Ive then goes on to eschew the innovative Digital Crown.
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Others will eschew asylum and try crossing into America undetected.
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This is the first Echo to eschew the physical ring.
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Who wouldn't eschew monogamy for a life of true bachelorhood?
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Most Londoners eschew cars and don't have garages at all.
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Let's eschew the false choice between male and female voices.
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Loose groups eschew rules, welcome new ideas, and embrace tolerance.
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Loose groups eschew rules, welcome new ideas and embrace tolerance.
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Mr. Wheeler tends to eschew the limelight, his colleagues said.
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For the moment (especially this moment), eschew Julie Manet's diary.
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President Donald Trump, however, has seemed to eschew this role.
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Even after announcing their retirements, some eschew them for comebacks.
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They can eschew polarization for persuasion and ideology for pragmatism.
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They eschew television in favour of YouTube videos and social media.
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After all, there's no need to eschew the green goodness completely.
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The right response is therefore to experiment, not eschew resource efficiency.
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Some opt only for Snapchat, while others eschew the medium entirely.
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That's the kind of thing that happens when you eschew articulation.
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Others eschew the wonder of Wegmans for Southern grocery chain Publix.
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They eschew many modern technologies, including automobiles and most electronic devices.
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Each of her metamorphoses eschew sterile computer graphics for ramshackle practical effects.
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Those who eschew the cosmetic arts are less likely to notice it.
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Often start-ups will eschew profitability in exchange for scaling and growth.
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Those seasonal vegetables can create a meal for those who eschew turkey.
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Like Koyaanisqatsi, GIFs eschew language in favor of the directness of images.
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These people are predominantly young, and, like many millennials, they eschew labels.
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She decided to work long hours, pull all nighters, and eschew vacations.
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It would truly be a shame to eschew that out of spinelessness.
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If you like ambitious shows that eschew narrative hand-holding, watch this.
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Notably, both ads released so far eschew mention of the candidates' opponents.
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The simple fear of falling makes some older people eschew physical activity.
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The memos eschew exempting categories of people, no matter how sympathetic, from prosecution.
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Please tell me about your new diet where you eschew all brown foods.
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Not only did her style eschew gender norms, but so did her attitude.
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Sycamore has a reputation for taking bets on retail investments others might eschew.
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But here, the actors largely eschew lip-syncing in favor of live performances.
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Many East and South-East Asians, who consume fish sauce regularly, eschew cheese.
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Depressed valuations show that far from tolerating European banks, most investors eschew them.
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I eschew generalizations when it comes to data because data are not monolithic.
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Now business leaders must deal with someone who appears to eschew these values.
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Countless think pieces have marveled over the fact that millennials eschew the technology.
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Better to eschew "gynocentric" conventions in favour of self-sovereignty, the logic goes.
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But not as hard as getting the profession to eschew its natural insularity.
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I eschew this kind of craziness, and I hope Tang never comes back.
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I thought we'd eschew VC and instead bootstrap while still working our jobs.
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As a bonus, the Beacons eschew wires and plug into any wall outlet.
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"It's not a showbiz thing to do to eschew embalming," Ms. Lovejoy said.
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Thomas said older owners of these properties often eschew traditional online marketing.5.
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But he declined to say that Democrats should eschew gerrymandering of their own.
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Yet for a social media company to eschew celebrities and influencers is risky.
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But to compete with China, the U.S. needs to eschew threats and raw pressures.
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It's for those who eschew glitter but want a dewy, radiant Snapchat filter look.
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For me, that means including a couple things that these devices tend to eschew.
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Unpleasant side effects led Turner to eschew traditional treatment in favor of homeopathic remedies.
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Demonstrators eschew violence, but are willing—indeed, eager—to be arrested for civil disobedience.
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It works everytime… except with heritage turkeys, which is another reason to eschew them.
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Was it hard to eschew the Quiverfull mindset after being in it so long?
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The decision to eschew vaccination was criticized by some NGOs and infectious disease experts.
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You can call me a hipster if you want, but I eschew the term.
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Sanders took the high road early in the campaign, vowing to eschew negative tactics.
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That's the sort of biased evidence the FBI should eschew, not embrace, of course.
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The Brooklyn-based designer Katie Stout creates imaginative, unconventional housewares that often eschew utility.
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And it's far better to squat than to eschew the restroom entirely, she said.
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Fire Pro Wrestling World does eschew one thing which the series was known for.
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"Which we certainly should eschew, especially now in the current political environment," she said.
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History should be better contextualized on campus, and we should eschew any hagiographic imagery.
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The accessibility and willingness to eschew the trappings of power were a welcome sight.
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It doesn't completely eschew tariffs on intermediate goods, but it's mostly on final goods.
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Mothers who put their families first eschew that culture, resulting in costs to their careers.
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Hustle's platform allows clients to mobilize and optimize texting campaigns that eschew mass texting templates.
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In London, activists are taking to the streets to eschew hopelessness in favor of repair.
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Laws seeking to curb money-laundering have driven banks to eschew business with certain customers.
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Waving flags of Georgia and the European Union, they pledged to eschew violence and hatred.
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But recent years have seen a flourishing of think-tanks that eschew direct state sponsorship.
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Some follow a vegan diet because they eschew violence; others eat only meat for strength.
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But in those cases, maybe the best move is to eschew the love story altogether.
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Another 47 percent want Congress to eschew impeachment and allow Trump to complete his term.
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They might decide to eschew valuable teaching opportunities or research work in favor of practicing.
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But moderate politicians who eschew violence still mainly blame the authorities for the recent escalation.
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Finally, Trump could stick to his guns on Iraq and eschew future regime-change efforts.
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He must eschew "arms control" agreements that constrain the United States and favor Russian objectives.
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It does not help that many famous architects hardly eschew the mantle of auteur genius.
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All sides eschew their responsibility by claiming those in Rukban have the choice to leave.
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Dom Vetro's glasses evoke the 1960s and eschew overtly trendy styles (mirrored, pill-size lenses).
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His sentences are frequently in the passive voice; his verbs eschew the pursuit of energy.
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In seeking to explain their results, Munger and Phillips eschew the "radicalization by algorithm" hypothesis.
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Today, NASA scientists eschew hand calculations almost entirely, relying on computers for fast, consistent performance.
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He should build on this enlightened model, and eschew further pardons of the Blagojevich variety.
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If you gave them unlimited power, they might even eschew some profits for social good!
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Unlike their quahog relatives (the clam origin of Indian wampum), surf clams eschew muddy bottoms.
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Renata Ford alleges Doug approached her and suggested they eschew lawyers while sorting out Rob's estate.
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John Bogle, the legendary founder of Vanguard, says he thinks Americans should eschew foreign stock altogether.
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These founders (and those of unlisted firms, too) usually eschew outsiders; their children are often uninterested.
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In a slightly different way, that same attitude is behind the choice to eschew ambient mode.
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Other firms explicitly state that family members must live modestly and eschew trappings like flashy cars.
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My favorite one is bathroom humor, which I usually eschew — but JOHN WIKI is completely unexpected.
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Tech brands that eschew bombarding customers with ads, such as Apple and Netflix, are wildly popular.
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It's the same with anorexic diets, which entail acts of self denial that most people eschew.
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"The liberal left have got to learn to mobilize emotion, to actually eschew rationality," O'Shaughnessy asserted.
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What can those of us who eschew the illusion of knowledge and seek the truth do?
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I don't see how the Democrats can eschew a new era's left-leaning energy and win.
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Let's eschew identity politics in general in favor of old-fashioned concepts of citizenship and universalism.
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These platforms largely eschew the term "climate change" and also steer clear of climate-related terms.
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While I knew this before visiting China, it is difficult to eschew an ingrained cultural practice.
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Unlike many of his contemporaries, Whitaker didn't eschew sentimentality; in fact, he often hid behind it.
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Founders who eschew venture capital often wind up leaning on their life savings or credit cards.
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Hickenlooper himself has sought to avoid many partisan fights and to eschew negative advertising in campaigns.
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Pompeo's current openness could be an anomaly, which he may choose to eschew down the line.
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Asking minorities to eschew identity politics is tantamount to asking them to ignore their own oppression.
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The Thai arm of Britain's biggest retailer Tesco Plc offers rewards to customers who eschew plastic bags.
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" On Monday, the DOJ announced "lawsuits against three 'sanctuary' jurisdictions that eschew cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Wealthy investors still remain cognizant of interest rate risk, and they continue to eschew long-term debt.
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U.S. beer consumption has been declining as consumers drink more spirits and wine or eschew alcohol altogether.
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Do we really want a generation of young men learning to eschew masculinity and become like girls?
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Crucially, these technologies eschew transistors entirely, and so, unlike RAM, they maintain their state when powered down.
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Some, like Adele, eschew streaming, relying instead on older fans who are still happy to buy CDs.
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Unlike some company founders, who eschew high pay, he has enjoyed hefty remuneration that comes from shareholders.
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According to industry conventions, Christian bands were expected to eschew profanity and any drug stronger than caffeine.
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His daughter, Ms. Koch, wrote in a memoir that he had been admonished to eschew self-promotion.
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Sycamore has a reputation amongst private equity peers for taking bets on retail investments others might eschew.
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Premium water is among the beverage industry's fastest-growing categories as consumers eschew sweeteners and artificial ingredients.
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The literary people eschew patriotism, and the sages of our age tell us nationalism is a sin.
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Trump has been explicit about her desire to eschew, at least for the moment, the Washington spotlight.
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They also tend to eschew the hefty baubles their parents preferred for a much more spare style.
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Eschew salsa for a sticky-tart jam that is an ideal accompaniment to sandwiches or a cheese plate.
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Which means that Trump's policies — which purposely eschew international cooperation and engagement — come at the most inopportune time.
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As it chases growth, the firm is also doing things it used to eschew as being insufficiently glamorous.
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It would be good to see Jędrzejczyk eschew the jab, at least the one we know her for.
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Big multinationals such as Apple are under increasing pressure to eschew complex manoeuvres that reduce their tax bills.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has signaled the House may ultimately eschew an impeachment battle as divisive and politically counterproductive.
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The way to resolve the paradox is to eschew ideological litmus tests and insist on rhetorical ones instead.
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Then there's the folly of trying to time markets, a practice that smart investors like Warren Buffett eschew.
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Still, his exposition of quantum theory is vivid, and all the more impressive for managing to eschew mathematics.
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As for what's ahead, Hilton says she'll gladly eschew the glamour of the nightlife circuit and settle down.
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Many Jews choose to eschew pork, for what they've learned are well-established, religiously and historically important reasons.
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A simple bribe to the right person in Kiev allows a builder to eschew all codes and norms.
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In the 1950s he became a contract player at Universal Studios, which persuaded him to eschew his surname.
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" Buffett said last year that his investment philosophy is to stick with "big, 'easy' decisions and eschew activity.
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Others point to his style of play, which includes scrambling out of the pocket, something many coaches eschew.
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Merkley told Recode that the technology may be useful in investigations and that we can't eschew it entirely.
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Companies like these eschew the traditional route of angel and venture-capital investing after running businesses for years.
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Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report, is also bullish on gold prices as investors eschew bonds.
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Should voters eschew their favorite candidate and vote for one with the best chance to defeat the nationalist?
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This, in turn, gives permission to cultural and political leaders to eschew material policy changes for representational gestures.
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Donald Trump's explicit campaign promise to eschew cuts to Medicaid is thrown overboard in favor of drastic reductions.
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Their storylines eschew dialogue and employ fairytale archetypes to subvert the player's expectations and ultimately posit deeper questions.
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Interestingly, the authors mostly eschew stationary batteries, which they dismiss as too expensive (though they include electric vehicle batteries).
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Both ANC and Omnium Cultural eschew violence and their then leaders were among the nine jailed on Oct 14.
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And there are some who eschew that and do not want that to be part of their daily lives.
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Because pay declines when profits go down during recessions, Lincoln Electric can eschew layoffs as its wage costs decrease.
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Gao urged the United States to eschew unilateral action, while warning China was fully prepared to defend its interests.
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CR also took issue with Tesla's decision to eschew traditional buttons and gauges in favor of a giant touchscreen.
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Millennials especially, seem to be flocking to the stars to soothe themselves even as they increasingly eschew organized religion.
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In March the Sulemani Hairdressers' Association ordered all its followers, who it claims number 100,000, to eschew cheeky designs.
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The majority of its stores are also located in malls, even as as shoppers eschew them for online shopping.
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Although many within this movement eschew national politics, conversations about Paul's decision to get out of the race abounded.
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Major companies, which had used Helvetica for years in branding and other materials, had begun to eschew the typeface.
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The major rationale Wall Street has used for years to eschew the metal is that it pays no interest.
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Restaurants have long been unusual employers, not just because they eschew cubicles for hot lines, but because of tipping.
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Many who eschew vaccines say that measles, mumps and other vaccine-preventable diseases were once expected parts of childhood.
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But it attracts people who want suburban calm and certainty over city buzz; who eschew the risky and unknown.
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As if the social and environmental hazards of Aramco's existence weren't reason enough to eschew the stock, there's governance.
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Jacksonian conservatives vigilantly work against Republicans who, enamored with Washington's trappings, eschew the people's will and grow government further.
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Then tomorrow night you could follow those who eschew meat on Mondays and make braised tofu in caramel sauce.
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They eschew the opportunism of others, who seek to turn the crisis into an excuse to dismantle environmental laws.
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The tendency among fans and executives, increasingly, is to eschew the humdrum local in favor of the glamorous import.
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So why is it that so many sports video games eschew traditional narratives in favor of rote career modes?
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Many want to eschew the corporate world entirely and start their own business to take charge of their destiny.
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Even for the hardbound realist willing to eschew moral considerations, the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians is a strategic liability.
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Like Reich, they eschew the hedgehog grind of the forty-hour week; they seek a freer way to work.
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So-called fee-only investment advisers typically bill by the hour and eschew commissions and other third-party payments.
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Instead, she wants her brand, and whiskeys generally, to eschew race-based marketing in favor of a broader approach.
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Her embrace of those things confounded me, a proper feminist raised to eschew princess paraphernalia and question the patriarchy.
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Gavin Newsom (D) issued an executive order directing residents to eschew non-essential gatherings of more than 250 people.
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So there's both a security and privacy logic to wanting to eschew data centralization — even if it's robustly encrypted.
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Ancient philosophers urged benefactors to eschew corrupted gratia and instead give freely from a desire for the common good.
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Should they explicitly pursue racial justice or tack right on immigration, eschew "identity politics," and run as economic populists?
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It will eschew consumer-focused businesses, the person said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private.
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For all the futurism of their products, the people behind the virtual avatars seem to deliberately eschew digital norms.
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But it's fundamentally different from the vision of getting Democrats to eschew big donors in favor of small ones.
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If you want wireless, it feels like you have to eschew customization to find the perfect headphones for your ears.
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But, they tell me, most of the time they eschew the public square of social media for more intimate options.
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With this much chocolate, nuts, and booze, you'll eschew fruit pies even when you're in peak peach or cherry season.
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Similarly, as more people eschew checking bags and more people carry them on, overhead bins tend to fill up quickly.
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None of this necessarily means that non-physicists will eschew journals and rush to publish their work in open repositories.
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Just because we have "made it" doesn't mean that we should eschew the means and methods that brought us here.
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The technology is Apple's attempt to embrace a new form of input while continuing to eschew touchscreen on its computers.
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There is no reason for the police to eschew the best available technology just because it can be used invasively.
