That includes "every bit of marking, every bit of machining, every bit of drilling," he adds.
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It costs less than the most expensive smartphones while performing every bit as smoothly and looking every bit as glamorous.
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Trump's second is every bit the equal of the first in its slapdash nihilism — and every bit as unlikely to become law.
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I'm going through every bit of emotion . . .
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" Graham argued that Gorsuch is "every bit as qualified.
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The Chilcot Report is every bit as important to Americans as it is to Britons and every bit as relevant to this country's current politics, not to mention our Middle East policy.
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Bill enjoyed every bit of his life to the fullest.
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See, failure was every bit a part of the journey.
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AM2R feels every bit a classic Metroid: claustrophobic, vibrant, tense.
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And yes, it was every bit as scary as advertised.
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They can absorb every bit of information you can imagine.
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And Thompson's angling on defense was every bit as good.
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Grigory Yakovlevich was every bit the hero from Maya's stories.
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"It's every bit as hard hit as here," he said.
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Every bit of information from the U.S. will move gold.
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He's been a constant toxin through every bit of this.
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It's every bit as fantastic and magical as we'd hoped!
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Steve Bannon deserves every bit of scrutiny he's now receiving.
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Looking for every bit of archival footage we could find.
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Every bit of bad news led to the same conclusion.
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And that means every bit of added information can help.
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He's every bit the heart and soul of our team.
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He is every bit the otherworldly creature he's helped create.
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It is every bit as worthy of attention and conversation.
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The Rohingya are every bit as Burmese as she is.
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But not every bit of Chinese investment has been welcomed.
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It looked every bit as aww-worthy as you'd expect. .
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Yet people are already making progress, and every bit counts.
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She's amazing, worth every bit of attention she gets here.
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Yes, it is every bit as incredible as you'd expect.
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Yes, it's every bit as ridiculous as it sounds. Tasteless?
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And yet every bit of it, they argue, is legal.
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But for those with little other choice, every bit helps.
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It is every bit as monumental for us as Aug.
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Just every bit of anguish and turning yourself inside out.
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Instead, Obama was every bit as indifferent as his predecessors.
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I wrung every bit of usable time from my days.
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Alas, every bit of stomach space is filled to capacity.
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This burger was every bit as tasty as it looks.
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But I love him every bit as much, maybe more.
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Twitch pays $0.01 for every Bit donated to your channel.
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She said she was grateful for every bit of support.
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This tactic is every bit as destructive as it sounds.
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Every bit of her independence, she felt, had been stripped.
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Rowling's looked every bit as enchanting as you would imagine.
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Philosophy helps us do so every bit as well as psychology.
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"We try to sell every bit of gas produced," Hamm argued.
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This was every bit as trashy as we could have hoped.
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And, guess what, he moves every bit as well as them.
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Syed sensed they were every bit as nervous as he was.
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"It ended up we needed every bit of that," Price said.
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Eventually they will squeeze every bit of profit out of you.
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Every bit you take away from cars is a battle, forever?
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The Namibian sun is every bit as potent as you've heard.
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"He was every bit as important as Mr. Smith," Fitzpatrick said.
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Still, some scientists need every bit of gain they can get.
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They are every bit as important in handling other international threats.
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He plays a tortured villain and looks every bit the part.
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The touchscreen is every bit as responsive as the Surface Pro's.
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This trailer is every bit as good with the sound off.
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But the seduction is every bit as illusory as Charles Maitland's.
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But she's every bit as tough or tougher than they are.
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He looked every bit like, well, a two-time league MVP.
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Becket Adams: Pence deserves every bit of criticism for praising Arpaio.
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My story was not salacious but was every bit as enraging.
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Nearly every bit of dialogue is immediately challenged by another character.
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St. Ann's could do the same, they're every bit as cool.
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Now, not every bit of research points to such a scenario.
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I hated every bit of it but thought it was normal.
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All the while she filmed every bit of triumph and tragedy.
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To become every bit as notable as a16z or Sequoia Capital.
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They're coming off of Trump every bit as much as Hillary.
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Streamers receive one cent for every Bit used in their chat.
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"It took every bit of courage I had to do that."
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And yes, it's as every bit as creepy as it sounds.
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Even though its products are every bit as beloved as bleach?
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Every bit of published material need not be in every library.
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And Biles was every bit of herself during the team finals.
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They're out there all the time, checking every bit of feedback.
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I think if we had done a better job on that, we wouldn't have eliminated every bit of xenophobia or every bit of extreme rhetoric, but I think we would have reduced the tension level a lot.
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Politics has successfully seeped into every bit of our consciousness this year.
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We probably paid for every bit of that stuff, you know that?
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And here she is, lounging backstage looking every bit the Angel herself.
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From start to finish, the wedding was every bit the fairy tale.
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For scraping every bit of THC-laced batter out of a bowl.
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It's still every bit as accurate, but it's less a central element.
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The interior is every bit as sleek and minimalist as we expected.
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It was just every bit as exciting as I'd hoped it'd be.
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She will lose every bit of her privacy, and that's a shame.
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Why Verge readers might care: Because every bit of that sounds terrific.
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So every bit of exposed wall is used for a different purpose.
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They are every bit as lethal as 9mm pistol or rifle bullets.
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This veneer of innocence is every bit as evident in his prose.
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These girls need every bit of help that we can get them.
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Every bit of plastic you see on our beaches shouldn't be there.
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He's every bit as good a passer as he is a scorer.
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Her playlist reflects this vice, every bit as eclectic as she is.
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They need every bit of pain relief they can get for themselves.
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Wring every bit of fun out of them, and then move on.
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They're still every bit as dramatic, even when you know what's coming.
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It is a Porsche, after all, and feels every bit of one.
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They're every bit as motivated to come back and do it again.
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As the title suggests, freedom is every bit as awful as incarceration.
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Every bit of success, he said again, would have to be earned.
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Creatively, the maestro is every bit as active as his younger relatives.
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Our coach's wisdom was less patchouli-scented, and every bit as confounding.
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"We have every bit of statistical data known to mankind," Higashioka said.
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In many states, band competitions are every bit as intense as sports.
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Literally every bit of blood seen on screen was created through CGI.
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But in his first postseason he was looking every bit the rookie.
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Luis Vielma loved every bit of working at the harry potter ride.
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Many conductors pump the music for every bit of roiling, erotic excess.
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The results are every bit as hilarious as the best sketch comedy.
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Affiliates and partners receive $0.01 for every Bit used on their channel.
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They hated him, every bit as much as Democrats hate Donald Trump.
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The cardigan is as every bit as bad as you make it.
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Affiliates and partners receive $0.01 for every Bit used on their channel.
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But Visker, 45, said his fast is every bit a spiritual discipline.
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The book is, no surprise, every bit as rowdy as the movie.
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Civ looked every bit the grandiose venture in world conquering that it is.
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Image: Stocksnap (Pixabay)When it comes to exercise, every bit really does count.
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Mark your calendars now, and enjoy every bit of sunshine you can get!
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All of the broadcast networks and CNN carried every bit of it live.
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It was textbook Donald: puckish and irreverent, uncowed and every bit the bully.
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For every bit of polluting energy, they buy a corresponding bit of renewables.
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Many, many ups and downs, but they're definitely worth every bit of it!
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Every bit of avoided consumption lowers the target that emissions cuts must hit.
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I was going to squeeze every bit of life out of it, dammit.
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We got it, and we got all of it, every bit of it.
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The Jesko looks every bit the road racer that it's intended to be.
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Every bit we prevent is a bit we don't have to adapt to.
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It's every bit as sparkly as you can imagine — just like her personality.
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But I enjoyed watching season two every bit as much as season one.
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The show is every bit as good today as it was on Tuesday.
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A culture fit is every bit as important as experience, talent and education.
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The new Pixels look every bit as unexciting and quotidian as their predecessors.
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Mr Mnangagwa's record is every bit as odious as that of Mr Mugabe.
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It feels every bit the icon we've come to know on the stage.
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Every bit of silver on the board was hand soldered there by Jacob.
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But things are every bit as dysfunctional on the left as the right.
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And DedSec uses every bit of innovative mischief to make their political points.
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"Every bit of optimism is met with a bit of melancholy," said Paul.
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Been watchin him play this season and I've loved every bit of it!
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Paul Henreid between them—Henreid staring into the camera and looking every bit
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Every bit of information above ought to include a mention of the price.
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Ben Rothwell's career turnaround has been every bit as impressive as Mark Hunt's.
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He is every bit their equal, reminding us that communism can be defeated.
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CMV should be every bit as urgent a priority as Zika, he argues.
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What is more, not acting can be every bit as consequential as acting.
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And that was every bit as important as the president's right to nominate.
|
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This year, every bit of news is impacting the market, good or bad.
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As he strode into the winner's enclosure, he looked every bit the part.
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Pile the meat up on the bottom making sure it covers every bit.
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Every bit of dialogue is evocative and more than a little hard-boiled.
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Our lives matter every bit as much as those of our healthy neighbors.
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Every bit of evidence says that Clinton never even weighed in on it.
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Once he's a man, a woman's changeability can be every bit as baffling.
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They kept every bit of themselves covered: wide brimmed hats, face masks, gloves.
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I instinctively took in every bit of air until there was none left.
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To Picard, Dahj is every bit as deserving of empathy as Data was.
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This man deserves every bit of respect he has today❤️💖 pic.twitter.
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Of course, our pets need vaccines every bit as much as we do.
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They are every bit prepared to now be able to take that step.
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She was a walking contradiction, a goddamn delight, and every bit our Leia.
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And they're undermining the institution of Congress every bit as much as Trump.
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Half the program was every bit as rousing as the "Sound On" event.
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It's your 2-220 favorite, and it deserves every bit of it. Who?
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You're every bit as smart as anybody entering the Stanford class of 2022.
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Okja's unusual introduction to the world was oddly fitting for a film that's every bit as weird — and on the whole, every bit as wonderful — as you'd expect from Bong, especially in a screenplay co-written with Frank screenwriter Jon Ronson.
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They played a little corn hole and looked every bit the perfectly fit couple.
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One part Princess Leia, one part croissant, the hairstyle was every bit delectably chic.
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Millions of plays later, it's still every bit as capable of raising heart rates.
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It's unfiltered, every bit as sophomoric and occasionally vulgar as his rallies and tweets.
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And judging by these new promo shots, the sequel is every bit as scary.
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Here's her styling, in which she looks every bit the supermodel that she is.
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Alcorn State gave every bit as good as it got in the first half.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are every bit as hawkish on China as Trump.
|
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She saved every bit of these scant wages to purchase phone and email minutes.
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So rarely in our time does a story command every bit of your attention.
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It's every bit as addictive as looking back in time through the TimeHop app.
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Let's commemorate every bit of levity featured on this season of Game of Thrones.
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It's for pros taking landscapes and other shots where every bit of detail counts.
|
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Netflix has a brand new horror series that looks every bit as nightmare-inducing.
