Plus, every American would have coverage, essentially as a birthright.
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In any case, the competing claims are essentially as follows.
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Either way, the consolidated airline industry is working essentially as planned.
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Interestingly, bots are essentially as difficult to get as hyped sneakers.
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They're being treated essentially as terrorists, so it's not just regular prison.
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It's essentially as if the same dollar bill could be spent twice.
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We act essentially as this force shield that covers and protects our customers.
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Audius views its role essentially as an open-source software producer, Rumburg says.
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"We're thinking of it essentially as a midcycle adjustment to policy," he said.
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It will air essentially as a TV show across multiple episodes and days.
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There's a familiar kind of country song that functions essentially as a listicle.
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The second pointer is attached to the first to function, essentially, as its minder.
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"I saw a lot of cricket farming, essentially as a side business," he said.
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This allows the bureau to spend essentially as much money as it would like.
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"We look at a bombing scene essentially as a big jigsaw puzzle," he said.
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The owners use this expansive space essentially as a second living and dining area.
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Hoyer argued that other spending bills are "being held hostage essentially" as a result.
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Safran says the supply chain is humming essentially as it should, but not without tensions.
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The chances of such a move in December were seen essentially as a coin toss.
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Essentially, as the punchline goes, John Fogerty was taken to court for ripping himself off.
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That E-4 aircraft is used in a crisis essentially as an airborne command post.
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He joined "Today" in 2013 as the Orange Room anchor — essentially as a social media correspondent.
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The bands of right-wing Hindus who seize the cows are operating essentially as private militias.
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Turing makes a few soliloquizing cameos in "Machines Like Me," functioning essentially as the novel's conscience.
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The Supreme Court can rule essentially as quickly as it wants, or as the situation demands.
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Essentially, as photons -- tiny particles of light -- travel through space, they twist and turn around their axes.
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ICYMI: The GND resolution unveiled last week is designed essentially as a message and policy down payment.
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"It would have felt really dishonest to try and erase him essentially as a character," Gibson said.
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And it&aposs using human beings and Palestinians, essentially, as cannon fodder, that&aposs what Hamas has done.
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New York City's Haven Coalition, for example, operates essentially as couch surfing for out-of-town abortion patients.
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The university's decision to treat the descendants essentially as legacy applicants for admissions purposes is a welcome move.
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Yet, after all that, I'd decided to use the company essentially as a kind of product lending library.
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Thus, Mexico acts essentially as a buffer to stop potential illegal crossers before they reach the United States.
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The TLDR version is, essentially: As for the Galaxy Watch, well, I'm wearing that one as I type this.
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It's a matter of interest, essentially, as gleaned by observing data gathered from existing activity on the Turo platform.
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In this acute window—essentially as immediately as possible after acid has touched skin—the damage must be contained.
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And all of that comes, essentially, as a result of the Chiefs wanting to switch to Mahomes from Smith.
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He saw it essentially as a snake-oil version of his own ambition to foster independent thinking in viewers.
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The changes center around the Domain Name System, a decentralized directory that acts essentially as the internet's address book.
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The CocoTerra team approached the industry godfather-like figure essentially as a cold call, and their risk paid off.
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And Shiite militia groups like Baghdad Katib Hezbollah (BKH) have been in Iraq for years, acting essentially as sleeper cells.
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During Scott Kelly's time in orbit, his brother Mark Kelly was down on Earth acting essentially as a control subject.
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"We're thinking of it essentially as a midcycle adjustment to policy," Powell said following the release of the Fed's decision.
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Essentially, as a requirement for someone to operate a VPN they have to have a license from the government there.
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"Border Patrol agents are the cop, they shouldn't also be acting essentially as a judge in these screenings," Acer said.
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PredictWise, based on betting markets, has it essentially as a three-way tie between him, Mr. Sanders and Kamala Harris.
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We're paying rent essentially as a country to a handful of companies that are selling second-rate, extraordinarily expensive internet access.
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The full report is quite readable (if you can mentally juggle the numerous acronyms), but the findings are essentially as follows.
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"This development will have a serious macroeconomic impact, since it operates essentially as an austerity mechanism by stealth," the institute said.
