act.
|
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The only hedge to that is being able to govern effectively.
|
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"TGT's strategy of differentiating itself [from peers] ... has effectively been muted."
|
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But Entertainment Studios said that those moves were effectively a sham.
|
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Effectively he's led the Republican Party into a political dead end.
|
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McDaniel effectively closed out his campaign account after his 2014 race.
|
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It isn't quite, but it goes about prosaic business pretty effectively.
|
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He wants to use the cash the island does have effectively.
|
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This is because these entities effectively borrow short and lend long.
|
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The subsequent coverage analyzed whether Obama had effectively defused the controversy.
|
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The Chrome update, according to the blog post, effectively localizes crashes.
|
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Credit is a tool that can be abused or used effectively.
|
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According to the Commission's report, this practice "effectively ceased" in 2014.
|
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You're effectively displacing liquid crystal molecules and thereby distorting the image.
|
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And so we are effectively providing an extra layer over that.
|
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Furthermore, knowledge isn't as effectively disseminated in areas outside of healthcare.
|
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This effectively revalues the Series C at a $2 billion valuation.
|
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For those phones, the government's stockpile of fingerprints is effectively useless.
|
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Rick Scott signed a bill effectively defunding the clinics in Florida.
|
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Senators voted 62-85033 to table the amendment, effectively blocking it.
|
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Both companies are effectively barred from selling equipment for American networks.
|
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It also acknowledged that it failed to "effectively supervise its employee."
|
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A great example of someone employing that effectively is Pat Conroy.
|
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There is effectively no limit to how far hysteria can spread.
|
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It is a debate that cannot be conducted effectively in Europe.
|
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That effectively means it will be unable to keep purchasing crude.
|
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This effectively allows the final 2D optimization to be more effective.
|
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Effectively, the Canadian government was getting out of the weed game.
|
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I cannot do my job effectively if I resent the clientele.
|
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What they think about is effectively their rights as a citizen.
|
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The 2004 tax holiday effectively rewarded companies for keeping profits abroad.
|
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It would effectively end Medicaid, since all Americans would be covered.
|
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At Opportunity's location, in fact, day has effectively turned into night.
|
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This is the only way ideologically heterogeneous parties can effectively govern.
|
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That would've effectively eliminated any anti-poverty effect of the policy.
|
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Not that he could have done much to effectively oppose Trump.
|
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Sammezzano Castle has been closed and effectively abandoned since the 1990s.
|
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Cybersecurity is hard enough when we're fully staffed and operating effectively.
|
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Israel effectively deployed the Iron Dome against rockets launched from Gaza.
|
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In doing so, it impedes our ability to effectively fight terrorism.
|
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Ostensibly head of the millinery atelier, Bricard was, effectively, Dior's muse.
|
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Effectively barred from publishing in Russia, she lives mostly in France.
|
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In 2017, JP Morgan bought Current C, effectively killing the platform.
|
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Even with headphones that effectively limit maximum sound, supervision is crucial.
|
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The paradox is that stigma is most effectively dispelled through openness.
|
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It effectively silenced Ms. McDougal for the remainder of the campaign.
|
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Parting Shots • The third season ends more effectively than it begins.
|
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The evening will effectively be Sevigny's debut as a fine artist.
|
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But others argued China, as a developing nation, has responded effectively.
|
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Mr. Raval effectively captures the sense of outrage surrounding the events.
|
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It flips, effectively, from breakneck speed to slow, white-knuckle tension.
|
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That would effectively make the auction a tax on mobile users.
|
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The restrictions have effectively forced candidates to postpone most campaign activities.
|
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At the time senators tabled the amendment, effectively pigeonholing his proposal.
|
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The Treasury rule would render those credits effectively useless for taxpayers.
|
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It has effectively sidelined people like Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
|
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Thus, Tesla would effectively be taxing every automobile on the market.
|
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That effectively split up thousands of migrant children from their parents.
|
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While some growers provide housing, many other trimmigrants are effectively homeless.