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Lively, 28, chose a silver Ralph & Russo number, looking every bit the screen siren.
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It looks like it'll be every bit as beautiful and bizarre as the first.
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Yes, you read that correctly, and it's every bit as delightful as it sounds.
|
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He might be different from Lyra, but he's every bit as vibrant a hero.
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And yes, don't worry, it's every bit as good as you think it is.
|
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The journey towards an elusive goal is every bit as important as the destination.
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Perched on the edge of his seat, he seems every bit the vote-wrangler.
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It's every bit as intuitive and responsive as the Mac trackpad (the gold standard).
|
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But AI makes ubiquitous surveillance worthwhile, because every bit of data is potentially valuable.
|
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And with a show this mysterious, you'll want to absorb every bit of it.
|
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"Every bit of that building was absolutely disgusting," a former employee told the Verge.
|
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He looked every bit a sure thing to be a star in the pros.
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I asked for every bit of help I could get - just for the Derby.
|
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They're trying to whittle down every last bit of material, every bit of weight.
|
|
Ready to squeeze every bit of opportunity out of TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 8003?
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These marketplaces are every bit as unforgiving as legal marketplaces, and reputation is key.
|
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The answer is every bit as dastardly as you'd expect from a murderous fungus.
|
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Every bit of it is done to get them moving forward in their lives.
|
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The falling standard of football is harder to explain but every bit as obvious.
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McDonald's Golden Arches are every bit as familiar to the French as to Americans.
|
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It's relearning that Chuck can be every bit as much the showman as Jimmy.
|
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Seen here, he proves he's every bit the swoon-worthy style star, as well.
|
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His replacement, sophomore Mike Weber, has the potential to be every bit as good.
|
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"Every bit of the blood found in 800Xchange was identified as Chris," says Dalu.
|
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" In case you were wondering, Twitter is here for every bit of this "feud.
|
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Every bit of his energy is behind every one of those 100-plus fastballs.
|
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Three relievers followed and pitched every bit as effectively, giving up no further hits.
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They're wired behind the neck but they're every bit a competitor to Apple's AirPods.
|
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Kourtney turns to Kylie, who looks every bit the baby sister at that moment.
|
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Heavy, wide, and fairly colorful, it looked every bit the classic fast-food cheeseburger.
|
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Pairing bottles to occasions is every bit as important as pairing wine with food.
|
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It was every bit of the symbolism I didn't fully know I was missing.
|
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Every bit as rule-flouting, but even more ubiquitous, is the untucked dress shirt.
|
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And still, G.P. — as she is known to friends — remains every bit the celebrity.
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The CW's Kate Kane is every bit the queer superhero audiences need right now.
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Evan can replace every bit of it a hundred times over with the money.
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Some of these Marines turn criminal and deserve every bit of punishment they get.
|
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Keep in mind that "some episode in Season Four" is every bit as plausible.
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That's so remarkable, and he deserves every bit of credit that comes his way.
|
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Regulatory reform is every bit as worthy of our attention, and maybe more so.
|
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Why would you slow the economy a bit for every bit you boosted it?
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The fans were every bit as charismatic, excited, and passionate as Judas Priest fans.
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"She is a good friend and every bit as talented as her mother," said Channing.
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I'm ready to feel every bit of it, and I'm gonna use all of it.
|
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But every bit of tech we've ever built is for helping people in different ways.
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The next #DebateNight moderators will be every bit as unbiased and objective as Lester Holt.
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And, as Timothy learns, he's got a bite every bit as bad as his bark.
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" But, she added, "I'd trade every bit of it just to hold my daughter again.
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The jump seems very incremental, but every bit of margin is critical for the company.
|
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Evidence is mounting that girls are every bit as competent as boys in these areas.
|
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This time, it's the woman's story, and Taapsee Pannu owns every bit of her role.
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Henry Ford's Model T was every bit as disruptive as Uber (or Facebook or Google).
|
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Step Up deserves every bit of glowing fan fiction and middling critical reviews it gets.
|
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Despite the long wait, the new game is every bit as enchanting as the original.
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Remembering that they were viewed every bit as negatively as you are viewing others today.
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Spoiler alert: She's every bit as delightful as her on-screen persona (if not more).
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The fifth and last change to Europe's regulatory framework could take every bit as long.
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She was every bit the beautiful, sexy, funny, flawed creature I fell in love with.
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Plus, every bit from the pulled pork to the ribs lives up to the hype.
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He was every bit as important to American dance as Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.
|
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It's fittingly named Diamond Diana, and looks every bit as glamorous as Ms. Ross herself.
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And for her part, Meghan looked every bit the duchess — down to her sheer stockings!
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Meanwhile, technology has never made it so easy to catch every bit of the action.
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It keeps me every bit as warm as a scarf, but it's way less fussy.
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"It will be every bit as good on pre-existing conditions as Obamacare," he said.
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The world that we're depicting is every bit as off kilter as our show is.
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Trolls, on the other hand, is a children's movie, but every bit as out-there.
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Donning the singer's matchy-matchy style, oversized necklace, and hat, Zendaya looks every bit Bruno.
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They deserve a "new girls' network" every bit as powerful as the old boys' club.
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" Another top strategist said Democrats should "squeeze every bit of juice out of that orange.
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Hate speech has spread everywhere [...] Every bit of what he's done has helped fuel this.
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A loss in Ohio on Tuesday would hand every bit of that momentum to Democrats.
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Critics of commercial wind power consider themselves every bit as environmentally conscious as the governor.
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Mistakenly described as "sedentary," even "harmless," they can be every bit as lethal as grizzlies.
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"And now more than ever we know that every bit of warming matters," Krug said.
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An imperfect understanding of history is every bit as harmful as complete ignorance of history.
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Baalsrud joked to them that it was every bit as nice as the Hotel Savoy.
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It was slow, difficult work, learning to trust myself again, but every bit worth it.
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Each dot and line is distinct, and every bit of the red landscape is filled.
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Through every track, the crowd gives back every bit of what the band puts out.
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It's gorgeously shot, meticulously put together, and every bit as beautiful as the track itself.
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But when you see it, it's every bit as Star Trek as luxury space communism.
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Every bit of the production, from opening night to the last night of the tour.
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Still, Ginsburg seems every bit the loving and supportive companion as the great Chewbacca, himself.
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Ready to squeeze every bit of opportunity out of Disrupt SF this October 2-4?
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It takes every bit of the time to get to every one and build relationships.
|
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When circumstances warrant it, she can be every bit as boring as the next politician.
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It's a new level of using every bit of the Kardashian industrial complex for parts.
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Known as Masha, Ms. Yovanovitch, 61, looked every bit the outsider in a dangerous village.
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"Sometimes incidents are overdramatized, but this is every bit of a tragedy," Mr. Tyner said.
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Human civilization in the Americas was every bit as ancient and rich as in Europe.
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But every bit of more accurate data can help improve efforts to protect endangered wildlife.
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Climbing the mountain Handsome and charismatic, Charles Templeton was every bit the evangelist as Graham.
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They're varied, challenging, educational and, above all, fun — every bit as good as U.K. cryptics.
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"Every bit of loss productivity increases costs to consumers and hurts hard-working American families."
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He was every bit the unapologetic patron of Slauson, Crenshaw and South Central Los Angeles.
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The mask, it seems, is every bit as complex and intricate as the real thing.
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However, there's one major update that's less flashy, but every bit as useful: Your Control Center.
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PW: I think there is a whole history of painting, and I can use every bit.
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He wants them to be every bit as proud of him as he is of them.
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I ran a half marathon yesterday and I am feeling every bit of those 0003 miles.
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I know every bit of that world, and I know my friends and what they believe.
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Although it has retro flare, the new 911 R is every bit a modern performance Porsche.
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Anaya laid out his vision for the country and appeared every bit the 21st century candidate.
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He's every bit the colossal figure that so many imaginations have dreamt of over the years.
|
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So far, Tech Week is shaping up to be every bit as memorable as Infrastructure Week!
|
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The government's reaction has arguably been every bit as worrying as the claims made against it.
|
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That voyage is every bit as risky as the one migrants are making across the Mediterranean.
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The show is every bit as good, as delightfully odd, and as touching as the comic.
|
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The show's actors are all over social media, looking every bit as excited as we are.
|
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Think about the state of Social Security, then consider that Medicare is every bit as problematic.
|
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Practically every bit of dietary advice out there has a diametrically opposed theory to compete with.
|
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She is every bit the second-time mom and also very obviously soothed by an epidural.
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It looks every bit as strange and gloomy as the first, and wonderfully quirky as well.
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It's every bit as much of a role-playing game as it is a card game.
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It's magnetic, like the one on the Boundary Errant backpack, and it's every bit as frustrating.
|
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And the story is every bit as weird as the story of the "Game of Thrones".
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First of all, it makes sure to ground every bit of its story in personal relationships.
|
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She has loved this sport every bit as much as it has failed to love her.
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Every bit of the art that I put out in the world, I mean it 200%.
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It's every bit as philosophical as you think, but the film doesn't offer all the answers.
|
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"It's not just that the peacekeepers are allowed in, though listen, every bit helps," Clooney said.
|
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Credit to her she has pushed herself a lot and deserves every bit of her success.
|
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Now, every bit of his journey seemed to require a lengthy chain of emails to finalize.
|
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Instead, the Times's history with 1776 is every bit as glowing as the American dream itself.
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"As a character, the Enterprise is every bit as important as Kirk and Spock," Cawley says.
|
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With all the cutbacks airlines have been making recently, we welcome every bit of good news.
|
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But he's been a hair less invincible than he was last season, and every bit counts.
|
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His vile character is every bit the petulant rich kid bully cliché we've come to loath.
|
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After all, you deserve to be treated every bit as well as you treat others, right?
|
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"Steven deserves every bit of happiness that comes his way," Avery's attorney Kathleen Zellner tells PEOPLE.
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The support they have been getting has been amazing and they deserve every bit of it.
|
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They feared the power of majorities and demagogues every bit as much as they feared kings.
|
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Producing art is a form of addiction, every bit as compulsive as alcohol or other addictions.
|
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For every bit of sensible dialogue or clarifying moment, Twin Peaks also provides a bewildering tidbit.
|
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Then, a day later, it was my daughter's turn, and it was every bit as brutal.
|
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That aside, it makes every bit of sense that Trump would want to go after Tester.
|
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"We're just living in the moment," he said, "and going to enjoy every bit of it."
|
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And the film continues to look every bit as interesting, like some weird, Marvel-ized Matrix.
|
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What's not up for debate is that collecting every bit of data will be crucially important.
|
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He was only twenty-nine, but he looked every bit the engaged citizen and responsible father.
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Not every bit of cruelty and sadness and poverty and disease suddenly stricken from the earth.
|
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Netflix may have every bit as sophisticated a backend, but it took years to build out.
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I quickly transfer $229 from my savings account — it's not a lot, but every bit helps!
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Some of the machines are more than 50 years old and sound every bit their age.