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Mt. Gox and the other exchanges function essentially as the bitcoin version of commodity exchanges, simplifying the experience of trading bitcoin.
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"We're thinking of it essentially as a mid-cycle adjustment to policy," Powell said during a press conference after the release.
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The DJI cam produces clean, sharp footage that looks essentially as smooth as the footage I captured using GoPro's HyperSmooth stabilization.
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It's essentially as basic as you can get when it comes to a cleanser, making it great for all skin types.
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Debit cards act essentially as cash, whereas if a thief uses your credit card, no money is actually taken from you.
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However, many believe that Mueller is using these indictments essentially as building blocks for his larger case on that central matter.
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It served essentially as a proof of concept, and the results are expected to be replicated on other types of ammunition.
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"Right now we are essentially, as a state, intervening after a child has been lead poisoned," said Lyke Thompson, a board member.
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Essentially, as long as ObamaCare coverage is available for those who want it, states can encourage less comprehensive coverage options as well.
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So the White House was essentially — as Breitbart correctly pointed out — thumbing its nose at the idea of a bipartisan DACA deal.
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When you're operating this way—essentially as a small business—you're much more vulnerable because you don't have that scaffolding of support.
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Post-stickying was a tactic The_Donald users would frequently use to get posts sent to r/all, which functions essentially as Reddit's frontpage.
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The company started essentially as a crowdsourced, community-driven wiki, where anyone could dip in to add or update data, and they did.
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Drones have the potential to function essentially as the aerial version of the remote-controlled car bombs found in that San Bernardino apartment.
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I was stunned, but also startled: I had just finished the latest draft of my essay, which read essentially as it appears above.
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The memos also suggest that Russian officials proposed various lucrative deals, essentially as disguised bribes in order to win influence over Mr. Trump.
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It doesn't get any better than this, but today the nation is borrowing essentially as it was when our people were shedding blood.
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Some analysts have speculated that the border tax will be inflationary in that it would act essentially as a consumption tax on Mexican goods.
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Clinton's campaign can tap into their army of volunteers and supporters to knock on doors and serve essentially as an arm of the campaign.
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Think: The basic facts of our food, something that we take essentially as the gospel truth, are typed into some form by some human.
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But, more importantly, it shows that Amazon is increasingly stemming its retail losses by essentially, as Stratechery's Ben Thompson has argued, taxing its customers.
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But its most infamous incarnation was immediately after the Civil War, when it functioned essentially as an armed insurgency against the Reconstruction-era government.
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If many Americans imagine slavery essentially as a system in which black men toiled on cotton plantations, Miles upends that stereotype several times over.
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Under the plan, military attaches and diplomats would be called to "to act essentially as a sales force for defense contractors," according to Reuters.
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"If you've got more income that can be saved, then automating that is a very smart thing to do, essentially as forced savings," Inman says.
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This advancement in technology allowed World War I to be the first major conflict that people could see and read about essentially as it happened.
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I take her quite seriously essentially as a performer or a public personality because she really takes it quite seriously herself, and really works it.
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Over time, Cohen said that the idea will be to expand Mentorships to more areas — essentially as many as there are Groups on the platform.
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The brace functions essentially as the muscles and bones of a leg, as long as the person wearing it is able to move the hips.
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Because the length of time spent working on a transition, many of the more senior people on the staffs end up working essentially as volunteers.
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"These are strikes that are conducted in the war zone using cyber essentially as a weapon of war," Defense Secretary Ash Carter told NPR on Sunday.
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The 100 Senators then serve essentially as a jury, with a ⅔ vote -- 67 votes out of 100 -- required to convict and remove the subject from office.
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Essentially, as the Trump Campaign attempted to create its own emoji topics to attack the Clinton campaign, Twitter was having similar discussions with other political organizations.
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ISMI devices act essentially as fake cellphone towers and, as mobile devices connect to them, they are able to snoop on the traffic that goes through.
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However, calculations by Reuters this month found that the Russian team in Vancouver was essentially as strong, at least on paper, as the one in Pyeongchang.
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This fate befalls Senan (Sam Keeley), who moves in with his sister-in-law (Ellen Page) after treatment and is regarded essentially as an ex-con.
