Wanda and Theodore were by David's account exceedingly good parents:
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Updike were exceedingly sane, nondestructive, engined by an incorruptible will
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Even if they do, conventional tunnel requirements are exceedingly costly.
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The history of the war on marijuana is exceedingly clear.
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I'm exceedingly lucky to have caught my cancer relatively early.
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All of this has made Trump exceedingly popular in Israel.
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The chances of actually becoming an astronaut are exceedingly slim.
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To match that capability with a smartwatch is exceedingly difficult.
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Managing a supply chain of perishable goods is exceedingly costly.
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"We've tried exceedingly hard to be very transparent," Zbar said.
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Molten Core is an exceedingly powerful Ultimate when used correctly.
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Watch the trailer: Ezra Miller as the exceedingly creepy Kevin.
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But 45 years ago, the courts made this exceedingly hard.
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The protest comes at an exceedingly tense moment in France.
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So it's exceedingly difficult to emulate that style of play.
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The public invisibility is exceedingly rare for a new president.
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And the devices, as a result, have become exceedingly obscure.
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She lost two exceedingly winnable presidential campaigns in Hindenburgian fashion.
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Official statistics suggest that divorce is exceedingly uncommon in Nigeria.
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By the summer, U.S. intelligence community leaders were exceedingly alarmed.
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Nine months later, evidence of that love is exceedingly rare.
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Comey's exceedingly poor personnel decisions directly led to this mess.
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Like, exceedingly deep house, but of the hard, springy variety.
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It owns exceedingly few of the buildings it leases out.
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And proving a government coordinated a cyberattack is exceedingly difficult.
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It's exceedingly difficult to see a path for most others.
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This one just happens to be exceedingly bad at it.
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In theory, this all should be exceedingly fun to watch.
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But the chances of that actually happening are exceedingly low.
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Trump's legal arguments, it should be noted, are exceedingly weak.
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The protest comes at an exceedingly tense moment for France.
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But producing clothes in the U.S. today is exceedingly complicated.
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Her employers' life was exceedingly comfortable; her own was not.
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The rules are simple, but the game is exceedingly complicated.
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However, brokered conventions are exceedingly rare in modern U.S. politics.
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GLENN THRUSH: --really, like the fastest-- TIM MILLER: Exceedingly fast.
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I would say that kind of trade is exceedingly unlikely.
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"And alternative asset classes offer returns that are exceedingly low."
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"This has been an exceedingly unpredictable year," the analyst said.
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"Bop City 2: TerroRising" is exceedingly well produced, if derivative.
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This exceedingly rich number knocks it out of the park.
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And right now, satellite collisions in space are exceedingly rare.
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The uncertainty surrounding this issue was exceedingly evident on Tuesday.
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The experience was, well, "exceedingly awkward," Bunbury told Vanity Fair. 3.
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They also have insane battery life and exceedingly thin hardware profiles.
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But cricket matches between India and Pakistan have become exceedingly rare.
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What little exists suggests an exceedingly comfortable margin for Mr Cuomo.
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Let's not forget the outsize money that the exceedingly wealthy donate.
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I'm also exceedingly lucky to not have to worry about dying.
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Moral relativism has been exceedingly convenient for China over the years.
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It is exceedingly difficult for ordinary Yemenis to escape the fighting.
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Most suicides happen without precedent, making it exceedingly hard to prevent.
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Its abolition, intended to increase social integration, has been exceedingly unpopular.
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This version of the story looks loud, goofy, and exceedingly familiar.
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They don't just think we're loose, they think we're exceedingly loose.
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"We find these charges exceedingly bizarre," Alaradi's lawyer Paul Champ said.
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Still, this is also an exceedingly generous interpretation of Trump's statement.
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But whether she liked it or not, she was exceedingly kind.
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All were exceedingly complex issues, fraught with financial and emotional costs.
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Yes, but: It's worth noting that supervolcanic eruptions are exceedingly rare.
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The company handily beat estimates and boasted exceedingly healthy growth worldwide.
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And, unsurprisingly given its history, it's exceedingly good at issue tracking.
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This happens occasionally in Watch Dogs 2, but it's exceedingly rare.
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You're probably exceedingly well-acquainted with Netflix's current offerings right now.
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"Yes, the process of filming has been exceedingly painful," Lewinsky wrote.
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It is therefore exceedingly unlikely that they represent a security threat.
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Scaling this procedure up is tricky and would be exceedingly expensive.
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The king bed was exceedingly soft and comfortable, and a highlight.
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And yes, 'sugar mamas' exist — but they're exceedingly hard to find
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Most people want it to happen overnight, but that's exceedingly rare.
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This colorful platter looks and tastes luxurious, but is exceedingly light.
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There he is, smiling maniacally, and doing an exceedingly limp dab.
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The patties hold together as you munch despite being exceedingly tender.
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The $2 bill is exceedingly rare, but still in circulation. Rep.
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The silence has made it exceedingly difficult to draw any conclusions.
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The move to postpone is exceedingly rare, but there is precedent.
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Don't get me wrong, our S5 test car was exceedingly pretty.
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And, as Scorah makes exceedingly clear, she did survive a cult.
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Somebody who is exceedingly antisocial and has low impulse control might.
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The movie's big comic pieces tend only to be exceedingly busy.
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Otherwise, though, moments of actual empathy or sharing are exceedingly rare.
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She was exceedingly professional and pleasant, and her work was impeccable.
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" Mr. Borghezio also said he thought the damages were "exceedingly high.
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Despite this, the odds of a helicopter crash remain exceedingly low.
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He was quite short, even for a celebrity, and exceedingly gracious.
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Especially for introverts, the social dynamics stuff can be exceedingly difficult.
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I'm exceedingly proud to be the principal of our amazing school.
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Wonder Woman, by all accounts, is really, exceedingly great — wonderful, even!
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We talk exceedingly fast in doctor lingo, which bothers my husband.
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Indeed, a number of multi-class stocks have done exceedingly well.
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He writes exceedingly well about the lust for grease and salt.
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Numerous studies have found that U.S. voter fraud is exceedingly rare.
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The challenge is overcoming decades of toxic decline—an exceedingly tall order.
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It seems exceedingly unlikely that sales of any iPhones will be banned.
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This caused an exceedingly rare occurrence of the battery experiencing thermal runaway.
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It's exceedingly rare, but when it does occur it can be devastating.
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Like Trump, Bolton has been exceedingly critical of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Both provide exceedingly good sound, though, and ultimately that's what matters most.
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Presenting culture wars as a fight about safety can be exceedingly effective.
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But waiting to report a rape or sexual assault is exceedingly common.
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It is also making a mark in the exceedingly popular podcasts segment.
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Same with a certain four-letter-word screamed at exceedingly high volume.
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It isn't necessarily mutant bacteria or exceedingly rare bacteria causing these infections.
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However, both Meghan and Kate are exceedingly capable of owning the spotlight.
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Given the growing social stratification of marriage, such measures are exceedingly regressive.
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So I said, "OK, we'll do it," and John was exceedingly happy.
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But when asked how to pay for it all, he's exceedingly vague.
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Quick take: The quarterly announcement was exceedingly earnest and humble in tone.
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Saying that others deserve some blame too is an exceedingly poor defense.
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"It makes it exceedingly difficult to produce hit content," he told me.
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"My parents were very conscious of appearances, but exceedingly frugal," she said.
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Recruitment of children is more difficult because parents understandably are exceedingly protective.
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What was different about "Westron Wynde" was how exceedingly secular it was.
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The institutions and organizations that govern wildfire suppression efforts are exceedingly complex.
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On top of everything else, Darksiders III is an exceedingly buggy game.
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That's exceedingly rare — it happens once or twice a year at most.
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His condition, called congenital insensitivity to pain, or CIP, is exceedingly rare.
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Clinton's speech made one point exceedingly clear: She is the anti-Trump.
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It's actually opened up my world, and I'm exceedingly appreciative of this!
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The deal suddenly thrust English into the ranks of the exceedingly rich.
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The war may be exceedingly ugly, but it's still hard to stop.
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According to Peterson, the emails were exceedingly brief, but the peace held.
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Mr. Trump had a different impulse: make Mr. Cruz's life exceedingly complicated.
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But it is bright and high-toned, earthy, focused and exceedingly pleasant.
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Identity politics has become an exceedingly less effective tool of the left.
|
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Don't the people have the right to choose an exceedingly narcissistic leader?
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To Washington's credit, it has exploited the first two openings exceedingly well.
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QATAR This tiny but exceedingly wealthy country definitely has a mixed record.
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The fact is that mass gun violence is exceedingly rare in America.
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It is exceedingly rare for the Yankees to end up in arbitration.
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Screenings in a dozen states suggest that Zika infection remains exceedingly rare.
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Those double hurdles are exceedingly unusual for most incumbents in congressional elections.
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Therefore, the stakes in this new maritime great game are exceedingly high.
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When Walton pressed about what has changed since, Sandberg was exceedingly vague.
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"I was an exceedingly shy, withdrawn, and uneasy student," Baldwin later wrote.
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This exceedingly frugal man brings home a bundle of gulbi one day.
|
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Ketamine is getting more and more attention as an exceedingly safe drug.
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The tour played arenas for two months, and was exceedingly financially successful.
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Godsil said.
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So, I think that institutional journalism is exceedingly important for our democracy.
|
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The touchpads on all of MSI's content-minded laptops are exceedingly wide.
|
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To the fans here, Mahomes embodies a New Year's resolution: a 23-year-old dude with a nasally Texas twang (called "froggish" by his coach) who can throw a football exceedingly far and exceedingly well and into exceedingly tight spaces, and whose exploits so far in his first year as a starter — 16 total touchdowns, two turnovers — offer them a chance to unburden themselves of the past.
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"It is early to tell, but there will be very few that have done exceedingly well or exceedingly badly," said Anthony Lawler, an executive at GAM, an investment management firm that oversees portfolios of hedge funds for institutional clients.
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It's exceedingly hard and requires an enormous amount of effort, and some of the top tech and financial companies are really leading the way on this, but it's exceedingly hard for anyone to resist state-level actors like this.
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Everybody watched that movie, at a time when TV movies were exceedingly popular.
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Hawkeye is an exceedingly normal American man, and thus, he is definitely cut.
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But a flyover of military aircraft at the White House is exceedingly rare.
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Anyway, that's Humpty Sharma, starring Varun Dhawan and the exceedingly charming Alia Bhatt.
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Love may be a universal theme, but it's exceedingly difficult to precisely define.
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They've also grown their family by one — by adopting an exceedingly good boy.
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She was an exceedingly rare kitten, and now she is gone too soon.
|
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"The nature of that kind of vomiting is exceedingly purgative," Giordano tells me.
|
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Exceedingly conservative accounting rules require them to set aside 55% of their profits.
|
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Accordingly, Hayes would be more likely to be intense, cautious and exceedingly alert.
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Yes, there are other causes of hair loss, but they're exceedingly rare. Stress?
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This newly patented matchmaking system looks exceedingly shady on the surface of things.
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His date consists of oyster farming, which looks like an exceedingly fun activity.
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The deportation process is exceedingly complicated because there are two main legal tracks.
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But he remained exceedingly modest, sleeping on the same mattress for six decades.