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President Nixon, every bit as much as President Trump, believed that the press was his enemy.
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But "UnREAL" was every bit as provocative and daring, and more complex in its moral shadings.
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"I put every bit of it in three shares of Cities Service preferred," Buffett tells CNBC.
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The one on the right shows you every bit of data, perhaps inflating the content's urgency.
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"In his review Matt wrote:The Urus is every bit a Lamborghini and a worthy first "SSUV.
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On paper, this was every bit a basketball mismatch as it was an academic pick 'em.
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She's every bit the object of male desire, the fantasy, non-threatening in her passive sexuality.
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Building and deploying patches is hard work, every bit as delicate and creative as finding vulnerabilities.
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It, too, is noisy and festive and every bit as deliberately chaotic as its southern counterpart.
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Every bit as much as Christians, non-religious people or Muslims in Germany, namely, absolutely nothing.
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And the city is every bit as crowded and exciting as they imagined it would be.
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It was every bit as charming and beautiful as a city established in 1521 should be.
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Wrong — the people I met were every bit at sea as they were seven months ago.
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To the MD commenter who weirdly insults women for eating — I enjoyed every bit of it.
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He earned every bit of this victory, his 14th on the PGA Tour and 29th worldwide.
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And Rutter has been every bit as efficient and unbeatable as Greg Maddux in his prime.
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Once you enter the retail world, every bit of stimulus is just another incentive to spend.
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"Science is a process of refinement, and every bit builds on what went before," Cameron says.
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When my father was dying in 1974, my mother was there for every bit of it.
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"When you're producing at the volume that we produce, every bit of efficiency matters," said Liz.
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One has the feeling that Bowden wanted to cram every bit of research into his book.
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In short, the Senate bill is every bit as cruel and grotesque as its critics say.
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On May 1: It will be every bit as good on pre-existing conditions as Obamacare.
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Lopez set out to prove that she was every bit as vital at twice that age.
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In company Slack chats obtained by BuzzFeed News, Burke is every bit the young, brash CEO.
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He plays away from the puck every bit as hard as he plays with the puck.
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Westphal, though less well-known, was every bit as significant, a creative genius of astonishing eclecticism.
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They're going down 37 feet, 11 ½ inches, every bit of it through Manhattan's famously stubborn schist.
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Here, desire becomes every bit as objective as cut flowers or bearded men in a room.
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Add the buy-in from Steven Adams, who was every bit as effective attacking the rim (getting retribution for Draymond's wandering leg) as he was defending it—along with Roberson and Ibaka pulling weight—and the Thunder looked every bit the incumbent kings of the West.
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Teen Vogue has the scoop on the story, and you can feel every bit of Cabello's shock.
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We saw a demo, and we promise that it looks every bit as cool as it sounds.
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It means going through every bit of social media that we can, and so any of it.
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Mobile VR doesn't get the shine, but it's every bit as important as the more expensive stuff.
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A standard computer uses binary data: every bit of data is either a one or a zero.
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In the end, it made every bit of drudgery associated with his dull, incompetent predecessor presidents worthwhile.
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I remember another night in late 2006, less ostensibly standout but every bit as important to me.
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Astley's second major single is every bit the '80s gold that "Never Gonna Give You Up" was.
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"I know of every bit of DJ equipment on the island," Alby of Technical Glitch told me.
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With high-tech fabrics and unusual construction, it's designed to eke out every bit of athletic optimization.
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Every bit of news surrounding the Netflix revival of Gilmore Girls has sent fans into a frenzy.
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Nevertheless it feels every bit as much a Hughes film as The Breakfast Club or Sixteen Candles.
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And here's the best news: The S29 and S93+ are every bit as premium as their competitors.
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It will require skills every bit as varied as Mr Ecclestone's to keep the business on track.
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Mr Trump's post-election behaviour has been every bit as belligerent as it was during the campaign.
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Café Society is wrapped in the glamorous seduction of Hollywood, and it looks every bit the part.
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But that also brings us one step closer to Disney owning every bit of media we consume.
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To achieve that, it combined four batteries together, maximizing every bit of space within the thin chassis.
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Every tantrum, every tired cry, every bit of these days that sometimes feel like they'll never end.
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She looks every bit the radiant mother as she cradles her baby bump in a grassy field.
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The zombified-Robb Stark theory is an exciting one, and every bit as outlandish as it sounds.
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"Every bit of money we're using to save Frank we're taking away from someone else," she said.
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"His life was every bit as important as those (buried) at Antietam, Gettysburg and Arlington," she said.
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It ensures that the audience feels every bit of the violence and horror of what she's doing.
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Knowing Storybook Cosmetics, the real-life iteration will be every bit as whimsical as its previous releases.
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It's every bit as vibrant as the style for which the 65-year-old house is known.
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As president-elect, Donald Trump has quickly proven to be every bit the nightmare his opponents feared.
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The model showed up at the after party, held in her honor, looking every bit the princess.
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By now, both Windows 10 and Chrome push down updates and patches every bit as aggressively Apple.
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It's also protected from extreme temperatures, making the Frontier every bit as rugged as its name implies.
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Judging from Alsagoff's twerking skills, he completely held his own and looked every bit the professional dancer.
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They missed games, they struck, they flexed every bit of power they had, and it was awesome.
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But the new generation looked every bit like the old one, as they hurled accusations of cronyism.
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It earned every bit of its hefty price tag — I even preferred it to my MacBook Pro.
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"We're stabilizing the area around Halle until we have confirmed every bit of information," the police said.
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At times, Matthews appeared every bit as good as McDavid, although he cannot match McDavid's breakaway speed.
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The challenge to the party could be every bit as contentious as Mr. Trump's ascent has been.
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Instead, his ripostes are every bit as anchored in a materialist view of existence as Rameau's nephew's.
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Carpool Karaoke with the Cyrus family looks set to be every bit as chaotic as you'd imagine.
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Because five minutes after she's elected president, every bit of this anxiety in our party disappears instantly.
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Double-A is yet to challenge Guerrero, who looks every bit a major leaguer despite his youth.
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Smear a proper naughty quantity of the mayo all over every bit of the inside top face.
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The road version of Larry Walker was every bit as good as the home one in 1997.
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I'm able to give out every bit that I'm feeling, and to have it [be] completely untainted.
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But where they come from matters every bit as much as what they do on the pitch.
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Blotchy gray, white, and brown stains of paint covered up almost every bit of graffiti in sight.
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The house is quiet as I feverishly fill every bit of white space with suggestions and complaints.
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Colleges now truly deserve every bit of ridicule they get for the utter collapse of common sense.
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The only way I can justify the addiction is to challenge myself to use up every bit.
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Their unapologetically diverse celebration showed that Latino culture is every bit as American as the Super Bowl.
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No question, both of those stories deserved every bit of ink and footage and pixels they engendered.
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I checked out the historic-meets-hip concept and found it delivered every bit on that promise.
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She deserves to be every bit as comfortable as her counterpart in another ZIP code in town.
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It's every bit as oppressive as the campus or corporate attacks on expression that conservatives rightly decry.
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But don't let the truck's exterior fool you — it's every bit as refined as it is rugged.
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At 220, the musician and composer Terry Riley looks every bit the part of a synthesizer wizard.
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The Middle Kingdom is every bit as much a strategic threat as Russia, if not more so.
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The ones in the updated volume, however, are every bit as good as their gluten-filled counterparts.
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It's every bit as action-packed as "24: Legacy," the current incarnation of Mr. Sutherland's signature series.
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The person fit for this position will bring a royal finish to every bit of their work.
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Trump's unfavorable rating in the UK is every bit as robust as Corbyn's, if not more so.
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The Kia SUV is every bit as good and in some ways superior to the Honda Pilot.
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Woods "deserves every bit of the attention and the accolades and everything that he gets," Thomas added.
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It was such a regular teenage experience but every bit as serious to him as the cancer.
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"Every bit of their health is predicated on a foundational relationship with a caring adult," she said.
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It can all be used here: lettuces, beets, radishes, carrots, beans, tomatoes, every bit of that zucchini.
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"For this, it's every bit as dire, but just a little more complicated to explain," Helmstetter said.
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"Mellie's alternate reality is every bit as ambitious and every bit as flawed in just wanting to be loved, just willing to try sacrificing parts of herself for love and success, and realizing that it doesn't work, just like it doesn't work in this present reality." https://twitter.
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That's every bit as gross as it sounds, but Vizio's offense was one of degree, not of kind.
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Even as he seems lax with the rules, we're every bit as suspicious as Emily of his intentions.
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For the first hour or so, Apple's annual WWDC conference was every bit as exciting as you'd expect.
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As the '80s hits played and Mangrum herself took to fanning me, I felt every bit the icon.
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She sounds every bit as strong and battle-ready as we'd want her too, and you know what?
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Nearly every bit of the Spark has leaked through various sources and yet the controller remains a secret.
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It's every bit as easy to do as with Microsoft's Elite controller, but it feels much sturdier too.
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The picture has been restored in 4K, and the animation looks every bit as wonderful as you'd expect.
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Among other achievements, it gave Android users a flagship that felt every bit as awesome as the iPhone.
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Fourthly, five whole seconds of Swanepoel and Poly getting every bit of their ridiculous lives (and then some).
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It's time to recognize that … mental health conditions are every bit as serious and debilitating as physical conditions.
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She could stand tall and proud knowing that every bit of that 100 percent was hers, not mine.
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I don't have the answers, but after running through the tech, I'm every bit as grouchy as Dom.
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No doubt future cases will be every bit as varied — if not more so — than the devices themselves.
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Bureaucrats and politicians often enjoy perks, including gracious colonial bungalows, that are every bit as grand as officers'.
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Not perfection, not every bit of cruelty and sadness and poverty and disease suddenly stricken from the Earth.
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All of those were measured — every bit of that — just to see how it shakes, rattles, and rolls.
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I rode it around in a small-sized showroom and it's every bit as smooth as the miniPro.
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Child care is every bit as vital to the success of our workforce as roads, bridges, and tunnels.
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I only hope that he feels the weight of those words every bit as viscerally as I do.
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When she arrived in Lethbridge six years ago, it felt every bit as alien as it was distant.
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The threat isn't tangible like a tank or a bomb, but left unchecked it's every bit as dangerous.
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Their ramshackle kidnap plan, meanwhile, is every bit as whimsical as the one woven through The Big Lebowski.
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And to someone like Zahava, with a vulnerable child, it was every bit as frightening as the plague.
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People who use drugs are every bit as worthy of their civil and human rights as anyone else.
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The result is a slice of modern life that is every bit as eclectic as Reggio's original film.
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But this would be false: the beach is every bit as artificial as the towers and turquoise pools.
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T2 looks every bit as miserable, joyful, and wild as its predecessor, and that's a very good sign.
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I want every bit of advice he can give me about how we do the same going forward.
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Reducing the cyber risk aperture is every bit as important as securing financial assets for companies and agencies.