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Share buybacks function essentially as a legal way for companies to drive up the price of their stock and, perhaps most importantly, to reward top executives.
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A key policy change would call for embassy staffers around the world to act essentially as a sales force for defense contractors, actively advocating on their behalf.
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For Clinton and her closest allies and supporters, "fake news" makes a convenient boogeyman because it paints her essentially as a victim of circumstances beyond her control.
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If you look, even the White House in talking about Medicare B is the business that we built essentially as a solution for bringing down costs. Right?
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It's essentially as good as result as Tesla can have hoped for from the U.S. traffic safety agency's investigation, which took place over the last six months.
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Many of these insurers have changed their tune owing to rising demand, including in categories where online questionnaires are essentially as effective as face-to-face visits.
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To add insult to injury, the board has hired two Treasury staffers to serve essentially as the professional staff's executive directors, an action that we find mystifying.
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The person behind the attack later told Motherboard that he hacked into VTech's servers essentially as a public service, to expose the company's "shitty security" to concerned parents.
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Both cases hinge on a 227-year-old statute called the All Writs Act, which serves, essentially, as a last resort for federal judges to enforce the law.
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Twitter has discussed the matter internally, though essentially as a thought exercise: could there be any tweet crazy enough to warrant banning a sitting US president from Twitter?
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Beyond this leading pack, while Chris Christie and John Kasich have each picked up important newspaper endorsements, the markets rank them essentially as 100-to-1 long shots.
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The 22 senators then serve essentially as a jury, with a two-thirds vote -- 67 votes out of 100 -- required to convict and remove the subject from office.
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Ahead of the Games, data compiled by Reuters found that the Russian team in Vancouver was essentially as strong, at least on paper, as the one in Pyeongchang.
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Speaking of developing, the scientist in question is also credited with creating the first color photograph, essentially, as well as refining and developing all sorts of electromagnetic theory.
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I sometimes write about eating, essentially as a way of writing about other things and making jokes, but I don't think I've ever read a book about food.
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Tesla's bestselling vehicle, the Model 3, can now be delivered in less than two weeks, which is essentially as quick as a new order can be built and delivered.
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The city announced last year that it will be employing a fleet of $35,000 jetpacks to act essentially as giant human-piloted drones to battle fires from the air.
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Essentially, as things work now, the skull is cut open, the brain is exposed, chips are installed, connectors are mounted to the skull, and the head is stitched up.
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Two months later, software developer Lemi Orhan Ergin realized that gaining root access to High Sierra machines was essentially as easy as inputting the username "root," no password required.
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The app, designed for kids aged six to 12, differs from Facebook at large in that it functions essentially as a bare-bones version of the company's Messenger app.
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Not terribly different, although I am able to get specific music much, much faster, and Sweden or Berlin is essentially as local as LA, where I live and work.
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The site is nominally owned by Bolivia's state-run mining company Comibol, but miners don't draw pay from the state; they work essentially as freelancers in loose-knit cooperatives.
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Race is alluded to at one point in the article, but it's kind of backdoor and offered essentially as a form of false consciousness argument attributed to Robert Putnam.
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Among the agents being deployed to sanctuary cities are members of the elite tactical unit known as BORTAC, which acts essentially as the SWAT team of the Border Patrol.
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But if the court does decide that it must or should take an impeachment-related case, it can do so essentially as quickly as it determines the situation demands.
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It's a statement of power, and when Miriam takes off her dress, it's essentially as if she had driven up in a Maserati and said 'This is what I am.
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The speech Donald Trump planned to give on Monday—billed essentially as a recitation of everything Republicans hate about Hillary Clinton—was originally intended to rally and calm nervous Republicans.
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This is a man whose own foundation, the Trump Foundation, has recently been accused in news reports of breaking the law by being used essentially as a political slush fund.
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Burning huge swaths of forest introduces carbon stored in biomass back into the atmosphere, and that carbon will stay there essentially as long as it takes the forest to regrow.
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All I know is that we've now seen three straight seasons of TV that are essentially as good as the medium gets (preceded by one that was really, really good).
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The shadowy financier's story has long been described essentially as Pizzagate But True, an amalgamation of everything suspected of depraved, decadent, corrupt elites at a time of massive distrust in government.