|
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Then K-State denied his release, effectively preventing him from transferring.
|
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And the shared currency effectively links their economies in other ways.
|
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Municipal and state laws and regulations also effectively limit gun trafficking.
|
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If the US won't do that, then NATO is effectively dead.
|
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The decision effectively bans sales by Huawei, China's leading networking company.
|
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Republicans' confusion on Trump's position effectively stalled negotiations on Capitol Hill.
|
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New versions of Microsoft's operating system effectively bar infection by Conficker.
|
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But Conte's resignation effectively preempted the vote, upending the government anyway.
|
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"Effectively locking them up without treatment is killing them," he said.
|
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But the new work effectively rules that out, Dr. Rigby said.
|
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Used properly, the software effectively identifies crime suspects without violating rights.
|
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"This was effectively a gag order by the White House," Rep.
|
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The junta started nationalizing businesses, effectively pushing out about 300,000 citizens.
|
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If implemented effectively, it has serious potential in a federal one.
|
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Children's advocates decried the shelter as effectively a warehouse for children.
|
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That requirement could have effectively brought such sales to a crawl.
|
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"All cryptoeconomic public blockchains are effectively social applications," Mr. Iles said.
|
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But Perriello had effectively boxed in his opponent to his right.
|
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The order effectively banned sales by Huawei, China's leading networking company.
|
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The one man here worth listening to has been effectively silenced.
|
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"What has changed is our ability to do that more effectively."
|
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A questioner asked if regulators now effectively run the big banks.
|
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Indeed, the Constitution's design effectively excludes many people from its protections.
|
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She was effectively the godmother of what became modern Fashion Week.
|
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The freedom of assembly was effectively removed in a liberal democracy.
|
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Effectively, then, Giles lost his chance to contribute to the team.
|
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Firms that effectively manage their cyber risk get those lower premiums.
|
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Mutant abilities — telekinesis, teleportation, fire rays — are straightforward and effectively filmed.
|
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That's because Galaxy Buds are not waterproof or effectively water-resistant.
|
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"The Fed effectively guaranteed the value of their assets," he said.
|
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Governments often do not share information or effectively collaborate across borders.
|
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"I am effectively unemployed and it is absolutely terrifying," Harris said.
|
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"This effectively becomes a tax on selling a home," he said.
|
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Maine's voters effectively overrode his veto, by referendum, in a landslide.
|
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It effectively began with James Polk and the Mexican-American War.
|
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So effectively, the 64GB version only exists as a psychological anchor.
|
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Both games effectively take place in hermetically sealed, spacebound company towns.
|
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It also effectively ended his prosecution on federal sex trafficking charges.
|
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The ruling effectively left voters at the mercy of state legislators.
|
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And it effectively eliminates protection for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
|
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And at this point this is effectively the mainstream Republican position.
|
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All roads, effectively, led to Currencycloud, and it's seen business expand.
|
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The sanctions effectively cut them off from the global financial system.
|
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A new Virginia law, they said, rendered the case effectively moot.
|
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All managers should be trained in how to offer feedback effectively.
|
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A conviction could effectively ban her from political activities for life.
|
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Surprise was effectively exorcised from David Geffen Hall for the weekend.
|
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United States, that effectively lowered the bar for evidence once more.
|
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Today it is widely believed that the production was effectively censored.
|
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In the half-court, Stanford effectively attacked UCLA on the interior.
|
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How are rival gangs able to effectively control the country's prisons?
|
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What about the 40% of South Africans who are effectively unemployed?
|
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And now they want the Senate to effectively do their work.
|
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Where governments provide it, waste control tends to be done effectively.
|
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Want to manage your time effectively after you have a baby?
|
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Now, with the capstone in place, Mr. Sakiagak was effectively entombed.
|
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If the bill was voted down, government would've effectively shut down.
|
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"We saw the Republicans very effectively demagogue the issue," she said.
|
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Even with nuclear weapons effectively off the table, deterrence is essential.
