In doing so, she provides C.K. with an escape hatch.
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But if things go sideways, Victoria has an escape hatch.
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And many Hong Kongers themselves will seek an escape hatch.
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Eugenides finds an escape hatch for all of his characters.
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However, there is at least one viable escape hatch. Sen.
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That sounds like a "no" to the escape hatch question.
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Breakingviews The merger escape hatch may be about to open.
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You will need an escape hatch from time to time.
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Now, does that sound like an escape hatch for rich people?
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Twitter is offering users another escape hatch from its ranked timeline.
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That's about as good an escape hatch as I can design.
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President Trump has built an escape hatch from his own tax plan.
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"What's your secret fantasy escape hatch?" she asks as a genuine distraction.
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She learned Japanese as an escape hatch from her toxic home environment.
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We practically yearn for an escape hatch when we dive into new software.
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"Now does that sound like an escape hatch for rich people?" he added.
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If that all seems a bit much, we've got an escape hatch: psychedelics.
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There was a main staircase and an escape hatch, and Coast Guard Capt.
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Carolina, there was no easy escape hatch for white flight, because suburbs were
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Factory work has historically offered women an escape hatch from traditional gender roles.
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Slavery might be better presented without the escape hatch of freer air above.
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Unfortunately, the escape hatch of the employer market means that may not be enough.
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Funniness to me is simultaneously an escape hatch and a way of facing reality.
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Investigators said they had serious concerns about the escape hatch from the sleeping area.
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" He later says there's "no escape hatch for any of the people on board.
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So they used the terror attack as an escape hatch for their heinous smear -- classy.
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Maybe it's low, but the expected value of having an escape hatch is pretty high.
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Just as Bassettia begins chewing an escape hatch into the gall skin, Euderus stops it.
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The administrative requirements were such a nightmare Congress created a mass escape hatch in 2017.
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Watch Buttigieg long enough and you notice that he uses abstraction as an escape hatch.
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He called it "a bad escape hatch" that was going to anger many House members.
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The Sinaloa cartel boss, authorities later discovered, had slipped into an escape hatch behind a mirror.
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"Barr is leaving an escape hatch of executive privilege," former prosecutor Harry Sandick told VICE News.
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What worries the Democrats is that AHPs create an escape hatch for small businesses and individuals.
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Little has happened since, and prosecutorial discretion still gives powerful actors an escape hatch from justice.
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Whatever killed them happened so suddenly that they never made a run for the escape hatch.
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Two scientists have now proposed a way to detect the existence of a cosmic escape hatch.
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It's about the escape hatch that clever girls squeeze through, simply by refusing to forget. ♦
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Top officials like Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, might go looking for an escape hatch.
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With Getaway's tranquil tiny home business, your secret escape hatch is only a text message away.
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Trump has been flirting with the emergency declaration as his escape hatch from the funding fight.
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These results suggest that school choice isn't just an escape hatch out of truly bad schools.
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So when folks proposed a compromise, a form of Twin Peaks escape hatch, I was intrigued.
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If or when the interior overwhelms you, the pool and spa area is your escape hatch.
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Krikorian said the administration seemed to be looking for an "escape hatch" on the controversial DACA program.
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The deal would give House Republicans an escape hatch from their 2014 lawsuit against the Obama administration.
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In the book, Alberta characterized Ryan's retirement as an "escape hatch" to get away from the president.
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Mr. Tcherniakov has a convenient escape hatch: Sometimes his therapist-performers become visibly bored with their script.
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That said, it's an effort Lee and Tillis are pushing for as an escape hatch of sorts.
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A window equals a kind of perspective, but can act as an entranceway, or an escape hatch.
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Even if shareholders vote in favour of the resolution, ExxonMobil, like Shell, would probably have an escape hatch.
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But with the technical escape hatch of standing in Frank, these settlements may live to see another day.
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There's one other possible escape hatch that could save him with the more extreme members of his base.
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Her escape hatch is an engagement to Loras Tyrell (Finn Jones), the heir to Highgarden and impossibly handsome individual.
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It felt like a status symbol on my wrist, an escape hatch for boring conversation, a target for thieves.
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There's not an escape hatch where you can take something out, and a publicly accessible cryptocurrency does provide that.
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In Josh's opinion, nothing is keeping him in New York City — so why not give himself an escape hatch?
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The pair, both vocal critics of digital advertising, had an escape hatch built into their contracts, the Journal said.
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"Right now, it gives them an escape hatch," said John Sifton, the Asia advocacy director for Human Rights Watch.