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Mr. Lee grew up during the Japanese occupation of Korea, and as a teenager, he was taken to Japan and forced to work for a steel maker, essentially as slave labor.
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Essentially, as Akecheta tells Maeve's daughter, and therefore Maeve, he avoided death for nearly a decade just so he would continue to remember, and hopefully find, his lost love Kohana (Julia Jones).
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Now the office is dodging key questions about about how it handles settlements — and their disclosure — compounding criticism that it has been used essentially as a way to cover up bad behavior.
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By the time they got to their hit "R U Mine," the crowd was in an absolute frenzy and, as this bonkers video evidence suggests, was essentially as loud as the band.
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" Steve Schale, a friend of Mr. Gaetz from Tallahassee who ran Barack Obama's 2008 campaign in Florida, said he viewed it essentially as a game and "is adjusting as the rules shift.
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With Henry deployed essentially as a decoy against a Spartans defense that stacked the line of scrimmage, Coker torched Michigan State for 286 yards passing and two touchdowns in a 38-0 victory.
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Julian Epstein, the former chief counsel for the House Judiciary Committee Democrats during the Clinton impeachment, argued that there is typically a report that accompanies the Articles that acts essentially as the indictment.
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Chart: Nvidia Chart: Nvidia Paresh Kharya, group product marketing manager for Nvidia's Tesla data center products, says this communication speed enables them to treat the GPUs essentially as a one giant, single GPU.
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Essentially, as the hydrogen in the star's core is exhausted, helium waste is left behind, increasing the temperature and density of the core until it it becomes hot enough for helium to burn.
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MBS became the leading influence on the kingdom's domestic policy as well as its foreign relations, serving essentially as the head of government while his father performed the formal head of state duties.
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That's essentially as far as the biennial connection goes; that part of the name is mostly tongue-in-cheek, although another iteration of the event may occur in two years, Borello told me.
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Authorities are seeking to determine whether the sale violated federal law, which requires that sellers register as gun dealers if they're buying and selling guns for profit and acting essentially as gun dealers.
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But their model is essentially as follows: when the designer labels produce more clothes than normal shops will sell at full price, TJX and Ross buy them at a deep discount, then resell them.
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What you will not find anywhere is a headphone jack, which is a curious omission since so many iPads are used essentially as televisions, and so many pro media workflows demand low-latency audio monitoring.
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That's partly because Japan's mobile market has functioned essentially as an oligopoly, dominated by NTT DoCoMo, au-KDDI and SoftBank, which currently account for around 45 percent, 31 percent and 24 percent market share, respectively.
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FABER: THE IDEA THAT GE SHOULD REMAIN TOGETHER ESSENTIALLY AS A CONGLOMERATION OF THESE BUSINESSES BECAUSE THERE IS A BENEFIT – FROM IT. FLANNERY: I'M OPEN TO – I'M COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE OPERATIONS OF THE COMPANY.
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Chris: The system can be set up essentially as it is now, where the only record kept is that a background check happened — no record of the gun sale, type of gun or serial number.
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First, it was being funded by Spotify, essentially as an arm's-length project to see how well a B2B strategy could be developed, without clouding the growth and focus of the core team at Spotify.
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Under the majority's reasoning, he said, consumers who make payments to online platforms are considered direct purchasers, even when the platforms do not set prices and function essentially as consignment agents between buyers and sellers.
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During years when crime and urban paranoia were spiking, the work might be seen as a creepy metaphor for vulnerability, but Mr. Acconci saw it essentially as an open-ended and in many ways optimistic narrative.
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In keeping with the norm in the ad world, Publicis has been built up by way of acquisitions, and operates essentially as a holding company for all of them to largely continue working in their silos.
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The integration work would involve the missile defense systems capabilities on board the aircraft, special communications and electronic equipment, cutting-edge avionics and advanced technology that allows the plane to serve essentially as a flying Oval Office.
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Overwatch players pick their main class essentially as an expression of what aspect of the game they want to focus on; McCree mains enjoy twitch skills, while Mercy mains are in it for positioning and game sense.
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The All Writs Act of 1789 that the government wants a judge to tap to force Apple's hand serves essentially as a last resort for judges to compel an action so long as it's legal and necessary.