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We should be every bit as alarmed about this as we are about more high-profile environmental threats.
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The second fight was every bit as good, though Alvarez's ringcraft allowed him to come out on top.
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Unsurprisingly, watching her test her creations live is every bit as delightful as watching one of her videos.
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I'm sure, looking back on his journey, that every bit of support helped — no matter how poorly sung.
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Starting pitcher Felix Hernandez turned 30 last week, but he's every bit the playful kid he's always been.
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Shaped by a skilled glassblower, glass stemware can be every bit as delicate and beautiful as crystal stemware.
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Every bit as troubling, however, was his mission of tearing down the agency he was supposed to lead.
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She was every bit a woman and had so much yet to enjoy — perhaps even marriage and motherhood.
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And a truly convincing fake strike is every bit as interesting in its subtleties as a legitimate one.
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Designing a neuro-interfacing bionic arm demands every bit of ingenuity and know-how they could collectively muster.
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Her vocals in "Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now" were a highlight, every bit as good as Grande's.
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We have TV fights and rivalries that feel every bit as relevant as they did in the 1990s.
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The pecorino cacio e pepe is every bit as warm and gooey and satisfying if you sit inside.
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Indeed, Mr. LePage has been every bit as disruptive in Augusta as Mr. Trump has been in Washington.
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The election turned into a mudslinging campaign every bit as vicious as the current US presidential contest. Gen.
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It didn't work out that way: austerity hurt economies every bit as much as Keynesians said it would.
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But the songs themselves worked directly and delightfully, with every bit of their gamesmanship making them more fun.
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Line: Cardinals by 153 ½ Washington looked every bit the playoff contender in a close Thanksgiving loss to Dallas.
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The chief justice, a strategic thinker with exemplary work habits, is every bit a match for the president.
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It's every bit as easy and, when worn with cool sneakers and a hoodie, doesn't sacrifice street cred.
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But the type of beam a light creates is every bit as important as its sheer lumen output.
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But it is every bit as real as – and arguably even more so than – the rising power image.
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In real life, the actor is far mellower than Jaime, though he is every bit as quick-witted.
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And depending on whom you ask, they are every bit an astronaut as those who work for NASA.
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It's a fantastic movie unto itself, and it deserves every bit of critical and commercial acclaim it's received.
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English is a trust fund, an unearned inheritance, but I've worked for every bit of French I've banked.
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The overall effect isn't that large, but every bit helps, and otters deserve some credit for chipping in.
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The cutting of the regulations was every bit as important as what we did with the tax cuts.
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Take carry out containers for leftovers, even at restaurants this action slows food waste and every bit helps.
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Every bit of the famous Richard Lippold sculpture of bronze rods suspended above the bar has been cleaned.
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Their live version of "Arising" is every bit as heavy and intricate live as it is on record.
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I stripped the Talon soldiers of every spare scrap of clothing, every weapon, and every bit of ammo.
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"One thing that's pretty clear is that there's a dose response, meaning that every bit counts," she said.
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"I think what that says is this is every bit as important as our products," Young Smith said.
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The researchers found that this half-degree difference is actually pretty important, since every bit of warming matters.
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"Today I put in the work to get the curves I have and every bit of firmness," said Kardashian.
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It, too, is filled with aspirations every bit as outlandish, and difficult to implement, as a giant border wall.
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Aerodynamics are particularly important to electric cars, since every bit of extra drag drains that much more battery life.
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"She's sassy, she's fun, she's intelligent, she owns every bit of herself, makes no apologies," Millner said of Blanche.
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It really is building CPUs that are every bit as fast, and often faster, than what Intel is making.
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In particular, the 6693T Pro's OLED screen is every bit as stunning as it was on the 7 Pro.
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The world class babe looked every bit the model as this NYC fire hydrant lost yet another battle. Woof.
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It's crucial to take every bit of information we learn from a relationship and use it to better ourselves.
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But in Rus's role, the isolation of the problem is every bit as important a part of the process.
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In fact, every bit of these sneakers are made with eco-friendly materials, from their shoelaces to their packaging.
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In fact, every bit of these sneakers are made with eco-friendly materials, from their shoelaces to their packaging.
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"Steven deserves every bit of happiness that comes his way," Avery's attorney Kathleen Zellner told PEOPLE at the time.
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For now, Infinity War looks every bit like the massive superhero team-up that Marvel promised it would be.
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The boys of Proenza Schouler have every bit of what it takes to be bonafide couturiers, but they're not.
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Violence in the Middle Belt, which is about a third of Nigeria's land mass, is every bit as brutal.
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"They have got every bit of dirty information on everyone," says Susan Booysen of the University of the Witwatersrand.
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Teske said that her team needed every bit of that data to confirm that the planets were out there.
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Wilder's leading man capital was every bit as strong as these performers' -- and his range was, likely, even broader.
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I do believe it will be as every bit of a disaster as critics like me have been warning.
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South Carolina Republican Graham called U.S. Border Patrol agents "every bit" the patriot that U.S. soldiers fighting overseas are.
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Charles is every bit the villainous "evil man" archetype that "good Christian girls" are warned about by fearful parents.
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Since every bit of time on the tight and tricky track mattered, though, drivers ran the shakedown session anyway.
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It's tempting to think of fax machines as a relic, every bit as relevant as an eight-track tape.
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Phoenician Sailor's makeover starts out every bit as calming as mainstream ASMR, employing binaural sound effects and whispered dialogue.
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Well, unless you absolutely must squeeze every bit of range out of your battery, the answer is still no.
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Franklin James Fisher's voice is the standout, obviously, loose and every bit as powerful as it was on Algiers.
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And she's immersed herself in every bit of research about how do women think and what do they expect.
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But companies and their leaders have proven to be every bit as incompetent, if not more so, then government.
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And the Lakers needed every bit of it to hold off the Phoenix Suns for a 923-130 win.
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Starring Britt Robertson as Amoruso this show looks every bit as facile and boring as the term Girlboss itself.
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It's not like one of Keurig's brewing machines, which are every bit as necessary as the K-Cup itself.
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RELATED: How Justice Scalia transformed court This term was slated to be every bit as blockbuster as last term.
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But how a thing looks — and the feeling you get while using it — can be every bit as important.
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Drivers used every bit of open space they could to escape, racing through ditches and front yards, Newman said.
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In Game 27, Fleury looked every bit like a goaltender that made his last start before baseball season began.
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Hint: Her next role is still every bit as intense as the ones she took on in Orphan Black.
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And the question of timing on DACA is becoming every bit as sticky as the substance of the bill.
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Drivers used every bit of open space they could, including ditches and racing through front yards, to get by.
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Sunday brunch was every bit as rewarding — and a great buy at $25 for two courses and a Mimosa.
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But it's every bit as much about mothers and sons, husbands and wives, dreams, depression, Jewishness and language itself.
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So a GOP win in 2202 would be every bit as historic as Trump's shocking victory two years ago.
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For him, ECT has been as every bit as helpful as taking ketamine was, but requires much less upkeep.
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The developers appear to have had every bit as fun designing the levels as players will have playing them.
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OK, this is a pretty big departure from actual pizza, but it's every bit as good as it sounds.
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"It's so profound and so fun and exciting, and it's thrilling, this stuff — every bit of it," he said.
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The confidence to ask for help is every bit as important as the ability to search for answers independently.
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It "compels us to squeeze out every bit of life out of every day that we have," she says.
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For that new mission, Grant needed cabinet members, staff and advisers every bit as masterful as his wartime lieutenants.
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But they are, at least in the eyes of Egide Mberabagabo, a watchful border guard, every bit as nefarious.
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Silicon Valley has gotten tangled in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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Far from it: For most of its history, Canada was every bit as bigoted and intolerant as its peers.
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"Thundercunt" boasts galloping rhythms and a face-melting solo, with a chorus every bit as vulgar as you'd expect.
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In this environment that's every bit as important as having views that are less extreme than the two parties.
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Live, the new songs are every bit as sharp as their predecessors, but there's also real warmth to them.
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Then we need to publicly recognize that recovery on medication is every bit as valid as any other treatment.
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What they recorded was a process that was every bit as arbitrary as Flowers worried it was — and worse.
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But they don't work for every type of project, since not every bit of infrastructure is easy to monetize.
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This, however, is his masterpiece: A game of football that's every bit as enjoyable if you hate the sport.
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But as they get wealthier, they consume more, and every bit they consume represents carbon emissions generated somewhere else.
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"You can get a BMW X7 that's every bit as big as a truck-based traditional SUV," Brinley explains.
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"I'm just happy someone will use it," he said, looking every bit the part of a forlorn fairy godmother.
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The extra effort required is always worth it, and every bit of progress you make builds on the last.
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It seemed every bit as embedded and necessary as our Nest, our garage opener, our Alexa-connected smart lights.
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Tennessee was 2-4, having lost every bit of momentum from a big win over Cleveland in Week 1.
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The Diamondbacks' ace, Zack Greinke, is a similar pitching junkie, eager to absorb every bit of data he can.
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If Republicans face turmoil in the 2018 midterm elections for their fiscal irresponsibility, they deserve every bit of it.
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Trump has been a garbage conveyor belt, passing along every bit of half-fermented slop that came his way.
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Some focused their cellphones on Dr. Harris in order to preserve every bit of the 10-year-old's wisdom.
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At a glance, Paramount seems every bit as vibrant as it was when Mr. Redstone took over in 1994.
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The youthful Mr. Appl, with wide eyes and animated dimples, looked every bit the part of Müller's Romantic hero.
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"For every bit of uncertainty, there is a ray of optimism," one Wall Street bank credit strategist told IFR.
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As is, "The Laundromat" tries to have it all ways, and proves every bit as unwieldy as that sounds.
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Not every bit is perfect; a few characters are unevenly developed and the language can feel stilted in places.
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The North Korean government, for its part, has long hated Bolton every bit as much as he hates them.
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I think the meeting was every bit as good for the United States as it was for north Korea.
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Aristotle considered direct democracy (rule by the many) every bit as unstable as rule by one or a few.
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At this point, you have to be a truly fanatical practitioner of bothsidesism not to see that Trump is every bit as terrible a human being, and every bit as much a menace to the republic, as some of us warned when all the cool kids were busy snarking about Clinton's emails.
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And yet the Laguna Madre is every bit as deserving of a globe-trotting angler's attention as more celebrated locales.
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The actress posted photos of Dylan, 17, going to prom on Sunday — and looking every bit like his famous parents.
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Even with an adversary, somebody that you don&apost get along with, the reciprocity actually matters every bit as much.
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"It will be every bit as good on pre-existing conditions as Obamacare," President Trump told Bloomberg earlier this month.
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And that was able to overcome every bit of objective evidence we have that he would be a total bust.
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Huawei's new device, the Honor 8 (there have been many other Honors before), is every bit the spec monster smartphone.
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Yep, all one-party towns ignoring the dispossessed as uniformly leftist as MSNBC and every bit is removed from reality.