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For the first time in forever, I had to eschew the earplugs in order to get the full Peex experience.
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He was known to eschew alcohol and marijuana, and no one who went on tour with him could indulge either.
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All three cities have seen population growth and remain top destinations for millennials, many of whom eschew driving a car.
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These devices eschew premium features and extras in favor of distilling Huawei's strengths down into an affordable, mid-range package.
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Kushner, meanwhile, continues to eschew the spotlight in his role as Trump's senior adviser, as he did during the campaign.
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I urge the president to eschew the worst options in the Commerce report and to address overcapacity in China now.
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The group offers up hip-shaking rhythms and melodies balanced by judicious use of synths that eschew New Wave cheese.
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We tapped hairstylist Nate Rosenkranz and makeup artist Allie Smith to show us the right way to eschew the norm.
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Avoid platitudes, and unless you're intimately familiar with the person's faith, eschew religious language (like "she's in a better place").
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I quickly abandoned my plan to eschew any relationships in law school and made it official barely two months later.
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This is the first Perry movie I've seen to eschew strident moralizing, and it is all the better for that.
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Brady is a big believer in working out with resistance bands, rather than conventional weights (though he doesn't eschew weights).
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And yet access to the cottagecore universe is only through the very technology most of its adherents would rather eschew.
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For the I.D.W. to succeed, they argue, it needs to eschew those interested in violating taboo for its own sake.
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But Trump's instincts — anti-science, anti-expert, isolationist and xenophobic — risk that he will eschew that advice at critical points.
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Whether you turn to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Tik Tok, or eschew social media entirely, this need drives our behavior.
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Even the racist skinhead group Hammerskins, who generally eschew public gatherings in favor of white power music concerts, showed up.
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All Daunt stores eschew detailed signage for genres like "self-help" and "history" in favor of closely themed tables of books.
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Some of his videos eschew politics in favor of using Siri or the Windows error message as raw materials for songs.
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To eschew any controversy that I was profiting off of other people's pain, I raised the donation to RAINN to 100%.
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Like other forms of carbs, however, it has also been demonized as calorific and lacking nutrition and many diets eschew pasta.
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Last year's Martin Lucid Dream is packed with socio-political raps that eschew preachiness in favor of the personal and heartfelt.
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Plenty of women eschew the razor for practical reasons (shaving is a time suck, it irritates skin, it's expensive over time).
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In particular, Khan has been mocked for taking a helicopter into Islamabad most days, after declaring he would eschew luxury perks.
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For those who eschew traditional gender norms when it comes to their wardrobe, finding clothing that fits properly can be challenging.
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To be effective, probation and parole officers will need to eschew their culturally-based intuition about which offenders they can trust.
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It's a no brainer that you're going to eschew your friends on Instagram for the chance to impress a potential date.
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OUTSOURCING MANAGEMENT Others want to collect money in memory of a loved one, but they eschew the management of the funds.
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Watching Ms. Kelly make minced meat of men and insist on her right to eschew likability, I — a liberal — admired her.
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Those woes have cause one group of investors, who should, notionally, be supportive of the company, to largely eschew its shares.
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Industry advocates argue they're taking on risk a lot of other investors would eschew, and it's only fair they be rewarded.
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A Snap share sale is also expected to eschew the complexities of previous technology initial public offerings like Google's in 2004.
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Whether harming their children or raising monsters of their own, these women eschew maternal expectation so thoroughly as to harm humanity.
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Ask people why they eschew what's known as active commuting, as many surveys have, and the primary reason cited is time.
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He argues that Armenia eschew "war footing," suggesting that the "extremely poor" country spends more on defense than oil-rich Azerbaijan.
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One way to address this diversity would be to eschew the use of size in lieu of a multi-factor test.
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The Japanese firm is known for cartoon-like games that eschew the realistic violence and gore found in Western rival titles.
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The Japanese firm is known for cartoon-like games that eschew the realistic violence and gore found in Western rival titles.
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Some athletes have begun to eschew fluids during hot weather workouts, in hopes that the privation might somehow make them stronger.
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His science fiction—notably the movies Ex Machina and Annihilation, and now Devs—tends to eschew "engage-the-neutrino-drive!" technobabble.
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Still others will eschew the holiday entirely, and cook projects that are unrelated to popular romance but are nevertheless imbued with love.
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While his bro broods as Jughead, it looks like Dylan's choosing to eschew big-name projects for smaller projects with emerging names.
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But the Brewers eschew convention by having more good big-league players, more good prospects, and more time than the usual seller.
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Bourbon is currently enjoying an incredible surge in popularity as millennials eschew boring old vodka for something with a little more character.
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To make that happen, Amazon warehouse workers reportedly have to eschew health and safety standards and basic human needs (like bathroom breaks).
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In late June he decided he would be the first president since the 8003s to eschew a traditional Bastille Day press conference.
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There's even research that shows electronic book consumption inhibits reading comprehension and recall, if you want a scientific reason to eschew them.
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Many of the women running for office eschew head scarves: Ms Omar in Minnesota and Ms Abboud in Arizona are the exceptions.
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As mobile cameras continue to improve, look to see more and more professional photographers eschew their bulky gear for devices like iPhone.
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Some, including Texas-based Belmont Village Senior Living, eschew them, arguing that it can be demeaning for seniors to play with dolls.
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But DMC decided to eschew the red carpet and fly to Montreal to record a song with metal ensemble Slaves on Dope.
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Characters on Law and Order are proud workaholics who eschew personal relationships in the name of deli coffee and the greater god.
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He also blasted ESPN as "cowardly" for instructing staff to eschew political conversations unless politics has intersected with sports in some way.
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Modomoto was founded in 2011 and has tended to eschew big venture capital investment, although it has taken some from Connect Ventures.
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Broadcast distributors are dealing with falling television audiences as younger viewers increasingly eschew bulky cable subscriptions in favor of content offered online.
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Rather than face the party's sometimes brutal interrogators, who eschew such niceties as lawyers, some have preferred to take their own lives.
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Less technically inclined promoters would eschew MP4 downloads, thinking they enabled piracy without understanding that DVD ripping easily accomplished the same goal.
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But the government has also been more aggressive in putting a stop to deals that eschew local taxes or represent potential monopolies.
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Some tracks eschew subtlety in favor of recognizability, with samples like Darth Vader's breath in TroyBoi's "Force" sitting clearly atop the production.
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Their greatest provocation to the establishment has been to eschew the industry's built-in obsolescence, to challenge the very fabric of time.
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Just because you're an adult doesn't mean that you have to eschew fun Disney decorations for traditional round ornaments or evergreen wreaths.
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Mulvaney said the decision to eschew such information, often abbreviated PII, stemmed from an Inspector General's report expressing concern for information security.
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"Trump has been criticized for his response to the El Paso mass shooting, seeming to eschew the role of "consoler-in-chief.
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"Those who eschew beer in their batter in favor of baking soda are missing the point of the Bahamas," he told me.
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I'm not saying every Marvel villain should be weird for weirdness's sake and eschew the dazzle of Marvel magic every time out.
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Hughes distinguishes herself with uncanny, fragmented views that eschew the easy reception that otherwise might have been enjoyed by such dreamy visions.
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They eschew the kind of politeness heads of state are supposed to use when talking about immigrants, instead attacking them as people.
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And in the months before his final appearance in court, he had seemed to eschew contact with his family and his lawyers.
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Several political parties in places like Tunisia and Jordan consider themselves Muslim Brotherhood or have ties to it, but eschew violent extremism.
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Small and independently minded brands are also climbing in popularity as younger consumers appear to eschew conformity in favor of standing out.
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Eric Bauman, the chairman of the California Democratic Party, reacted on Thursday by calling for people to eschew the cult burger chain.
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"Just as Colin tends to eschew the spotlight, Baker operated under the principle that 'Strong people don't need strong leaders,'" Petrella wrote.
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Some experts warn that groups like La Meute, however much they eschew violence, create an enabling environment in which hate can grow.
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He worried that making sign-ups harder for such people, who already tend to eschew insurance, might discourage them from ever enrolling.
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He is known to eschew cultural norms and local ordinances by doing it anyway, but usually only in the dark of night.
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Due to his current financial situation, it makes more sense economically for Kol to eschew payments and aim for loan forgiveness instead.
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PC gaming enthusiasts typically eschew pre-built systems like this in favor of buying their components separately and building their machines themselves.
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The plan, a source told CNN, will eschew the two-state solution in favor of setting out steps toward Palestinian self-determination.
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I love this butternut squash and fondue pie with pickled red chiles as a main course for those who eschew the meats.
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As a global power, the United States is sometimes tempted to eschew diplomacy as it ultimately aims to defeat its perceived adversaries.
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Deutch wondered whether there had been a "conscious decision" by the panel's Republicans to eschew tactics that appeared intentionally disruptive or dilatory.
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The president's willingness to eschew the traditional pardon process, which typically involves thorough reviews at the Justice Department, has alarmed clemency advocates.
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Members live communally on farms and eschew a lot of the luxuries of the modern world, like TVs and radio and newspapers.
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Especially because, for us, The Weeknd (whose real name is Abél Tesfaye) always seemed like the type of guy to eschew makeup altogether.
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For example, government departments across the country still eschew email for a paper-based letter system, he said, and Mandalay is no exception.
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The company figures they can get young media types to eschew PR and marketing and hop on the Tronc train to cash town.
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Other times, conference organizers are so committed to "the look" they're going for that they're willing to eschew practicality for dress wearers altogether.
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A number of businesses in the Big Apple already eschew plastic drinking straws, but a proposed bill hopes to make them disappear entirely.
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Having already made a conscious effort to eschew plastic straws, plastic bags, and takeaway cups, it was time to tackle my period, too.
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Major technology firms, despite prevailing maxims in Silicon Valley that have tended to eschew government interaction, are no different than Avis and Enterprise.
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They eschew European designer labels manufactured for consumerism in favor of local designers, many of whom have caught the spirit of the moment.
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Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg is one of the latest Democratic candidates to eschew socialism, declaring Tuesday on MSNBC that he is a capitalist.
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And it turned outright problematic last season when the show seemed to eschew true character or narrative developments in lieu of tawdry manipulation.
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To a one, they are warriors in the classic sense: quiet professionals who eschew politics and who prefer to focus on mission. Gen.
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But in the scope of recent history, it's unprecedented for a sitting president and his predecessor to eschew even the faintest of ties.
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Nations that eschew nuclear weapons have no requirement for long-range missiles, but reports indicate Iran may have just tested a new one.
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This isn't the first time a cable company has decided to eschew the traditional cable box approach in favor of a streaming device.
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In our cases, we have watched our perpetrators eschew accountability for harming us and go on to gain admission to prestigious graduate programs.
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They eschew diversity, fear "the other," act aggressively toward others, and, once they have identified friend from foe, hold tight to their decision.
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As more phone manufacturers eschew headphone jacks on even mid-range handsets, there's bound to be a rush on low-price wireless earbuds.
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For months, speculation has been the iPhone 27 will be the first iPhone to eschew the 28-something-year-old 20183mm audio jack.
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McConnell's wants to eschew paralyzing political fights because Republicans have to defend Senate seats in states President Obama won in 2008 and 2012.
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As Americans eschew soda, they are looking for replacements that claim to deliver nutritional value, said Michael Bellas, chairman of Beverage Marketing Corporation.
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"Strong people don't need a strong leader," she declared, warning activists to eschew messiahs and saviors and build local leaders by the thousands.
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But they also deserve credit for their apparent ability to eschew workplace quarrels and tolerate personal denigration for the sake of public service.
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Even as we're starting to see phones that eschew buttons entirely, some kind of hardware to turn on a device is still needed.
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Punk icon Vivienne Westwood announced last month that she would eschew a runway show and showcase her collection via an audio-visual presentation.
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But she has a special fondness for the big button-pushers that other collectors of her caliber might be more inclined to eschew.
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She was the first elite American girl to eschew college for the European pro leagues when she joined Paris St.-Germain in 2100.
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Both apps eschew the typical trappings of a big social network, saying their service is meant more for "close friends," not the whole world.
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The company will eschew a public sale with retail investors, but it plans to hit exchanges — you guess which ones… — in the coming months.
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Labor advocates embrace basic income as a means of increasing bargaining power, enabling workers to eschew poverty-level wages while holding out for better.
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For some reason it's seen as the peak of cool-girl beauty to eschew foundation, but in reality, other bases are much the same.
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In deference to the Communist Party's qualms, filmmakers eschew happy endings for teenage lovers or homosexuals, let alone anything critical of the party itself.
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It's getting easier to eschew one-size-fits-all approaches to beauty, and patents for "smart" personalized products and processes are just the beginning.
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A second, as security guru Bruce Schneier points out, is to eschew electronic voting machines altogether and stick with good old-fashioned paper ballots.
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The Supreme Court should eschew Mr Trump's demand to "devote its immediate attention to ensuring that every possible refugee is excluded", the challengers argued.
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Teaming up with Amazon and eventually Google instead of directly competing with their voice assistants shows a measure of humility most tech giants eschew.
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Department stores including Macy's, Sears, and JCPenney have been struggling as many consumers eschew apparel shopping for experiences like traveling and going to restaurants.
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Despite the fact that Trump Jr. was supposed to eschew politics, he's been active on Twitter defending his father and excoriating his political enemies.
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Of course, you could broaden your knowledge of geography, temporarily eschew viral vids and have a few face-to-face conversations with your peers.
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This means that abusive redistricting not only disenfranchises the political minority but also encourages elected officials to eschew compromise in favor of extreme polarization.
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And then there's the stock market, where Cramer saw only three stocks that truly eschew the boundaries of traditional valuation: Netflix, Amazon and Tesla.
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Some of the questions eschew individual cases and instead ask for his views on broader legal principles, like due process and state sovereign immunity.
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The deal was a major political coup for Moscow, sparking tensions between Turkey and its NATO allies, who eschew the use of Russian equipment.
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Eschew a needless government shutdown by legislating the funds necessary based upon the president's spending framework for these Cabinet-level departments and federal agencies.
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But ZBoard, a Los-Angeles based startup, focuses on boards that eschew a controller and can be operated by sensors in the board itself.
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In general, adherents contend that race does not exist, and so they eschew being referred to as black or categorizing anyone else by race.
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Discreetly eavesdropping on counseling sessions as clients divulge often heartbreaking personal details, the filmmakers eschew narration in favor of a more fragmented, naturalistic approach.
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But with the emergence of several direct-to-consumer kitchenware companies, buyers can now eschew choice for curated, pared-down sets — just the essentials.
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But if Opendoor is going to be successful, it's going to have to give buyers big reasons to eschew the traditional home-buying approach.
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It will eschew values like democracy, human rights and freedom of expression, which the United States has long sought to promote around the world.
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Another thing that you need to do, which he does, but which other people do not do, is eschew an attitude of moral superiority.
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It leaves the states free to follow their discredited Blaine amendments — but only if they eschew the use of federal dollars in such programs.
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Three more by professional food writers eschew the standard formula of "tried and true with a twist" in favor of riskier, more experimental territory.
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Seeking to eschew the path the colonizers were trying to force them down, the original Occupiers hoped to highlight the longstanding culture of mistreatment.
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Both reject social hierarchies as undemocratic and eschew the political parties as hopelessly corrupt, according to interviews with a dozen anarchists around the country.
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Labor advocates embrace basic income as a means of increasing bargaining power, enabling workers to eschew poverty-level wages while holding out for better.
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The Sanders campaign expressed confidence that its decision to eschew high-dollar private fundraisers would help boost its candidate's appeal among working-class voters.