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The Warriors effectively shot 61.5 percent in those instances, per FiveThirtyEight.
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"Effectively, individuals are carrying the water for these corporations," Regan said.
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He believes that medicine alone can't effectively treat people with Alzheimer's.
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Rosalynn Carter effectively concurred, saying that she hoped her children would
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He called for better cooperation and protocols to combat trafficking effectively.
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Like other diseases, opioid addiction can be safely and effectively treated.
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A biometric exit system is essential to deterring visa overstays effectively.
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But their ability to even do that effectively has been undermined.
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We will continue to use it very effectively at the CFTC.
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Freedman tells their story of resisting with words effectively and concisely.
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That effectively confirmed a premise of the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Afterward, both sides declared victory, meaning that they are effectively deadlocked.
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China's economy is now effectively a 0 for the first quarter.
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But Mr. Wilson was effectively barred from celebrating with his students.
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It's not that Washington lacks the power to do so effectively.
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Let's start with where the Senate's impeachment trial effectively ended: Sen.
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Bernie Sanders in Iowa means that it was, effectively, a tie.
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The troops effectively operated between two allies: Turkey and the Kurds.
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Now, China is moving in with plans to effectively take control.
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So, I think effectively, the government has become a lame duck.
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Senators voted 55-44 to table the resolution, effectively killing it.
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The rule effectively limited truck drivers to 70 hours a week.
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But, he said, Mr. Trump simply used Facebook's advertising tools effectively.
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Doing that effectively meant choosing a candidate around which to rally.
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In New York, the state authorities have effectively evicted the company.
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They are effectively reproducing real women, complete with everything, except autonomy.
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The new staffing plan will effectively extend the staff reductions indefinitely.
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Does the Pentagon have the capacity to effectively spend the money?
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He does not seem to realize that he cannot govern effectively.
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Some clients say BlackRock and Vanguard effectively press their concerns privately.
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Now he's saying it out loud with China — effectively challenging Congress.
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The sanctions effectively banish those targeted from the global financial system.
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But if all bondholders agree, these fees would be effectively halved.
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The GLE can effectively pilot itself in rush hour traffic jams.
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Some lawmakers say the program effectively sells citizenship to wealthy immigrants.
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Flying is now effectively the only way to reach the city.
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In an extreme scenario, they could be unsellable and effectively worthless.
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The Republican campaign effectively devastated Dukakis's image by summoning the case.
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Hence, a family of five would effectively receive $60,000 per year.
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It also effectively ended Flood's career, leaving him a broken man.
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Oculus also effectively introduced a new Quest-exclusive controller: your hands.
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Mr. Isaka effectively forced out his long-serving predecessor, Toshifumi Suzuki.
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That's something journalists know and have been doing effectively for generations.
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Its ability to decide such cases will effectively end on Dec.
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The Demonstrations Law makes authorized protest against the government effectively impossible.
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After the decision, it was effectively open season on Jehovah Witnesses.
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As long as we keep running the ball effectively, I'm happy.
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If Trump clinches the nomination, it will effectively be the end.
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Effectively, no institution could ask Greece to request a credit line.
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" : "I don't think that they've been able to pivot effectively, frankly.
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The U.S. and its allies have effectively beaten the Islamic State.
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Trump's trade tactics, effectively, have necessitated a $12 billion farmer bailout.
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Viral suppression effectively means no risk of transmission of the virus.
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The Amazon Kindle, which was introduced in 2007, effectively mainstreamed ebooks.
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There are effectively dozens of Cambridge Analytica[s] that still exist.
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Mirziyoyev became president but effectively shared power with Azimov and Inoyatov.
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Without money, the global body would effectively shut down next year.
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Effectively, it would "run providers out of our state," he warned.
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The presumption that autistic people are not sociable effectively dehumanizes them.
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He effectively updated Wagner's Law for the United States in 2017.
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On Tuesday, the star anchor told his viewers, effectively, to relax.
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And Democrats stand ready to effectively secure our ports and borders.