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The X-Men universe is every bit as big as the rest of the whole Marvel universe, so why not?
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"I talk about sleep as being every bit as important as making sure they stay hydrated," Dr. Spinks-Franklin said.
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And I think the meeting was every bit as good for the United States as it was for North Korea.
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"I regard Prager University as a university every bit as much as a traditional university," Dennis Prager told BuzzFeed News.
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There's absolutely no way that a distributor like a bookstore could review every bit of content before they sell it.
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But he was every bit the dazzling shape-shifter as an actor, as demonstrated by some critically acclaimed film roles.
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But with that less-than-robust backdrop, every bit of disappointing economic data could set off an outsize investor reaction.
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With his wrinkled kurta pajama and rubber slippers, he was every bit the picture of an old-fashioned Indian leftist.
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Not surprisingly, he seems to be every bit as schmaltzy after the final rose as he seemed in the show.
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Bottom line for Ron ... Louis should be punching up instead of punching down, and he deserves every bit of backlash.
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It's a testament to Strahovski's acting abilities that we believe every bit of spite and eeriness in Serena Joy's character.
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"We need to ensure that every bit of revenue is well invested in the game," he said in a statement.
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An hour earlier, there will be an unofficial, though every bit as powerful, kick off to the conference on Twitter.
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He even said that Harris "has earned every bit of shame that's coming his way" for his admitted sexual improprieties.
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It really makes all the long miles and all the long hours away from home worth every bit of it.
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She may be a ripe 17 years old and blind in one eye, but Bebe is every bit the hero.
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Paleontologists have discovered a new species of "megaraptor," a type of carnivorous dinosaur every bit as badass as it sounds.
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The second model, created by Tord Boontje, who works out of London, is every bit as demanding of your attention.
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And Philip was every bit an officer and a gentleman in his ceremonial naval uniform (he had served in WWII).
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British Prime Minister Theresa May called the attack "every bit as sickening" as the London Bridge and Manchester jihadist attacks.
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That night, the three of them sit down for dinner, and it's every bit as uncomfortable as you might imagine.
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Foxx and Holmes looked every bit the happy couple at Clive Davis' annual Pre-Grammy Awards Gala over the weekend.
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A name you would have seen pop up in various Street Fighter matches, Kishida was every bit McLean's perfect opponent.
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Sending a sext can be every bit as hurtful as seeing a partner flirt with someone else in a bar.
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He acted every bit the rambunctious boy, escaping from his parents' clutches for some typical toddler horseplay during the show.
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"Your vote in 2018 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016," Trump said, reading off a teleprompter.
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Had he, though, you'd like to think that he would have been every bit as captivating as Mr. Horton's portrayal.
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This time, it can allow attackers to eavesdrop on virtually every bit of raw data that a victim's processor touches.
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But that candidate was a creature they find every bit as loathsome as the crass billionaire, if not more so.
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"Your vote in 2018 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016," Trump started, reading from prepared remarks.
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It's all about thinking your way around the world, moving the camera over and under every bit, looking for secrets.
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J.K. Rowling will not rest until she squeezes every bit of felix felicis out of the magical world she created.
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But Derek Carr took everything in stride, handled every bit of adversity and made play after play after spectacular play.
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They're clearly every bit as human as we are — capable of living fully self-actualized and happy lives above ground.
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You might not see it all that much, but you feel every bit of it all day long, every day.
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"For Clayton to leave every bit of himself out there speaks to why he's great," Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said.
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Our rights to privacy and to a private ballot are every bit as important as our right to bear arms.
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They're all just as bald as Theo and every bit as happy to be painting, singing and playing board games.
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Her name is Kaikaia gaga (named for Lady Gaga, natch) and she's every bit as otherworldly as the pop diva.
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" She said Britain "used every bit of protocol and propaganda to be sure tea was seen as a British product.
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Her name may be cutesy, but this Bay Area native's music is every bit as spicy as it is sweet.
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And what these countries are capable of will be every bit as terrifying and harmful as what we can do.
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GARRETT HEDLUND Every bit of it was quite emotional, and we had an amazing team that made it seem easy.
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I enjoy sex for its own sake every bit as much as a man does, and I'm honest about that.
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The creation of our video library in 1987 was every bit as significant as the original creation of C-Span.
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While under-compensated, the work of caregivers can be every bit as important to survival as the work of physicians.
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There's a thing with an eye that's gonna stick with me every bit as hard as the podling life-sucking.
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We felt that this video captured the feeling of soaking up every bit of a memory, which was our goal!
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Neither do the other professional athletes I know who love their sport every bit as much as I love mine.
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Especially when even if we defeat Judge Kavanaugh, we're just going to get someone else who's every bit as conservative?
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"Your vote in 2018 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016," he read from his prepared text.
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But he seemed every bit the lord of the manor, wearing an electric-blue sport jacket over a Hitchcockian frame.
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Raising awareness about the rights of women at Yale required making waves, and every bit of progress was hard won.
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"You're going to feel every bit of Stan Van Gundy's frustration if his team had a tough quarter," Burke said.
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He deserves every bit of success that he has and we're just excited to have him back on our team.
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His longtime companion and new wife, Lauren Hashian, joined him at the premiere looking every bit like a superstar herself.
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O'Shea Jackson Jr., as her Batman-obsessed landlord, is every bit as funny and nearly walks away with the movie.
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While there are many veterans whose bravery, values and leadership are exemplary, we're every bit as fallible as other Americans.
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This makes Nervous Nancy every bit as guilty as Liddle' Adam Schiff for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and even Treason.
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Ricardo Rosselló's original proposal, but lawmakers are ultimately failing the Puerto Rican people every bit as badly as Rosselló has.
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Yet those calves were every bit as healthy as their naturally horned Hereford counterparts, as far as she could tell.
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In closing, Gargano has a message for anyone who thinks NXT ain't every bit as good as WWE's other brands.
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And maybe the whistle-blower complaint will be every bit as damningly dispositive about Trump's conduct as his detractors expect.
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And even more impressive is Wendy's special house sauce, which is every bit as awesome as it promises to be.
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Silicon Valley has got tangled up in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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His Tesla passion project is every bit "the futuristic-like cyberpunk, Blade Runner pickup truck" Musk said it would be.
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I'm not going to prejudge anything until we get every bit of information in, and then we'll make a decision.
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Encased in preppy separates and armed with withering put-downs, Danielle is every bit as deadly as any campus killer.
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And I have found that love later in life has been every bit as enthralling as when I was young.
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Diggs had to use every bit of his vertical leap to get the ball, exposing himself for a big tackle.
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Every bit of bare skin is a crack in your armor, don't give the enemy an opening to attack you!
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Having too many rules leads to a culture of non-compliance that is every bit as lethal as having too few.
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" Though rising to the top has been anything but simple, Hubbard and Kelley are "super thankful for every bit of success.
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Miles Davis' trumpet in Sketches of Spain is every bit as emotive as it should be when heard through the M220xBTs.
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The Museum of Modern Art's retrospective of the works of Moustapha Alassane is every bit the breakthrough it appears to be.
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Eva Longoria may be an actress and entrepreneur, but as she's proven in 2016, she's every bit the beauty blogger, too.
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And though she may only be 11 or 12, she is every bit as aggressive and deadly as her genetic predecessor.
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Because these maximum-impact lashes are every bit the dazzler, but — at a cool $4 — cost less than your afternoon cappuccino.
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And by the way, the qualification for some of these women are extraordinary and every bit as good as the male.
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Since the Toronto-based researchers controlled the website and the server, they could see every bit of code coming from Bahrain.
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Its first trailer came out this week, and the animation looks every bit as strange and gorgeous as you might remember.
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The 150-Watt motor is slow and quiet, ensuring every bit of juicy, nutritional goodness is extracted with minimal heat buildup.
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"We wanted to make sure the Supersonic carried every bit of quality one would expect of a Dyson product," says Crawford.
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But Guybrush is a sweetheart, a pure soul, as simple as a blank sheet of A4 and every bit as beautiful.
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They're every bit as splendid and as pleasurable as they were imagined in Steve Ditko and Stan Lee's original comic books.
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And as some young celebrities change and transform not always for the best, Blake has maintained every bit of her personality.
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It was an impressive debut then — Refinery29 sung the camera's praises — and the new Pixel 2 looks every bit as promising.
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Yet India's army, every bit as spit-and-polished as Pakistan's, if not as commercially unrestrained, does enjoy other colonial indulgences.
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I saw it in person here in Geneva, and it's every bit as unbelievable in reality as it is in pictures.
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ARROYO: But the focus on every little -- on every bit of flour, on every lay of the dress, it&aposs overkill.
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And, once you get on the plane, how do you get through the fear that comes with every bit of turbulence?
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For every bit of awesome, uplifting news like Beyoncé's glorious baby announcement, there's a surreal moment that leaves us questioning reality.
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And of course, the land of fake hair is every bit of the technicolor luxury we always knew it would be.
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But that followed a fall from grace a few months earlier that was every bit as dramatic as this year's plunge.
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The track dropped today, complete with a video starring Herring himself, and it lives up to every bit of the hype.
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He may lack the star power of Gore, but he's every bit as serious, knowledgeable, and determined to make a difference.
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"The tech companies maintain every shred of data, yet seem to want to purge every bit of taxable earnings," he writes.
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From what I could tell, it's fast and stable and every bit as fluid as my experience with the OnePlus 5.
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It is imperative for the agency to have access to every bit of relevant information, to weed out any potential miscreants.
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This year's Republican primary is every bit as divisive as that of 1976—one more thing for Republicans to worry about.
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And that much is clear in the trailer, as she's every bit as regal and dangerous as her comic book counterpart.
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HBO has a short new look at Insecure this week, and it's every bit as funny as the series' first trailer.
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He is every bit the Harvard master debater, the professional politician he claims not to be and denounces at every opportunity.
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So maybe down the road, under the reasonable assumption that Star Wars stays every bit as popular, the demographics will change.
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Basically, every bit of inspiration you'd find inside the experiential space is now available in a product fit for your vanity.
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The Democratic National Committee and its chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, must tread every bit as carefully as Clinton on Tuesday night.
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It is every bit as important as the other two programs in forming a safety net that protects people and families.
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Q&A Q. A 90-degree day means I sweat buckets just walking the dog and lose every bit of energy.
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Neutrogena Hydro Boost gives your face every bit as much moisture as more expensive creams for a fraction of the price.
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Some of the jobs, like leech collectors and the groom of the stool, are every bit as bizarre as they sound.
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Quake Champions' first gameplay trailer,is every bit as colorful, quick and gory as you'd expect from the famous FPS series.
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Of course, not calling penalties that should be called is every bit as influential on game outcomes as throwing a flag.
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That, and the government's desire to support them while destroying every bit of state help that made life livable for many.
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People initially assumed that this would be every bit as popular as UberX and Lyft were when they launched in 2013.
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Clad in a gold crocodile leather vest and a gold shirt, he looked every bit the rock star from years before.