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The kitchen still looks essentially as it appears in photographs from the 1960s and '70s, down to the whisks, the tart rings and that big boxwood rolling pin, all hanging in their assigned places on the pegboard.
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"The situation at the moment is demand for foreign currency is bigger than supply and essentially as the economy advances you will find that there will be interest in foreign currency generation," Winston Chitando said in London.
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One is, essentially, as a marketing strategy: a way not simply of winning the hearts and minds of the vast audience available in Japan, South Korea and, especially, China, but of attracting sponsors from those markets, too.
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Considering the way Kenny was used in Bachelorette season 13, essentially as target practice for Lee's basest compulsions, it would have been easy to to let the wrestler remain a two-dimensional character in the Bachelor Nation universe.
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According to the new information, Mr. Pruitt used a top aide essentially as a personal assistant, having her try to procure a used mattress from the Trump International Hotel and to help search for an apartment for him.
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But we are looking to enrich and empower our artists to be as successful as possible because we see them essentially as being brand ambassadors for our label and being something that personifies our talents and brands as creatives.
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Army-affiliated militias, made up mainly of youths, raped and abducted women and girls essentially as a form of payment, under an agreement that allowed them to "do what you can and take what you can," the team reported.
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" Others, including Dave Grossman, a retired Army lieutenant colonel and a censorship advocate who attended the White House meeting, have cited research to back up the view that video games are essentially, as he wrote in 2013, "murder simulators.
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Although Lincoln Center was founded to serve essentially as the landlord to constituent organizations, over time it began offering its own performances and series, including Mostly Mozart and Great Performers — leading to competition for resources, ticket sales and contributions.
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J.P. Morgan, one of the largest U.S. banks, is already forecasting two Fed rate cuts this year, but is casting that essentially as a successful insurance policy, with very modest changes to their outlook for global growth next year.
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"The city relies on the police force to serve, essentially, as a collection agency for the municipal court rather than a law enforcement entity," then-Attorney General Eric Holder said in 2015 when the DOJ investigation of Ferguson was released.
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"The current armed conflict in Yemen began, essentially, as a domestic struggle for power between political and tribal factions," Farea al-Muslimi and Adam Baron, two leading experts on Yemen, write in a paper for Yemen's Sanaa Center for Strategic Studies.
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The company seems to have set out to tax essentially as much of the economic activity in the United States as it can, and because the convenience it offers is so, well, convenient, consumers are largely prone to let it.
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For more than a century, Scotland has played here, essentially as a tenant of Queen's Park: initially on short-term staging agreements and then, more recently, under long-term leases, usually agreed to depending on certain improvements to the stadium.
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But what is deeply unusual in Carter case is that calls and texts are being treated essentially as weapons by the prosecution—the rough "equivalent of a gun or a knife," as veteran Boston defense attorney Martin G. Weinberg put it.
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Many scientists had assumed that, when this technology was first used in humans, it would edit out mutations tied to a single gene that were certain to cause a child pain and suffering once it was born — essentially, as a last resort.
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It's possible that Sansa and Theon will eventually fall in love, despite being raised essentially as siblings (stranger things have happened on this show!), but as with most things on Game Of Thrones, that depends on their good fortune in the battles to come.
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Facebook shareholders are getting fed up with Zuckerberg but can't do anything about hi Michael Hiltzik looks at the (doomed) shareholder proposals to reduce Mark Zuckerberg's authority over the platform: "Facebook operates essentially as a dictatorship," observes the supporting statement for one of those proposals.
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There was a time, in the 1970s and '80s, when the attention of historians was on this level of high politics, seeing Hitler's rise to power essentially as a result of political machinations and the fundamental opposition of all German elites to democratic government.
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For three high-spending, high-flying months, he campaigned essentially as a phantasm, ubiquitous in television commercials but averse to interviews, a supposed paragon of electability who had yet to put himself before voters, more idea than actuality, able to be seen but not touched.
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"So if Trump's actions were designed to frustrate or impede the Federal Election Commission's ability to disclose campaign expenditures (defined essentially as "anything of value") to the American people, then, yes, he could be charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States," Waxman wrote.