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In other words, these tariffs are effectively a tax on Americans.
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Which was, effectively, sartorial comfort food for clients d'un certain âge.
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The problem appears to be that the rules took effectively immediately.
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And that would render public-accommodations laws like Colorado's effectively meaningless.
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"These allies know that and they are manipulating him very effectively."
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After all, Iran has effectively threatened conflict with this administration before.
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Some genes were more active, while others were effectively turned off.
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And Democrats stand ready to effectively secure our ports and borders.
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This move will effectively ban anonymous cryptocurrency trading in the country.
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TV is effectively not the vote-driver that it was before.
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Trump's constant belittling of Tillerson effectively eradicates that claim to authority.
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So he's effectively using that growth to pay for tax cuts.
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Watson & Holmes is effectively a far more complex version of Clue.
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It would effectively decimate many aspects of the law if successful.
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Was he effectively just helping out the Russians and Donald Trump?
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Trump's trade tactics, effectively, have necessitated a $1.63 billion farmer bailout.
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I will effectively never get away from my ex-boyfriend now.
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The Republican Party may have effectively surrendered to Trump weeks ago.
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LG: I would argue that even if it's not life threatening, that someone needing a root canal or having a cavity, or not being able to do their job effectively, or hold down a job effectively.
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" Black Mirror writers, take note, because Wikipedia also says that, "memes that replicate most-effectively enjoy more success and some may replicate effectively even when they prove to be detrimental to the welfare of their hosts.
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By using the National Emergencies Act to boost the figure to $8 billion, Trump is effectively rewriting the new law, just as Clinton, by using the line item veto power, was effectively rewriting the budget in 1997.
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First, while condemnation of Mr. Franken effectively removed him as one of her possible competitors for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, it also effectively removed him as a valuable, maybe decisive, running mate in the same venue.
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Facebook has struggled to effectively address the possibility of discriminatory ad targeting.
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If State had won they would have effectively shut down the production.
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Harper and Charlie (the assistants) are effectively making their own romantic comedy.
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UN sanctions imposed in 2017 are supposed to effectively shutter these restaurants.
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How can you effectively argue a person out of a prejudicial opinion?
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"The test will be how effectively the changes are implemented," Thornton said.
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So Manafort's portfolio gradually expanded until he was effectively running the campaign.
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This nationwide effort is aimed at, effectively, privatizing public rights of way.
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The revocation effectively breaks all the apps distributed under each developer certificate.
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In fact, if used regularly and effectively, they prevent pregnancy and STI.
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I think we are effectively witnessing the creation of a rogue state.
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The decision effectively gives Amazon a major presence in three coastal cities.
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They might watch the establishment effectively coalesce to keep them from winning.
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I used that excel sheet to effectively solve problems of indoor farming.
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If pulled up, the underground stems simply break, effectively propagating the plant.
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Harvest timing has, effectively, been disconnected from moisture, thanks to global warming.
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Gore decision effectively settling the 983 election in George W. Bush's favor.
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It effectively allowed customers to carry a bank branch in their pockets.
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It would effectively crush the nascent rooftop solar market in the state.
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In terms of software development, those companies are effectively going it alone.
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All that these PMCs did was effectively push them into neighboring countries.
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The euro was effectively flat at $1.2306 after declining 0.5 percent overnight.
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Unlike a pimple, there's nothing to effectively pop out of the bump.
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Moana's outfit was effectively a generic Pacific Island-motif top and sarong.
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The purchaser of a Powerball ticket effectively has zero chance of winning.
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It's about achieving the next stage of progress as effectively as possible.
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One is a testosterone-blocker, which effectively nullifies testosterone in the body.
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Such terms effectively let Lightspeed have veto power over investments at Snap.
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Well, that's effectively what Charlotte and Lizzie at the movie's shocking end.
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"The technology will never really limit our use effectively," Dr. Greenfield stated.
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Splashy ads depicting his opponents as screaming babies effectively undercut them all.
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For all intents and purposes, Dany and Jon's relationship seems effectively over.