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The result is a rarity — conceptual art in which the finished product is every bit as compelling as the concept itself.
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He was fully healed, and ravenous to show viewers that he was every bit the man he'd been before the accident.
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" Keane says that learning about police work was every bit as time-consuming as the historical research she did for "Fever.
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Every bit of furniture is draped with paper chains, scissors and Scotch tape, modeling clay, piles of acorns and party favors.
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If we weren't told that we were going to lose every bit of the self we had finally grown to love.
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The company's product is still every bit as dangerous, invasive and unnecessary as it was before the spread of the coronavirus.
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This was the first symphony to teach me that classical music can be every bit as theatrical as Broadway and Hollywood.
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Convenience stores in Japan, which are also known as conbini, live up to every bit of hype I have ever heard.
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It may sound silly, but when it comes to running in the cold, every bit of skin coverage makes a difference.
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Sleeping becomes a privilege, and every bit of free time that you do manage to get has to be spent recovering.
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Syndergaard and deGrom opened the season by combining to throw 12 shutout innings and looked every bit as dominant as advertised.
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Sporting a beard every bit as finely sculpted as I knew it would be, the man himself swept into the room.
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The evidence is every bit as strong that President Trump has obstructed Congress fully without precedent and without basis in law.
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The evidence is every bit as strong that President Trump has obstructed Congress fully without precedent and without basis in law.
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In loose play, I tackled, rucked and mauled — these are technical terms, though every bit as gloriously ugly as they sound.
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Indeed, she is every bit as qualified — and accomplished — as anyone who has served in that position under any recent president.
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"That's every bit as good as the record of US citizens that have to go to a court date," Priddy said.
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Every bit of money from the state and federal governments is helpful, said Dr. Rahul Gupta, West Virginia's state health commissioner.
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Of course, I don't know everything about you, but every bit of information helps me to improve search results for you.
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On Wednesday, Lively, 30, posted a series of adorable photos of herself looking every bit happy in love alongside husband Ryan Reynolds.
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"We worked with the FBI and on our hands and knees we literally combed through every bit of that wreckage," Clark said.
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The loss of a cherished pet can be every bit as difficult as losing a person — or in some cases, even worse.
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The Chinese film The Mermaid is every bit the international epic success that Valerian hopes to be, no major US studio required.
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More conservative estimates still place it near the top, as tall or taller than a human male, and every bit as heavy.
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In Refinery29's own (highly scientific) taste test, it was every bit as delicious as a rosé sold for twice the price.
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It is George's style to belt out some tunes with Princess Margaret, who's every bit as feisty as Lilibet is dour (sorry).
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The new trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has arrived, and it looks every bit as dark and dino-tastic as promised.
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Period mystery Alias Grace is coming to Netflix this November, and it looks every bit as surreal as the world of Gilead.
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We need our leaders to condemn it and acknowledge that our Sikh and Muslim neighbors are every bit as American as me.
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Seen here on Haley Boyd, creative director of shoe brand Marais, it looks every bit the cutest handbag for summer, hands down.
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In a medium where origins are everything, the threads of the Joker's tale are every bit as twisted as the character himself.
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As Ryan Murphy has proved with American Horror Story, the small screen can be every bit as scary as the big one.
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Sonos' designers have structured the Playbase to withstand the weight of a TV "for years" and it feels every bit that sturdy.
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So go out there, make your own reality and beat the statistics, every bit of it, in every step of the ladder.
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The destruction of Cerrone was every bit as impressive as Jorge Masvidal's earlier this year, but accomplished in a much different way.
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We learned a lot about each other and I saw Michelle's purest essence and fell in love with every bit of it.
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We sort of overbuilt, and we used every bit of that over-engineering that was there, and we still had some outages.
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That is, they depend on the fact that every bit can exist only in one of two states, either 360 or 22017.
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"It's not the Medal of Freedom, but for people around here, it means every bit as much, if not more," Purzycki said.
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Their stories are every bit as important, as they point to existing challenges and double standards in the industry that need addressing.
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I livid and holding back with every bit of my might not go and find the killer or killers who did it.
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Macron, by contrast, is every bit a globalist, supporting a strong European Union, strong NATO and an active French role in both.
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Mark was able to do all of those things, and I think he deserves every bit of success that comes his way.
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While the increase of about 3 percent isn't huge, every bit helps for students who are scrimping for college, Ms. Coval said.
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Like it or not, the Steam shelves are every bit a part of VR's inaugural offering as Eve: Valkyrie and Lucky's Tale.
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But right beside him and other male leaders, was an army of women whose trials and tribulations were every bit as compelling.
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It's the ultimate dog bites man story now, but that's not stopping reporters from treating every bit like a new executive order.
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As this was only an eight-week competition, it was not possible for us to write each and every bit from scratch.
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Dressed in a western shirt, Brown looks every bit the crooner as she commands the stage during her impromptu a capella performance.
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I wanted him to be every bit as radical as FOX News and right-wing talk radio have accused him of being.
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In many ways it is every bit as good or better than the ones on the iPhone 73 or the Galaxy S7.
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This budget is a blatant attack on the poor, and it deserves every bit of the outrage that will inevitably greet it.
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It can be every bit as effective as a punch under some circumstances and in most it is a great deal safer.
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You see the White House's incompetence and the president's insistence on fighting back against every bit of criticism, no matter how deserved.
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The pizza goes into the oven to "bake" and comes out looking every bit the part of a real, non-Lego slice.
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With every bit of good fortune the Yankees have received recently, the tincture of optimism evaporated as quickly as it had arrived.
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Then they all lied down in bed together, which was just weird and looked every bit as uncomfortable as it probably was.
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Astrid felt that Wim bullied and derided women, and that he was becoming every bit as abusive as their father had been.
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The parts that work, work REALLY well and Bill Hader is every-bit the scene-stealing standout we all hoped he'd be.
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This will filter data in the whole sheet, meaning it will only include rows where every bit of data meets the parameters.
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Information flows between the devices and the Big Tech companies, and every bit of it is stored in databases accessible by computers.
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A visit with the artist reveals him to be every bit as brilliant, confounding and heartbreakingly soulful as the pictures he makes.
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Here, the bees aren't quite that numerous, and the hunters are every bit as intense as siblings on an Easter egg hunt.
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Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space might not receive the same godlike praise as Loveless, but it's every bit warranted.
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The industry will use that cultural weight to leverage every bit of public subsidy it can, for as long as it can.
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To do this, he decided to interview the girl's classmates and friends in order to collect every bit of information about her.
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This very specific attention to detail is reflected in every bit of the show, from the sharp dialogue to the wonderful cinematography.
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Every bit of information I have from my ride is on Strava, a social network for fitness best known for leaky data.
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On Monday morning, he issued a statement that was every bit as bellicose as Mr. Trump's, except for being in lowercase letters.
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Buika's voice, which carries the taut, intricate arabesques and throat-tearing passion of flamenco toward rock peaks, is every bit its equal.
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In its own way, this new movement — fundamentalism — was every bit as important as the modernity it seemingly resisted, with remarkable determination.
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Your Money For parents facing the prospect of six-figure college bills, every bit of savings and every last tax break helps.
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From her first entrance, Ms. Netrebko was every bit Puccini's passionate, vulnerable and charismatic heroine, a renowned prima donna in 22018 Rome.
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If the playwright is a creator of worlds, he is every bit as forgiving and loving of his subjects as Obatala is.
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Mr. Carvel has him break every bit of table etiquette imaginable, tucking his napkin into his collar and talking as he chews.
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Yet the engineering feat they undertook was "every bit as consequential as the digital revolution that binds the world" today, she said.
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She brings a crafty approach to every bit of standard repertoire she addresses, and rarely overexerts herself — despite all her performative energy.
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The Steelers needed every bit of Conner's productivity in a game in which Ben Roethlisberger was intercepted three times and fumbled once.
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To the contrary, in a recent, rigorous study, Morningstar demonstrated that women are every bit as good at this job as men.
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These atrocities are every bit as disturbing as the Ripper killings, and the images of the victims should be approached with caution.
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These pics show the fam's first public outing on Monday, shopping at a Walmart ... with Mendeecees looking every bit the proud papa.
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The bigger question is how many other women were victimized because gossip was tolerated every bit as much as the predatory behavior?
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And while it's true that these pioneers haven't gone anywhere themselves, they are arguably every bit as dauntless as more celebrated predecessors.
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" But, lamenting the perils of progress and sounding every bit like a white male, he continued: "Now you press it 12 times.
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I love this because it helps you stretch every bit of the $120 price tag when you&aposre on a tight budget.
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Even walking around a Pyrenean mountaintop in jeans, out of which he'd ironed every bit of ease, Macron projected a pressed urbanity.
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"We continue to try to make sure we get every bit of nitrous that we can get our hands on," Connolly said.
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Unlike other hotspots of the photo-sharing world, Trolltunga — which translates to "Troll's tongue" — is every bit as beautiful as photographs portray.
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But he's always seen as a monster, even if he's every bit as smart, heroic, and kind as Richards and Stark are.
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I had a GREAT meeting with Putin and the Fake News used every bit of their energy to try and disparage it.
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But there's another dimension of technological change that ought to worry us every bit as much as AI, if not more so.
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She uses her voice as an instrument, saturating the song with soft whispers, making sure every bit of the track is covered.
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This apple and pear crisp with walnut streusel, which is every bit as delicious as pie, but is absurdly easy to make.
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He went on to roll in states with large black populations, and he needed every bit of that help, barely holding off Mrs.
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These artist-first systems end up building a new form of social stratification that is every bit as forbidding as the old one.
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What's more, they're all there in their gym clothes and no makeup, looking every bit as gorgeous as they do in full costume.
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It's every bit the samurai-Western kind of fight that the movies no longer do, instead chasing ever more action-packed dopamine-squirts.
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We got Jack and Lisa Osbourne out with their 3 kids Monday in Studio City -- looking every bit like a happy family unit.
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"Last night was a movie and you were every bit a starlet," he captioned a slideshow of images from their final performance together.
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Ray Edwards entered the boxing ring on a recent Thursday night looking every bit as chiseled and menacing as a NFL defensive lineman.
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"In tears over this I put every bit of vulnerability, truth, strength, self discovery, and love I had into this record," she wrote.
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Chad Bettis was every bit as good in the opener against Chicago, tossing six scoreless innings in a 6-1 win on Friday.
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There was little doubt but that her suffering was every bit as real and tangible as the pain caused by a physical condition.
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The film looks to be every bit as critical of voyeurism and capitalism as Nightcrawler was, just with a lot more straightforward horror.
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The OnePlus 7T Pro is every bit the great phone that the One Plus 7 Pro was when it released earlier this year.
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Unsurprisingly, Macrory found Wright's antics every bit as fascinating as his submerged hideaway, and in 2016 started writing a book about the swindler.
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FF is a company that, by all accounts, needs to carefully spend every bit of whatever money it can bring in right now.