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Crossing over from acting to movies is an exceedingly hard feat for entertainers.
|
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After all, it's just the thoughts of one exceedingly white tech bro, right?
|
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HBO has been exceedingly secretive about details from the new season so far.
|
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She's beautiful, rich, exceedingly privileged with a husband who seems obsessed with her.
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The calculations they did plotting ballistic trajectories were time consuming and exceedingly complicated.
|
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"This might well mean free water if you are exceedingly poor," he said.
|
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Roseanne Barr went on an exceedingly racist tirade this morning, even for her.
|
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Megapolis One somehow contrives to be an exceedingly pleasant place to life. It
|
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The Stones and their entourage are, for the most part, exceedingly bored backstage.
|
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Two weeks into his presidency, Trump is exceedingly disliked and growing more so.
|
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During the interview, Aldridge was exceedingly cautious when describing her time in Calais.
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Joshua Douglas: I think the likelihood of this happening is extremely exceedingly small.
|
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The Eastern establishment was exceedingly insular in Eisenhower's day: white, male, Protestant, preppy.
|
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But major accidents, involving significant releases of radioactive material have been exceedingly rare.
|
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That might sound exceedingly mundane — the most boring answer to a tantalizing puzzle.
|
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Like many porters, he is about five feet tall with exceedingly brawny limbs.
|
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Oh, and John's girlfriend back in New York (Anna Kendrick) is exceedingly pregnant.
|
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Supply chains have become exceedingly complex, spanning different countries and involving multiple parties.
|
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It's exceedingly seductive and seems to promise that one's dreams can come true.
|
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Traitors, even just accused traitors like Gadahn, are exceedingly rare in American history.
|
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But even if Ferrari sells 10,000 cars, those cars are still exceedingly rare.
|
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Jurgen Klopp, being exceedingly German.
|
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The chances that Mr. Trump alone can change China's ways are exceedingly slim.
|
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The Gentlemen — floating skeletons in crisp suits — are exceedingly polite, extremely terrifying villains.
|
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"The Dreamers" introduces us to many characters, nearly all of them exceedingly nice.
|
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The flavorful dishes and relaxed, quirky ambience made for an exceedingly pleasurable experience.
|
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And they're using this sort of age-appropriateness standard, which is exceedingly vague.
|
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Pork and fennel are often companions, and the flavor combination is exceedingly delicious.
|
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Twenty years ago it was exceedingly rare to spot a great white shark.
|
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But it's indisputably a novel, and, to my mind, an exceedingly important one.
|
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While he was relaxed, friendly and exceedingly polite, he was also intently focused.
|
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That could make the confirmation process for a new attorney general exceedingly difficult.
|
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He said he was working on a major work, an exceedingly major work.
|
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Calendars for other worlds in our solar system get exceedingly difficult to calculate.
|
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Monaco is a tiny yet exceedingly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera.
|
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Yet the congressional margins in 2021 will be exceedingly narrow, if not insurmountable.
|
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Last year, Jacob, a young man I represented, made an exceedingly rare choice.
|
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This one is exceedingly easy and makes a perfect ending to any meal.
|
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It is exceedingly rare for an incumbent president to receive a primary challenge.
|
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Still, there's no way to send text messages, which would be exceedingly helpful.
|
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That was once a relatively common phenomenon; lately, it has been exceedingly rare.
|
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The type of in-person voter fraud Trump is claiming is exceedingly rare.
|
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In contrast to America, this type of violence is exceedingly rare in Britain.
|
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Regardless, I wouldn't run for president without being exceedingly drunk the entire time.
|
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Sourcing high-quality raw materials at a micro level can be exceedingly difficult.
|
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It seems exceedingly unlikely to hurt the Sanders campaign in any meaningful way.
|
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Tragedies of that sort, however, are the exceedingly rare exception to the rule.
|
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Helmsley yes, that got a lot of press, but that is exceedingly rare.
|
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"In terms of operations of the vehicles, it's been going exceedingly smoothly," says Scoville.
|
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He also suggested that the indictment of a sitting president would be exceedingly burdensome.
|
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That vigilante is later revealed to be the exceedingly well-mannered sorority sister Jules.
|
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"Some of them are exceedingly luminous — 100 times brighter than ordinary supernovae," Woosley said.
|
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"It's so exceedingly rare that I'd never heard of it," Cobbs told the outlet.
|
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One of them was Robert Reich, his future labour secretary, who is exceedingly short.
|
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The fingerprint sensor is also exceedingly fast at 0.2 seconds, and it's unerringly accurate.
|
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I've always found this game exceedingly difficult to play, and in a good way.
|
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Mr. Davis, exceedingly fair and fine-boned, appears unmarked, closer to 210 than 245.
|
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Of course, parents who are exceedingly lax, permissive, and indulgent can be equally problematic.
|
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Winning streaks anywhere near as long as the Indians' current run are exceedingly rare.
|
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To my 15-year-old mind's eye, everyone who wore makeup looked exceedingly glamorous.
|
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A desire for this has made officials exceedingly cautious when crafting the court's rules.
|
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Overstock shares were exceedingly hard to borrow; fees ran as high as 35 percent.
|
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Cancer cells and HIV-infected cells are exceedingly difficult to distinguish from normal cells.
|
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That's an exceedingly low success rate to be considered for any meaningful use case.
|
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Con men, as you say, are exceedingly empathic, which is why they're so effective.
|
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With unanimous Democratic opposition to anything that touches Obamacare, the pathway is exceedingly narrow.
|
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Analyst sentiment heading into earnings season is exceedingly grim for the sixth straight quarter.
|
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"It's exceedingly rare these expire," said Ben Johnson, director of ETF research at Morningstar.
|
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Harris has repeatedly emphasized that such fights are not only important but exceedingly personal.
|
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The some 26-minute ordeal was horrific, but fatal accidents have become exceedingly rare.
|
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There are so many exaggerated plays with proportion, mostly of the exceedingly oversized variety.
|
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The possibility of getting Russia and China to play along also seems exceedingly remote.
|
|
But even taking "gaming disorder" at face value, evidence suggests it is exceedingly rare.
|
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After all, even under the Obama administration, progress in this area was exceedingly difficult.
|
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Anger and vengeance and violence are exceedingly easy to access and almost effortlessly unleashed.
|
|
The Royale not only looks great but are exceedingly comfortable straight from the box.
|
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The congregation was — as spontaneous large-scale eruptions of fandom go — exceedingly low-key.
|
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It, too, is not trendy or a critical darling, but it is exceedingly popular.
|
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Numerous studies have found that voter fraud is exceedingly rare in the United States.
|
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Most planters were hand-built and glazed by Mr. Johnson, and often exceedingly beautiful.
|
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It is exceedingly rare that both parents would carry the recessive genes for microcephaly.
|
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I continue to cherish her, but find the lack of sexual intimacy exceedingly difficult.
|
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And it could make it exceedingly difficult for the Senate to function at all.
|
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We both fiercely loved Detroit, and Detroit, in turn, was exceedingly proud of her.
|
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The company's website makes it exceedingly clear that this is a project of atonement.
|
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Though it doesn't come cheap, the splendid sea scallop is exceedingly easy to prepare.
|
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Among actual politicians, however, the record suggests that the numbers would be exceedingly small.
|
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The strange thing is, it works: "Die Hard" is exceedingly stupid, but escapist fun.
|
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This has happened in exceedingly cold weather when there are pipes to worry about.
|
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If that's right, then the chances of any kind of immunity are exceedingly low.
|
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Such campaigning is exceedingly rare for a team president in the staid major leagues.
|
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And now, sanitizers from Purell and other brands are exceedingly hard to come by.
|
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The company has grown steadily, though not exceedingly fast, over the past few years.
|
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Mindy Kaling has made a career out of playing — and writing — exceedingly familiar characters.
|
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Throughout the film, prologue undermines payoff as scenes are shot in exceedingly deliberate takes.
|
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It's an exceedingly narrow slice of life, but Lorde inhabits it with feverish intensity.
|
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And you never know when the airplane will be exceedingly cold or stiflingly hot?
|
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" According to friends, the real Jared Kushner is tough "in an exceedingly polite way.
|
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A highly comic, exceedingly randy remake of Silkk the Shocker's 1998 hit.
|
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He also polls exceedingly well with Democrats who make less than $220006,2202 a year.
|
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Biologists put attacks, which are exceedingly rare, in two broad categories: defensive and nondefensive.
|
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In an exceedingly tight race, slavery won 50.6 per cent of the popular vote.
|
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This assumption, which Donald agreed with, betrays an exceedingly dim view of human nature.
|
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Employees were asked to work exceedingly long hours and limit their paid time off.
|
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But special counsel investigations are exceedingly rare — Mueller's is only the second in history.
|
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There have been a few successful House challenges, but even those remain exceedingly rare.
|
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Normally, those unfortunate failures don't warrant a sequel, and second chances are exceedingly rare.
|
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The strange thing is, it works: 'Die Hard' is exceedingly stupid, but escapist fun.
|
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The school has done exceedingly well, they say, instilling confidence in a psychologically battered population.
|
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Archie is exhausted by all the casualties in Hiram's exceedingly strange, expensive war against him.
|
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It is exceedingly rare for a federal defendant to meet all of these statutory standards.
|
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This exceedingly dramatic name is given to the full moon during a total lunar eclipse.
|
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It is also becoming exceedingly hard to maintain that platforms are—like telecoms networks—"neutral".
|
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Maybe I'm overstating my disappointment because of the exceedingly high standard set by the H6s.
|
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Monday's opinion indicated that life-without-parole sentences for juvenile offenders should be exceedingly rare.
|
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Usain Bolt, Jamaica Literally the fastest human in the world, Bolt is exceedingly meme-able.
|
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As they put it: [H]ate speech is commonplace, and political terrorism is exceedingly rare.
|
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Krystal, who's been exceedingly gracious throughout this whole ordeal, is pretty receptive to it all.
|
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Like Apple's, this supply chain is also exceedingly light—Angello is the only asset required.
|
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That's what was surprising to those like me who have followed the exceedingly shrewd Nazarbayev.
|
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They'll likely cost around $60-80, because, like all Hot Toys products, they're exceedingly pricey.
|
|
In a series of exceedingly creepy charcoal drawings, Gary captures many of the creatures' likenesses.
|
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It blooms only once every seven years, it's exceedingly rare, and it's coveted by witches.
|
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This case had sent shockwaves through our small community, where child homicides are exceedingly rare.
|
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It's whimsical and strange and exceedingly, unexpectedly popular: The channel currently has over 2325,2684 subscribers.
|
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The problem is that V1 were pretty exceedingly unpopular, and those that did buy them.
|
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Gold is hard to counterfeit; easy to refine, merge, subdivide, and transport; and exceedingly scarce.
|
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Even with training, some said, it is exceedingly easy to revert to the original biases.
|
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History shows it is exceedingly difficult for gymnasts to win an all around gold twice.
|
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Their right-handed versions, which don't participate in biochemical reactions, are exceedingly rare on Earth.
|
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Breast pumps facilitate that gap, but as a medical technology they're exceedingly out of date.
|
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Prosecutions under FARA are exceedingly rare, in part because the enforcement system favors voluntary compliance.
|
|
Cleveland also has exceedingly high rates of "concentrated poverty" — poor people living in poor neighborhoods.
|
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That's an exceedingly high number of individuals to stress out with a false positive result.