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The flames were coming up from the salon compartment below, which is where the bunkroom's emergency escape hatch leads.
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But despite Walden's enthusiasm for the Yahoo acquisition, she appeared to leave open an escape hatch for her company.
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But Mr. Obama has always seemed to understand the importance of culture as mirror, window, escape hatch and haven.
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What happened next provides a window into the privileges of presidential life, along with an escape hatch from it.
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The claim that Kavanaugh assaulted a woman while in high school now gives those endangered Democrats an escape hatch.
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But at least this gives cult member Alice (Mädchen Amick) an escape hatch whenever the Farm really hits the fan.
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But companies often include forced arbitration clauses in their user agreements, blocking that escape hatch and rendering the "bargain" moot.
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Some of the victims crawled out of the emergency exit in the back and an escape hatch on the roof.
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The 50 states do have an "escape hatch" in instances like these, where the feds have clearly overstepped their authority.
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The room passengers were sleeping in was equipped with an escape hatch leading to the deck, reported the LA Times.
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" Musk said people often ask if this is "some escape hatch for rich people": "It won't be that at all.
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Y.C.P. offers a narrow escape hatch from New York's punitive gun laws, which are among the harshest in the country.
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For those without a career path, the loss of an American escape hatch left them with even fewer employment options.
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But practically speaking, he added, Treasury would just give itself an escape hatch if gold prices went up too much.
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Ryan says in the book that he viewed his retirement from Congress as an "escape hatch" from working with the president.
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The escape hatch in the lower bunk level on the Vision was small, difficult to see, access and maneuver, she said.
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American businesses are pleading with the Trump administration to create an escape hatch from the latest round of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Congress had its own escape hatch, code-named "Casper," built beneath the Greenbrier, a smart resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
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His ability to provide support requires line of sight and — unless his Ultimate is ready — he doesn't have an easy escape hatch.
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It's more a measure of my own desire for a fiction that both illuminates reality and offers an escape hatch from it.
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By erasing the shadow of Henry's death, the writers provide all three characters with an instant escape hatch from their own emotions.
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The folk iconography, in time, offered her an escape hatch from the rather gray realism dominant in British fiction of the period.
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Hicks used the Yankees as an escape hatch then, just as Jeter is doing now, as the person mopping up Loria's mess.
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A Faraday Future bankruptcy would also give Evergrande an escape hatch on the $1.2 billion that remains on the original $2 billion investment.
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Puerto Ricans' ability to emigrate to the mainland is an escape hatch that mitigates the economic stress and political pressure to fix it.
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In addition, the law's mention of a person acting "without authority of the United States" could be an escape hatch, Vladeck has written.
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Or is the company simply tired of being yelled at for its content moderation failures and is using encryption as an escape hatch?
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Here's the escape hatch: If Weinstein were caught misappropriating funds, he would be granted a "cure period" in which to refund the money.
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The below deck section of the boat had a stairwell and an escape hatch, he explained, both of which were blocked by fire.
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And adding the deus ex machina of the Volkswagen Beetle at the end is a cheap narrative escape hatch under almost any circumstance.
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He came away from that elated whoosh in 2008 not comprehending that many voters viewed him as the escape hatch from Clinton Inc.
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They offer an escape hatch from your pathetic meat sack of a body, reminding you that you're connected to a greater collective whole.
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The new Vive headset integrates a camera, which will help show the "real" world around you on command — sort of a VR escape hatch.
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Now, even as McConnell tries to button-hole his Republican colleagues to make hard political choices, there's an escape hatch offered by the president.
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Many conservatives cheered this change and believed it would create an "escape hatch" from Obamacare for many states, particularly those governed by conservative leaders.
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And that has made me a better citizen and a better neighbor to those who didn't have an escape hatch in the first place.
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Escapism must either specify a danger or prove so irresistible that you could plug in any danger and reach for the same escape hatch.
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At the end of 2017, I wrote that Instagram had served as an escape hatch from the awful reality of living in Trump's America.
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According to Brown, the below deck section of the boat had a stairwell and an escape hatch, both of which were blocked by fire.
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The 75-foot Conception was built in 1981, and featured an escape hatch 24 inches wide and a lack of any illuminated exit signs.
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The escape hatch in the lower bunk level on the Vision-- the similar boat -- was small, difficult to see, access and maneuver, she said.
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Taking in these clusters of photographs is like barreling down an escape hatch into a realm where traditional power structures are flipped on their head.