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From the classic (if crowded) nine-panel grid, to artists who completely eschew panels altogether, there's more than one way to plot a comic.
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The accelerator will also eschew a set timeline, instead rely on rolling admissions – something they think will help them reach a wider range of companies.
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He wished to have his ashes scattered with those of his mother and late partner, Jacques de Bascher, and also preferred to eschew a ceremony.
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Netflix, Amazon and Hulu have trained a generation of consumers on subscription models that eschew advertising altogether — but podcasts still hold out promise, says Lopez.
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Period has a mercenary quality, and a "secure the bag" myopia that mainstream leaders in the #MeToo movement (and countless other women) would certainly eschew.
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They represent a critical part of Apple's mobile strategy going forward, as the company begins to eschew the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack for wireless audio.
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In fact, the creation of companies like Brandless — which eschew traditional advertising and branding in favor of a "brandless" approach — is a testament to that.
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Discounting Mr Katzenberg's dim view of blockbusters can evidently be risky, but big bets seem safer if film-makers eschew his yen for novelty, too.
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Its charismatic preachers packed London's 27,000-seat Wembley Arena, urging followers to boycott Western democracies and eschew secular lifestyles as a manifestation of kufr (unbelief).
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The billionaire had loaned the operation money -- and would subsequently forgive those debts -- so he came close, but his pledge to eschew donors ultimately failed.
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So Lusk and Shapiro both say price-conscious consumers should eschew organic labels in favor of ones that are more directly focused on animal welfare.
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It was also Kushner who played a key role in persuading Trump to eschew longtime loyalists and select Mike Pence as his VP nominee instead.
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"The unfounded and absurd decision once again demonstrates the IOC's inability to eschew external influences on its decision-making," the federation said in a statement.
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Point being, if eating badly with finesse means I can still eschew murky green juices and overpay for my favorite latte, then sign me up.
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Indeed, on Wednesdays in this space, we often eschew recipes and implore you to cook without them, using instinct alone, improvisationally, off a narrative prompt.
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Encourage the brood to live like locals and eschew the comfort of chicken parm in favor of a sandwich laden with crawfish, catfish or oysters.
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It's also not the first character-creation tool to eschew hard-coded gender — The Sims, for one, opened up its character options earlier this year.
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Based on these stats, even those who fall into the 1% aren't necessarily wealthy enough to eschew budgeting and ignore the pitfalls of modern consumerism.
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However -- and here's the catch -- that's true only if they are physically strong and career-oriented and eschew most of the traditional trappings of femininity.
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So I only work with performers of color when the company agrees to eschew the label—which means almost never outside of my own stuff.
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The Mexican president said Friday that while his administration could try to employ "legal mechanisms" to forestall tariffs, he would eschew that tactic — for now.
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Quick communication on a smartphone almost requires writers to eschew rules of grammar and punctuation, exactly the opposite of what is wanted on the page.
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But to escalate regional tensions, deepen sectarian rifts, undermine the nuclear agreement, pursue regime change and eschew all diplomatic engagement would be a hazardous affair.
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That's because local producers often eschew low-quality composites in favor of regional hardwoods, which are often a "certified sustainable resource in America," Haviarova said.
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But it worries about opening the way to legal challenges to the parliament's legitimacy should Britain eschew the vote but remain inside the EU longer.
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All of these matters have generated a lot of chatter and media coverage in recent months, because progressive politicians apparently are supposed to eschew … money.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has repeatedly said she would eschew Super PAC funds — instead casting herself as a progressive whose campaign is bolstered by grassroots support.
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GIPHY Arts worked with TRANSFER Gallery and Rhizome to commission 30 artists and animators' sculptures and installations, most of which eschew the file format entirely.
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But notably, Adele and other major stars like Taylor Swift are defining a new category of artists – those who are large enough to eschew streaming services.
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These kind of swap contracts are currently offered by cryptocurrency startup LedgerX, which might appeal more to cryptocurrency investors looking to eschew institutional banking's entrenched players.
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It made me proud to intentionally eschew sports, so I was personally offended when my friend informed me that I had to watch Friday Night Lights.
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A few years ago, we could start calling this the "rumored iVR project" — but Apple has started to eschew the "i" moniker for its product names.
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Much like Prince William, Jack decided to eschew the tradition of men wearing wedding bands and did not receive a ring from Eugenie during the ceremony.
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Still, there is some overlap between individuals who eschew conventional treatments in favor of homeopathic remedies and individuals who forgo vaccinations in favor of homeopathic substitutes.
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It was also Kushner who played a key role in persuading Trump to eschew longtime Trump loyalists and select Mike Pence as his VP nominee instead.
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Additionally, health care costs are out-pacing income growth because businesses have had to eschew raises and promotions to afford more and more health care costs.
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Neutrinos eschew the strong and electromagnetic forces, maintaining only the most tenuous of ties to the rest of the universe through the weak force and gravity.
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To spur this along, speakers at next month's TEDGlobal will eschew finger-wagging and instead hold up Africa's power to spark ideas and creatively problem-solve.
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I'll courageously eschew the hypothetical, here: the calm, rational genius I'm describing is none other than myself, and I am ready to make my statement forthwith.
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And director Tim Miller and screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick eschew the idea that there must be anything grander to a superhero story than that.
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She courted celebrity even as she claimed to eschew it; she played hard to get so that people would keep coming around trying to find her.
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Denny Nealon, head of U.S. partnerships at Barclays, said their plan is to eschew direct mailings in favor of courting Uber's 65 million monthly active riders.
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All of the 2020 contenders who attended the forum Monday vowed to campaign in the Deep South and in other red states that Democrats traditionally eschew.
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They eschew replacement drugs like methadone and Suboxone that reduce sickness and cravings so they can shoot up and experience that momentary rush and ephemeral bliss.
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A third woman told me that her colon therapy experience had caused her to eschew meat, dairy, and gluten immediately after the backlog was professionally cleared.
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An anti-Valentine's vibe reigns over a muted instrumental by Mambo Kingz and DJ Luian, who eschew their typically glossy banger mode for minimal piano chords.
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Occasional references to sand, pools, and speedboats establish the setting as California-decadent, but the lyrics, too, eschew past specificity for more generalized romantic-existential plaints.
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It's easy and a cliché to turn such dynamics into sexual tension, which is why Ruth and Sam felt refreshing for what they seemed to eschew.
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They thrive on all our little contests and arguments about who has power over whom and eschew responsibility for any of the chaos created by them.
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Members eschew cycling gear in favor of celebrating their own styles, which can range from vintage fur coats and rainbow platforms to sweatpants and Timberland boots.
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What's different here is that for the first time, her character can eschew the cerebral calculations and mental gymnastics of trying to subvert her systemic aggressor.
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One example are Waldorf schools, which at the preschool level eschew academics in favor of play and do not begin formal reading instruction until first grade.
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We never see Erwin at work, which allows the movie to eschew an "alienated labor" analysis and concentrate on the more currently fashionable "declining masculinity" theme.
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Noche Flamenca, the beloved flamenco troupe, can eschew spectacle and concepts for a simple presentation, because it can rely on its dependably thrilling star, Soledad Barrio.
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The administration's decision to eschew such predetermined abandonment will ensure that counterproductive elements within Afghanistan will be forced to operate in climate of fear and uncertainty.
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Mr. Trump needs to stick with the broad coalition on Venezuela, eschew any suggestion of military action there and any reference to regime change in Cuba.
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When it comes to her personal artwork, though, she is able to eschew didacticism, favoring a zanier exploration of the cultures and histories that inform current events.
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Or should they eschew policy details altogether and instead run on values that place the party in sharp contrast to the man currently occupying the White House?
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He calls today's young men and women the satori sedai, or enlightened generation, meaning that Buddha-like, they eschew big aspirations and seek happiness in simple things.
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You live with roommates and pay reasonable rent, eschew cable for streaming services, and you don't drive a fancy car or belong to a high-end gym.
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The growing influence of passive funds makes active investors less willing to eschew a eurobond issue that qualifies for the indices, however unsound, for fear of underperforming.
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And despite the promise that the Trump Organization would eschew foreign deals while Trump was in office, Trump Jr. flew to Dubai to meet with business partners.
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But during Tuesday night's news conference, Trump made the case that he was indeed presidential -- even as he continued to slam his rivals and eschew political correctness.
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This is obviously harder to bring out in a made-for-the-masses motion picture with A-list stars and a budget that certainly doesn't eschew technology.
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Perhaps it makes sense for a man whose outlook is based on a kind of mysticism to eschew political categories and to be leery of social movements.
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Perhaps if a large, dynamic, and innovative state like California forces companies to eschew cheap labor, they will respond by innovating and reducing their need for workers.
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Eschew verification, and you miss out on tools designed to improve your online experience, or, in the case of Airbnb, get shut out of the experience entirely.
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By the time Twitchell died, numerous states already banned Toughman and set their laws in a way that did not allow the crafty promotion to eschew regulations.
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In a later financing round, he refused to accept Alibaba's condition for portfolio companies to eschew Tencent investments, a strategy of the giant to hobble its archrival.
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There's also a new iPad Pro with a LIDAR sensor and trackpad support, in case you'd rather eschew laptops entirely and just turn your iPad into one.
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Earlier this year, one of the endless array of reductive takes about millennials made the rounds online, this one regarding my generation's tendency to eschew home ownership.
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The anime-focused Crunchyroll does not entirely eschew dubbed material, but its viewers, of which there are more than 20 million, appear to prefer subtitles to dubbing.
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Lyon is home to more than 4,000 restaurants, most of which eschew trends in favor of hearty, traditional fare the way grand-Maman used to do it.
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First, it has melted — its essential stars and innovators all but eschew traditional structure in favor of songs that reduce hip-hop to something primal and instinctual.
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On the premiere of "The Shop" in 2018, James didn't eschew a comparison to one of his idols, the boxer Muhammad Ali, a famed social justice crusader.
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It's essentially a no-recipe recipe and thus perfect for our midweek purposes, when in this space we eschew strict instruction and cook with narrative and instinct.
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Yet the fault line around meat has shaped a murderous course of events in India particularly around beef, which upper-caste Hindus, who consider cows holy, eschew.
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This caveat holds even if Democrats flip the Senate, as the marginal vote will be a moderate who will eschew the tax hikes and disruptions outlined above.
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It can be done—but that requires a little more distance and discipline, and also a willingness to eschew fun, than Dershowitz perhaps is willing to show.
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As a result, the companies told the Journal that some customers have chosen to take their business to foreign suppliers that use cheaper materials that eschew tariffs.
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It has become a black hole for many small businesses who eschew paid search, and it has completely changed the advertising ecosystem not necessarily for the better.
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But apparently some athletes, especially in team sports, have begun to eschew fluids during hot weather workouts, in hopes that the privation might somehow make them stronger.
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Her performance basically sought to eschew its performative frame all together, evoking something exterior to art, an alternative activity based on an idea of usership and coefficiency.
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He and Trumbull eschew the ubiquitous application of CGI, opting instead for an experimental process that involves mixing large amounts of colored liquids in massive water tanks.
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As a gesture toward the company's many critics, the new Chief Executive, Joe Papa, promised to eschew the sort of price hikes that were taken in the past.
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Yet that hardly seems to matter: its claim to eschew all of the old system surfaces, again and again, as the voters' rationale for giving it their vote.
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Trump, always one to eschew tradition, left the role vacant for nearly two years amid this critical moment for humans and the planet, before appointing meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier.
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But for some members of our generation, raised to eschew sincerity at every turn and converse solely through the prism of memes, none of these gifts are acceptable.
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As a judge on the Tenth Circuit court in 2009, Mr Gorsuch noted that lower courts had "jettison[ed]" Lemon and the Supreme Court "seemed to eschew it".
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In America, Nielsen found in 2017 that 3% of the population called themselves vegans and 303% vegetarians (people who eschew meat, but eat eggs and/or dairy products).
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Media companies such as Disney partner with Snapchat in an effort to reach the type of younger viewers the social media company targets, which increasingly eschew traditional television.
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In a culture that rewarded career longevity, pensions, and a retirement at the dacha the idea that you would eschew a cubicle at Citibank is akin to blasphemy.
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Do you think there's a correlation between that and the way that you eschew traditional beauty standards, going to awards shows and performances without makeup or fancy clothes?
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Meanwhile, some states eschew estate taxes and/or inheritance taxes, and still others have low property taxes, no sales tax or other lures, like senior-specific tax breaks.
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While the TVs themselves may eschew a traditional smart TV interface, Variety reports that Google and Vizio may be planning to add smart features somewhere else: the remote.
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Mr Xi's "Eight Points" campaign launched in 2012 required party officials to eschew such things as lavish welcoming ceremonies and traffic-snarling cavalcades when they tour the country.
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They eschew accountability for the impact of their inventions on society and have not developed any of the principles or practices that can deal with the complex issues.
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It seems the 20-year-old has chosen to eschew London, Milan, and Paris's shows in favor of spending some down time in the city that never sleeps.
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The drug's apparent strength and durability could one day make it possible for those with HIV or at risk to eschew their daily pills for more infrequent doses.
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He also announced his campaign was donating $20,000 to the Iowa Democratic Party in a symbolic show of solidarity even as he continues to eschew traditional party politicking.
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But Airbnb's new feature means people can now eschew Yelp, Facebook, Google and other sites that have all longed to control the connection between consumers and local businesses.
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For those who eschew learning on the weekends, the garden's staff has you covered: Bean-bag toss sets, lawn darts and other games will be at the ready.
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Thanks to Paul-Louis, Hannah decides to eschew the negativity of city life, to stop defining herself by what she hates, and to stay in Montauk and write.
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Eyefluence CEO Jim Marggraff said his team wanted to eschew the main visual navigation methods being pushed by others, which largely focus on eye movements teamed with winking.
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Unlike a lot of theater and art surrounding HIV, Affection aims to eschew the traditional grand narrative of "you catch HIV, you get AIDS, you die," explains Ben.
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You insist you all eschew the local pub a one-minute walk from work and instead suggest a place where the barman remembered your order that one time.
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Instead of showing up trashed and throwing haymakers between dry heaves, modern Russian hooligans deliberately train in boxing, wrestling, Muay Thai, and mixed martial arts, and eschew intoxication.
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In general, Airbnb is forecasting that people will be traveling more to eco-conscious destinations and will eschew traditionally popular tourist cities for "hidden gems" around the world.
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It's just that U.S. customers tend to eschew the mid-market, instead opting to either pay for a premium phone or make do with a sub-$200 model.
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I normally eschew almost every fitness tracker, running app, fitness data analytics platform and fitness-geared social media website that's come up in my 11 years of running.
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Only a fanatic would think that every doubt ought to be raised, of course, just as only a fanatic would eschew the small fact-stretching kindnesses of courtesy.
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For instance, the former vice president declined Todd's invitation to say Trump has "blood on his hands" but also refused to say he would eschew criticizing the president.
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If a quarter-century ago fitness mavericks climbed onto steps and nibbled fat-free Snackwell cookies, now they are flattening their bodies like the pastry shells they eschew.
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The device is said to eschew the more convertible form factors of the original and the Pixel Slate, instead going for something more like a straightforward laptop design.
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For it to then hire the department's former staffers, whose eschew-reforms-and-screw-the-bondholder approach is antithetical to the perspective of the Republican Congress, beggars disbelief.
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Some New Age spiritualists similarly eschew all processed foods and animal products, often along with GMOs, non-organic produce, and whichever ingredient is the villain of the month.