|
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They misconstrued exceedingly common business and political contacts with Russians as deep, dark, dastardly plots.
|
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THE SOUND This covers collection is elegant and warm, exceedingly mannered but also keenly felt.
|
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And this time, there is a small chance that his exceedingly successful company may crash.
|
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For far too long, the responses available to law enforcement officers were also exceedingly limited.
|
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National security law experts say that such a case would be exceedingly difficult to make.
|
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This group has been exceedingly adept at dominating the narrative in virtually every election cycle.
|
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Like any journalist who reports on security and privacy, I am an exceedingly paranoid person.
|
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In the middle of a wildfire, exceedingly thick smoke can cause people to immediately asphyxiate.
|
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Other violations — like absentee ballot fraud, multiple voting and registration fraud — are also exceedingly rare.
|
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In any situation, the case against a legitimate distributor would be exceedingly easy, Connor said.
|
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The promise of sustained pay months after a campaign ends is exceedingly rare in politics.
|
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Although interestingly, Bernie Sanders has had exceedingly little to say about the problems of monopoly.
|
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They also — just ask them — do a lot of other things exceedingly well on defense.
|
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It's high-pitched, often more from the pubescent, overcompensating boys than the exceedingly cooler girls.
|
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For that matter, though, this exceedingly satisfying spinach salad could easily be served year round.
|
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"It is exceedingly rare, but they do it," said Douglas Smith, the park's wolf biologist.
|
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Figuring out who operates the platforms is exceedingly difficult because there are layers of encryption.
|
|
What is Sanders' endgame, now that he faces an exceedingly narrow path to the nomination?
|
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This coaching can be exceedingly valuable for the leaders setting a company's strategy and tone.
|
|
Fish monger Isaac Behar told the Seattle Times that the market has been "exceedingly slow."
|
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Exercise-associated deaths in otherwise healthy people are highly publicized and exceedingly rare (<1 percent).
|
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Some cooks braise their meatballs after browning, which renders them exceedingly moist, soft and tender.
|
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Earlier this month, something exceedingly rare appeared in the crater of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano: water.
|
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"I am sure you recognize that COVID-19 has made travel exceedingly complicated," Hagen said.
|
|
Lawmakers' primary legislative objective is to fund the government, a task that's proving exceedingly difficult.
|
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It&aposs also not exceedingly rare – DID may affect up to 1.5% of the population.
|
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But legal experts — and Mr. Glassman himself — said the burden of proof was exceedingly steep.
|
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With such projects, it can be exceedingly difficult to detect the spread of illicit funds.
|
|
That was clear on "Closer," her exceedingly lackluster smash hit last year with the Chainsmokers.
|
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With oil-flow acrobatics getting exceedingly complex, workers can ill-afford any lapse in concentration.
|
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Looking for alien life is great, but everyone in this universe takes exceedingly bad approaches.
|
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Despite the tremendous number of options open to Washington diners, Cork has done exceedingly well.
|
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In 2019, Mississippi legislators devised and passed an exceedingly more restrictive 6-week abortion ban.
|
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"Governors should be exceedingly wary of block grants" for the Medicaid program, said former Gov.
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But French—for me, at least—is an exceedingly tough language to crack by ear.
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Lawmakers have been exceedingly reluctant to offer witnesses immunity since criminal cases against Lt. Col.
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Guillonneau's genetic disorder is exceedingly rare, but phage therapy is his last hope for treatment.
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After all, if Clinton wins Virginia, Trump's path to the White House is exceedingly narrow.
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In fact, deaths at the hands of foreign nationals on US soil are exceedingly rare.
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"In the cold light of day, my remarks were catastrophic and exceedingly embarrassing," he said.
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That's an unfortunate combination that makes it exceedingly hard to separate the truth from the hype.
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Perhaps: Experts say it is exceedingly unlikely, but the possibility can't be ruled out just yet.
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When plugged in, the Sound Bar Flex audio quality is exceedingly decent in any size space.
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And if we can get any more similar to Neil Gorsuch, I will be exceedingly happy.
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Their upcoming release, Alturas, (out September 23rd) follows their tradition of exceedingly blissful and moving compositions.
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Expecting the 18-year-old Fultz to paper over all of those flaws is exceedingly optimistic.
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Sessions is now publicly defending himself, in an exceedingly rare and direct rebuttal to the president.
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In fact, "reports of privacy and safety violations in these places are exceedingly rare," it said.
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Later on, we get an exceedingly blood-soaked flashback to the Silver Dollar Saloon in 1879.
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Instead, we're all trained to think of sundaes as of an exceedingly rare, almost criminal indulgence.
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But when it's a photo of an exceedingly ridiculous bird, "good reason" flies out the window.
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Earth's rocky moon is covered in dark, volcanic basins and brighter, mountainous highlands — both exceedingly ancient.
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Fans will remember that Hemsworth portrayed Kevin Beckman, the Ghostbusters crew's handsome, but exceedingly dim secretary.
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"4" is both beautiful and full of wonder, tightly conceived and exceedingly open-ended—and –hearted.
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There's an icy blue arctic world and a nice, quiet lifeless planet with exceedingly low gravity.
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I wouldn't say that the Crossfade 22017 Wireless are exceedingly comfortable, but neither are they burdensome.
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How It Ends is exceedingly vague, from the moment it opens on Sam and Will's sonogram.
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In other words, unseating an incumbent member of Congress is an exceedingly difficult task – nearly impossible.
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Even by the exceedingly low standards of most Trump speeches, his performance Monday was remarkably demagogic.
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Fellow dog guessers (yes, I confess) proceed at the risk of your exceedingly high self-regard.
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The prediction-market figures did exceedingly well, calling the victor correctly in 91 of 107 races.
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All the while, I thought I was doing an exceedingly good job of hiding my relapse.
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It has become exceedingly difficult for the individual to discern what is good science vs. fiction.
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Quick take: Every quarter, Upwork measures newly demanded skills, and that makes its index exceedingly volatile.
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Meanwhile, all of our electronics are getting smaller, more streamlined, and exceedingly more difficult to recycle.
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Compare that to Grey, which dipped an exceedingly high 73.9 percent over its first two weekends.
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Refugees are screened for health problems and commit crimes at an exceedingly low rate, panellists added.
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These constraints are one reason why federal death-penalty cases are exceedingly rare to begin with.
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In his decadeslong career marked by bankruptcies and controversies, Trump was exceedingly careful about protecting himself.
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I think the president has made that exceedingly clear," Ross told Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures.
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In the 2012 election cycle, it was exceedingly easy for Republicans to talk about repealing Obamacare.
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But such fraud is exceedingly rare, and critics argue that those laws suppress minority voter turnout.
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In an exceedingly rare move, Chief Justice John Roberts issued a statement contradicting the President's remarks.
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We will be exceedingly lucky if election night comes and goes without a serious cyber-attack.
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Shortages for some of the drugs in that cocktail have helped make federal executions exceedingly rare.
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The reality is that a late-stage pancreatic cancer diagnosis carries an exceedingly low survival rate.
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"It's just exceedingly difficult," she told The Hill about trying to close the GOP gender gap.
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But we do, making his argument exceedingly bad—as Twitter was kind enough to point out.
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This might not be a huge drag on Republicans if Trump weren't also exceedingly unpopular, but . . .
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It is exceedingly rare for a single American to make it this far, let alone two.
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Though their own expectations were exceedingly low, Ukraine were indisputably the worst team at the tournament.
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Something else that contributed to the misunderstanding was that trich was considered an exceedingly rare disorder.
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When I found it, I have to say I was a little surprised, but not exceedingly.
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In general, Bedoya is exceedingly quick in his decision-making, both on the ball and off.
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Those governing and their business sponsors have done exceedingly well at the expense of everyone else.
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That said, a 100, 100D or P1003D Model S or Model X could be exceedingly expensive.
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The political implications of ideas like competition or efficiency are complicated but exceedingly important to consider.
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That said, "Straight White Men" is still an exceedingly odd — and thus welcome — presence on Broadway.
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It worked for Senator Lisa Murkowski in Alaska in 2010, but such successes are exceedingly rare.
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Regime change seemed exceedingly difficult, because there was no organized group remotely capable of taking over.
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"Gorsuch does exceedingly well according to the standards that legal writing authorities espouse," Ms. Varsava wrote.
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Helping her in her quest, reluctantly and exceedingly begrudgingly, is Coleman, Alec's former handler at MI6.
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But the odds that a negotiation between the two senators will bear fruit are exceedingly slim.
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Even in an era of reconsidering criminal justice tactics and increased accountability, apologies remain exceedingly rare.
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Mr. Trump told the agencies that any redactions should be exceedingly rare, given the time elapsed.
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That number is exceedingly high considering that Riverside County only had 26,928 warehouse jobs that year.
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Today, it is exceedingly rare, just one of three known examples to exist in the world.
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The Democratic gains in predominantly white, well-educated suburbs have stretched the Republican majority exceedingly thin.
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Yet most meaningfully, both are largely associated with early and exceedingly lucrative investments in Chinese companies.
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He recently recorded the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, although the internet makes it exceedingly accessible.
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That approach has been exceedingly successful in imposing significant economic costs on Iran's already-ailing economy.
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Most residents there—nearly all of whom knew the agony that dengue causes—were exceedingly grateful.
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The Big Mac is exceedingly beige, beefy, and bready, and its ingredients separately are all unremarkable.
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Replacing it with the narrow, limited bankruptcy structure moving forward in the House is exceedingly unwise.
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Rentals in that category have technically been illegal since 2010, although they're exceedingly common on Airbnb.
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Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Jain were such men — exceedingly confident risk takers with thick public skins.
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The nail in the coffin came when China stepped in to provide exceedingly cheap solar panels.
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It is exceedingly rare for a sitting judge to launch an attack against a sitting president.
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She said she had met Mr. Cooper numerous times and found him to be exceedingly pleasant.
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I remain a saint, an exceedingly rich saint, and I'm close to becoming a national treasure.
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That's why robots are the ideal candidates for playing out our exceedingly dark and violent desires.
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He then paid the caddie, David Ortiz, $503,250, an exceedingly small amount by professional golf standards.
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Modern cars and trucks are exceedingly well engineered, leading owners to keep them longer than ever.
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The Athletics pull off this tightwad act with exceedingly bright management, but it is an exception.
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It makes impeachment exceedingly unlikely unless there is a dramatic shift in Republican leadership's political calculus.
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These are the questions, simultaneously simple and exceedingly complex, that fuel McKay's infectious brand of curiosity.
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The stories don't always make perfect sense, but they are exceedingly straightforward and easy to follow.
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We accept that Canadians are exceedingly polite — and now we have some data to prove it.
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It is exceedingly unlikely the programs will go into effect for the remainder of the Obama presidency.
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The space agency is also exceedingly tight-lipped when it comes to reproduction and sex in space.
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An exceedingly bright fireball meteor streaked above that part of the country at about 1:19 a.m.
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Netflix confirmed the news across its various social media channels, blasting out a short, exceedingly cryptic teaser.
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By that evening, the Associated Press, which has an office in Havana, reported an exceedingly strange situation.
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China is the birthplace of Go, a 2,500-year-old game that remains exceedingly popular across Asia.
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Of course, the odds of being harmed by a meteorite are exceedingly low, as National Geographic reported.