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The problem is so widespread in the Laserdisc community that the Laserdisc Database (LDDB), a hub for collectors, has an entire page dedicated to listing the most prevalent films featuring such issues with decay, essentially as a way to warn its members not to buy specific discs.
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Partial transcripts from one of those interviews revealed that Mr. Pruitt used one of his top aides last year essentially as a personal assistant, having her help him search for an apartment as well as try to procure a used mattress from the Trump International Hotel.
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Google is treating it essentially as a console in the sky, Nvidia is trying to get you access to your PC gaming library (Steam in the sky!), and Microsoft is hoping to leverage its Xbox and Windows ecosystems by bringing the games it's already developed and licensed.
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After scrubbing his face clean with Proactiv, John begins his night moisturizing regimen, which also serves essentially as infomercial for his favorite line of products, Natura Bissé, a brand he "has a feeling is used mainly by people in their 60s and 70s," but one that he loves nonetheless.
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WASHINGTON — Scott Pruitt, the chief of the Environmental Protection Agency, used one of his top aides last year essentially as a personal assistant, having her help him search for an apartment as well as to try to procure a used mattress from the Trump International Hotel, congressional transcripts show.
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I felt kinda smug, of course, but also lived on a razor edge of diet and exercise, and I thought about food constantly, and many of the things I didn't like about my body actually did not go away, even weighing essentially as little as I possibly could.
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Beijing also criticized the U.S. efforts to foster the relationship with the Taiwanese government and its president Tsai Ing-wen, including the opening of a new office complex for the American Institute in Taiwan that works essentially as Washington's informal embassy due to the absence of formal diplomatic ties since 1949.
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For years they've acted essentially as a black-market version of nation-states, charging taxes and fees for immigrants crossing through their territories, dictating what roads, buses, or trains they can take, and often forcing them to become cannon fodder for the gangs' seemingly endless wars against one another and the government.
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Although the Lee County tornado with winds as high as 170 miles per hour was considered an EF 4 tornado (on a scale of EF 1 to EF 5), the death toll was essentially as high as was that caused by a massive EF 5 tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma in May 85033.
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And so Meredith and I realized that we had to make our lives a lot harder and actually do it ourselves, and so now we head the AI Now Institute at NYU, and it's really the world's first institute to really center these concerns, and we created it essentially as an interdisciplinary institute.
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That's what the adventurous jazz pianist Aaron Diehl did on Alan Gilbert's last opening gala program with the New York Philharmonic in 2016: He played Gershwin's Concerto in F essentially as written, with great style and flair, but folded in passages of tasteful improvisation that truly added a fresh dimension to the work.
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Schultz and Bloomberg, if they ever won, would govern essentially as moderate Democrats and have to contend with the same partisan climate as any president—Republicans wouldn't stop opposing action on climate change or citizenship for undocumented immigrants just because the guy in the White House didn't have a D next to his name.
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Bush became a quiet hero in the war effort, serving essentially as the first national science adviser to a president, providing critical oversight of the Manhattan Project—the WWII research effort that produced the atomic bomb-- and eventually helping to create the National Science Foundation In 217, Vannevar Bush submitted his landmark report, Science: The Endless Frontier, to President Roosevelt.
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Right, so the Defense Innovation Board is a group of folks from outside the department, each of whom have really deep expertise in an area of tech, and they travel together essentially as a bunch of consultants who visit different commands around the world and look at what they're doing and then make suggestions for maybe how they could be doing things better.
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"I assume that he would do this by executive order invoking the state of national emergency and the fact that he's treating this as essentially as being at war with a virus, with emergency conditions traditionally being associated with more expansive presidential powers," said Miranda Yaver, an expert in both presidential powers and public health at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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Shortly after his Super Bowl show, according to two television executives with knowledge of the discussions, Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, began several private conversations with Mr. Colbert to express concerns about the direction of the show, and to address one glaring problem: "The Late Show" effectively had no showrunner — someone who serves essentially as a head coach for a show — other than Mr. Colbert himself.
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"We know from the Erik Prince testimony … that [Prince] had a meeting with Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE before he made that trip to the Seychelles traveling halfway around the world to have what he described essentially as a coincidental meeting with a Russian in a bar," Schiff told ABC News.
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