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Bourla and his predecessor Ian Read have been saying for more than a year that the company would eschew transformative deals because of the strength of its pipeline.
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If you live a multi-platform life the best option is perhaps to eschew Microsoft and Apple services completely and get Google to do all the cloud stuff instead.
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While many transgender people eschew their name given at birth that they change upon transition, Hallquist has made David her middle name and comfortably speaks about her previous identity.
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These are the types of considerations—hosting televised competitions, Olympic participation, and commercial viability—that parkour enthusiasts generally eschew, which goes back to something Minogue said during our interview.
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What most of these would-be Tesla competitors have in common is a determination not to eschew the principles of auto manufacturing in favor of a completely new approach.
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Engaging with a long line of sculptors who eschew ordinary mediums, Unarrom first started working in 2003, winning gold prize for a piece in a competition at Bangkok's Silpakorn.
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Battery's partners also more or less eschew social media, opting to rely instead on intensive research and aggressive behind-the-scenes networking to land the firm in interesting deals.
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Much like Micro Machines, it appears that Zag's Rocket League toys eschew the die-cast metal bodies that characterize Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars in favor of cheaper plastic.
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Tesla has faced political and legal battles in several states over its decision to eschew the traditional dealership model in favor of a direct model that sells to customers.
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Students and protesters need to eschew violence and disruption to focus instead on the many viable arguments for why low-value speakers like Coulter don't deserve a campus platform.
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Though her paintings may look whimsical, they contain the forgotten histories and lucid social criticism that drove her to eschew her upbringing and pursue art in the first place.
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The question is whether you're getting any of the same benefits if you eschew the power nap to veg out in front of the latest show you're hooked on.
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While admitting the Lelos to the Six Nations might have a short-term cost, it may be in the long-term interest of the game to eschew such protectionism.
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Two weeks ago, at the Arc de Triomphe at the head of the Champs-Élysées, Macron urged the leaders of scores of nations to eschew nationalism and embrace globalism.
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Although committed to further reducing the number of nuclear weapons in the United States arsenal, President Obama chose during his second term to eschew unilateral nuclear reductions and limitations.
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I like it with a little chorizo (or chouriço!) stirred in with the peppers, Iberian-style, but this may be overkill, certainly if you're serving those who eschew swine.
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As one of the administration's most ardent free trade supporters, Kudlow has been pushing for an agreement that can eschew heavy tariffs that the financial markets have been fearing.
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While these are difficult to achieve in their own right, some games, like the Guilty Gear series, eschew the uncertainties and attain longevity by just being really, really good.
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Trump appeared to eschew the widespread agreement and put Myron Ebell, a leading denier of man-made climate change, in charge of the transition for the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Barack Obama in 2008 was the first to eschew public financing for his campaign, and all the major-party candidates followed suit in 2012 and 2016, campaign filings show.
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But Judis, like Goodhart, too easily caricatures Anywheres as unmoored citizens of the world (both writers eschew the phrase "rootless cosmopolitans," with its unhappy history, but that's the idea).
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The Finnish brand Acon has decided to eschew competitions and take a more artistic approach, says Marko Manninen, vice president and head of sales and marketing for Acon Global.
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We would choose between two candidates with different world views and incompatible perspectives, yet also both eschew advocacy of democracy as the best and most important form of government.
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Craig Fugate, a FEMA administrator under President Barack Obama, said the Trump administration should be preparing to make the designation if the situation worsens, and eschew any optics concerns.
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Moncler continued to eschew a catwalk show format in favor of its Genius project, in which a group of designers reinterpret the outerwear brand into their own sub-collections.
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But Booker's decision to eschew the Vermont primary entirely may signal that his campaign doesn't have the resources to compete in all of the same states as his rivals.
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Some have grown to become dependent on the digital world for leisure and entertainment, others have chosen to eschew online distractions, opting instead for activities in the physical world.
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Built to be both extremely durable and highly technical, the collections are also intended to eschew the typical boring aesthetic of almost every other base layer on the market.
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Even though wizards eschew modern technology, a good Hufflepuff would still have this sleek kit of useful tech bits and bobs to make sure no muggle gets left behind.
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These are certainly not the views of a country that would eschew global leadership but rather a country where the vision of "peace through strength" is alive and well.
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Schumer, however, would prefer to eschew the messaging and only consider comprehensive proposals like the bipartisan McCain-Coons or Graham-Durbin plans, or the Trump proposal introduced by Sen.
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There's a stronger conspiracy version of this theory, which suggests that elites might have used the channels by which they usually coordinate on a nominee to deliberately eschew coordination.
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Now, that&aposs an interesting way to take on a controversial issue, because all these candidates tend to eschew anything having to do with how they would rule on something.
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Much like his new cousin Prince William, Jack has decided to eschew the tradition of men wearing wedding bands and did not receive a ring from Eugenie during the ceremony.
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The growth in donation-based programs—most notably Patreon—points to a future in which the internet might be able to eschew the trappings of big money and big profits.
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For example, China's internet economy generates vastly more data than any other, particularly in the area of payments—many Chinese merchants eschew coins and currency in favour of digital money.
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He has long been admired in Japan since instituting a "Look East Policy" in 1982, calling for Malaysia to eschew western development models and seek a path closer to home.
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Though these works might eschew what we're used to calling "realism," their use of more fantastical tropes is done, in part, to illuminate Black activist movements both historical and contemporary.
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Rex/Shutterstock The open-stomach, forest green Rosie Assoulin dress was an easy choice for Wilde, who likes to eschew typical maternity wear when it comes to red carpet events.
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These additives, obviously, don't conform to a strict vegan diet, wherein many people eschew not only food made from animal products but also items like clothes, cosmetics, and home goods.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, who announced in December that she would explore a White House bid, has called on Democratic primary candidates to eschew self-funding in favor of grassroots donations.
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So in threatening to eschew all manner of presidential engagement, save the pomp and circumstance for which he lives, he has simply shed all pretense and shown his true self.
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F&W explains that some of krasinthusith's pieces eschew the tradition of flowers and dragons for more abstract work, with swirls, spirals, and spires rising from within gourds and melons.
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I told myself that for three days, I'd only eat healthy foods and cannabis edibles, drink lots of water, and eschew all other prescription medicines and over-the-counter drugs.
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And there's one, in particular, that I tend to eschew: By some astrologers' estimations (including those of our friends, the Astrotwins), my boyfriend of four years, Denis, is a Cancer.
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Spotify can eschew a traditional IPO because it does not require fresh capital and is a popular consumer brand about which the investors do not need educating through a roadshow.
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Well, there's now a more attainable version of the same, with Shure announcing the $1,999 KSE1200, which eschew the digital signal processor (DSP) and ship only with an accompanying amplifier.
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These crafty types would often eschew fabrics altogether and wrap their locks around rats of their own hair; you could collect it from your hairbrushes and form it into rolls.
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You mention in the prelude that any book about Ra should "eschew too tidy a linearity," and I think you did a marvelous job of that without being too heady.
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The Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles is for those who eschew traditional, sometimes generic hotel chains, choosing a stay that&aposs experiential and photogenic over the chance to earn loyalty points.
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Some organizers have called on protesters to eschew their usual black T-shirts for the march, and to dress instead in an outfit they describe as "smart casual + black mask."
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Liberal media often feigns a tolerance for conservative thinkers -- hiring one is often their proof of ideological diversity -- only to eschew them for merely writing or talking like actual conservatives.
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Despite everyone's fervent wishes that the Puerto Rican government eschew crass politics and offer its citizens a realistic reform plan, the sad reality is that this isn't going to happen.
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While accepted in outlier artists like James Castle, or (more aptly for the 1930s) like Henri Rousseau, it is a quality that mainstream art has tended to eschew, until recently.
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But the relationship between China and America seems important enough that, in dealing with it, America's president has decided (for now) to eschew his usual penchant for shock, awe and improvisation.
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PACs have been super-charged by tech platforms in recent years, because they eschew normal party affiliations and simply fund politicians that pledge their allegiance to the aims of the group.
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"The play was trying to do something surprising and new: to show people behaving in naturalistic ways, to eschew histrionics and telegraphed emotions for something more nuanced," Mayer's director's statement reads.
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Such was Weinstein's impact on Hollywood that to eschew his products would mean erasing a large chunk of Oscar-winners, box office phenomena, and cult classics of the last 20 years.
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From Lawrence, Warren went north to New Hampshire, where she held a town hall meeting in the town of Dover and repeated her call for Democrats to eschew corporate political money.
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IPOs also are benefiting from pent-up demand off a slow year during which companies preferred to eschew going public due to a hefty amount of private equity cash floating around.
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The artier types within the Academy will likely eschew its staid, traditional biopic nature, while those who like that sort of thing could easily gravitate toward some of the other nominees.
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I reminded myself that his generation—in all their attempts to eschew "conditioning" and the status quo—was equally conditioned to seek truth, even in the face of manipulation and cultism.
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Part of the difficulty for CNN Digital has been the tough market for digital ads coupled with the hyper-charged political environment, which has pushed some brands to eschew news content.
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But before we eschew our old favorites and replace them with the fresh new launches, we wanted to put the most popular, most inclusive, and buzziest new foundations to the test.
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Monzo is one of a range of so-called neobanks that have launched in Britain in recent years, joining a worldwide trend for digital-only banks that eschew traditional branch networks.
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But what makes the firm's approach special is that it plans to eschew deuterium and tritium in favour of normal hydrogen (the nucleus of which is a lone proton) and boron.
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Her trilogy is made up of virtuosic, morally discursive works that eschew narrative in favour of what, initially, appears to be a stream of introspection from a Greek chorus of characters.
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Spotify can eschew a traditional IPO because it does not require fresh capital and is a popular consumer brand about which the investors do not need educating through a road show.
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Markle has already proved herself to be a royal unlike any other, at least clothing-wise, with her decisions to sometimes eschew cardigans and wear a messy bun at her wedding.
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"The downside is they may get tapped to participate in projects which, on economic or PR considerations alone they might normally eschew, but which may be uncomfortable or unwise to refuse."
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It was one of the first popular food snacks to eschew artificial flavors and preservatives, a trend that larger food companies are now embracing as they seek to woo back customers.
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In 2016, the year of Bury Your Gays, it's refreshing to see series creators—most often queer women themselves—eschew this trope by refusing to kill off their queer female leads.
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Where director James Mangold (and his co-screenwriters Scott Frank and Michael Green) could insert big action beats, they mostly eschew them in favor of people just talking to each other.
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And while the Listen's reliance on a headphone jack seems completely normal today, it's very possible that it'll soon limit them, as new smartphones begin to eschew the standard 3.5mm input.
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Unlike Paltrow's last book, "It's All Good," which asked us to eschew all sorts of allergens and dietary evils (including tomatoes and yogurt), this one is grounded back on planet Earth.
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He liked lime green, Veronese green, military green, sea green, and grass green — which does call up nature — and he did not feel compelled to underscore two-dimensionality or eschew ambiguity.
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Red Robin Gourmet Burgers: This American casual dining restaurant has, like many of its peers, struggled as diners eschew the time and cost it takes to sit down for a meal.
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And even if we eschew the military toolbox, what excuse do we have for not trying harder to give Syrian refugee children an education in neighboring countries like Jordan and Lebanon?
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The music — sensuous, busy, often soft — has the subdued buzzing of bees, but in one central passage opens out into a strain of romantic melody that this composer would soon eschew.
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It's a visceral kind of fear, one that Outlast and Five Nights at Freddy's eschew in favor of jump scares, a horror almost entirely unique to the earliest attempts at 3D.
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Yet with an average of one person reported to authorities every day for the crime of abortion in Mexico, many people eschew pharmacies and opt for street markets or websites instead.
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Wang said she would eschew traditional Chinese New Year celebrations before preparing for her fourth round clash against Tunisia's Ons Jabeur, another giantkilling rival on a surprising run at Melbourne Park.
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Given how influential this group is becoming, I can't be alone in hoping the I.D.W. finds a way to eschew the cranks, grifters and bigots and sticks to the truth-seeking.
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RAPID DEVELOPMENT Many modern Western militaries eschew elaborate, large-scale military parades as costly extravagances and argue such events have almost no value for war beyond a possible boost to morale.
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However, many of the prevailing cultural and political trends eschew any talk of raising the price of pharmaceutical products, and there are active policy proposals to limit the number of pharmaceuticals.
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Since the start of 2017, more than 2753 U.S. retailers, including Sears Holdings Corp and Toys 'R' Us, have filed for bankruptcy as more customers shop online and eschew large malls.
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While I generally eschew government regulation in favor of industry self-regulation, there are five key reasons why the federal government needs to regulate the cryptocurrency market sooner rather than later.
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Eschew powders for a glitter-specked cream eyeshadow to deliver a greater — and more precise — impact (our pick: This cream-based product from Pixi that's made with plant-derived castor oil).
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While access to workplace savings is prevalent among large employers, smaller companies often eschew retirement plans as a benefit due to the cost, complication and time involved in setting one up.
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At age 10, the Toronto-born designer and founder of Brother Vellies gave up fish and eggs; when she left for college, she started to eschew meat and dairy as well.
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"So it's a challenge for me to make something out of this piece," Mr. Asagaroff said, adding that his production would eschew realism for a fantastical set full of oversize instruments.
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For one thing, at the national level, Republican politicians embrace the politics of colorblindness more often — that is, they tend to eschew policies that are explicitly designed to reduce racial disparities.
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While most REITs tend to eschew property type diversification, AAT has aggregated a portfolio of retail, office, multifamily and mixed-use assets in markets that have historically demonstrated strong property-level fundamentals.
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But he is equally adamant that most French citizens of Muslim heritage eschew both these ideologies, and he implies the state should intervene to assert the interests of this relatively silent majority.
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Continental Europe's two giants, AXA and Allianz, both say that they eschew big deals, but have spare cash, half an eye on Asia and 20-year records of empire-building through acquisitions.
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So a number opted to eschew legal procedures and attempt an illegal entry from Tijuana as dusk fell on Monday at a spot about 1,500 feet (450 meters) from the Pacific Ocean.
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And the bikes will be built by Social Bicycle, a Brooklyn manufacturer, which claims that its bikes eschew expensive docks and kiosks by incorporating communications and locking mechanisms within the bike itself.
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While most REITs tend to eschew property type diversification, AAT has aggregated a portfolio of retail, office, multifamily and mixed use assets in markets that have historically demonstrated strong property-level fundamentals.
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The bill also eases some mandatory minimum sentences, gives judges more leeway to eschew certain sentencing guidelines and eliminates "stacking" provisions that leave offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed with firearms.
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For starters, it allows millions of low-income people living from paycheck to paycheck to eschew costly payday loans or other short-term credit facilities and just get their money same-day.
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But slowly over time, clothing brands have started to catch on to those of us who exist beyond the gender binary or simply want to eschew traditionally masculine or feminine clothing options.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Newly inaugurated leader Emmerson Mnangagwa laid out his vision for Zimbabwe on Friday, paying tribute to Robert Mugabe as a "mentor" but vowing to eschew the former president's policies.
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Seeing Donald J. Trump as an existential threat to American values, many Democrats said in interviews that they were ready to eschew the dreamy Sanders revolution for the heavy artillery of Mrs.
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Clinton has major weaknesses in terms of weak economic growth and voter fatigue with Democratic Party leadership (manifesting in 2016 largely in millennial disaffection with Clinton, even as young voters eschew Trump).