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Though the master climber has scaled more than 5,000 trees, this undertaking is exceedingly rare, he says.
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Subscriptions are astonishingly easy to opt into via TouchID and exceedingly difficult to cancel (PSA: instructions here).
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The new power-sipping 203-watt Y-series chips should allow for some exceedingly thin laptops designs.
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Whether onstage or off, in her real life or in performance, it's exceedingly lonely at the top.
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The two clubs' paths to their 211.35 conference championships should also look exceedingly familiar to knowledgeable fans.
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However, the city was pristine and unlooted, which is exceedingly rare for any site in Central America.
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It was exceedingly hot and sweaty, and we were sleeping just on the floor of the cinema.
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So based on how things unfolded, the timing of Taubman's profane celebration of Osuna was exceedingly odd.
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Trump's path to victory is exceedingly narrow and likely requires him to win Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The game of Go has long been considered an exceedingly challenging game for an AI to learn.
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They described their loved one as "kind, sensitive, and exceedingly intelligent" with a "caring heart," FOX12 reported.
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And then there's the flip side of cultures that get exceedingly loose, and they also have problems.
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Trisis belongs to an exceedingly rare and powerful breed of malware that targets industrial control systems (ICS).
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This is an exceedingly common design feature these days, but on the P9 it's somehow done better.
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Negga's Mildred is warmer and lovelier, but she's exceedingly docile in a way that, sadly, feels learned.
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Since Trumplaw is such a novel form of jurisprudence, it's exceedingly hard to square with existing precedent.
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And then there are things that you can't forget because they are both incredible and exceedingly strange.
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More significantly, most mainstream experts believe trade balances are an exceedingly poor measure of effective trade policy.
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But Tyler said it was "exceedingly unlikely" that Hammerson would open the door to the French firm.
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Either way, the turnaround is exceedingly tight to have everything ready for the film's December 22 release.
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But some of their efforts—calling congressional offices and attending town hall meetings—can be exceedingly effective.
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It is, for example, exceedingly hard to get the state to recognise conversions to Christianity from Islam.
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All the more reason not to attempt an exceedingly silly run up to a crucial penalty, then.
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All of which leaves Skarsgård to carry the film on his exceedingly broad and usually bared shoulders.
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Back then, it was exceedingly expensive to consider collecting DNA from the hundreds of thousands of detainees.
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He supported a series of exceedingly corrupt state governors, including several who became fugitives from the law.
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Over the last two decades, Malick's use of voiceover has become both exceedingly complex and heavily philosophical.
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As is usually the case with Trump, he's been exceedingly vague whenever the topic occasionally comes up.
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It is exceedingly rare for a child to have an insulin allergy on the magnitude as Emmy.
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"Our coalition is exceedingly diverse — and that speaks volumes about the widespread support for USMCA," he added.
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In the black community, the threshold that is used to define treatment as necessary is exceedingly high.
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But legal experts say it will be exceedingly difficult for prosecutors to secure a conviction for murder.
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It was both compelling and probably exceedingly frustrating for people, seeing posts about them or their company.
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She confronted me about it, and this was exceedingly unpleasant, more of a scolding than an exchange.
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But with just $195 million in new funding, the task force is considered an exceedingly modest effort.
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The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is doing noble and exceedingly hard work.
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The British and the Japanese may not be particularly alike, but the two races are exceedingly comparable.
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Thunder Mountain is one of those places where the boundary between art and ritual is exceedingly thin.
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To be sure, going private in this market is exceedingly tough, and Sears is already heavily leveraged.
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That should make Democratic senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Jon Tester of Montana exceedingly nervous.
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Gessen evokes not only convincingly, but indispensably, something exceedingly rare in modern American fiction: genuine male vulnerability.
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And it's then, when the country frustrates him, that life in America becomes palpable, and exceedingly real.
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It is exceedingly rare to find candidates who have major disagreements with the consensus of their party.
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It was exceedingly painful to watch at times, but to Mr. Smith, the pain was the point.
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While adopting a war orphan in Europe was exceedingly difficult, obtaining a visa was almost unheard-of.
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But German defenses have not caught up to German fears, rendering the country exceedingly vulnerable to attacks.
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His No. 1 world ranking points to the obvious fact that he has been playing exceedingly well.
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Early on, some didn't fit the C.D.C.'s guidelines, which started out being exceedingly narrow, then expanded.
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Even with capable vehicles and the know-how to drive them, finding checkpoints can be exceedingly difficult.
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Being gay myself, I'm also exceedingly pleased that this puzzle debuts both RAINBOW FLAG and GLITTER BOMB!
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Dr. Azimpour, like many in Dr. Gilani's wide community, describes him as exceedingly generous, kind and honest.
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All were accompanied by an exceedingly small glass of water, another peculiar earmark of Berlin cocktail bars.
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JERUSALEM — In case there was any doubt, President Trump made it exceedingly clear: He wants a deal.
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He is unpredictable, unconventional, and he makes foreign leaders, our allies and the Washington establishment exceedingly uncomfortable.
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Trust me when I say that is exceedingly impressive, especially for a camera at this price point.
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"Rick has represented our Country exceedingly well and I look forward to working with him," Trump tweeted.
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Doing so is an exceedingly rare step and puts a black mark on both officials' public records.
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"This was an exceedingly good situation for the United States and Mr. Yang," the administration official said.
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Gore has been exceedingly generous in his praise of Donald Trump and solicitous of Ivanka Trump. 15.
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They are exceedingly rare because slaves were typically barred by law from learning to read or write.
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They are deep, reassuringly springy, and like the mouse wheel on the MX Master 3, exceedingly quiet.
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But that seems exceedingly unlikely, given that the House itself never sought to subpoena or interview Trump.
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We can still do exceedingly well in real estate even after being among the largest foreign investors.
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By this stat, O'Rourke did a little better than the average Democrat nationally, though not exceedingly so.
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"Employees were asked to work exceedingly long hours and limit their paid time off," The Verge wrote.
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There are exceedingly fewer nails in the world today that the U.S. military hammer can effectively solve.
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But she's exceedingly skilled in inventing charismatic personas to fulfill the fantasies of the men around her.
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Exceedingly few of them are the kinds of criminals who prompted the list in the first place.
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The report outlined conditions in other industries, like logging, construction, and textiles, that can be exceedingly dangerous.
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It's exceedingly rare, maybe even unprecedented, that an exhibition fuses contemporary street art with Old Master paintings.
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It is exceedingly rare for drug companies to lower prices prior to facing competition from cheap generics.
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Once Bush clinched the nomination in April, Untermeyer began work, but in an exceedingly low-key fashion.
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I'm actually exceedingly bullish that nuclear will play a large role in the 2060, 2070, 2080 range.
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Bannon's recent behavior has managed to do something exceedingly rare: unite Republicans and Democrats on the committee.
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Luckily, though, it would be exceedingly difficult to change the composition of the federal government that drastically.
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We're working exceedingly hard, and I have from the outset, to earn trust in everything we do.
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Even in the event of a breach, the chance of someone being identified and exposed is exceedingly low.
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Between the exceedingly quotidian conversations runs an unsettling vibe that oscillates between comedy, psychological horror, and the supernatural.
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That's made it exceedingly tough for anyone who joined in the last few years to gather a following.
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To be sure, some specific sectors of the market have performed exceedingly well specifically due to Trump's election.
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Over 12 possible installments (if everything goes exceedingly well), this could add significantly to Musk's already substantial wealth.
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She looks exceedingly likely to win the pledged delegate count by much more than Obama did in 2008.
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The debate around land transfers is exceedingly complex, but suffice to say that it's not so clear-cut.
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In fact, it's something you can actively change by avoiding a few exceedingly common missteps throughout your day.
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A toxicology report after his death found an "exceedingly high" level of the opioid fentanyl in his body.
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One critic called the girls "exceedingly red-legged and ungainly"; a family magazine drew trousers over their legs.
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Its scope is nuts, it'll have exceedingly upbeat heroic music, and Willem Dafoe will look creepier than ever.
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Contrary to prior thinking, new research shows that many types of fat are highly filling and exceedingly nutritious.
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As this election shows, there are plenty of Americans who'll support Donald Trump, whose personality is exceedingly bombastic.
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Obviously, since this is Billions we're talking about, all of the trailer's dialogue is exceedingly and delightfully dramatic.
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That such a person could be entrusted with the safety and security of the world is exceedingly dangerous.
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Relationships are exceedingly important, it's pretty simple: Be yourself, be truthful, and don't expect relationships to flourish overnight.
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And we have really come through a period in this country where every childhood experiences are exceedingly common.
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Drug price control legislation is exceedingly difficult to pass, and many prior attempts to do so have failed.
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My parents set the standards for academic excellence exceedingly high, and any failure or shortcoming brought family shame.
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With a Chinese investor, their business gains a competitive edge in the exceedingly difficult-to-penetrate China market.
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In the past, each new FF game pushed forward in some way, and the series was exceedingly ambitious.
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Addiction is exceedingly complex, and dealing with the effects on the brain is just one piece of recovery.
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The art space and its audience in Pakistan is exceedingly class-based, as it tends to be everywhere.
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The stock's gotten exceedingly rich in the last few months and then you can let the rest run.
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The first credits scene shows Kraglin trying to learn how to use that weapon, with exceedingly mixed results.
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Those who traveled most were either exceedingly wealthy or poor, and as socioeconomic class increased, commuting time shortened.
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The money was there, but moving forward on projects and putting people back to work proved exceedingly difficult.
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But, with both the FT and NYT independently confirming talks, it's exceedingly unlikely that there's nothing going on.
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Clemson is the defending national champion and has won 25 consecutive games, but its schedule is exceedingly soft.
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Exceedingly few able artists in any generation will brave the loneliness and the scant rewards of such commitment.
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On the flip side, when extremely wet seasons follow exceedingly dry ones, the result can be deadly mudslides.
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That's where Yext comes in, particularly for larger companies where managing data can prove exceedingly difficult, Lerman said.
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And the risk of complications from abortion—although exceedingly small at any point—increases exponentially with gestational age.
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The current climate makes it exceedingly difficult for one laboratory to confirm or disprove the findings of another.
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The New Health Care There's an exceedingly simple way to get better health care: Choose a better hospital.
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That fatal flaw is a big reason why this tax bill is still exceedingly unpopular in the polls.
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The official history of marriage and dating, Korducki points out, has also been an exceedingly white, heterosexual one.
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" The Bureau notes "most of these crimes, you'll notice, have one thing in common—they are exceedingly violent.
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Aside from being exceedingly more cost-effective than therapy, spellcraft is a mystical solution to a universal problem.
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This mindset will be exceedingly apparent during a Senate Judiciary hearing featuring Attorney General Bill Barr on Wednesday.
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In Hughes, Plath found not only a husband and companion but also a deep and exceedingly mercurial subject.
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"There's a lot of nuances to this virus that makes it exceedingly difficult to understand and ultimately contain."
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But looking for nationwide trends of Sinclair coverage — and finding examples of these trends — has been exceedingly hard.
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When the results weren't meeting their exceedingly high expectations, they turned to unethical behavior to close the gap.
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However, voter fraud is difficult to prove and, according to the available evidence and academic studies, exceedingly rare.
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"The president made it exceedingly clear he will not accept a clean re-authorization ... without real reform," Sen.