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That agreement — like nearly all free trade agreements — includes an escape hatch: The United States can withdraw from the pact after giving six months' notice.
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This complexincludes canvas fabric for hammocks and climbing, a sisal-lined scratching pole, a sisal-lined escape hatch, eight mounting planks, and two ladder pieces.
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Suffusing each scene with an insinuating, prickly tension, she remains ruthlessly committed to her screw-tightening tone, offering the viewer no comforting moral escape hatch.
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Popping the top on his escape hatch, he lifted the lid of the bathtub to reveal a set of wooden stairs leading to a tunnel.
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There is an escape hatch: The fifth-place team will have a potentially easy-ish playoff against New Zealand for a final World Cup spot.
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The escape hatch in the lower bunk level on the Vision -- the similar boat -- was small and difficult to see, access and maneuver, she said.
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Jason Heyward, Justin Upton, Johnny Cueto, Wei-Yin Chen, Ian Kennedy, Scott Kazmir and Price have also signed long-term deals with an early escape hatch.
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A bunch of teenagers look at a map while driving to said gloomy, isolated location — as if this were their one escape hatch from their fate.
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Ryan made no mention of an "escape hatch" when he announced his retirement last April, instead saying he wanted to spend more time with his family.
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What I didn't realize until after I had time to fully digest the episode is that Mr. Robot himself is like an escape hatch for Elliot.
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He knew the crazy he was ushering into the United States and probably had the reasons to want to have an escape hatch better than most.
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Brown said at a press conference on Tuesday that the sleeping area's two exits, a stairwell and an escape hatch, were most likely blocked by fire.
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And unlike when Democrats floated censure during the Clinton impeachment, Republicans in the House and Senate are not actively looking for an escape hatch like censure.
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Domestic demand tends to be relatively steady from year to year, so the typical escape hatch for an abundance of corn and soybeans is the export market.
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If a family cottage is being passed to the next generation, allow an escape hatch that permits one member's share to be bought out by their siblings.
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On Baseball We think of the opt-out clause as an escape hatch, a way for a free agent to break one lucrative contract and seek another.
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I wear it as many times as I can each winter — even when other people might consider it too casual — because it's equipped with an escape hatch.
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When Aimee decides to open a nonprofit in an unnamed African country, it's a sign of her obliviousness, but it becomes an escape hatch for the narrator.
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Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown has said the two exits, a stairway to the galley and an escape hatch, may have both been blocked by fire.
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And lawyers have tightened their wording even more since the global financial crisis, when the likes of KKR and Goldman Sachs used them as an escape hatch.
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By the time he began his 2016 campaign for president, Trump had perfected his method of attaching escape-hatch-caveats to inflammatory words about groups of people.
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With its increasingly strident demands in recent weeks, North Korea is playing a delicate game in denying itself an escape hatch from Mr. Kim's year-end deadline.
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There is an escape hatch, at least temporarily: With the Senate returning on Monday and the House on Tuesday, congressional leaders might give themselves some breathing room.
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But while still at the firm, he was at the table as his mentor sought to craft an escape hatch that could avoid a bigger Second Amendment showdown.
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" But Musk denied that trips to Mars could be an exit strategy for the wealthy on Earth, what Axios' Mike Allen called an "escape hatch for rich people.
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Most of Sombra's abilities are preemptive; Translocator is your premeditated escape hatch, but Hack sets the table for dealing damage and Camo is more of an opening gambit.
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The Confederacy was an "escape hatch" for the white planter elite to preserve their way of life, said Gordon Jones, senior military historian at the Atlanta History Center.
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On the one hand are those designers who believe it is fashion's responsibility to reflect reality; on the other, those who think it should provide an escape hatch.
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Alberta wrote the former speaker could not stand the idea of another two years with the president and saw retirement as the "escape hatch," according to The Washington Post.
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It's also why a handful of companies include red button escape hatch for truly aggravated users, wherein swearing at your phone will speed your connection to a real person.
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Enrollment in ObamaCare plans is unlikely to increase next year as the Trump administration provides an escape hatch for people who say they have been priced out of coverage.
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At some point in the past decade, the bedroom replaced the garage as the primary spiritual escape hatch for suburban teen-agers who wanted to express themselves through music.
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Pulling the trigger on an escape hatch for repealing automatic implementation of the IPAB is timely and necessary to relieve Americans of harmful provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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When he crossed the line in the past, there was always a ready escape hatch, a set of rationalizations offered by his slack-jawed, but ultimately accommodating, Republican allies.