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But instead of humans making case-by-case decisions, as would be the case with a traditional media operation, Google is relying on algorithms to automate and therefore eschew specific judgment calls.
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In pop music especially, plenty of the most famous performers essentially eschew the press: Taylor Swift hasn't given a substantive interview and access to a print publication for at least two years.
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Lessard laments that American students, intent on business careers, are not more interested in these things, that they eschew social activism today, a fogyish plaint that seems the exact opposite of true.
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The region's allure is due in no small part to the efforts of initiatives such as the South Hero Land Trust and the Isle La Motte Preservation Trust to eschew commercial development.
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Yet the administration's man on Ukraine, Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandRepublicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Conservative group hits White House with billboard ads: 'What is Trump hiding?
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Like all molten-salt reactors, they eschew solid rods of uranium-235 in favor of a liquid fuel made of thorium and a small amount of uranium dissolved in a molten salt.
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Lyft and Uber's relatively lower fixed investment reflects their asset-light business model — common in the sharing economy – rather than a conscious decision to eschew fixed investment in favor of other priorities.
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This would suggest "good" judges stay in their lane and eschew (mostly conservative) politics because all they are doing is restating the obvious and leaving it to Congress to actually make policy.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga warned on Monday that the Group of 20 rich nations' agreement to eschew competitive currency devaluations was no bar to Japan intervening to stop "one-sided" moves.
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Food, beverage and consumer-goods companies have been seeking merger partners to obtain greater scale and efficiencies as consumers, particularly younger shoppers, eschew the boxed and jarred foods of their parents' generation.
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Occasionally, people will eschew humor entirely in favor of dramatizing personal anecdotes: a deathbed confession of a curmudgeonly uncle or maybe a particularly poignant moment from a grade school production of Cats.
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He credits Trump as the torchbearer for a new era of Republican, eager to embrace the support of the religious right, eschew the establishment and break the mold of a traditional candidate.
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The big picture: As more disruptive companies eschew IPOs, a smaller and smaller subset of wealthy investors are yielding more of the gains from U.S. industry and innovation, leaving scraps for everyone else.
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Those features alone put it in the right league — too many apps only work on the phone but eschew the desktop, leaving Gmail and Office 365 users with a confusing mess of folders.
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It did however usher in a new rhythmical "herky jerky funk" as Byrne describes it, and was a serious declaration of intent, to eschew their white punk roots and embrace black funk wholesale.
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Though I generally eschew "what if" questions and playacting history, I pose this question to instill in my students modesty in judgment, to give them some sense of the terrible conundrums Jews faced.
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It will join California and Arizona as one of the few states in the US that allow digital license plates, allowing drivers to register their cars electronically and eschew old-school metal plates.
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While politicians of all stripes have been "playing to the crowds" for centuries, Trump's willingness to manicure his message undercuts his promise to eschew "political correctness" and speak his mind, come what may.
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Some feminists reject the claim that trans women (people registered male at birth who have made the transition to a female identity) are indeed women, rather than men who eschew stereotypically male behaviour.
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The singer, with the aid of her unparalleled stylist Mel Ottenberg, tends to eschew all the major trends in favor of more experimental looks truly only she can pull off with such aplomb.
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Almost all the new residents were Hasidim, members of a branch of Orthodox Judaism with adherents who follow a strict interpretation of Jewish law, speak Yiddish, and eschew engagement with the secular world.
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Italic is the latest startup to bet on brandless merchandise, banking on the assumption that consumers will want quality over brand names, and are willing to eschew labels if the price is right.
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I rejoice that citizens like them eschew glitzier, more remunerative employment to serve the country, and I long for the day when someone of their ilk again sits behind the Oval Office desk.
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The couple chose to eschew the traditional string quartet for sweet sounds of Skrillex, and updated the classic (read: super boring) organ bridal processional with guitar strummed by Rolling Stones member Ronnie Wood.
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Takeshi Niinami, the boss of Suntory, a drinks giant, and a prominent adviser to the government, thinks that firms should eschew thresholds and simply disclose the compensation of all their best-paid people.
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While her choice to eschew private fundraisers was initially seen as a huge liability, not courting wealthy donors has enabled Warren to spend more time on the campaign trail, where she has thrived.
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Elena (Cosmina Stratan), a young Romanian woman, takes a job working for Louise (Ellen Dorrit Petersen) and Kasper (Peter Christoffersen), a Danish couple who live in the woods and eschew luxuries like electricity.
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They drive old cars, eschew restaurants and bars, turn down social outings, make food from scratch, shop at thrift stores (if at all) and institute "no-spend weeks" (just what they sound like).
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I definitely showed some symptoms of the former during the long, cold Parisian winter of that year, when I would eschew sightseeing or group activities in favor of locking myself in my room.
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The Trump administration has also lobbied America&aposs international allies to eschew Huawei, while Ren Zhengfei said after the blacklisting that he would ignore any attempts by Trump to negotiate a trade deal.
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And yet: A new bunch of Romulan warriors who totally eschew Romulan traits seemed a bit off to me, given the amount of interactions "Trek" heroes have had with Romulans over the years.
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The company has taken more of a hit in terms of its product mix in stores, as shoppers eschew items like apparel and toys in favor of essentials like food and household staples.
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Belying the idea that New Yorkers themselves eschew the Times Square festivities, Eskie Garcia, a 123-year-old city worker living in Brooklyn, said she has come every year for about a decade.
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The company's founder, Bom Kim, who holds a bachelor's and an MBA from Harvard, has worked to apply American management models to Coupang, attempting to eschew the insular culture typical of Korea's technology companies.
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Now, needless to say, there is a certain "nothing ventured, nothing gained" quality to American politics, and it would be a bit absurd to expect presidential candidates to eschew all forms of risk-taking.
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Jeff Sessions, emerged from his confirmation hearings largely unscathed, facing tough questions about his past and saying that as attorney general, he would eschew the more partisan posture he has taken as a policymaker.
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The whole thing sounds a little far-fetched until you think about just how much current news and policy is disseminated solely on the platform by a White House happy to eschew communication norms.
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In a case from 2009, Mr Gorsuch noted that lower courts had "jettison[ed]" Lemon while the Supreme Court itself "seemed to eschew it" in its rulings on the constitutionality of Ten Commandments displays.
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But China promptly persuaded the Philippines, which had brought the case, implicitly to disavow its legal victory, eschew its once-close ties with America and sign a deal accepting vast quantities of Chinese investment.
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She is bemused by the modern tendency to eschew solemn funerals in favor of rapturous commemorations of the deceased person's life, events that are often so exuberant that they might be confused with weddings.
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Policymakers boasted that the steady profits from oligopoly (Australia's "big four" accounted for 70% of banking assets) meant local banks could eschew the sort of risky lending that crippled those in America and Europe.
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In numerous interviews, the longtime creative director of Chanel and Fendi, who died at the age of 85 on Tuesday, said he wished to have his body cremated and to eschew a funeral service.
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Yellow Eyes itself is an entirely apolitical entity; the lyrics eschew hackneyed battle tropes or Satanic shlock in favor of focusing on strange, abstract, almost poetic themes, heavily inspired by nature, solitude, and decay.
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No matter if you were a camper or staff, going to camp provided a remote oasis to eschew the responsibilities of city life for literally greener pastures—open water, hiking trails, and ropes courses.
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"College-educated voters in places with a preponderance of double-degree households are likely to conform to their neighborhood dinner party consensus and eschew Trumpism, even if they otherwise lean Republican," the authors write.
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For now, a few square miles in downtown Pittsburgh represent Uber's dreams of a mobile future, in which people eschew car ownership in favor of hailing a safer, driverless ride directly from their smartphone.
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" Yet, President Ronald Reagan, whose straightforward policies had helped start the peaceful Soviet unraveling in the first place, managed to eschew "braggadocio" when he talked about a "great wave of democracy sweeping the world.
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Though he thinks it's become easier to be vegan—from the array of plant milks in supermarkets to taking vegan cruises—he tells me making the choice to eschew all animal products is tough.
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And all of this has been free for users – Remind has raised about $60M in funding which has allowed it to eschew profits and focus on just signing up as many schools as possible.
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But then again, Musk has always preferred to eschew the present and the realities of the down-and-dirty politics of average people in favour of a fantastical future mostly of his own imagining.
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That is why pay-TV companies including Dish Network and AT&T Inc's DirecTV are moving toward providing live streams of TV channels as a way to keep consumers who eschew traditional TV bundles.
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Fear of retaliation had once made business lobbies eschew more forceful U.S. trade policies toward China, but such groups have increasingly urged the Trump administration to take targeted action to address market access imbalances.
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Quarterbacks often wear something called a flak jacket, which is a reinforced padding that hangs from the bottom of the shoulder pads to protect the rib cage, but wide receivers eschew anything so restrictive.
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In normal times, the state budget is seen by lawmakers as a way to eschew the traditional, intensive process that bills must go through to become law by forcing key issues into the budget.
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They eschew the laid-back fidelity of both official offshoots like Dead & Company (which includes three of the so-called "core four" surviving band members) and other tribute acts like the Dark Star Orchestra.
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He was acquitted by the Senate in his impeachment trial, and he even got his way on persuading the Senate to eschew any witnesses, defying Democratic requests and the overwhelming preference of public opinion.
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And would viewers who want to eschew traditional cable subscriptions eventually find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer number of streaming services they would need to cobble together to watch what they wanted to watch?
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From faux-beef burgers to infused energy bars, plant-based proteins are a growing trend in the U.S. -- and not just among people who eschew eating animal proteins, such as beef, poultry and pork.
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And would viewers who want to eschew traditional cable subscriptions eventually find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer number of streaming services they would need to cobble together to watch what they wanted to watch?
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Overall, Trump's decision to eschew this portion of the impeachment inquiry is likely to help speed it towards the Republican-controlled Senate portion of the process, where Trump is likely to find friendlier confines.
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To start, the small-government ideology tends to eschew federal infrastructure spending, instead leaving it up to the free market to find a solution, said Timothy Karr, senior director of strategy at Free Press.
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He lives simply — or as simply as a pope can — choosing to eschew some of the grander trappings of the papacy and living in the modest Vatican guesthouse rather than the luxurious papal apartments.
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She gave herself the freedom, when transmuting the earth tones of the desert into music, to use more melody and to use gentler sounds that she might otherwise eschew for fear of their chintziness.
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It's curious and savvy, then, that Spider-Man: Homecoming writer-director Jon Watts and co-writers Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley, Christopher Ford, Chris McKenna, and Erik Sommers eschew all of those basic details.
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The Amish eschew many modern conveniences, including electricity, instead relying on such things as horse power as part of a strategy to maintain the focus on their families rather than connection to the outside world.
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We must resist the temptation to hold ourselves to a false standard as this only breeds the very mediocrity president Akufo-Addo promised to exorcise from government and encourages us to eschew as a nation.
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Though they might eschew a tree because the needles are "too messy" and then trim a faux fir with perfectly color-matched ornaments, aesthetes are into the holidays, too — they're just very particular about visuals.
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Better yet, why doesn't the royal family eschew tradition and celebrate Christmas the way it was intended: by waking up at the crack of dawn, immediately running downstairs, and tearing open gifts in a flurry.
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For the most part, Mark and Kelly eschew flashy marketing; unlike the ostentatious Kush Gods vehicles, you won't find a weed-themed car parked around Pink Fox HQ. In fact, donors never visit the kitchen.
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As Maia is a southpaw the angles won't be quite the same, and given Maia's love of the single leg takedown and desire to fight on the ground, Masvidal may well eschew low kicks altogether.
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And its decision to eschew political ads altogether will allow the company to avoid the relentless headlines and high-profile headaches that will confront Facebook as new controversial political ads emerge, industry watchers have noted.
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After I didn't see any improvement, I decided to eschew therapy and antidepressants for now, though I would give anything and everything a try again if I felt like I was a risk to myself.
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This trio of two guitarists and a bassist from Berne (known as Wroth, Zorgh and Zhaaral) eschew song titles and interviews, but despite their mystery they have had a major influence on atmospheric black metal.
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But Mr. Chen plans to eschew the traditional staging: The production will use two large video screens with close-ups of actors' faces as its main design element, and it will have a pit orchestra.
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The show skewered parental panic about sex in season five ("Proper Condom Use") and drugs in season six ("My Future Self 'n' Me"), urging parents to eschew scare tactics in favor of calm, realistic conversation.
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Letter To the Editor: In " 'Millennial' Means Nothing" (Op-Ed, March 7), John Quiggin suggests that the Pew Research Center would do better to eschew generational analysis altogether rather than tighten our definition of millennials.
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America's most successful start-ups have remained off-limits to most investors for years: • Venture capital cash allowed America's current wave of unicorns to eschew the public markets — and the spotlight that comes with them.
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Kuo suggests Apple's rumored 23-inch iPhone is rumored to eschew the iPhone's pressure-sensitive 23D Touch feature as a cost-cutting measure as it incorporates a different, more expensive touch sensor into the LCD screen.
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The perils surrounding political commentary has prompted journalists to flee Mexico or eschew grappling with investigations that could endanger their lives, which has compelled brave citizens to megaphone malfeasance via social media at their own risk.
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STREAMLINED PFIZER Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla and his predecessor Ian Read have been saying for more than a year that the company would eschew large, transformative deals because of confidence in the strength of its pipeline.
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The record cut had spurred hopes that companies would eschew the buyback formula that has helped generate the longest bull market run in Wall Street history and instead lead to more investment in equipment and personnel.
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The 21 panels circling the museum gallery resemble a storyboard of private and public moments gathered from the artist's observations and research, although they eschew tidy narratives about the way things are or how people live.
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MSCI's index of Latin American currencies gained, as the dollar neared a two-week low on bets that the Fed will eschew any more rate hikes for the time being, with U.S. and global growth slowing.
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To be totally honest, we can't really see the Rei Kawakubo connection with this number, but, hey, plenty of folks eschew the annual gala's theme each year (you'll find still-very-stylish evidence of that, here).
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Kamala Harris (D-CA), Cory Booker (D-NJ), and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) have all sought to distance themselves from their perceived corporate ties and have said they will eschew corporate PAC money in their campaigns.
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When families eschew the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps, the result is hungry kids and malnourished pregnant women, both of which could lead to lead to long-term developmental problems, experts say.
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In fact, it was his decision while president to forge a governing alliance with the PMDB and eschew political reform that helped give them the power they amassed that would ultimately lead to Ms. Rousseff's suspension.
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Where are ambitious, hard-working and striving Americans who eschew a government-mandated, taxpayer-supported "guaranteed income" to turn if their dreams, like my parents', is to secure employment, a meaningful career and, crucially, self-determination?
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In doing so, the Democratic Party must eschew the tendency to dissolve into an ideological debate that only pushes the centrist and progressive wings further into their respective corners in favor of a more populist appeal.
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Yet it would be extraordinarily stupid, brazen, and corrupt, and could fatally compromise the candidate for the court -- reasons enough for every President in modern memory, and perhaps American history, to eschew it, save this one.
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One is that businesses themselves may eschew dangerous choices, either because of their decision-makers' consciences or out of self-interest, because they fear that their reputation — and therefore, sales — would be injured by damaging disclosures.
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Some guests, like Karolina Kurkova, kept to the evening's theme, while others — like J.Lo and Miley Cyrus, unsurprisingly — seemed to eschew it altogether for looks so flashy that they hardly fit into any theme at all.
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Movement adherents often take pains to eschew the outright racism endemic to the tradition of legacy militia groups (think the KKK and other white supremacist organizations), even as some remain fond of, say, neo-Confederate imagery.