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But many were drooping with fruit: fat, purple-green olives, the sight of which made Filippo exceedingly happy.
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Are you comfortable keeping your money in the hands of a company with exceedingly few female portfolio managers?
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Overall, the room was certainly unique but did not bring a particularly wow-factor or feel exceedingly upscale.
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In the absence of context, the line between wild news story and snarky meme can be exceedingly fine.
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"The territorial disagreements are non-negotiable for both sides, so any real rapprochement is exceedingly unlikely," he added.
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The odds that Trump will be removed from office remain exceedingly small, but they are not non-existent.
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Breckenridge's small amount of north-facing terrain is countered by its exceedingly high base elevation of 9,600 feet.
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The military solutions proposed were exceedingly dangerous and the diplomatic solutions seemed risky and fraught with political peril.
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Warren could conceivably win the nomination without a majority of black voters, though it would be exceedingly difficult.
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The vehicles, a fleet of Lincoln MKZs, did not look like garbage; they looked functional and exceedingly clean.
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A team from another continent and hemisphere competing in a league is exceedingly rare, though not unheard-of.
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Four-home-run games are exceedingly rare — a feat even harder to achieve than throwing a perfect game.
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"Dual and triple black holes are exceedingly rare," said Shobita Satyapal, study co-author at George Mason University.
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It's exceedingly hard to succeed in Israel as a civilian without putting in your time as a soldier.
|
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J.P. In the past, the exceedingly popular rock band Imagine Dragons has found a complicated path toward dullness.
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But the company's $10 billion buyback could be exceedingly useful for keeping its shares afloat, CNBC's said Friday.
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"Rick has represented our Country exceedingly well and I look forward to working with him," the president tweeted.
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Eric Metaxas is exceedingly bold, for writing a biography of Martin Luther has always been a great challenge.
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There are some, exceedingly rare, high-profile cases, but the overwhelming majority remain out of the public eye.
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The Max would need to hit an exceedingly high G-force that passenger planes would probably never experience.
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It's exceedingly rare for federal prosecutors to lose one case during a trial, let alone seven at once.
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Even though there is plenty of demand for frozen embryos, making matches between individuals can be exceedingly difficult.
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In that same piece, he also suggested that the indictment of a sitting president would be exceedingly burdensome.
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The popular, albeit exceedingly improbable, idea that terrorists might acquire nuclear weapons extends this fear to its logical conclusion.
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The machine learned to play this exceedingly complex game by analyzing about 30 million moves by professional Go players.
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Quick: Is this a case, you're saying, of the Unilever CEO being exceedingly polite and that's what it was?
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Travis Rudolph thank you so much, you made this momma exceedingly happy, and have made us fans for life!
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The composition of a world's atmosphere is exceedingly important when it comes to understanding the habitability of a planet.
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We've had a number of other companies that haven't performed exceedingly well on their first day of trading after.
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A pair of exceedingly rare and incredibly beautiful songbirds have just arrive at the Newquay Zoo in Cornwall, England.
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Even recent, popular shows that tackle intersectional issues exceedingly well get fatness wrong and fall into old, cruel traps.
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She's exceedingly intelligent, a world traveler, never in one place for too long, drop dead gorgeous, and unapologetically political.
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She also knew harmful FOXG1 mutations are exceedingly rare and usually not inherited — the gene mutates spontaneously during pregnancy.
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It's part of our job to listen to music all day, often on exceedingly fancy and bonkers-expensive headphones.
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The Airbnb rents for $750 per night (yes, there is also a $250 cleaning fee, which seems exceedingly reasonable).
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A friend lent my husband and me some of her Magic cards during an exceedingly cold winter in Boston.
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Bonus: A trans actress actually plays a trans character, which is exceedingly rare in Hollywood films featuring trans characters.
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It is exceedingly unlikely that something as data-intensive as cryptocurrency could happen without the influence of Kim's government.
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They are all interlaced and came together in a way that was exceedingly detrimental to Black and Brown communities.
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Even though the email service didn't start doing exceedingly well compared to competition until 2012, it continues to innovate.
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Expectations are exceedingly higher that Xilinx will build on its recent winning streak in the quarter to be reported.
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One thing I've learned as a full-time working mother and wife is that my time is exceedingly precious.
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The process is exceedingly rare, occurring about once every four minutes while the LHC is operating at normal luminosities.
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The decision to provide the investigative material on a case in which charges were not brought is exceedingly rare.
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Needless to say, the Pope seems either really excited or exceedingly polite about receiving this cool gift from Mark.
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Such a session at the White House is exceedingly rare; senators are typically briefed en masse on Capitol Hill.
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Their job is to surface relevant content (relevant to the user, of course), and they do it exceedingly well.
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Each of these seemingly one-color works is again exceedingly sensuous and complex but in a most subtle way.
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So it was exceedingly important for high-ranking police officials to get out in front of the dangerous comments.
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"To go into this market, and be late to the game, you have to be exceedingly aggressive," Underhill said.
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Real-life role-play exists, but it is exceedingly rare considering the underground and unspoken nature of this fetish.
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Letter To the Editor: Kenan Malik's analysis of "The British Left's Jewish Problem" (Opinion, May 4) is exceedingly incisive.
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This is an exceedingly troublesome circumstance for a department that would have to oversee wartime operations at short notice.
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Having naturally red hair is exceedingly rare, which is why some celebs choose to go red to stand out.
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The restaurant, equipped with one exceedingly narrow table and bar stools, feels like an extension of Mr. Andino's personality.
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For a member of the House majority like Coffman to file a discharge petition was an exceedingly rare move.
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"People who feel like they have enough time are exceedingly mindful of their time," she writes in her book.
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The two remain exceedingly close: For years, Mr. Kushner used a wallet that his father had made in prison.
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The arguments against the exceedingly modest reforms in the FIRST STEP Act don't come close to meeting this burden.
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These exceedingly rough, yet intricate and delicate sculptures have a look of both obsessive folk art and devotional shrines.
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The race was exceedingly close, but a win was enough to grant Kasich all of the state's 66 delegates.
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Playing captains are exceedingly rare at the highest levels of the Davis Cup, the leading men's team tennis event.
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The drive to Rosarito Beach was three and a half hours, and I was exceedingly sick the entire way.
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No matter how you cut it, the Celtics are an exceedingly good team playing in a very subpar conference.
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The rise of e-commerce and overseas production has made counterfeit goods exceedingly easy to produce cheaply and sell.
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In Hollywood, there's plenty of pressure to be "perfect," and that includes having a blindingly white, exceedingly straight smile.
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The hotel is exceedingly opulent from the second you pull up in front of its striking, bronze horse fountain.
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That country, in this rendering, turns out to be an exceedingly mutable land, fixed in neither time nor place.
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A warning though: the R8 has become exceedingly popular and sells out quickly when they land in running stores.
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A really excellent memoir (in her view they're exceedingly rare) ought to be a kind of primer on living.
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Such measures are exceedingly rare in the German justice system and reflect how grave the court considers the crimes.
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Workers have been an afterthought, imagined beneficiaries of "trickle-down" support that, in reality, comes in exceedingly limited drops.
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Cons: The rooms are nice, but are not exceedingly memorable or luxurious when it comes to decor and amenities.
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The authors of the 25th Amendment intended it to be a difficult process that would make it exceedingly rare.
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He said that in past years, the secretary of state's office had been exceedingly slow in issuing business licenses.
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I wanted to see this utterly ordinary but exceedingly rare phenomenon in the company of blue jays and chipmunks.
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Mr. Doyle's study, published as a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, is exceedingly clever in its design.
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I awoke the next morning feeling exceedingly well rested and opened the curtains to find a gloomy, rainy day.
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Despite this cascade of reform, and the public opinion behind it, presidential candidates remain exceedingly cautious on drug policy.
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It's a somewhat disconcerting story line given the way it frames a false rape allegation (which are exceedingly rare).
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Relations among nations are exceedingly complex, with pacts on migration, customs checks, tariffs and product standards, among many things.
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And if Alabama's Amari Cooper could not do it two years ago, the chances for Westbrook are exceedingly slim.
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The sad reality is that it is already exceedingly difficult for refugees to secure asylum in the United States.
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As the names indicate, the disease is associated with filth, and in the developed world, it is exceedingly rare.
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His family has grown exceedingly rich in a country ranked the most corrupt in Southeast Asia by Transparency International.
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Our son, Angus, is an exceedingly happy and social baby, eager to interact with his parents and strangers alike.
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Even if you believe in magic, the markets rarely stay calm and buoyant for such an exceedingly long time.
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"Rick has represented our Country exceedingly well and I look forward to working with him," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"Rick has represented our Country exceedingly well and I look forward to working with him," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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He says he's bummed, but because he's exceedingly nice, he understands and asks to make plans later that week.
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Tickets are exceedingly hard to come by and no off-site or online purchase of official souvenirs is available.
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Stacks of bipartisan and independent reports examining dozens of elections, conclude that voter fraud is exceedingly rare and isolated.
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Interest rates remain exceedingly low; the traditional way of financing infrastructure has never been cheaper or easier to use.
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"Whether it's talking to the president directly or talking to his innermost circle, he's been exceedingly helpful," Perez said.
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It is exceedingly rare that a justice decides not to participate based on a substantive view on the issue.
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Costco's 93 million members are exceedingly loyal: As of June, Costco reported 90% of its members renew their subscriptions.
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In the guidelines, officials suggested that shows avoid featuring performers "whose appearances are exceedingly similar" in the same program.
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Studies by state election offices, as well as academic research, have repeatedly concluded that voter fraud is exceedingly rare.
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None of these games have any business being Snake, but to Snake's credit, most of them are exceedingly playable.
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It is also exceedingly rare; Congress hasn't censured the president since the US Senate censured Andrew Jackson in 1834.
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Their old paper was exceedingly influential, trickling down to how economists, human resources professionals, marketers and more viewed the workforce.
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The dance itself was exceedingly cheesy in the way that goes so far past cool that it's almost good again.
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The Netflix thriller is officially our new obsession, thanks to its exceedingly dark take on the psychology of serial killers.
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The World Curling Federation has an excellent, short video that outlines basics in an exceedingly concise and accurate way. See?
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And when ISIS was finally driven out of Bartella on a late October day, he grew exceedingly anxious to return.
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But last year it slipped, an exceedingly rare event in a year that did not include a major disease outbreak.
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"First, people who feel like they have enough time are exceedingly mindful of their time," she writes in her book.
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Wallowing takes time, and with opioid abuse killing close to 100 Americans a day, time is in exceedingly short supply.
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BECKY QUICK: Is this a case, you're saying, of the Unilever CEO being exceedingly polite and that's what it was?
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As a practical matter, it is exceedingly unlikely that impeachment, even if pursued, will result in Barr's removal from office.
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As the 2018-19 session demonstrated, when Roberts sides with the liberals, it tends to be with exceedingly narrow reasoning.
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When we think of our menstrual cycles, we tend to think only of the exceedingly fun week of our period.
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"Stocks and bonds will be able to deliver exceedingly low returns for the next five to seven years," he predicted.
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Beyond seven words, the odds become exceedingly small that two speakers will choose the identical string of words by coincidence.
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Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, challenged an analyst's depiction of its "exceedingly poor performance" over the past several years.