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If this fire started in the bunk area, it would've made it harder for them to get out via the stairwell or the tiny escape hatch on the Conception.
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If anything, bitcoin and other crypto assets are merely providing an escape hatch from this legacy system, while simultaneously offering an opportunity for a better and more decentralized future.
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It is an escape hatch for both self-loathing and politics, a kind of way out that allows us to rethink responsibility across inhuman timelines and modes of experience.
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When a gallant, albeit illiterate, young butcher's apprentice offers Anne a romantic escape hatch, it comes as no surprise that her contrarian father has alternative marital plans for her.
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"We have to close this escape hatch and stop voting for CRs and tell leadership they have to make their deals and then we will get it done," King said.
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It would look exactly the same but could have state-of-the-art bullet defeating windshields, bomb defeating floor, an escape hatch and lots of other remarkable unseen maximum protection features.
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Limiting the Holman rule to one year gives leadership and appropriators an escape hatch in the event that the rule is broadly used and results in upsetting the Beltway status quo.
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He told me how to crunch numbers if I want to do my own poll aggregation, and how to find an escape hatch from poll mania when things get too crazy.
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But there needs to be an escape hatch for the players who had settled on a decision months ahead of National Signing Day and just want the din to quiet down.
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Washington (CNN)House Republicans, facing failure on passing their leadership-backed compromise immigration bill, reverted to a tried-and-true escape hatch when it comes to immigration: postpone and keep negotiating.
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If you're lucky, you develop a means of regular and temporary escape from perpetual self-awareness; if you're very lucky, your escape hatch isn't a habit that will eventually kill you.
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For many foreigners and Chinese ground down by living in China's polluted, crowded and clogged megacities, the beaches, rivers and hills of tropical Southeast Asia provided a much-needed escape hatch.
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Still, it's one of the harsh realities of #MeToo that border cities provide an escape hatch for some of the very men the movement sought to enlighten about the treatment of women.
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The crypt-keeper larvae then begin the gruesome process of eating their hosts' internal organs, finally exiting the body—and the hollowed out twig—by chewing an escape hatch through the head.
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Even as her colleagues have frantically tried to find an escape hatch from the showdown with the president over the border wall, Collins has given no signs that she will reverse course.
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Afterward, continue the night next door at Navy Strength, a summery cocktail bar pouring tiki standards and original tropical concoctions, like the Escape Hatch (dark rum, falernum, coconut water and herbs; $13).
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But then Trump gave GOP lawmakers an escape hatch, telling conservative journalists at a White House reception Monday evening that he would be comfortable delaying a fight over the wall until September.
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Christmas. In a small building on East 211th Street, nestled among residential towers and far from most of the area's commercial bustle, is an escape hatch from New York strife called Neary's.
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It's the fantasy of finding an escape hatch from the things the world demands of women — the enforced prettiness and sweetness and sexual availability — and turning the rejection of those tropes into power.
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But the cacophony of questions from Parliament today — and the built-in escape hatch that allowed Zuckerberg to skate away after a brief response — suggest nothing is going to get done anytime soon.
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Under arcane parliamentary rules, normally referred to as "taking the Chiltern Hundreds," the purely symbolic appointment provides a legal escape hatch from the House of Commons by disqualifying lawmakers from holding their seats.
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But when things get particularly bad, never forget that this is the escape hatch that has worked for years -- so long as everyone agrees (or has just gotten too tired of one another).
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He perfected the escape hatch, the underground tunnel and the trap door — all tools he used to evade law enforcement during his years on the run, which ended with an arrest in 2014.
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It took a couple of minutes for the students to untangle themselves and exit the bus, with many of the students climbing out of the escape hatch on the top of the bus.
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"The Moon and Mars are often thought of as some escape hatch for rich people, but it won't be that at all," he said at music and tech conference South by Southwest Sunday.
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Anyway, whenever we have needed to get down to the serious business of life, we have always preferred to retreat to our bed: our war room, cocoon, escape hatch and, at times, dining room.
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Maybe she was just speaking to a sympathetic audience, but Freedman pitched the mission of the FMMA as a potential out from fighting with insurance companies—an escape hatch from the electronic medical record.
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By keeping channels open to the Russians, analysts and officials say, they gain leverage over the United States and Turkey, and an escape hatch to reconcile with the Syrian government if all else fails.
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If she can be brave enough to wade into this world—more frightening than anything on SVU, because it has no moral, no escape hatch—then maybe viewers can be brave enough to join her.