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One bride broken with tradition in an absolutely charming way: Lyndsey Raby decided to eschew societal expectations of having young children as her flower girls and ask her four grandmas to take on the role instead.
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In Indonesia, Terawan Agus Putranto, the health minister, advised citizens to relax and eschew overtime work to avoid the disease, which has killed more than 360 people and infected more than 17,000 others, mostly in China.
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John McCracken (1934-2011) is considered a Minimalist, but his high-gloss objects (such as "Rhythm," from 2008, pictured mid-installation) eschew the movement's industrial ethos: they look machine-made but were laboriously fashioned by hand.
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Why shouldn't I yield to who I apparently was this whole time: a person who would eschew my culture, then become defensive about it, then realize one day that familiarity is what "Fiddler" is actually about.
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Clinton would no doubt eschew the invidious label of the establishment candidate, but as her own ads and rhetoric show she's running as the experienced politician who can defend and consolidate the achievements of the Obama years.
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Fittingly, the regional capital of Saransk is somewhat of a hub for young adults who eschew mainstream sports like soccer in favor of a competition that features contestants wearing armor and wielding swords reminiscent of medieval times.
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Veteran Rail interviewers, such as Phong Bui, the journal's founder, Chris Martin, Robert Storr, and John Yau, have often known their subjects for years; their interviews eschew cleverness to probe personal issues and let the artist speak.
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Despite those links, it was frustrating that Prince often seemed to eschew name-checking new artists, in favour of endorsing big UK names like Radiohead or Coldplay (although he did tweet about Sunderland band Field Music once).
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The amount of time and resources a company commits to carrying out an M&A strategy is nontrivial, so it's understandable why a company would put this process off to a later date or eschew it entirely.
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Sources in South Korean and Japanese refining industries said companies are examining a shift toward lower sulfur crude, while European refineries will eschew heavier grades for lighter North Sea and West African crudes that are readily available.
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It's unclear whether human rights groups can restore their relevance but, until they eschew moral equivalence and recognize that U.S. force projection had more value than grandstanding and finger-wagging, the world will be a dark place.
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This included a tacit agreement on Turkey's cross-border military response to PKK's terror attacks and a broader check on PYD, which Turkey sees as an offshoot of the PKK, to eschew its greater ambitions in Syria.
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While left-leaning members are likely to slam the enormous companies, which offer services to billions of people, some members on the right — who traditionally eschew government intervention and promote free-market ideals — could be more hesitant.
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Update (May 10, 53): Kazoo — a new print magazine for girls that will eschew princess tropes and offer 5-to-10-year-old girls comics, experiments, interviews, and more — has reached its fundraising goal and then some.
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Even if you completely eschew these sites for the chicanery they are, people who come to believe this misinformation can affect public health by both their failure to vaccinate and by voting against evidence-based health policies.
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For example, in standard American culture, men are described in the literature as more often "taking up space" in conversation: They interrupt more often, use more words, eschew some social politenesses, and speak with more evident certainty.
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That, of course, assumes that moderates and not hardliners are in the ascendency in Tehran, and that the regime decides it has avenged Soleimani's killing, and will eschew violence for the diplomatic olive branch, thorns and all.
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Groups that eschew political engagement — whether out of some misguided desire for purity or an overly narrow view of what constitutes human rights — will fail to deliver on the promise of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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To avoid being treated as potential shoplifters, they told me they would eschew attire that was at the time associated in the popular imagination with black culture — like oversize gold earrings, baggy jeans and designer tennis shoes.
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Not only did the show eschew the superficial moralism of many 90s cartoons, but it also became known for its obsessive focus on bodily fluids at a time when AIDS panic was reaching a boiling point in America.
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Using a kitchen knife in a work about the Weimar Republic at the beginning of the 20th century was provocative, especially in a society dominated by men and in which women were supposed to eschew any political awareness.
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Britons prefer to eat white breast meat over "dark" wings, legs and thighs; the profitability of the domestic poultry industry depends on finding a market for the 75% of the bird that Britons generally eschew—the "carcass balance".
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With the new Spectre, HP decided to eschew traditional design and stick with the powerful Core I Skylake chips—the best Intel processors found in most high-end laptops—yet still keep that impressively small and lightweight figure.
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Some of the featured works tell a story of displacement and failed utopia, while others eschew easy stereotypes about the region — that no one ever walks or takes public transportation, or that the city is fixated on celebrity.
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The Texans can be excused for not having a ready-made replacement under center during Matt Schaub's sudden decline, but O'Brien and general manager Rick Smith seemed happy to eschew any long-term strategy and its perceived risks.
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"Our analysis from 2015 shows how increasingly concepts and scripts have leapfrogged the pilot phase and gone straight to series as broadcasters mimic the approach of the SVoD giants who often eschew the pilot phase altogether," Black said.
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The primary results appeared to point to a preference among voters in Florida, a pivotal swing state, to eschew more extreme candidates on the right and the left in favor of establishment lawmakers favored by national party leaders.
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Although some people eschew medical searches that can trigger uncertainty or anxiety, I consult trustworthy government- and newspaper- and hospital-sponsored sites that have helped me cope with a variety of side effects ranging from lymphedema to neuropathies.
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They form a kind of turn-of-the-century geek squad, employing criminal psychology — a field still separating itself from quackery — and such newfangled techniques as fingerprint collection, which the police eschew in favor of old-fashioned beatings.
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Unlike Faraday Future and the myriad other electric vehicle startups, Canoo is working on subscription-only vehicles that eschew personal ownership (an idea that a number of major automakers are also toying with, albeit on a limited basis).
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Curious to learn more about Altra's design ethos, I reached out to Altra's co-founder and avid runner, Brian Beckstead, to learn more about why they eschew a traditional padded style in favor of this more minimal footprint.
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A Democratic National Committee decision to eschew these debates with Mr. Trump, deferring instead to media events with the individual candidates, will allow the primary candidates to campaign on their policies and individual abilities, not their macho characteristics.
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Hoping to eschew this new normal and get the American worker to a place where some semblance of economic stability exists, Warren's plan is an instruction manual for redrawing the power map to be more in workers' favor.
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In conjunction with the PST: LA/LA exhibition A Universal History of Infamy — featuring 16 artists who eschew a straightforward conception of Latin American Art — Ramírez-Figueroa will present his performance Corazón del espantapájaros [Heart of the Scarecrow].
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The best interpretation of which was that the government was trying to frame a law that encouraged tech platforms to eschew the use of strong encryption in order not to risk falling outside the scope of an unclear law.
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Most of the wall labels, for example, eschew interpretive descriptions of individual artworks and instead feature an apposite block quote from the book, and the entire voice-over script of the thirteen-minute film Configurations derives from the book.
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Not to mention, has anyone ever noticed that the common litmus tests we're told to eschew — abortion, immigration, healthcare, to name a few — are often those where their greatest negative impact is on the most marginalized groups in America?
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Days later, both bored with their regular routines — Karl with his vapid girlfriend, and Danny with stale home life — Danny-as-Lance and Karl-as-Roxette get back into the game, and once again eschew fighting for hooking up.
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On Monday night, when some eschew meat, you could try your hand at Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for mushroom risotto with peas, which is easier to make than its elegant name and preparation suggest, and therefore twice as satisfying.
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My Place, located inside the Hilton Osaka, is encouraging female customers to eschew shoes that won't cause them extreme discomfort in favor of shoes that are more, um, fashionable, by offering discounts based on the height of their heels.
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The group, founded by serial entrepreneur and advisor Milton Zhou, has ample supply chain experience and recognized the need for a solution that focused on establishing distribution pathways that eschew markups in order to make supplies available at-cost.
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For that reason, and since it's the first time the two of them have been interviewed together about the band, we decided to eschew the typical rock fodder and not ask questions about, say, where the album was made.
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Thus far, America's approach to China's digital expansion has largely centered on telecommunications security and focused primarily on convincing — with mixed success — advanced-economy allies in Europe and the Indo-Pacific to eschew 5G wireless solutions supplied by Huawei.
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In the final pages, he appeals to former President Barack Obama to eschew "making a lot of money and hanging out with Anna Wintour" and focus instead on "teaching how government works" to inspire a new generation of leaders.
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But Charles belongs to a different generation, one that fought so hard for visibility that they feel they've earned the right to eschew all political decorum and enjoy the anarchy of reinvention, co-opting and bending language beyond recognition.
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"As well as being more likely to eschew marriage, stable careers, and living independently in their early 20s, more Millennials and iGen'ers are also forgoing sex during emerging adulthood," the researchers wrote in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior.
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If you follow a particular slice of Media/Literary Twitter (I hesitate to overstate "Literary Twitter" here because I assume most Actual, Serious Literary Types eschew frivolous things like Twitter altogether), you have undoubtedly seen someone tweet a book-deal announcement.
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John F. Kennedy's inauguration is remembered for his "ask not what your country can do for you" speech, but he also caused a stir by appearing to eschew a hat (in fact he brought one along and wore it sporadically).
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" In the case of "pizza gate," the invention offered a way for individuals with a searing dislike for Clinton and her allies to eschew any idea of reasonable disagreement -- and replace, as Goldberg said, "your enemy and create the 'other.
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But Copom is widely expected to eschew rate cuts and keep the Selic on hold at 6.50 percent all year, partly because slow progress on the government's pension reform bill is clouding the economic outlook and putting financial markets on edge.
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As the technology in our cars evolves from assistive to autonomous, and brand bots redefine the "human touch" of customer experience, it will become increasingly difficult to convince consumers to eschew instant autonomous gratification for the messiness of truly human experiences.
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Apple Arcade is Apple's new cross-platform gaming subscription The report states that in order to receive funding from Apple, developers will have to eschew releases on the Google Play Store and refrain from taking part in other gaming subscription services.
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While Amazon intends to offer its own cloud development environments through Cloud9, software giants like Google, Microsoft, Red Hat, SAP and Samsung eschew the rigidity of a closed system by opting for open-source projects like Eclipse Che and Eclipse Orion.
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It's one thing to look at a deal for DeMarcus Cousins on paper, and another to convince the Sacramento Kings to eschew the chance to sign him to a no-brainer extension that the new collective bargaining agreement would allow for.
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"We will eschew the politics of hate and set up an interim government that will protect the human rights of all citizens, that will protect the independence of the judiciary and establish law and order in the country," he said.
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It relied on another new wrinkle, thanks to the tree psychic Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright): flashbacks, another TV device the series used to eschew (and one that actually restored an element of the books, their digressions into Westeros history).
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So for the new study, which was presented last week at the annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Boston, Dr. Mercer and his colleagues asked 10 experienced runners to eschew their usual shoes for a few days.
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Major airlines have recently introduced basic economy airfares, which in exchange for what are generally the lowest airfares, passengers eschew advance seat selection, the possibility of an upgrade and in some cases use of overhead bins or free checked bags.
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Our fascination with crossovers is curious considering that Americans largely eschew station wagons and hatchbacks (I'll argue that S.U.V.s are pumped-up variations of those.) The X1's flexible packaging, nimbleness, refinement and compact form shine brightly in congested cities.
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When we dived deeper into the data, the primary learning from our studies of the three countries is that the more people know about the Holocaust, the more likely they are to eschew Nazism, intolerance, and any vestiges of anti-Semitism.
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One of its sample-based interludes pays homage to the concurrent post-millennium wave exemplified by Cam'ron and M.O.P., while "El Cangri" and "Sigo Algare" eschew the dembow for a beat closer to the digitized sound ringing through the five boros.
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But the biggest similarity between the two films really comes down to vibe: Both largely eschew matters like plot and conflict, taking an almost anthropological approach to hanging out with its undeniably bro-y, but strangely lovable, central cast of jocks.
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Her outgoing foreign minister, Sigmar Gabriel, irked China last year by calling on Beijing to follow a "One Europe" policy - a play on China's insistence that partners eschew diplomatic relations with self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by China as its own.
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Mr. Inslee has proposed $3 trillion in federal spending to create eight million green energy jobs, while mandating that by 2030 all power plants are "carbon neutral," all new cars are electric and all new buildings eschew fossil fuels for heating.
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To make matters worse for Sanders, Tuesday was going to be difficult for him even in the best-case scenario: Its biggest delegate prize is Florida, home to many older, moderate Democrats and Cuban exiles who eschew his left-wing politics.
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You could eschew television entirely, and try a Monday night project that will have you eating brilliantly for a couple of days, with Francis Lam's new recipe for maqluba, a Palestinian upside-down chicken and rice dish of uncommon excellence.
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Republicans who thought Trump dropped the ball pointed to an erratic week — which included shifting positions on key issues, pandering tweets and an interview with The Associated Press in which Trump suggested he would eschew the mechanics of modern politics.
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Many of them are fiduciaries who eschew commissions, charge hourly or flat rates and favor low-cost passively managed investment portfolios based on traditional mutual funds or exchange-traded funds that track indexes and do not try to beat the market.
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WEINTRAUB: Normally I'd go the "Shrek" route on this, but this particular grid contains quite a few proper names, both real and fictional, so I'm going to eschew adding any additional pop-culture references and go nonspecific: [Fairy tale antagonist].
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His work looks nothing like that other master of chromatic light, Wayne Thiebaud, whose orderly rows of desserts contrast starkly with DiBenedetto's chaotic, densely twisted environments, but both artists eschew the illusion of light in favor of luminosity through color relationships.
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Similar to well-cut blue jeans and a luxe trench coat, the leather moto is a true wardrobe essential that will only go out of style when humankind advances to a point at which we eschew clothing in favor of lab-grown bioskin.
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Go down that Twitter thread and you'll find that 10x engineers are identified as: people who eschew meetings, work alone, rarely look at documentation, don't write much themselves, are poor mentors, and view process, meetings, or training as reasons to abandon their employer.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)As Donald Trump continues to eschew traditional methods of campaigning, he likely added on Saturday another first in the annals of modern presidential politics: polling a campaign rally crowd for ideas on who he should select as a running mate.
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And if those retirees are replaced by an entire class or two of new Senators and Representatives who eschew corporate/Wall Street backing, we could see very long-lasting change in the financial and political world because of the incumbency advantage alone.
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Crystal and Tara Luxmore, The Beer Sisters I met Crystal and Tara Luxmore through BEERLAND; they're brewers, sisters, moms, and storytellers with an infectious love of beer —in no small part because they eschew technical "flavor notes" in favor of pure passion.
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While this approach has given us big and beautiful game worlds like The Division's New York, it's also having a negative effect on the industry, forcing publishers to eschew riskier bets and pad out those games they do make with pointless busywork.
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That's why Clinton's defeat should have led to a much better informed political class that chose to eschew conspiracy theory explanations for the 2016 results, rely less on polls, and focus on how to better listen to and connect with more voters.
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The airline continues to use these screens while some competitors like American and United have opted to eschew seat-back screens on narrow-body planes and offer films and television shows available for viewing on passengers' personal devices through the carriers' apps.
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It stars Jeff Bridges, reprising his role as The Dude in The Big Lebowski, and Sarah Jessica Parker, reprising her role from Sex and the City, as they eschew their favored drinks—White Russian and Cosmopolitan, respectively—in favor of the Belgian pilsner.
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RealWear is aiming to eschew the space-age reality-altering helmets others are pitching to enterprise customers in favor of an AR headset solution that gives industrial workers a taste for the utility offered by navigating tasks in a hands-free way.