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"The South Pole-Aitken basin is exceedingly important, and we still haven't done it because it's too difficult," says Neal.
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Heyward excels at these sorts of plays, and at making exceedingly difficult tasks appear, when he pulls them off, inevitable.
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So, as these remakes continue to perform exceedingly well at the box office, Disney will continue to produce even more.
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One of my biggest regrets was losing the exceedingly detailed style guide I wrote to all staff the night before.
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Yet one obvious lesson from the past year is that it will be exceedingly tough to reach a true deal.
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The display itself is exceedingly satisfactory, especially after you turn off the software that attempts to boost the refresh rate.
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All are becoming exceedingly difficult to fix—which has given rise to a movement fighting for a "right to repair".
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Unlike so many other pieces with crosses and such looking merely ornamental, it is exceedingly moving—a work of art.
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Yet dramatic party realignments are exceedingly rare, and there is so far little evidence that Mr Trump is executing one.
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In a time of ever-increasing options, knowing what to wear, and therefore what to buy, can be exceedingly difficult.
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We speak to the mother of a child genius who reveals the private agony of being an exceedingly clever kid.
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While villains die all the time in the MCU, it's exceedingly rare for a good guy to get killed off.
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While they did sell for as low as $85 a couple years back, discounts have been exceedingly rare ever since.
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Christine was only 183 when the quiet and exceedingly normal life she and her family enjoyed in Littleton, Colorado, shattered.
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I think we can nominate places like Uber that were loose but then were characterized as being really exceedingly normless.
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Should Trump win the Republican Party's presidential nomination, it is exceedingly likely that he'll lose the general election in November.
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Monoky—a former marathon runner—told GMA that she has to be exceedingly watchful of her actions for now on.
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In a paper published in Nature Physics on Monday, Patla's team reveal a profound result from an exceedingly monotonous experiment.
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Watch More From Vice News: Based on widely accepted federal guidelines, vaccine exemptions for medical reasons should be exceedingly rare.
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" Purdue Pharma said its product "OxyContin constitutes an exceedingly small percentage of the prescription opioids prescribed in the United States.
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He mentored Nobel Prize winner Bob Dylan, which makes him the Socrates to Dylan's Plato, which is also exceedingly cool.
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While it seems exceedingly simple, it's a pretty brilliant back-up system for our busy schedules and easily distracted minds.
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For someone who has been singing for 22018 years, Madonna's VMA tribute speech to Aretha Franklin was exceedingly tone-deaf.
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Obama remains exceedingly popular among all Democrats, and his legacy will suffer if the country doesn't elect a Democratic successor.
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It's a footnoted "fuck you" to the McMaster trio that I, as an exceedingly petty individual, can only dream of.
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Below, five exceedingly successful entrepreneurs reflect on what they would do if they lost everything or had to start over.
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For all of the proclamations of America as a land of opportunity, it's exceedingly hard to move up the ladder.
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Picking the right sequence out of the more than 292 million possible combinations will prove exceedingly difficult for lottery players.
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It's cute, it's compact, it's exceedingly practical — plus, it's an invitation for your recipient to channel their inner Tom Haverford.
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In court documents, Uber's lawyers describe the company's use of Greyball in the city as "exceedingly sparingly," according to Reuters.
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Centuries of hunting and human development that encroached on forested land have left the species exceedingly rare in New England.
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The X Pro is also powerful, has a quad-speaker Dolby Atmos audio system, and is exceedingly thin and light.
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Timing is everything in a tell-all book, and telling this tale now will make him an exceedingly wealthy man.
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The impending decision in the Salman case, which came to the Supreme Court from San Francisco, is thus exceedingly important.
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Prince Harry shared an exceedingly close bond with his late mother — and today, that bond continues with his mother's family.
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Unlike Jeff Astle, it would be exceedingly difficult to link their illnesses directly to football, at least without more evidence.
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California Democrats grew exceedingly anxious earlier this year over the threat of a potential lockout in several pivotal House races.
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There's a love triangle already, and two opposing, exceedingly well-dressed workforces fighting for…they don't even know what anymore.
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She creates these temporal collisions by combining her own original text with found images, and the results are exceedingly uncanny.
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Is it against the law and exceedingly stupid to film and then post online with your faces so obviously identifiable?
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This is an exceedingly gorgeous film, utilizing color and light to evoke the emotions its characters never give voice to.
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Most of these costs are exceedingly avoidable — think spilled oil that becomes a hazard for an unassuming check-out attendant.
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It can be as exceedingly treacherous and spooky as it sounds — the unsuspecting can be ambushed in super-unpleasant ways.
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In the real world, voter fraud is exceedingly rare, but you can expect rumors to fly on Election Day anyway.
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And deaths were estimated to be exceedingly rare in children younger than 9, with a fatality rate of just 183%.
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This is an exceedingly dangerous situation, particularly in view of the looming threat of a nuclear confrontation with North Korea.
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Chat notifications are rare and are sent intermittently, and the Gchat integration across both desktop and mobile is exceedingly buggy.
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Besides the volume of our own noisy crew, this coastline offered the sort of quiet that has become exceedingly scarce.
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The show's most powerful work and exceedingly photogenic centerpiece, Glenn Kaino's "Invisible Man" (2016), illustrates this theme of trickery perfectly.
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For combat veterans especially, those moments can be exceedingly cutting and difficult to talk about with those who've never served.
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The challenge is that those types of innovations are exceedingly difficult to create with traditional research-and-product-development procedures.
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What's been exceedingly difficult, for both admakers and opposing campaigns, is talking to Trump supporters with a level of trust.
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The ruling party holds a fragile majority that needs the support of minority parties, making it exceedingly difficult to govern.
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Ultimately, the risk is low — an estimated 800,000 fly over the Grand Canyon each year, and accidents are exceedingly rare.
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Despite it being open to all, it felt exceedingly private, and no one bothered us or tried to sell anything.
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Firefighters are making some headway in containing fires across the Southwest, though exceedingly hot temperatures in the region aren't helping.
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Money Laundering ProtectionOnce again, the encryption that is so integral to blockchain makes it exceedingly helpful in combating money laundering.
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Absent was any exceedingly eclectic decor, overpowering "signature scent," or chill out soundtrack found in too many boutique Barcelona hotels.
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In terms of the basic process of arbitrating a consensual version of reality, this was an exceedingly hazardous slippery slope.
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Modeling fire is also exceedingly complex, because there are a galaxy of factors that determine the behavior of a fire.
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It is exceedingly difficult to imagine how any part of this dynamic changes in either the near or far term.
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An entire season populated only by Rudds upon Rudds, an exceedingly charming remake of Being John Malkovich-level of Rudds!
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For example, consider designs that require multiple difficult-to-find clicks can make it exceedingly difficult to cancel a subscription.
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In general, they are more popular with the spectators, who are something like ninety per cent female, and exceedingly devoted.
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But there are also some good reasons to be concerned about normalizing secessionism: Peaceful separations of countries are exceedingly rare.
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In the broadest conceptual terms, though, he saw the lessons of this once-enigmatic Lapita migration to be exceedingly profound.
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Rambling disquisitions by Steve Bannon and Trump prove little besides the exceedingly hard time they have getting to a point.
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False claims of harassment are exceedingly rare and impossible to prove; even meritorious claims of harassment are hard to prove.
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But strangely, the story almost always stops there, rarely spinning into a larger, and exceedingly overdue, conversation on Belgian Surrealism.
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It's a simple moral that's exceedingly relevant in a world where one can be lonely—even with 10,000 online friends.
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Ryan's read of the meeting was exceedingly positive, papering over the very real divisions that exist within the Republican caucus.
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Perhaps some day business naming will harken back to the industrial age, when corporate titans had exceedingly boring and obvious names.
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Love or hate his message, it's exceedingly helpful to the Trump team to dictate the timing and tone of those messages.
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"They were being exceedingly cordial to one another, even joking about the disparity of their signs," he told CNN's David Williams.
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In all, it is exceedingly unlikely that legislation can or will change the Justice Department policy against indicting a sitting President.
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Particularly at these moments, it strikes me that I am exceedingly fortunate and very lucky to have been given extraordinary opportunities.
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HP's EliteBook Folio turned out to be a case study in the compromises inherent in building such an exceedingly thin machine.
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It was clear that all of these exceedingly bright teens were also working on some pretty big projects of their own.
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While Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn all operate in the flourishing social media space, their three experiences continue to be exceedingly different.
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Let's run down what MCE looks like — verbally, at least, as Microsoft is being exceedingly stingy with real in-game assets.
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He's obsessed with pleasing the buyer, and according to experts who study brand affinity, Amazon is doing that job exceedingly well.
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While Apple's iPhone X Animoji are not beloved by all, it's still an exceedingly fun feature that has sprouted viral memes.
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Meanwhile, the Huawei arrest is an exceedingly rare example of a big Chinese company coming within the ambit of American authorities.
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Just be yourself, work exceedingly hard, smile a lot, be a team player, outwork everyone, and good things will happen, eventually.
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Though exceedingly brief, the Change UK episode is nevertheless significant because it resolves a long-standing debate in the Labour Party.
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Kendall's date gives way to Tia's date in Weiner, Arkansas (population 716!), which involves mud, cars, and one exceedingly kind brother.
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The Washington region's mass transit system took what an official called an "exceedingly rare" step of shutting down for the weekend.
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Another version of the Joker is coming to the big screen, and we just got our very first, exceedingly creepy look.
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Transportation editor Alex Davies tackled what Tesla's first quarter numbers and that exceedingly interesting earnings call means for the electric carmaker.
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"Museum boards are increasingly comprised of exceedingly affluent people who don't come from a philanthropic or cultural background," Ms. Molesworth said.
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The article, which Mr. Marcus described as "exceedingly mediocre" in an email on Wednesday, was assigned over his objections, he said.
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Criminal convictions in sexual misconduct cases where the victims and the accused knew each other will remain exceedingly hard to get.
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Mr Cruz is essentially a rigid ideologue whose plan for victory involves driving up turnout among exceedingly conservative and evangelical Christians.
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It is not unheard of for the government to sue to un-do a consummated merger but it is exceedingly rare.
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Republicans need a majority vote in the Senate to confirm Price, making it exceedingly difficult for Democrats to block his nomination.
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Acting Solicitor General Ian Heath Gershengorn admitted that it would be "exceedingly rare" for the court to re-hear a case.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that voter fraud is exceedingly rare in the US, tending to be isolated cases and usually mistakes.
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This, combined with the Wisconsin results, make it exceedingly difficult for Trump to get to the magic number of 1,237 delegates.
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Witherspoon's children from her first marriage to Ryan Phillippe — including the exceedingly photogenic Ava and Deacon — were also around to celebrate.
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For companies, Blackwood says, the main concern is how employees will react to ratios that are in most cases exceedingly high.
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This new round exceeded the Defense Department's requirements for muzzle velocity and range, and fired exceedingly well from Armalite designed rifles.
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Even for the states that reported hate crimes in 2015, the numbers were still exceedingly low, according to Stacy and Beirich.
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The company's goals are exceedingly lofty, especially given the fact that SpaceX has yet to fly people to space at all.
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As DePalma carefully excavated the upper layers, he began uncovering an extraordinary array of fossils, exceedingly delicate but marvellously well preserved.
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Against this backdrop, it is exceedingly evident that Trump's approach and subsequent agreement are not the repeated history of his predecessors.