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But flames moved so quickly through the 75-foot vessel that it blocked a narrow stairway and an escape hatch leading to the upper decks, giving those below virtually no chance of escaping, authorities said.
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We in the media certainly note all the new stuff: the "horseface" slur; the "rogue killers" escape hatch for Saudi butchers; the ill-timed, repugnant congratulations to a Montana lawmaker for body-slamming a journalist.
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Smell is the most evocative of the senses, which is why sniffing something like Ombre Nomade, the first unisex scent from Louis Vuitton, is like a mental escape hatch, instantly transporting you to finer locales.
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Former House Speaker Paul Ryan viewed retirement as an "escape hatch" from two more years working under President Trump, according to Tim Alberta's new book "American Carnage," per an early copy obtained by the Washington Post.
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But the 28th-seeded Querrey, relaxed enough between big points to keep flipping his racket in the air and catching it by the grip, was able to slam the escape hatch that Anderson had left ajar.
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It appears that by dodging the specifics in his tough-on-immigration speeches so far, Trump technically has built himself an escape hatch from accusations of flip-flopping on this particular area of the immigration debate.
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A second home is ultimately an escape hatch, the fun alternate existence where there is no daily grind and you can imagine a life of sleepy Sundays with birds, not car alarms, chirping in the morning.
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Based on the wording of his tweets, it sounds like it might be a his own, private Iron Man-meets-Batcave-style escape hatch, a detail that would only add to Musk's profile as an eccentric billionaire.
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The interior is one round room with "basic facilities" as well as "a monitor for gaming classic 80's games like space invaders and defender" and "an escape hatch in case of emergency," according to the listing.
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If, however, she actually wants to pass Medicare for All, leaving that project to her third year in office makes no sense—unless the plan is to create an escape hatch from her promise of single-payer.
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Yet no matter where the show goes next, I'm going to have trouble putting aside these first two seasons, which told a beautiful story, then saw fit to include an escape hatch to keep that story going.
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"This reads as [the government of Honduras]'s escape-hatch not to implement the ACA given its lack of 'institutional conditions' or as the hook to demand more assistance" from the US or nongovernmental organizations, the officials wrote.
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While O'Rourke's call for mandatory buybacks of certain guns has enlivened his presidential candidacy, it's also provided a very clear -- and easy -- escape hatch for a White House and a group of Senate Republicans in search of one.
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The jury is out on whether an urban VTOL system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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Republicans are scrambling to iron out their strategy, hunting for an eleventh-hour escape hatch as they near a showdown with Trump, who has threatened to issue his first veto if the resolution of disapproval reaches his desk. Sen.
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The line about a power dynamic only served to cheapen actual remorse, Hal thought, made the apology into a box trick with a trapdoor, the power caveat an escape hatch out of the basic decencies we owe one another.
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As it turns out, his Phillies contract does not even include an opt-out clause — the escape hatch the agent Scott Boras popularized more than 5883 years ago in Alex Rodriguez's first free-agent deal, with the Texas Rangers.
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Colonizing Mars is usually coded either as a grand ambition for humanity, the next Moon landing, or an escape hatch for a species on the brink, a plan B for a people spoiling their planet with climate change, war, etc.
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" In a recent New Yorker article, a murderer's row of technology heavyweights described how they were buying New Zealand properties as an escape hatch "if there is a civil war or a giant earthquake that cleaves off part of California.
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The series, curated by Anthology's Jed Rapfogel and guest John "Lypsinka" Epperson, explores drag not only as subversion, but as upward mobility, as escape hatch, as a method of prompting cross-gender empathy, and as enactment of the 'in between.
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At the same press conference, Santa Barbara Sheriff-Coroner Bill Brown said that the vessel had a stairwell to get up and down the main entryway, as well as an escape hatch — and both appeared to have been blocked by fire.
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The jury is still out on whether an eVTOL-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric VTOL-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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Now if they can just get the President to agree to that... The tried-and-true escape hatch When in doubt, lawmakers can always just pass a stop-gap bill to get them beyond the holidays, or beyond the first few months of the year.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level traffic congestion.
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The jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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The big picture: It emerged earlier Thursday that Ryan said he viewed his retirement from Congress as an "escape hatch" from working with the president during a series of interviews for Tim Alberta's forthcoming book "American Carnage," which details the Republican Party's reaction to the rise of Trump.