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Those questions have been revisited with the rise of Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old democratic socialist whose grass-roots campaign hinged on a promise to eschew corporate interests and discard the machine-politics approach she's accused Crowley and the Democrats of adopting.
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Western intelligence officials once debated whether the Islamic State might adopt the tactics of earlier generations of terrorist networks — Al Qaeda, in particular — or whether the group might eschew attacks on the West in favor of building its "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria.
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While the new music presents many new angles, the executives overseeing it insisted that they eschew the more commercial route of recruiting superstar guest stars to, instead, use only longtime Avicii collaborators, including Kristoffer Fogelmark and Nedler, Salem Al Fakir and Pontare.
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Especially if you eschew the picnic in favor of getting a big spread together for dinner on Saturday night, those might make a good first course, in advance of some jerk chicken and a side dish of coconut rice and peas. No?
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This has meant that PE firms are, in many cases, engaging in investments that eschew the traditional private-equity takeover: instead of buying a whole company with a large debt load, they are settling for minority stakes and trying to improve operations.
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Halal is a concept most commonly applied to diet, and Ms Widiahtuti spends most of her time considering applications from food and beverage companies which want to assure Muslim consumers that their products are free of pork and alcohol, which devout Muslims eschew.
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He preferred, like Trump, to get crucial information from TV pundits and eschew the experts in his own circle who might have told him that selling during panics is not wise and that having one stock in an undiversified portfolio is not smart.
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The new waves of sleek toys released over the last decade, which eschew old trends of mimicking genitals in favor of more abstract shapes that invite people to find varied and unique ways of using them, have been especially useful in this respect.
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Mr. Massey, who is running on the Independence line and hopes to prevail in a Republican primary, has also put in more than $1.2 million of his own money so far, and has vowed to eschew the city's generous campaign finance matching system.
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Ms. Warren has pledged to eschew all private fund-raising, an unheard-of step in presidential politics that was fueled by her campaign's chief architect, Dan Geldon, who shares Ms. Warren's distaste for Wall Street and a willingness to take political risks.
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With seven other weapons to use, many Lethwei fighters eschew throwing combinations with their hands and tend to use simple set ups: for instance a wide slapping left hook with no intention of doing damage, just to slot a short right straight down the center.
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If Chinese consumers tighten their belts and eschew iPhone upgrades, for example, the financial damage could be acute for JD. In contrast, rivals Alibaba and the recently-listed Pinduoduo are gaining ground in wooing new shoppers in the far reaches of the People's Republic.
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Fifty Shades Darker: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Universal) Whatever the merits of the Hollywood blockbuster, the professionalism involved ensures certain degrees of visual sleekness and consistency, and when the soundtracks to such blockbusters eschew genre-hopping, their uniform aural signatures translate those virtues into music.
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Not having to type in my password (which is "IamnotanAppleshill," by the way) is a small but compelling reason to eschew my dumb watches and folks like Samsung would do well to figure out a way to do the same thing for Windows and Linux.
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The head of investment at a European consulting firm said ZBB was not the answer for problems ailing Kraft and its packaged food peers, which are suffering as consumers eschew traditional staples like macaroni-and-cheese and bologna for fresher, less-processed or healthier options.
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During Mr Obama's presidency, a new generation of young journalists has emerged who are focused on Washington, DC. They eschew the sources, leaks and scoops that are pursued by their more traditionally minded colleagues in favour of the sage counsel of academic political science.
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Both Thornberry and McCain insisted this week they do not yet know whether their respective versions of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would eschew Trump's budget and follow their $28500 billion proposal, saying the budget process needed to progress further before making a decision.
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However, the tabletop gaming space currently finds itself in a moment where new games are being made that eschew a tradition where a myriad of systems is the ultimate driver of design, to one where storytelling and less structured modes of play take center stage.
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Amish allies Having decided on a product, Abdul-Wahab discovered that most camels in the US are owned by Amish and Mennonite farmers -- members of strict religious communities who wear plain, modest clothing and might eschew cars and electricity, depending on how devout they are.
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Part of her calling card has been a willingness to eschew capital-f Fashion statement-making for real life statement-making, focusing on clothes that allow a customer to move seamlessly from breakfast waffles to power meeting to margaritas in Ibiza with seemingly effortless aplomb.
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But a decade after the original phone came out, the 2017 edition of the iPhone, the iPhone X, became the first version to eschew the button in favor of swipe controls that require users to slide their fingers across the screen in various gestures.
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The complex trackers and calendar layouts and systems of symbols, completely unintelligible to the uninitiated, give these notebooks the air of the technological solutions they replace—the slew of to-do list apps and goal-tracking websites that bullet journalers eschew for pen and paper.
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Under the direction of Diane Foley, former president of Life Network, a Christian organization that operates anti-abortion pregnancy centers, the administration is backing women's health centers that focus on fertility, but eschew any of sort birth control, be it IUDs, pills, or shots.
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For those that eschew all animal products, the lines can be hard to draw; we've all heard about vegans that don't eat honey, because they don't want to take advantage of the hard-earned fruits of bees' labor by stealing their vital food source.
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There are many hard-core re-enactors — the kind of people who want to know what it felt like to march 25 miles in disintegrating shoes, sleep in ditches and subsist on hardtack and rancid salt pork — who eschew Gettysburg as a mainstream event.
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The Japanese government ruled in 1956 that such a pre-emptive strike fell under its right of self-defense, but some lawmakers say deploying cruise missiles could cross a line and break with longstanding policy established after World War II to eschew offensive weapons.
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California Republican Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockRepublicans eschew any credible case against impeachment GOP lawmaker urges members to halt 'endless loop' of talking points Live coverage: House Judiciary to vote on impeachment after surprise delay MORE called it "a completely illegitimate process," and Georgia Rep.
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Among the principles of a Montessori education, developed a century ago, is that students eschew fantasy play during school hours in favor of "real-life" activities, like squeezing juice from an orange and then drinking it (as I saw one 3-year-old proudly do).
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Although Mendes and his co-screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns eschew the kind of commentary that made films like "Paths of Glory" such persuasive indictments of military hierarchy, "1917" leaves viewers with the indelible and overwhelming impression that war isn't just hell but an unconscionable waste.
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What's more, since the neighborhoods will be denser, many of the households that live in them will eschew the car for at least some trips — perhaps driving to work but walking to nearby restaurants, or commuting on mass transit but driving the car for big grocery runs.
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As Professor Hutton uses the term, neo-paganism refers to forms of worship which regard nature as sacred, which acknowledge feminine deities and celebrants, which eschew the idea of divine commandments, and which aspire to recreate the pre-Christian religions of Europe and the Middle East.
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Which was their great existential error of judgement, as they sought to eschew editorial responsibility while simultaneously working to dominate and crush traditional media outlets which do operate within a more tightly regulated environment (and, at least in some instances, have a civic mission to truthfully inform).
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Intel's decision to eschew gender in the pursuit of an AI almost feels like a radical departure as a consequence, and in our society, where gender is normally expressed in extremely binary ways, it will be curious to see how Intel expresses its AI's agender nature.
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Harry and Meghan decided to eschew the recent royal tradition of posing for photographs with their new baby hours after the birth, leaving the world's media and royal fans waiting for a first glimpse of the boy who is entitled to both British and American citizenship.
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If the president were to eschew the divisiveness that has characterized the last two years and reach out in earnest to do deals, he would quickly discover that the Problem Solvers are ready, willing, and able to take up the hard work of tackling America's biggest challenges.
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In addition to serving seasonal cream cheeses with a side of metal on the sound system, Grindcore is a meeting place for animal rights groups and a hangout for straight-edge vegans who eschew not just eating animals and animal products but also drugs, alcohol and smoking.
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Prior to the Rhone and WeWork deal, Hudson's Bay was leveraged around 12 times its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, compared with 1.6 times for and 2.4 times for , according to Capital IQ. Retailers typically eschew high leverage, because of the unpredictability of sales seasons.
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On one side are those who say the social contract demands that everyone eschew symbols of their personal belief systems in service of the secular collective; on the other, those who insist that freedom includes the freedom to wear whatever you want (and sell whatever you want).
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Second, U.S. law enforcement agencies should be alert and mindful of your homegrown extremists who not only pose a threat domestically, but who might also be willing to collaborate with ISIS, which — having experienced setbacks on the battlefield — may be tempted to eschew ideology for effect.
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They drink less and have less sex; they socialize less without their parents present; they hardly read for pleasure or go to the mall; they eschew church and even spirituality; they kill themselves more (but others less); they wait longer to get drivers' licenses and give birth.
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What he did not do was pick a fight with Mr. Cuomo, choosing instead to eschew years of feuding and engage in a de facto truce that allowed the governor the space to negotiate and take credit for an end to the standoff over mayoral control.
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But his decision to eschew donations and self fund his campaign — he's already dumped $248 million into TV advertisements, flooding the airwaves nationally — means he won't appear on any primary debate stage for as long as the DNC requires candidates to meet a grassroots donor threshold.
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The Democrats' increasingly assertive base wants the party's leaders to eschew any cooperation with Mr. Trump: They are already expressing rage at some senators for confirming the president's cabinet appointees, and for their willingness to allow a vote on his pick for a vacant Supreme Court seat.
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Book the Loews Chicago Hotel starting at $149 per nightThe Loews Chicago Hotel is housed within a gleaming 52-story glass and steel tower and favored by business travelers who eschew stuffy or traditional hotels for one such as this that favors a clean, sleek approach.
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The Fighting Irish eschew blowouts for stress, comfort for stress, and survived Thursday only because a 3-point attempt by Princeton's Devin Cannady — who grew up in Indiana, a town over from Notre Dame's campus in South Bend — clanged off the rim in a 60-58 loss.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As U.S. Federal Reserve officials hone their monetary policy playbook in preparation for the next economic downturn, it appears they will eschew more controversial approaches tried by other global central banks, including one that President Donald Trump has called on the Fed to try.
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The gist of it was a completely ludicrous education about how to rise in your career by working within the gender stereotypes of the 1960s: Eschew anything masculine (but don&apost flaunt your body), approach men deferentially, avoid being assertive, and above all, avoid being authentic.
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Gillibrand was among the first Democratic White House hopefuls to swear off campaign contributions from corporate PACs, pledging in 2018 – more than a year before she jumped into the presidential contest – to eschew donations from the political entities of for-profit companies, trade groups and law firms.
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The EU is wary of undermining the legitimacy of the new European Parliament - which convenes on July 2 - should Britain eschew the vote in May but remain a member of the bloc for longer, denying its citizens the right for parliamentary representation picked in a direct vote.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian President Ivan Duque's campaign promise to eschew traditional deal-making with the legislature may make it hard for him to pass business-friendly tax proposals, modifications to a peace deal with Marxist rebels and other measures that are unpopular with some centrist and leftist legislators.
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Inge adds that this renaissance of sorts won't come with the influences of social media — it'll come with a more subtle touch: "Consumers will start to eschew the full-glam look of the last few years and look for products that exaggerate the attributes that signify wellness," she explains.
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It's the kind of splashy kerfuffle that forces people who previously had zero knowledge of or interest in a group of people or perhaps an entire sport to eschew all their responsibilities and learn everything they possibly can about it all in the span of a few hours.
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Mississippi's governor, meanwhile, has signed an even more startling bill, which allows religious organisations both to fire people and refuse services on the basis of belief, and protects devout bakers and disc-jockeys who eschew same-sex weddings; officials may now recuse themselves from licensing or presiding over them.
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But it's still a big name on the London calendar to eschew the runway in order to test out the in-season instant gratification — and, possibly, more robust sales — associated with the "see now, buy now" approach, like Burberry did (without forsaking the catwalk showings) back in February 2016.
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Who stays here: Staycationers who want a little fun in downtown's walkable restaurant scene; party-goers using the courtyard as an event space; tourists eager to see downtown San Diego; business visitors who would rather eschew big box hotels for a more intimate stay with a European feel.
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I usually eschew tours, but I found a deal from Ethio Travel Tours that was just too good to pass up: two nights in Lalibela, a tour guide for two days, entrance to the churches (153,164 birr, if you buy separately), and ground transportation — all for just $200.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate GOP blasts impeachment: 'The mob took over the House' Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies MORE (R-Ky.) to journalist Glenn Greenwald, have been more consistent than many of their peers.
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It would be "great," Trump declared, if Ukraine's leaders would contact his Attorney General, William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr announces crackdown targeting violent crime in seven US cities Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE, on this matter.
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Boomers are looking to downsize, but millennials aren&apost interested in their huge houses"These days, buyers of all ages eschew the large, ornate houses built in those years in favor of smaller, more modern-looking alternatives, and prefer walkable areas to living miles from retail," Taylor wrote.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 20 (Reuters) - As U.S. Federal Reserve officials hone their monetary policy playbook in preparation for the next economic downturn, it appears they will eschew more controversial approaches tried by other global central banks, including one that President Donald Trump has called on the Fed to try.
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One thing I have noticed over time, is that many of my peers have gravitated from "low church" traditions, which are often not very focused on or even eschew the aesthetics of worship, to high church traditions that are all about what you smell and see and say.
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That doesn't mean Sanders plans to eschew future trips to join striking union workers outside those states, as he did this week, but that Iowa, where he kicked off his "Bernie Beats Trump" tour on Monday, is soon likely to serve as a de facto base of operations.
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And while maybe you never cottoned to the whole business of making cold-brew coffee to keep in the refrigerator so you don't have to mess with morning pour-overs or lines at Dunkin', this is a new day and maybe you were wrong to eschew the practice.
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Because the chamber's moderates and conservatives are so riven over how to replace Obama's overhaul, leaders have discussed passing a narrow bill repealing only some unpopular parts of that law — like its penalties on individuals who eschew coverage — with the ultimate goal being to negotiate a final package with the House.
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And Bridget Jones's Diary is still a romantic comedy — one of the most beloved entries in the genre, as a matter of fact — and the romantic comedy that allows its lead to eschew romance is as rare to find as a woman getting married after 40 (outdated societal expectations zing!).
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Other giants include Pritzker Group, run by scions of the family behind the Hyatt hotel chain, and JAB, owned by Germany's Reimann family, whose holdings include Keurig Dr Pepper and other food and drink brands—though both prefer to see themselves as diversified investment firms and eschew the FO tag.
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Also in the mix: cold-pressing techniques which eschew typical heat methods used to extract ingredients and result in better stabilization; powder and pearl encapsulation, also geared to help extend stability; time-released products; and concentrated formulas that shoot up into 30% potency, something that may be useful to nicotine addicts.
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Centrist Democrats have called for the party to emulate the triangulation of Bill Clinton, and thus eschew both the redistributive economic populism embodied by the growing Bernie Sanders–Elizabeth Warren wing of the party and the increasing focus on "identity politics" represented by the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements.
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For as long as possible it sought to eschew any kind of editorial responsibility for the user generated content flowing across its platform — even as its fleet of engineers worked to tune algorithms to distribute content at an unprecedentedly vast scale and with an invasively exact degree of interest-targeting.
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While the site is relatively small, with a little over 210,2000 creators and two million people donating monthly to those creators, it has become the de facto paycheck for a cohort of prominent self-styled internet philosophers who eschew or have been ousted from traditional bastions like universities or magazines.
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Gaetz read passages from an interview with Anton Yermak, an adviser to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, in which he denied a "shakedown" by U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandRepublicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Conservative group hits White House with billboard ads: 'What is Trump hiding?
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr announces crackdown targeting violent crime in seven US cities Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE announced Wednesday the launch of an initiative aimed at combating violent crime in seven U.S. cities.