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It's exceedingly hard to pick a favourite, and their head-to-head at the Stade Vélodrome will probably decide the matter.
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The highest lot was "A Fine and Exceedingly Rare Blue and White 'Fruit and Flower Spray' Vase" (dated between 1723-1735).
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Instagram began testing a standalone Direct app last year, but it's yet to be officially launched and doesn't seem exceedingly popular.
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He is persuasive in arguing that the Spartans, while exceedingly militaristic, also were extremely egalitarian, with a robust enjoyment of life.
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In the film, Michelle Yeoh plays Eleanor, a rigid woman with exceedingly high expectations for her son Nick Young (Henry Golding).
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In my professional experience as a psychiatrist, I find it exceedingly difficult to change people who are not motivated to change.
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On defense, the Cavaliers play the stifling Pack Line, which makes it exceedingly difficult for opponents to get off uncontested shots.
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It is exceedingly difficult to say with certainty whether any illness is directly tied to specific environmental factors, including contaminated water.
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Yet the couple were not surprised that their children returned home, given the exceedingly high cost of living in their hometown.
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The aide was caring and capable, but over the next two years, Doris became exceedingly feeble and bedridden, her mind confused.
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Memoirs about motherhood are exceedingly common, but "Women's Work" dares to explore the labor arrangements that often make such books possible.
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Maybe Diana Rigg's Lady Tyrell was the talk of the nation during her too-brief yet spectacularly wise, exceedingly dour run.
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What's more, he appears to have moved the entire political conversation into territory that is exceedingly uncomfortable for health care companies.
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Attacks are exceedingly rare, even in Western Cape Province, where 57 people have been bitten, 13 of them fatally, since 1920.
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This is an exceedingly difficult question because there are a lot of different ethical considerations going into Amazon orders right now.
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"Anything from the original trilogy is exceedingly difficult to find," said Brian Chanes, head of consignor relations at Profiles in History.
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While this attention can be felt throughout all parts of "Let 'im Move You," the work itself is not exceedingly precious.
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This, among all three of the points of the epidemic triangle, makes predicting the scope of the current outbreak exceedingly complex.
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In small, efficient but exceedingly low-tech kitchens, family-run operations usually offer just chicken rice at a very affordable price.
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The movie takes us all over China to see four species in their natural habitats, some of which are exceedingly remote.
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Further, many cybersecurity startups are able to raise large rounds of funding, with exceedingly high valuations, despite having little market traction.
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With the fate of their relatives at stake, many American families affected are exceedingly cautious about what they say in public.
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Many states have enacted laws that make obtaining an abortion exceedingly difficult: About 90 percent of counties have no abortion clinics.
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Political prudence demands that he take an exceedingly measured approach to his vote on whether to remove Mr. Trump from office.
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It was exceedingly cold in Boston; snow fell until all was muffled and silent, roofs, carriages, and still the snow came.
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But voter fraud, in which someone deliberately casts an invalid ballot or a ballot under someone else's name, is exceedingly rare.
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But the rubble, the lethal levels of radiation and the risk of letting radiation escape make this an exceedingly difficult task.
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" Bowman, AMVETS said, is "exceedingly qualified" to serve as acting secretary and "the law predesignates him for elevation to acting secretary.
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There's also the new pint-size 1203-inch Portal Mini for just $129, which makes counter-top video chat exceedingly cheap.
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When characters behave badly (covering up liability in a mine accident, putting on airs), they redeem themselves; pleasures are exceedingly gentle.
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She has six children, 10 grandchildren and an exceedingly full schedule, but Kris Jenner doesn't let seasonal mania get her down.
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It also frees him to record songs like "Thinking Out Loud," from his last album, that are exceedingly schlocky and swaggerless.
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And that, along with all her other exceedingly rare anatomical abnormalities, is what makes Bentley 1 in 50 million, Walker estimated.
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Kim said he believes that level of detail is what has helped set his business apart in an exceedingly competitive market.
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"We find these charges exceedingly bizarre," Champ said last month, prior to court proceedings that were not open to the public.
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Put together by the New Delhi-based Yaarbal press, the book is an exceedingly beautiful art object, despite its grim contents.
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He was exceedingly famous in the 1920s and '30s, especially for the 1930 cult classic "The Blue Angel," starring Marlene Dietrich.
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Exceedingly high concentrations of fluoride in drinking water can also contribute to dental fluorosis, the dental association says on its website.
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He keeps the company of exceedingly famous people and was recently tapped for a comedy pilot on FX, for some reason.
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The list of threats from Mr. Trump is long, but the number of times he has followed through is exceedingly short.
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Doctors believe that in exceedingly rare cases, the twin embryos only partially divide, and the larger one wraps around the smaller.
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He's not looking for anything in particular—in fact, I have no idea why he does it—but it's exceedingly aggravating.
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Such a situation would be exceedingly rare in America's startup ecosystem — where venture capital firms have rules governing conflicts of interest.
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A 20-year-old diagnosed with diabetes was once exceedingly rare—the disease was called "adult-onset" diabetes for a reason.
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Meanwhile, the camera is exceedingly decent for simple stuff like taking a selfie or shooting an aerial view of the city skyline.
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The meetings have been described to CNN as wonky and amicable, with no flaring of tempers or exceedingly awkward moments so far.
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The proposals must pass through Congress, making his relationships with lawmakers in both parties exceedingly important in the weeks and months ahead.
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Prince Harry shared an exceedingly close bond with his late mother, Princess Diana — and today, that bond continues with his mother's family.
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As Trump completed his story, the gathered lawmakers sat "in an exceedingly awkward moment," according to one of the people, before Sen.
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If our model is correct, that wager should yield an expected profit of nearly 215%, though the returns would be exceedingly lumpy.
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Unfortunately, I find almost all EVs exceedingly ugly, especially those that were on sale around 2012 (the models in my price range).
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While Giuliani's conduct arguably meets the legal definition of the crime, it is exceedingly unlikely he will be prosecuted under that law.
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But unlike integrated heads-up display systems that blend right into the car's windshield, the Navdy is exceedingly obvious and rather distracting.
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What's more, they're all exceedingly affordable — with women's dresses selling for less than $100 and men's suits going for less than $300.
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This means that engineers have had to come up with a litany of exceedingly difficult ways to try to land on Mars.
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An exceedingly narrow, turret shaped townhouse on a beat-down street in Petworth, the second floor not quite level, a cool $690,000.
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"The overall risk is exceedingly low," said Thourani, who is also a professor and chief of cardiothoracic surgery at Emory University Hospital.
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An audience must be able to recognize the exceedingly uncomfortable nature of an exchange while also indulging in a scoop of schadenfreude.
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Voter fraud is exceedingly rare but has prompted GOP-backed voter identification laws and pushes to limit early voting in some states.
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Foxconn's investment, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal, coincides with Didi Chuxing's exceedingly aggressive moves to secure its future.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model is known for predicting GDP readings that start out exceedingly high and eventually recoil back to trend.
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And actually, others are just as obsessed with this top as we are because it's been known to sell out exceedingly fast.
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She was exceedingly kind, beautifully sensitive, insanely talented, funny as heck and one of the most generous people I have ever known.
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A second obvious possibility is that it's the sugar, because these are populations that have, again, until recently, consumed exceedingly little sugar.
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So their experts are going to be — and rightfully so — exceedingly skeptical, at best, of what we're saying and hoping to do.
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"I think we can nominate places like Uber that were loose but then were characterized as being really exceedingly normless," Gelfand said.
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David Harbour may have a nice new suit and some exceedingly sculpted facial hair, but he's still a self-confessed awkward hugger.
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Big Little Lies is about a group of exceedingly privileged people living in the ultra-wealthy coastal community that is Monterey, California.
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Incredibly, by 2016, after eight years of Democratic control of the White House, Democrats' roster of potential presidential candidates was exceedingly thin.
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Companies like Google, Ford, Uber, and Tesla have been exceedingly careful in the development and deployment of these technologies and rightfully so.
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Likewise, payroll is exceedingly complicated in France, and thus inaccessible to small and medium businesses without a lawyer specialized in labor law.
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"The credibility that this technology has may become exceedingly fragile if people can't trust standards that are uniform and mandatory," he said.
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The leaked moderator documents cover how to deal with depictions of things like self-harm and animal cruelty in exceedingly detailed ways.
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By sheer size, Microsoft's model considers both the highly probable and the exceedingly unlikely to account for attributes, sub-contexts and relationships.
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Kacye Haynes, a former addict who covers "Hold On, We're Going Home" in a wicked but exceedingly well-sung flash of foreshadowing.
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These allegations are exceedingly narrow in their focus, so much so that they overlook the very first clause of the First Amendment.
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Its trading partners argue that it then sells the metals at exceedingly low prices that negatively impact jobs in their own countries.
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Some of the most powerful people in the world made history altering decisions on the basis—at best—of exceedingly naive justifications.
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Part of the fuzziness reflects the fact that this Hungarian visionary of multiple mediums — the first thoroughly interdisciplinary artist — was exceedingly prolific.
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It is a side where Girardi might be seen as something he is not in the dugout: sensitive, poignant and exceedingly human.
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Still, there was something exceedingly familiar about Mr. Trump's contention that he had a duty to others to keep his taxes low.
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But a number of House liberals, while privately grumbling about the decision, have been exceedingly careful not to criticize the president publicly.
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It is exceedingly rare for defendants to testify against co-defendants while awaiting their own trial, but Judge Williams granted the motion.
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A result is that college rosters are exceedingly white, especially when the major-college revenue sports like football and basketball are excluded.
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Due to the cover screen's extra tall aspect ratio, there's not much room for a keyboard, which makes things feel exceedingly cramped.
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While experts say there may be some cases like the ones Trump has described, they emphasize that such cases are exceedingly rare.
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Alex Timbers's exceedingly high-spirited revival of this 1975 musical about a Mississippi that never was will not be to everyone's liking.
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Even if it's expensive at $1 per effective minute of work, Fin is exceedingly convenient, and you don't pay for down time.
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As an instrument, it's got an exceedingly gentle learning curve–anyone can create something that sounds musical in just a few seconds.
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Everyone at a wedding gets served cold noodles, and the idea that you would say, 'No noodles, thanks' would be exceedingly rude.
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And successful efforts at what Miller calls "forensic reading"—guessing the real identity of the writer from internal evidence—are exceedingly rare.
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"Clearly the authorities should not deplete the reserves of the country simply because of rules that would be exceedingly rigid," she said.
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Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela are two exceedingly smart and sweet guys who couldn't help but come up with ideas for startups.
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As a result, I'm exceedingly familiar with the first 70 pages of the novel but have no idea what happens after that.
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But when any so-called look becomes exceedingly popular and simultaneously associated with one brand, the creator can file for a trademark.
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Frank Bruni It's not often that I'm offended on Ivanka Trump's behalf, but I now find myself in that exceedingly strange position.
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What Cav's does best is food that is exceedingly familiar and nostalgic to many Australians, particularly those of Anglo or European descent.
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I am an obstetrician and this is an exceedingly important topic, one that many people are passionately devoting their lives to correcting.
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"She is exceedingly talented," Mr. Sessions said in a news conference to announce a new Drug Enforcement Administration field office in Kentucky.