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Elon Musk says the first human colony on Mars won't be an "escape hatch for rich people," but will instead be a place where a small group of people "for whom the excitement of the frontier exceeds the risk and danger" plants the seeds for a democratic, entrepreneurial society.
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It would be a back door to achieve the same end (providing an escape hatch from Obamacare for healthier customers, one that is likely to lead to higher premiums for those left behind in the law's markets) and would be more clearly in line with the administration's agenda.
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After all, the jury is still out on whether an electric vertical takeoff and landing-based air taxi system would make an appreciable contribution to a next-generation transportation system, or whether it would simply be an escape hatch for the super-rich to avoid street-level congestion.
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Another possible escape hatch — a claim that there was a material adverse effect — was not likely to be fruitful because the merger agreement specifically stated that changes to the economy, the energy product industry and even the stock price of the two companies were not grounds to terminate the merger agreement.
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Instead, the ATP gave Kyrgios an escape hatch, ruling that he would be suspended for 28 days and fined $25,000 if he had any other code violations for verbal or physical abuse at an ATP event in the next six months or if he accumulated fines totaling more than $5,000 during that period.
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Still Processing It feels like we are living in the End Times — but rather than relying on popular culture as an escape hatch, a vacation from reality, we seem to be leaning into television shows and movies that imagine the inevitable outcome to our current political and geological climate as a dystopia.
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The mandate is part of a settlement of formal complaints regarding how Google has responded to these situations in the past, Rob Copeland reports at The Wall Street Journal: The National Labor Relations Board's move offers Google an escape hatch from a thorny issue that has roiled the business in recent years.
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The effect could be much the same as the changes to association health plans, another lane the administration is opening up to allow people to buy insurance outside of the ACA: Healthier people would be the consumers most likely to use this escape hatch to find cheaper, if less comprehensive, coverage outside of Obamacare.
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This relentless TV narrative of "caring for children is immensely important" not only makes for a suffocating, locked-shut escape hatch for us moms who would like to turn that part of our brains off for 30 to 60 minutes, it also reinforces the ridiculous expectation that the mundane and tedious aspects of family life are always, ultimately, fulfilling.
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Better yet, honest love spans the spectrum of feeling like blue collar, nine-to-five work that you've gotta clock in for and... when we write about love I feel like every single time we're trying to allude to the fact that maybe the best type of love imaginable is the type without an escape hatch.
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With Western sanctions crippling their economies, Iran, Russia and Venezuela are already exploring state-sponsored cryptocurrencies as an escape hatch: Moreover, both Iran and Venezuela are reportedly coordinating their cryptocurrency planning with Russia, aiming to create a block of countries that could challenge Western-dominated financial markets, or at least create an independent system for international transactions.
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For 30 years, the ball scene had existed as an Alice-through-the-looking-glass emulation of privilege and prestige, a temporary escape hatch for kids who by virtue of being born poor, minority, and gay and/or transgender could not do anything more than masquerade at what they wished to become — rich, powerful, successful, accepted.
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The effect would be much the same as the changes to association health plans: Healthier people would be the consumers most likely to use this escape hatch to find cheaper, if far less comprehensive, coverage outside of Obamacare — though they would still be subject to the law's individual mandate, as short-term insurance is not considered sufficient.
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The effect would be much the same as the changes to association health plans: Healthier people would be the consumers most likely to use this escape hatch to find cheaper, if far less comprehensive, coverage outside of Obamacare — though they would still be subject to the law's individual mandate, as short-term insurance is not considered sufficient coverage.
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So among the set of actions we can take, that are likely to increase the scope and scale of consciousness such that we are better able to understand the nature of the universe, one of those actions is to become a multi-planet species or ensure that life is multi-planetary, not because I think—it's not not from the standpoint of it just being an escape hatch, or because I think that Earth is doomed.
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The author of an upcoming book highlighting how Republicans have dealt with the rise of President Trump says that former Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.), an early critic of Trump's who ultimately fell mostly in line with the president, saw his retirement from Congress as an "escape hatch," according to excerpts obtained by The Washington Post ahead of its release next week.
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So, when the U.S. Supreme Court in 2005 determined that the Sentencing Reform Act's mandatory sentences could be no more than "guidelines," why didn't Congress reinstate the Rule 85033 escape hatch, if you will; a procedural device that empowered judges to rethink the sentence which may have been too harsh when executed – the harshness perhaps motivated, in part, by the public fury over the case at the time (even though appointed-for- life federal judges will state, likely truthfully, that the public's views do not factor into their decision-making).
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