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Activists can organize, disseminate information and mobilize more effectively than ever before.
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Our immigration policy effectively funnels many Mexican youths into the cartels' clutches.
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But President Donald Trump effectively killed the TPP immediately after taking office.
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Is it just me or have the women in music effectively unionized?
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And no one is effectively addressing either the symptoms or the problem.
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The European Commission head is saying effectively, you know, watch your allies.
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"preemption bills" effectively void or overrule any local laws that might be
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How effectively YouTube will enforce its new policy is an open question.
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The move effectively rebuffed Trump's calls on oil producers to take action.
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Both technologies will allow you to effectively cut the cord at home.
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He said Trump had effectively snubbed Queen Margrethe, Denmark's head of state.
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This is especially important for Rasmus, who effectively went through puberty underground.
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The Iowa caucuses effectively ended in a tie between Sanders and Buttigieg.
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You effectively debuted CherryPicks at South by South West, is that correct?
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Among them was a proposal to effectively reduce superdelegates by about 60%.
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This effectively ushers in the constitutional crisis long predicted for his presidency.
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Seen from that perspective VR and AR are effectively at cross purposes.
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Now he's noted that fact on Twitter, effectively melting teen hearts everywhere.
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This credit makes the card's annual fee effectively $153 per year.3.
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The Affordable Care Act effectively ended discrimination against people with preexisting conditions.
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Spotify, effectively, is turning its radio stations into personalized playlists now, too.
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He said that they could effectively spell the end of the industry.
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The Senate effectively becomes a court when it conducts an impeachment trial.
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Republicans are able to effectively pigeonhole Democratic amendments with a simple majority.
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He gave plum jobs to union officials, effectively silencing voices of dissent.
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Universities have effectively used alumni networks to provide volunteer mentors for students.
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As a result, Ms. Chang was effectively banned from performing in China.
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First, Lyft just raised a bundle of money for effectively diddly dilution.
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Any future views from her new subscribers amount to, effectively, a raise.
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Effectively, this means 500GB bundles are $249, and 33TB bundles are $299.
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The statute, effectively, contains a statute of limitations, the Ninth Circuit held.
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"Anything longer is too long to effectively bludgeon someone with," he wrote.
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I didn't realize that a less talented person could still contribute effectively.
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Nothing disrupts a Winston more effectively than a well-placed ice wall.
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"We effectively want a seat at the table," Avenatti told the court.
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However, a series of court injunctions have effectively kept DACA in place.
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Still, if China Tower can communicate effectively, this debut should go well.
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Private insurance effectively would be banned from covering most major medical care.
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By 22015, wholesomeness had effectively severed its ties with evangelical purity culture.
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Other countries are now effectively reaching for the same piece of pie.
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"Effectively what we're trying to accomplish is to make the internet safer."
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Go deeper: AIDS epidemic could effectively end if steps taken, Fauci says
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In the future we can conceive of right now, it's effectively unbeatable.
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"The criminal justice system is completely not working very effectively," Bari said.
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Effectively, Apple wants to be the only tech company you actually trust.
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It's effectively the freedom of VR with the fidelity of real life.
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Captured beings aren't just under your command; you effectively become them, temporarily.
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We have to market our products as carefully and effectively as possible.
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This learning must be optimized effectively enough to create new product value.
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"Cleansing wipes don't effectively clean the skin," explains celebrity aesthetician Renée Rouleau.
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So the Supreme Court effectively, but silently, endorsed this more expansive interpretation.
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In 2004, another Democratic candidate, Howard Dean, used the internet more effectively.
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He also appears to be trying to help as effectively as possible.
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The Trump administration has also effectively halted federal momentum on policing reform.
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The human race has effectively become the Nazi Germany of the galaxy.
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"It effectively turns [the investment] into a mid-cap fund," he said.
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But she effectively runs the country in the role of "state counselor".
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The euro was effectively flat at $13 after gaining 0.3 percent overnight.