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He said earlier this month that Giuliani would make a report and deliver it to Congress and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr announces crackdown targeting violent crime in seven US cities Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE.
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With National Midwifery Week following so closely on the heels of the fanfare surrounding the release of the iPhone 11 — I am reminded, once again, of the contradictions our society embodies, namely pregnant women who embrace technology in their daily lives but eschew it when it's time to give birth.
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BOGOTA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Colombian President Ivan Duque's campaign promise to eschew traditional deal-making with the legislature may make it hard for him to pass business-friendly tax proposals, modifications to a peace deal with Marxist rebels and other measures that are unpopular with some centrist and leftist legislators.
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Two additional high-profile Republican donors, Gaylord Hughey of Texas, who backed Jeb Bush's Super PAC, and Ronald Firman of Florida, who poured more than $2 million into a conservative Super PAC, said they were still undecided and hoped Trump would tone down his inflammatory rhetoric and urge his supporters to eschew violence.
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MadBum's Big Bat (LW: NR) In a tactically questionable but enjoyable decision for everyone who likes fun, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy decided to eschew the option of using a designated hitter and let everyone's favorite potential home run derby candidate, pitcher Madison Bumgarner, bat for himself at Oakland on Thursday.
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With WhatsApp rolling out encryption across the board, and the FBI/Apple case being at the forefront of people's minds, the time is definitely ripe for ClearChat — if only people are willing to eschew the convenience and well-developed infrastructure Slack provides and swallow the switching costs to embrace a deeper security paradigm.
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The breadth of style and texture on I.B.O. is stunning; few tracks are comparable to previous Ocean Party records, and many eschew genre or conventional form in favour of more experimental modes, such as on the distorted, maximalist opener "Feel All That I Can" or the terse, witty post-punk track "Folding Chair".
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Certainly Diaz seems to completely eschew defending his body much of the time, but as he fights so side on and these kicks usually aim for the center line, the floating ribs or the liver, it will be interesting to see how much of a target Diaz's severely side on stance provides.
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"It's shorthand for 100 people, like a Margaret Howell white shirt," said Christine Muhlke, a food consultant and author, comparing the Plain English kitchens, which now start at $19593,000, to the English clothing designer who makes understated schoolboy pieces, and musing on how the company became a brand for those who eschew brands.
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As we see it, the latest batch of skin-care trends — enhanced waters that eschew alcohol in favor of potent actives, cleansing liquids that are neither stripping soaps nor greasy oils, and cool-looking plasticized masks that don't make a mess and encourage deeper ingredient penetration — just might have some pretty serious merits.
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Pent-up frustration with corruption, impunity, citizen insecurity, and a clamor for a new beginning motivated 85033 percent of Mexicans — more than double the vote total over second-place finisher Ricardo Anaya — to eschew traditional political parties and put their hopes with a candidate making his third run for the nation's highest office.
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Webster also said he believed his longtime friend Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr announces crackdown targeting violent crime in seven US cities Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE was mistaken about bias against Trump in the intelligence community.
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It'll be interesting to see how this one fares, given that Apple has just introduced its own Arcade subscription service focused on games that eschew in-app purchase mechanics — including cart racer Sonic Racing, which looks very much like it was once intended to offer similar in-app mechanics before Arcade came along.
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For this guide, we're focusing on commuters who eschew cars for all the obvious reasons — traffic, parking, gas costs, and more traffic — and instead opt for buses, trains, subways and bikes to travel to their "offices" — be they actual offices, or cafes or other workspaces — on a regular or semi-regular basis.
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Each represents policies on which politicians — especially Democrats and especially women — have felt pressure to prove their toughness, although these represent very different points in Clinton's political career: as the wife of the president, expected to eschew sharing her own points of view; and as a US senator, responsive only to her constituents.
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While luxury beauty brands like Estée Lauder and Lancôme produce splashy marketing campaigns to sell toners and moisturizers, many younger consumers turn to communities like the Asian Beauty subreddit to research ingredients and create multi-step skincare routines (Asian skincare users tend to eschew brand loyalty in favor of combining products from several companies).
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Like congressional candidates Rashida Tlaib in Michigan, Alexandria Cortez-Ocasio in New York, and Ayanna Pressley in Massachusetts, the insurgent Southern Democrats are running grassroots, door-to-door campaigns that eschew "likely voter" analytics and scripted consultant-speak—and they're also winning without party backing, raising most of their money from small donors online.
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Moreover, if President Trump had a national security team willing and able to curb his reckless instincts, he would eschew the pageantry of a stand-alone summit with an avowed adversary and meet in a low-key fashion on the margins of another gathering, like the United Nations General Assembly or the G-20 meeting.
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These Sanders supporters eschew the idea of party unity as a scam: "I won't vote for anyone but Bernie in the general, can't say what the hundreds of thousands of people who listen to my show will do, but I'm only speaking for myself," Mr. Menaker wrote on Twitter a day after the Iowa caucuses.
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Kim's willingness to discuss denuclearization and a formal end to the Korean Conflict, to abandon nuclear and missile tests and shut down the test site, and to eschew demands that Washington pull its 28,000 troops out of South Korea amount more to a global "charm offensive" through which to gain leverage over Trump than to significant concession-making.
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Revered by the other heteronyms as their "Master," he wrote plainspoken poems that eschew abstract thought and cleave to the natural world, in an almost Zen spirit of wisdom: I thank God I'm not good But have the natural egoism of flowers And rivers that follow their path Unwittingly preoccupied With only their flowering and their flowing.
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The Bernanke-Yellen Fed lowered the target funds rate to near-zero and kept it there for seven years while ballooning the balance sheet through three rounds of QE. A Goodfriend/Warsh/Taylor Fed would be more inclined to eschew QE and take the benchmark rate below zero, then raise it as the incoming data warrant.
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And while Google Glass roundly failed to ignite consumer interest — which can be partly blamed on its awkward, geeky appearance, including the inclusion of a camera and a small screen positioned in the eyeline — the FT says Amazon's specs would likely eschew both camera and screen to avoid the risk of similar concerns, while also maximizing battery life.
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HISTORICALLY, CONSERVATIVE dressing is most frequently associated with religious adherence, which makes the most recent, trendier iteration of the phenomenon especially surprising — considering the kind of woman who is newly sheathing herself in long, baggy silhouettes is often the type of liberal nonbeliever who'd be the first to eschew any traditional strictures on her choices, sartorial or otherwise.
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There's a reasonable argument to be made that not all users understand those trade-offs fully, but our recent privacy surveys (covered here and here) suggest that most users actually do have a decent understanding, and are willing to make these trade-offs anyway, while a minority eschew these services because they're not willing to do so.
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It also, however, strays into the eccentric when it suggests that we eschew foods in the nightshade family, including tomatoes, strawberries, eggplants and potatoes, focus on foods high in alkalinity — such as artichokes, dandelion greens and escarole, and cut back on foods that supposedly raise acid levels in our blood, like beef, salmon, butter and cheese.
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The real teaching moment is for liberals to stop feeling so morally superior when we stand up to racism in this way and learn that to change people's outlook, you have to persuade them through example that they will be better people if they eschew their racist tendencies and recognize the humanity that exists in all of us.
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Dell obviously isn't saying when to expect either Concept Ori or Concept Duet to hit stores — or even if they'll be sold at all — but as it stands now, they're fascinating looks at what the possible future of computers might be, one that could eschew traditional input methods to add even more screen space to our devices.
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But, setting aside the Turkish regime's claim that the West should eschew support Kurdish fighters, the ruling goes to the heart of Turkey's domestic civil war, its decades-long armed conflict to effectively eradicate its own Kurdish population — culturally, by previously outlawing the use of the Kurdish language, and militarily, through a war against a civilian population.
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" Now there's no denying that Bernie is probably just as socially liberal if not more so than Elizabeth Warren, but his appeal to crossover voters is that "Sanders socialism might be strangely reassuring, as a signal of what he actually cares about, and what battles he might eschew for the sake of his anti-plutocratic goals.
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The only place this cooperation consistently broke down was the kitchen trash can, an area of such mutual disgust across apartments and roommate configurations that eventually I tried to avoid being home on trash night so I could eschew extended physical interaction with the trash can, a move I copied from one of my other roommates.
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In fact, Google's Call Screen feature, which lets the Google Assistant intercept phone spam, may be the most important development since caller ID.But nowhere is Google's software prowess more evident than with the Pixel 3's cameras, which largely eschew the current trend of cramming as many sensors and lenses onto a phone as possible in favor of sophisticated computational photography.
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Colored pencil on paper and cut-up images invoke thoughts of childhood and long-dormant muscle memory; thus they manage to eschew the pretense of high art by accessing that inherent Rausch — a sort of physiological drunkenness or affective intoxication that makes art possible, referenced in Fredric Jameson's The Ancients and the Postmoderns — worn down by life's sandy curves and gradations.
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Both the Museum of Modern Art's Contenders 2015 and the Museum of the Moving Image's Curator's Choice series tend to eschew the brassier studio fare for the likes of "In Jackson Heights" (Sunday at MoMA), Frederick Wiseman's homage to the ethnically diverse Queen's neighborhood; and "The Look of Silence," which Moving Image will show Sunday with the film's director, Joshua Oppenheimer, in attendance.
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Before getting into the details of this newest HP, however, I think it bears noting that both the new Spectre and another much-praised Windows laptop, the Dell XPS 13, eschew the 2-in-27, flip-around, multi-use, gymnastic designs that characterized so many Windows laptops in the wake of the Windows 28 launch, which tried to combine tablets and laptops.
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They play "Without You I'm Nothing" over a montage of David Bowie footage projected onto the backdrop, opting to eschew any grand declarations about the pertinence of the show's location or Placebo's obvious debt to him artistically (among the footage is a clip of Bowie and Molko jamming "Without You I'm Nothing" backstage at New York's Irving Plaza in 1999).
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Before getting into the details of this newest HP, however, I think it bears noting that both this new Spectre and another much-praised Windows laptop, the Dell XPS 13, eschew the 27-in-28, flip-around, multi-use gymnastic designs that characterized so many Windows laptops in the wake of the Windows 2256 launch, which tried to combine tablets and laptops.
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In Detroit, this sort of lifestyle often manifests in urban agricultural communities that eschew email and office jobs for field work — communities of people who are more likely to drop by for a visit unannounced than to text ahead; people who might hand you a basket of dried beans for shelling when you come through to chat by the fire.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate GOP blasts impeachment: 'The mob took over the House' Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies MORE (R-Ky.) said Sunday that Democrats have decided to "criminalize politics" while he defended President Trump against allegations of wrongdoing as the House pushes forward with the impeachment process.
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Giuliani said following his trip that he hoped to speak with Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr announces crackdown targeting violent crime in seven US cities Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE and congressional Republicans about his findings, which he has claimed prove misconduct by Biden and the Obama administration.
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In one sense, yes: If you were expecting Trump to actually govern as a paleoconservative, to eschew the use of force absent some immediate threat to the American homeland, to pull U.S. troops out of all their far-flung bases and leave entangling alliances behind, then the strikes against Bashar al-Assad are the latest evidence that you got played.
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If you eschew headphones altogether and go with earbuds, your choices range between rubber in-ear opens — which have great sound,but get gunky and waxy — and less well-fitting plastic earbuds (think: regular Apple earbuds) that pick up less wax but can start to feel sore after long hours because they don't fit well in the ear canal and press on some spots.
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Streaming reached a critical mass in summer 2016, and since then we're seeing more and more albums that eschew linear, front-to-back consumption and clear narratives in favor of a cohesive vibe that provides the listener with the opportunity to self-curate their favorite tracks, or to get what they want from a record by hearing its singles in another playlist compiled by a professional curator.
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Trump launched the skirmish early, saying the Democrats were pursuing "fake work" with their ongoing investigations into the administration — including those related to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's report on Russian election interference — and renewing his vow to eschew collaboration until the probes cease.
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And though the clothes are indeed a shout-out to cool Asian girls, the founders made a conscious decision to eschew aesthetic stereotypes: Instead, the line consists of '80s-leaning tailored separates set apart by subtle detailing — a gauzy floral dress with a center slit (pictured above right), a pale blue button-up with a cinched waist meant to create a tucked-in look.
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Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockRepublicans eschew any credible case against impeachment GOP lawmaker urges members to halt 'endless loop' of talking points Live coverage: House Judiciary to vote on impeachment after surprise delay MORE (R-Calif.) implored his fellow committee members to resist the urge to keep speaking up to make the same points they've repeatedly made over the course of the nearly 12-hour hearing.
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According to the company, "97-percent of people that have a Surface Pro 4 or Surface Book use on-screen touch input regularly," a metric its happy to point out as Apple continues to eschew touch on its own computers, even going so far as creating another input method in the form of the new Touch Bar that sits between the display and keyboard on the new MacBook Pros.
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That would include: The conservative approach to such a tax reform would be to eschew dynamic scoring — consistent with the way tax reform was treated in the president's budget, according to Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE.
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Because an important part of that paper trail was printed working under Kenneth Starr and George W. Bush, I would also expect some of the vulnerable Senate Democrats to feel more comfortable voting against him, citing his pro-business rulings and partisan political history, than they might have been against Amy Coney Barrett, whose higher-risk but higher-political-reward nomination the Trump White House decided to eschew.
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Before embarking on "My Struggle," Knausgaard had published two atmospheric novels — one an eccentric but rather beautiful re-creation of Genesis in a Norwegian setting, complete with angels — and since then he's produced a series of four gossamer volumes, each named after a season and filled with artfully etched observations about everyday things and experiences; but in the magnum opus he claims to eschew any prettifying literary technique.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate GOP blasts impeachment: 'The mob took over the House' Republicans eschew any credible case against impeachment The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies MORE (R-Ky.) and Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownHillicon Valley: House panel unveils draft of privacy bill | Senate committee approves bill to sanction Russia | Dems ask HUD to review use of facial recognition | Uber settles sexual harassment charges for .
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Her choice to eschew such colors, or even the Armani taupe she wore when she and Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, delivered their televised rebuttal to Mr. Trump's border wall address the same month, for a shade that — even beyond the obvious (and admittedly trite) associations like peace, purity and new beginnings — has become so entwined with the optics of current competing political narratives is worth considering.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE should eschew his usual reticence to promote human rights and make clear, repeatedly and forcefully, that America stands with those who are risking their lives for a freer, more democratic Iran.
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Rep. Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockRepublicans eschew any credible case against impeachment GOP lawmaker urges members to halt 'endless loop' of talking points Live coverage: House Judiciary to vote on impeachment after surprise delay MORE (R-Calif.), more than 11 hours into Thursday's marathon impeachment hearing, implored his fellow committee members to resist the urge to keep speaking up to make the same points they've shared over the course of the nearly 12-hour hearing.
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The startup, which has amassed more than two million users for its e2e encrypted email service so far, launching out of beta just over a year ago, says it's worried about an increased risk of state-level blocking of pro-privacy tools — pointing to recent moves such as encryption messaging app Signal being blocked in Egypt, and the UK passing expansive surveillance legislation that mandates tracking of web activity and can also require companies to eschew e2e encryption and backdoor products.
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Among some of the non-Trump and non-politics choices include: Grapple (misuse) Eschew (uselessness) Platform (misuse and overuse) Ghosting (uselessness) Optics (misuse and overuse) The school's list includes people's comments about why they thought the word should be banned, so if you disagree with anything on the list, now you know who to grapple with on the platform of your choice while you try to wrap your head around the optics of eschewing words that are in your wheelhouse.
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