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Now 72, Mr. Romney looks every bit the well-barbered character who was the last presidential nominee of the pre-Trump Republican Party.
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Her wedding to producer Brad Falchuk was every bit as Pinterest-friendly as you can imagine, right down to the exquisitely roasted pineapples.
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Granted, the Porta Pro Wireless is a more expensive pair, but its comfort is every bit as good as the original wired variant.
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Mirren, 72, was every bit the picture of Hollywood glamour for the occasion, wearing a black floral gown with a matching choker necklace.
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Stallone was every bit the doting dad for the night, smiling and posing with his family as they walked the red carpet together.
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Reddit, like Facebook and other sites, may never be able to hire enough human moderators to police every bit of speech uploaded daily.
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While the street style looks we saw this season were every bit as flashy as their predecessors, they didn't quite hit their stride.
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To anyone who's a fan of Ikea, visiting the town of Älmhult, Sweden is every bit as magical as a trip to Disneyland.
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We've been an official couple pretty much since that day, and we have loved every bit of our weird and awesome co-existence.
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Segregation was Don King, the boxing promoter every bit as brash as Ali, told CNN that in his mind Ali will never die.
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She's every bit as funny and charming as we had imagined, and she even managed to render the always talkative Jimmy Fallon speechless.
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The Workout app, and accompanying Activities app for iOS, is every bit as good as the software made by Fitbit and its ilk.
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The result was part Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, part Ellen and Corey — and every bit as evocative of Old Hollywood as intended.
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They're going to need every bit of the offense cranking tomorrow against the Corey Kluber/Andrew Miller pairing that has shut them down.
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The Packers (2-1) needed every bit of an early fourth-touchdown lead because Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford lit up a depleted defense.
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Indeed, "animal crush videos" — which are every bit as horrific as they sound — may be outlawed, even if sexual activity is not depicted.
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In a world of monitored clicks, hating art, right down to destroying it, is an act every bit as productive as enjoying it.
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It demands you acknowledge every bit of excoriation and subtlety, and it loops faith, family, and fidelity into a complicated and intimidating knot.
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It's every bit as goofy, still relying on GIFs, memes, and bad jokes to tell you about the weather for the day ahead.
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As far as Clinton's claim that the DNC wasn't up to par, every bit of evidence and public statements from 28503 proves otherwise.
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The gymnasts know every bit of every workout counts: "It's about getting all of us on that platform [In Rio]," Dalton told PEOPLE.
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Every dubious decision, every bit of chatter and commentary, every lame joke between Backpage employees and managers, was about to come spilling out.
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After all that, we're left hoping Crayola's new blue color is every bit as beautiful and inspiring as cerulean blue, a popular favorite.
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It's worth remembering that Tatum wasn't always as buff as he was in Magic Mike, but he was still every bit as charming.
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Guie'dani's Navel is carefully directed, and the amateur Oaxacan actors are every bit as riveting in their performances as Aparicio is in hers.
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" Dickinson reiterated her statements about Cosby by repeating, "He deserves every bit of 30 years and more, I hope he rots in hell.
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Under the right circumstances, it can be every bit as harmful as engine fumes, providing the raw materials for doxxing and harassment campaigns.
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After working on these titles, Nava broke off to create a game every bit as beautiful with his new development studio Giant Squid.
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The left's quick-trigger response is as aggressively anti-First Amendment as they are to the Second Amendment, and every bit as pointless.
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This morning he dropped the video for the track and goddamnit if it isn't every bit as dramatic and engrossing as the track.
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The Echo Studio is every bit Amazon's take on the HomePod, with all the good, the bad and the everything else that entails.
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He is, in person, every bit as watchful as one might expect a hip-hop godfather to be, but a good deal friendlier.
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"Your vote in 2018 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016," Trump told a gathering of social conservatives last week.
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"Sunlight" would be precious and evolution would drive alien plants to find ways to collect every bit of energy that falls on them.
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Every bit of the success I have today, on every movie, there's a direct relationship to that and face-to-face human connection.
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Actress Regina King owns every bit of time she's on screen, but the supporting cast — from Jeremy Irons to Don Johnson — is fantastic.
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It is also a day to thank their families, who often sacrifice every bit as much as the man or woman who deploys.
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"Murad we are sending every bit of information you give us to very high ranking officials at State and DoD," Padgett e-mailed.
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Cash played against a 14-year-old Nadal, and what he saw in Mexico convinced him that Kyrgios was every bit as promising.
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Here, we get a peek into his mindset and a character flaw that is every bit as disturbing as his views on women.
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Topping the list, of course, is the pompadoured Mr. Guter, a terrific dancer whose Conrad is every bit the cocky, preening teen idol.
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The candidate may be a loose cannon, but his media handlers are every bit as cautious, defensive and unyielding as the Clinton team.
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And "Deadpool 22" appears to be every bit the viral juggernaut that the original was, according to readings by several social media firms.
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Tom Brady returned to Boston looking every bit the conquering hero -- Super Bowl wins and private jets never get old for this guy.
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But a robotics event is nothing without actual robots, and this year's demo lineup was every bit as stacked as our speaker list.
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It took everything he had, every bit of skill but also every trick, just to keep things as tenuously respectable as they were.
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But it is every bit as insightful as Veep about the nature of power, and a great deal more somber in its comedy.
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John Oliver went after the coal industry on Sunday's Last Week Tonight, and it was every bit as delightful as you would imagine.
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When Ariana sings "we're gonna be alright," she's every bit as believable as Kendrick, but it's not a rallying cry—she's gentle, soothing.
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And even 19 years later, the 47-year-old actress looked every bit like her cheerleading character Isis, striking a Clover-like pose.
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If Umbria is truly famous for anything, it is for salumi, salt-cured pork products that expertly use every bit of the animal.
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You don't have to reveal every bit of information you have; but if you're asked about something directly, don't beat around the bush.
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It will definitely take every bit of democratic resourcefulness that we can muster to undo the damage that the Court has already caused.
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And the storied orchestra, with its thoroughly modern maestro, was every bit as deft in new music as in the century-old Rachmaninoff.
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Self-styled intelligent readers read for plot every bit as much as those who plow through mass-market paperback thrillers and romances do.
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But Mr. Trump has upended the usual practice by pursuing actions against China that are every bit as aggressive as his campaign messaging.
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At City College, where I work, we have incredible faculty who provide an education every bit as good as I got at Hopkins.
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They were an ambitious foursome whose nervy vision of adolescence was every bit as high culture as it was keen on bebop accents.
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Others, like Sylvain Pataille of Marsannay, contend that aligoté is every bit as capable as chardonnay of showing the intricacies of Burgundian terroir.
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It's the one day when watching the commercials is every bit as central to the experience as what happens during the actual game.
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With Trump, struts, scowls and pouts reveal every bit as much as what tumbles from his lips, which is a lot less trustworthy.
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Once the crowd and the Flyers settled down, the Capitals got going and looked every bit as dominant as they had all season.
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Rapid climate change of our own making is transforming every bit of ocean and land, imperiling organisms clear across the tree of life.
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They rarely came close against Verlander, who was every bit as dominant as he was in beating the Yankees twice in the playoffs.
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These fires are every bit the same kind of disaster as earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural disasters that confront states across the country.
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At 72 words, it's not the lowest count crossword puzzle I've solved, but Mr. Larsen makes excellent use of every bit of space.
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Rangers NEW YORK — Halfway through the game Sunday, the Florida Panthers looked every bit like a team that had played the night before.
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But in matters of waterscape — and landscape, as well — I would suggest that the names are every bit as important as the numbers.
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The cultural harm of big television is every bit as bad for the nation as is the physical harm generated by big tobacco.
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The clear intent is to demonstrate that the mechanics of ending a marriage are every bit as significant and delicate as maintaining one.
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Not surprisingly, the foray into modern geopolitics is a bad idea, one handled every bit as heavy-handedly as everything else on display.
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Bryce, with his tool belt and 1960 mustache looks every bit the part of union ironworker because he actually is a union ironworker.
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The movie is every bit as weird — and on the whole as wonderful — as you'd expect from Bong Joon-ho (Snowpiercer, The Host).
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"Toni Sacconaghi's name might mean nothing to you, but at this particular moment he is every bit as important as IBM's CFO," Cramer said.
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It's a smart protection to have, but it suggests Face ID is every bit as easy to accidentally trigger as the early demos indicated.
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Krasinski has been every bit the doting husband this award season, accompanying his wife to both the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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It does not want to anonymize and protect you; it wants to drain you of your privacy, sucking up every bit of personal data.
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"I want to be able to take care of the situation every bit as much as everybody else at the top level," he said.
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But Mubarez emerged the winner later on Tuesday, looking every bit the budding rapper with his tilted red baseball cap and razor-trimmed beard.
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"With every bit of hope I have, I pray to God that no one will attack him personally," he told the News of Jadlowski.
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In any case, it really should go without saying that our good boys and girls need vaccines every bit as much as we do.
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Some areas in the western Arctic, like Teshekpuk Lake, are every bit as vital biologically as the coastal plain is in the Arctic Refuge.
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The farming/role-playing game Stardew Valley recreated in The Sims 4 is every bit as quaint and comforting as the original Pelican Town.
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"I want to be able to take care of this situation every bit as anybody else," he says of the crisis at the border.
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Though sold under a collaborative title, Draper James devotees need not worry: The collection is every bit in line with the brand's current designs.
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Just like that—probably overnight, and without any warning—every bit of petty shit you've ever typed into Slack is now the world's business.
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During his acceptance speech, Timberlake shared an inspirational message for young people, and looked every bit like a high school teacher imparting his wisdom.
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Smith modeled the collection in an Instagram video, every bit the goofy dreamboat he was when the show ended more than two decades ago.
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While WWII is every bit the action-driven experience that past Call of Duty games offered, Sledgehammer is giving particular attention to the story.
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To flourish in the future, it must not just survive Mr Trump, but change every bit as boldly as it has in the past.
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I welcome and agree with every bit of his oversight inclinations, but please can't we build and celebrate AI before running away in terror?
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Cases of female abuse deserve every bit of the outrage and accountability they've mustered, and add crucial complexity to the conservation about sexual abuse.
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I started with my left hand, spraying from left to right and did so three times to really get every bit of my beds.
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It's clear Samsung took the time to ensure the product is every bit as polished as the rest of its long-standing Galaxy line.
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And if PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at the scene is any indication, the reunion is every bit as explosive as you might have imagined.
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That's why this blowout sale is every bit as much a gift for its shoppers as it is a major moment for the business.
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There is an entire industry on which Equifax sits near the top that tracks every bit of personal data they can find about you.
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Fried rice is an easy go-to for a weekday night, but it can be every bit as pedestrian and boring as that sounds.
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You know what the problem is for your party, every bit of good news is bad news top your attempts to take back power.
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The screen glass is made from super tough Corning Gorilla Glass 73 and it's every bit as sharp and crisp as the S7's.