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Furthermore, they effectively replace good, salaried public sector jobs with contract work.
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After meeting with Kim, however, the president effectively adopted the Chinese proposal.
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This makes it difficult to know how to effectively treat each patient.
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In doing so, the attackers effectively created the illusion of international cooperation.
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The calendar-spread strategy effectively offers the investor protection around the election.
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It is not clear how effectively LRGs would manage interest rate risk.
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They've cracked down effectively on distribution of copyrighted materials via their services.
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But in space, that gravity is effectively gone — and the heart adjusts.
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Managing crowdworkers effectively requires a combination of empathy, technology and business sense.
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There were farms just outside of Pacific Junction that were effectively lakes.
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Since March, the city has effectively been under siege from government forces.
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Tech companies are responding accordingly — if not always aggressively, or even effectively.
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Similarly disturbing incidents have been handled much more effectively by other airlines.
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The dollar was effectively flat at 110.66 yen following modest overnight losses.
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No state can effectively achieve any of these goals on its own.
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UCLA was forced to admit it had effectively lost hundreds of cadavers.
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It effectively makes the United States an active combatant in the war.
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What if his troubles could have been addressed effectively, and much sooner?
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has effectively called bullshit on that.
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That has made it difficult to be efficient and execute programs effectively.
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They say the agreement has effectively turned Greece into a detention center.
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It just means hating more effectively, and building the ghetto walls higher.
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Thus, app stores essentially allow for new players to more effectively compete.
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He effectively now serves as the manager of Kasich's "Good Housekeeping" brand.
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HK/SIN time, while South Korea's Kospi closed effectively flat at 20.1,23.
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Effectively, the black family in America is working without a safety net.
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Michael Heseltine, a Tory grandee, laments that "we have effectively no government".
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That effectively laid the foundation of how we talk about Brangelina today.
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Effectively, he put all his efforts to work with the Intuit product.
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And he failed, because Hillary Clinton got so effectively under his skin.
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The states have said the ban harmed residents and effectively mandated discrimination.
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This would effectively postpone the divorce, likely for two or three months.
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But by effectively capturing the GOP, Bannon has fulfilled his own prophecy.
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Holiday helps by massaging pick-and-roll action as effectively as anyone.
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You can't, because fast food onion rings are all effectively the same.
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Facebook's photo app effectively killed Snapchat's growth by stealing its premiere feature.
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The U.S. intervention last year had effectively no impact on the war.
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Vice is successfully leveraging data to distribute sponsored content effectively and efficiently.
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That's because the resolution is non-binding, effectively creating guidelines and recommendations.
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For some ailing veterans, the delay effectively serves as a death sentence.
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This effectively blocks regular folk wanting to operate as ride-sharing drivers.
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Conservatives have spent decades effectively discrediting the national media among their partisans.
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In a borderless virtual world, can national governments effectively police individual privacy?
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That's effectively 54 separate elections in the Golden State on one day.
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The laws effectively restrict negative reporting in Thailand about the royal family.
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The ECB's bond-buying programme is effectively on auto-pilot until December.
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Trump accused Beijing of manipulating its currency and effectively stealing manufacturing jobs.
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Does it communicate that emotion effectively to whomever shared the original post?
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Only the hyper-focused Roomba has managed to effectively buck that trend.
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To each of these, the markets have effectively answered, "It doesn't matter."
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Those are effectively a reduction of the rates for a time period.
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As such, the 5-4 majority in Obergefell effectively remains in place.
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Did the government deploy them -- and/or deploy them effectively -- in 2016?
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In 20163, Russian-backed hackers committed what is effectively the same crime.
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In that moment, its capacity effectively went from six tunnels to two.
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How do you teach children how to read, write and count effectively?
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It's a contest to see who can manage their resources most effectively.
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"The case is effectively over," wrote New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin.
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But an Argentina-like solution is effectively impossible in the short term.
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The West's capacities have been revealed as limited and seldom effectively exercised.
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We effectively already have one space colony, the International Space Station (ISS).
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