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The executive is every bit as unpredictable as the company he runs — and just like Parrot's products, he always puts on a good show.
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It's not clear if they'll be every bit as tough as the typical OtterBox case, but it would be pretty useful if they were.
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Sanders said he was angry and when he talked about outrages, it was easy to believe that he felt every bit of that anger.
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He admitted that, as he wandered down the long, endless corridors of strange airports and conference complexes, he felt every bit his advanced age.
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And when it doesn't, when it fails itself and every bit of belief you ever invested in it, that has to mean something too.
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Fast start carries Colts past Titans INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts certainly needed every bit of their impressive start Sunday afternoon in Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Filmed with hypnotic, frenzied intensity, the shaman's ritual is every bit as bloody and terrifying as the gory acts that have led to it.
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Germany's finance chief said, " I'm ready to discuss every bit of fact, but you can only give advice on the basis of the facts."
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"Delta," released this morning, is every bit as frenetic: synthetic snares, rustling electronic hi-hats, borderline-atonal blasts in the middle of the mix.
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They can throw out Kelly and his main moves, but it's hard to undo every bit of last year's offensive erosion in one offseason.
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It's a documentary from Terrence Malick that displays sweeping views of Earth and the universe and looks every bit as gorgeous as you'd expect.
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The visuals, a combination of the real and the virtual, are as amorphous and experimental as Koosha's electronic music, and every bit as gorgeous.
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Another year, another wave of sobbing children who have been cruelly led to believe that their parents devoured every bit of their Halloween candy.
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My earliest memories are of growing up in Nashville, and I've always felt every bit as American as any of my native-born neighbors.
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In a nutshell, it's every bit the type of style that would attract a marker-wielding toddler determined to scribble on everything in sight.
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Jerry Ferrara, known to many as Turtle from HBO's Entourage, looks every bit the leading man on his honeymoon with new wife Breanne Racano.
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And it would indeed be an investment — every bit as much of an investment as spending money to repair and improve our transportation infrastructure.
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Either way, it is the latest salvo in a growing racial reckoning every bit as important as #MeToo's long overdue reshaping of gender dynamics.
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As anyone who's struggled to stream Game of Thrones knows, the infrastructure that gets those shows to paying customers is every bit as important.
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"I had a GREAT meeting with Putin and the Fake News used every bit of their energy to try and disparage it," he said.
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The AL East division title promised to be every bit the nose-to-nose two-horse race that had been expected before the season.
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In O'Connor he found a distinguished, respected and wise jurist every bit as worthy of sitting on the nation's highest court as any man.
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Astrid vividly recounts the sadism of her father, who, among other cruelties, demanded that his children finish every bit of food on their plates.
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I can tell you this, Bret, the president has access to every bit of evidence, even more than those of us on House Intel.
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And with casual kitchens as good as Piquet, Britain is showing France that it can lead every bit as well as it's always followed.
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After finally building some wrestling chops, Hunt went on a four fight tear from 2011 to 2013 and looked every bit a title contender.
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Not only is she 35, she's too sane, too civilized, too deep into deep-soul beats every bit as Southern as their trap antitheses.
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"Every bit of sex I had was a real turn on [sic] because I knew there was a chance of getting it," he said.
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The hype machine for next year's live-action Beauty and the Beast continues to plug along, and we're eating up every bit of it.
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In a down-cycle, where every bit of efficiency can help, Shipamax's software means route optimization, easier booking, and better outcomes, the company says.
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To keep their intrigue intact, the trio donned Gucci's pre-fall eyewear collection, which is every bit as whimsical and mysterious as they are.
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Every bit of family history—marriage, parents, business failures—and every encounter with friends, doctors, and other survivors exposes another facet of elusive truth.
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Tamron Hall's son Moses was worth every bit of time, effort and patience it took to bring him into the world on April 24.
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The Translation: For a look less reminiscent of "Waterworld," opt for a netted bag or latticed skirt that is every bit as texturally interesting.
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But I couldn't find a way to fit their story — which is every bit as haunting — into the article without giving it short shrift.
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The dialogue in Prince of Cats is every bit as deft as the swordplay, transitioning fluidly between the original Shakespearean prose and new additions.
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All too often, networks and showrunners squeeze every bit of juice out of a popular series, refusing to let them die at their peak.
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Arguably, the timing of Trump's Supreme Court announcement is every bit as big a surprise at this point as who he's going to pick.
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He sees the field as well as Manning, has "superb" accuracy and is, at least according to Roper, every bit as durable as Manning.
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So let's cut to the end of this flim-flamtastic episode to the switcheroo that blindsided Jimmy every bit as much as us viewers.
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This will likely be every bit as much a coronation as the 2012 Democratic convention was for Barack Obama in the same city. Sept.
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Enigma, the German cipher machine, was every bit as important as the author suggests, and again it advances her case for the occupied countries.
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Vows As any opera lover will tell you, the drama in the wings can be every bit as enthralling as what's taking place onstage.
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Before you ship out, before you submerge your submarine or unleash your balloon, cherish every bit of warmth and respite, every gesture of love.
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That was the moment when I realized our people would be watching and listening to us every bit as closely as the Soviets were.
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The way he finished Wilder in such emphatic fashion was every bit as impressive as the way he bamboozled Wladimir Klitschko five years ago.
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Yankees 8, Angels 0 After fighting injuries throughout the season, Luis Severino made his first appearance of 973 and looked every bit the ace.
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He had won by stoppage — a statement every bit as impressive as his 2015 bamboozling of Klitschko, when he became the unified heavyweight champion.
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"This makes Nervous Nancy every bit as guilty as Liddle' Adam Schiff for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and even Treason," he said on Twitter.
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It is, in some ways, an unnatural trust, built over decades and centuries — a technology as artificial as irrigation, and every bit as necessary.
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We want to take the time so that the second season is every bit as ambitious and beautifully produced as we can make it.
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Modern Hollywood took the chance to tell Paul's story, because it is every bit as relevant today as it was in those ancient times.
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It's a masterclass in letting go, but using every bit of what's left of your life to raise more hell and create more art.
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Kelly, was a military man, and was every bit the tough guy in the campaign as he chanted "lock her up!" about Hillary Clinton.
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"Work in Progress," like its heroine, is sweetly imperfect: not every bit lands, and Chris can feel, at moments, too good to be true.
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The Jazz totaled 29 assists on their 45 baskets and needed every bit of it to counter 39-of-79 shooting from the Timberwolves.
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The Christian, Yazidi and Shi'ite communities of Iraq and Syria have faced an evil every bit as hateful and genocidal as these previous episodes.
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You get the feeling Fountain, a lawyer by training, is marshaling every bit of his intellect in an attempt to smarten everyone else up.
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Snap struggles to communicate with investors, which means every bit of news that comes out tends to elicit an extreme reaction from Wall Street.
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They do have Thomas, however, who has been every bit a marquee player since arriving in a trade with the Phoenix Suns last season.
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For more from Reynolds, check out PEOPLE's latest cover, on newsstands now Baccarin matches Reynolds quip for quip, and with every bit as much charisma.
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The biggest advantage he sees is to "expect the unexpected," and the most windy conditions of the week might make it every bit of that.
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Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman have put out their own version of carpool karaoke – and it's every bit as awesome and adorable as you'd expect.
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This is all part of the larger quest for a few major companies to hoover up every bit of data about you that they can.
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She doesn't wear a mask and she doesn't have a cool name, but Peggy Carter has proven to be every bit the world-saving superhero.
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But that hasn't stopped people from sending complaints about the video site to the federal agency—and they're every bit as unhinged as you'd expect.
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Two and a half years later, A$AP Ferg's Trap Lord is every bit as poignant and excellent a record as when it was released.
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"Every bit of policy exists to do the right thing," Lorimer Shenher, former Vancouver detective and author of That Lonely Section of Hell, told VICE.
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"We're not claiming we're going to prove an entire system is correct, 100 percent reliable in every bit, down to the circuit level," Wing said.
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It turns out that norms and customs are every bit as important, and those only exist to the extent that people in power respect them.
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"If it's not all there, then one day it will be," she says, frankly, every bit as at ease in person as on her records.
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The transparent glass on back is a nice look, and its camera are every bit as good as those found on more mainstream flagship competitors.
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London must be on notice that we will deploy every bit of our political strength to assure that that despised border will never be reestablished.
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And frankly, I know many politicians, many of them here today, who want a solution to this problem every bit as much as I do.
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Tell me about the enterprise business overall, because there's startups all over the place in every bit of your business, every part of your business.
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García, who plays Fernando Cienfuegos in the film, looked every bit the proud father as he smiled and posed for photos with his four children.
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The feature being announced today deletes data for both, meaning that it should cover every bit of the location history data Google holds on you.
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Today, to increase ARPU (average revenue per user), you need to design feature-level packaging every bit as much as how you design product functionally.
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It had to do with his father's cruelty, and the fragile, frightening nature of his ego, big as the Hindenburg and every bit as flammable.
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"CBO's report today makes clear that this bill is every bit as 'mean as the House bill," Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, told reporters.
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On Monday night, we finally made it through hometowns dates on Rachel Lindsay's Bachelorette journey — and they were every bit as entertaining as we'd hoped.
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He's even more here for you if you listen to him with headphones on, to get every bit of his lightly-sandpapered-Barry-White positivity.
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In theory, the prospect of a nuclear-armed North Korea peninsula worried Communist leaders in Beijing every bit as much as it did the Americans.
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"Your vote in 2018 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016 — although I'm not sure I really believe that," Trump ad libs.
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Facebook is essentially an advertising company, and every bit of information you disclose is data advertisers can use to influence how and what you buy.
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As we await more men in kilts and swoon-worthy romance, every bit of information about Outlander season 3 is a piece of internet treasure.
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The Reno 10x Zoom is every bit as high-end and performant as the OnePlus 7 Pro, but with advantages and disadvantages of its own.
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"He is every bit as sweet and snuggly as he looks," Desiree captioned her first shared photo of baby Zander, bundled up and sound asleep.
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She was every bit their equal in power and brilliance, but her fantasies had a humane and just human quality that I found nowhere else.
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Every bit as complicated as the characters he helped bring into the world, Lee taught generations of nerds the concepts of responsibility, morality, and love.
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Pretty much, I want to squeeze every bit of relevancy from him and then move on to my bigger goal, which is to go pro.
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There's an opportunity to advance pipe rehabilitation technology so the city doesn't have to be dug up to manually replace every bit of old pipe.
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Then all other nations can border-adjust their corporate income taxes, which are every bit as much VATs as is our proposed border adjustment tax.
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What's more, every bit of Heenan's complaint that Hogan hotdogged his way into Andre's moment was true, or at the very least, sounded extremely true.
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"I obviously can't point to the source of every bit of money and dad's not around for me to ask the questions now," he said.
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Trump's base loved every bit of it, but the whole thing left James Clapper, ex-director of national intelligence, openly questioning Trump's fitness for office.
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