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Some regulations, like the exceedingly complex "right to be forgotten," would slam right into free speech laws here in the United States.
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I don't know if their exceedingly catchy "I Love This Life" will go down in the annals of country music's great songs.
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Both look exceedingly small from this distance, and resolving their tiny details would be a challenge for even the biggest individual telescope.
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Because those preferences existed but were concealed, large-scale movements are both possible and exceedingly difficult to predict; they are often startling.
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The omnipresence of these highlights conspires against the thing that makes these shots so valuable, which is that they are exceedingly rare.
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But it's proof that carmakers can — and should — take advantage of the flexibility of electric powertrains to build exceedingly practical, modular vehicles.
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There's a small arena, a smattering of bars and restaurants, and exceedingly niche tourism stops, like the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame.
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All of that is thrusting supply-chain management — a typically overlooked and exceedingly complex aspect of the business — into the public eye.
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The mores of the Ellmanns' lives are exceedingly conventional, as are many of the novel's touchstones — weddings, baptisms, the death of pets.
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But the idea of fairness in international trading relationships is exceedingly complex, which is why trade deals often take years to negotiate.
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Launching a consumer health product in Africa—where e-commerce is limited and customers are hard to reach—can be exceedingly difficult.
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Getting women to talk on the record about sexual trauma is exceedingly difficult, requiring delicate negotiations and an enormous amount of trust.
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Since Mr. Trump took office in 2017, his alliance with Mr. McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, on judicial confirmations has proved exceedingly successful.
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It remains below its $24 IPO price but has performed exceedingly well this year, rising from a low of $210 in December.
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It is exceedingly rare that judicial officials discipline a judge who was the subject of a complaint, according to the CNN review.
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The Promise An eight-step facial for your scalp and hair that helps remove buildup and gives exceedingly clean and shiny hair.
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In two states — Arizona and Nevada — Trump Republicans are making life exceedingly difficult for Republican incumbents by waging primary challenges against them.
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The president's ire is often triggered by something exceedingly petty — like photographs disproving his fantasies about the crowd size at his inauguration.
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Distributed ledgers such as blockchain are exceedingly useful for financial transactions because they cut down on operational inefficiencies (which ultimately saves money).
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The contest is exceedingly close, and Republican operatives are preparing to spin a loss as the result of an unfavorable candidate contrast.
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"She is exceedingly talented, she understands messaging," Sessions said at an event announcing the Justice Department's next steps on the opioid crisis.
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Cowen analyst Vivien Azer called it "exceedingly helpful in addressing near-term cash commitments" and maintained her outperform rating on the stock.
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Even in relatively small countries it is exceedingly difficult, not least because of social media, to predict what will drive change where.
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It is exceedingly clear that Dilma was not a "good" president, and she had the single-digit approval ratings to prove it.
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Mr. Valeska has proved exceedingly adept at using diversion, generating more than $1 million for his office in the last five years.
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It also is exceedingly common for young victims who do come forward to do so many years after they have been attacked.
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Musk keeps his investors exceedingly close, and new capital generally comes from existing investors as opposed to people new to the company.
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Public demonstrations are an appropriate and, one might argue, exceedingly civil response to state-sponsored child abuse, human rights violations, and torture.
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Listen: Gary Clark Jr. is an exceedingly rare figure, a bluesman who has a major-label recording contract and a worldwide audience.
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Sherrill has run an exceedingly strong campaign and secured a bevy of endorsements from Democratic heavyweights including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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But certainly, pledges like that going forward would make it exceedingly difficult to fund the type of government we want to fund.
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We're all exceedingly lucky and grateful that they've done all this for us, but Natasha says her team is just as lucky.
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Well, if two people talking awkwardly over each other while sat at an exceedingly shiny mirrored table can be called an interview.
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I don't know what it is: the lyrics are fucking basic, the melodies are exceedingly predictable but they hit some golden note.
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Papal resignation, though, is exceedingly rare — popes are believed to be chosen by God to serve for the duration of their lives.
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The issues Carson will be tasked with solving or managing are exceedingly complex and pose challenges even for those fully qualified and committed.
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It's yet another potential sign that the conditions required to support the emergence of intelligent life in the cosmos are exceedingly rare.[Science]
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Trump's pick for the more obscure but exceedingly more important job of Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is crucial.
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As the endless email scandal shows, she's also exceedingly secretive and would presumably continue her predecessor's lack of transparency in the White House.
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But such a move is exceedingly unlikely because of the political and historical stain it would leave on the legacy of both individuals.
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The breakneck pace of change and innovation in China's mobile market was recently given a name, which I find exceedingly appropriate: China speed.
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After all, Mr Trump is a star of American reality television who subsists on Diet Coke, Big Macs and exceedingly well-done steaks.
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But surprisingly, the Dao incident — an egregious example of airline bumping — was already exceedingly rare and is becoming more so by the month.
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Prince's death: The legendary artist had an "exceedingly high" amount of the opioid fentanyl in his system at the time of his death.
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Given that China's leaders are unwilling to sanction North Korea, it is exceedingly unlikely they will murder its leader at President Trump's request.
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However, Congress should not continue subjecting small businesses to new, complicated reporting with the threat of exceedingly severe penalties for failure to comply.
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But in recent years, we've noticed something else: Media targeting women have featured models who are not only exceedingly thin, but also muscular.
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Males can easily weigh more than 400 pounds, yet these huge cats in their silky, striped orange and black coats are exceedingly graceful.
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Android Wear's gesture-based controls may be exceedingly goofy, but they do let me scroll through notifications without having to touch the watch.
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They've become an exceedingly popular garnish, a desired additive in beauty products, and an attention grabbing prop for photos (both personal and professional).
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The test took place in St. Louis and "went exceedingly well," a spokesperson for Restaurant Brands International (QSR), Burger King's parent company, said.
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Already, items from smartphones to washing machines have become exceedingly hard to fix, meaning that they are thrown away instead of being repaired.
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Mr Greitens has become exceedingly unpopular in the upper echelons of his own party, which has a supermajority in both House and Senate.
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It's possible for the virus to acquire human-specific adaptations while circulating through bats, but the chances of this happening are exceedingly slim.
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It's similar to the already-existing "nearby friends" and "this friend is attending an event near you" features, which are also exceedingly unsettling.
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Outlets had reported Callaghan was exceedingly involved in the couple's relationship and pitted Cheryl and the "Strip That Down" singer against each other.
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The story is engrossing, with a cast of characters that you'll grow exceedingly close to over the game's daunting 100-hour run time.
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There's also, of course, my fascination with speedrunning, the exceedingly rare hobby that I have no desire to try, but find endlessly captivating.
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The vast majority of companies that have performed exceedingly well in the nation offer their products and services at a very low price.
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For all the media hatred across the country, it's still exceedingly rare for cops to storm into a journalist's home looking for information.
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It is a peculiar, and like exceedingly common, "other" state that water molecules are forced to exist in in conditions of extreme confinement.
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I find the artist's spatial environments exceedingly boring and outpaced by other light and space practitioners like Julio Le Parc and James Turrell.
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Regardless of this exceedingly confusing — and seemingly constant — reshuffling of the Mercedes C-Class lineup, I really like the looks of this thing.
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Otherwise, the frequent, and deserved, criticisms of President Obama's massive budget deficits and near doubling of the national debt will look exceedingly hypocritical.
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Still, in Iowa, Rubio and Christie are on completely different playing fields -- Rubio on the rise, Christie attempting to buck exceedingly low expectations.
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An exceedingly quiet and seemingly lonely kid, Stevie finds acceptance with a group of misfits at an LA skate shop called Motor Avenue.
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The parody segment stars both Peter Dinklage and Lena Headey in character alongside an adorably beknighted Elmo, and the whole thing exceedingly cute.
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The 10 episode series is about a group of exceedingly privileged people living in the ultra-wealthy coastal community that is Monterey, California.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In January, 303 Gallery hosted an exceedingly clever performance installation by the early career artist Sarah Meyohas.
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The 32-year-old tennis champion reportedly got engaged to Perelló last May but is exceedingly tight-lipped about his private life. Hola!
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Because it is not possible to predict when another recession may occur, state leaders and lawmakers are exceedingly cautious midway through the year.
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The number of patients currently diagnosed with the progressive disease is exceedingly small — somewhere in the range of 2,000 to 5,000 patients globally.
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One particularly exciting (yet exceedingly basic) feature that has been sorely missing from Facebook Live has been the ability to rewind live footage.
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But it's can also escalate a flirtation exceedingly fast and strip the slow wonder of getting to know someone the old-fashioned way.
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I find it exceedingly unlikely that the game gets worse — if anything, it likely gets better as the story and gameplay concepts progress.
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It was as if she'd peeled off her once cultured, refined, and exceedingly polite façade, exposing beneath it an ignorant, boorish old woman.
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Decades of political history suggest it will be exceedingly difficult for anyone with an R next to their name to lose this race.
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In the last few years, wunderkammers, and the objects found in these collections, have become exceedingly fashionable with contemporary art galleries and collectors.
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But it also denied benefits to the public for an exceedingly long period, during which Republicans swept into virtually all levels of government.
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Beck wanted to turn Charlie's "golden ticket" into a metaphor, but mostly it was, as David Frum pointed out on Twitter, exceedingly strange.
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His approach is exceedingly minimal on the whole, making a bold statement by adding little more than emptiness, bass, and a slight handclap.
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Nooyi told analysts on a call that its zero sugar Pepsi drink is doing "exceedingly well" and diet Pepsi is performing well again.
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Despite hints of change — such as Amélie Mauresmo's recent tour of duty with Andy Murray — female coaches remain exceedingly rare in pro tennis.
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They are also still exceedingly concerned about free expression, and still lean toward giving people the freedom to post what they would like.
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The hygiene hypothesis is the idea that our exceedingly sterile environments are contributing to the development of allergies, asthma, and other autoimmune illnesses.
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The 2012 Republican caucus was plagued by problems including vote-counting errors, exceedingly low turnout, and confusing last-minute changes to the laws.
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But his base, then and now, was exceedingly small, presaging his current wide rejection by the French, not just by the Yellow Vests.
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It's the exceedingly rare place that can often take a reservation only a few days in advance and yet is almost always packed.
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Ms. Geraghty did not press her case, citing the "exceedingly low constitutional bar" required to satisfy the consent decree's mandate for improved food.
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And apart from technological innovations that need new terminology, for the most part, literary English is exceedingly stable and very slow to change.
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Civilization in this enormously successful and exceedingly violent revenge saga is scarcely more than a muddy hellhole where life is less than cheap.
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Rating: 8/10 ghost producers This Ricardo Villalobos costume, done exceedingly well by the man on the right, is a work of art.
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Abortion rights advocates have long said that the current legal situation in Colombia makes it exceedingly difficult for many women to get abortions.
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Getting color to affix to black glass is exceedingly difficult, requiring multiple firings at very high temperatures; the result has a hard clarity.
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In the exceedingly unlikely event that the 2020 election is canceled, the result isn't likely to be an extended term for President Trump.
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Upon looking at the details of its program, Mileage Plan, it's easy to see why: Attaining status is exceedingly simpler and more streamlined.
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But he said he was exceedingly happy to be joining the Yankees and having a chance to play in the New York area.
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Their exceedingly aggressive response to the House impeachment case also claims that the President was denied due process in the House impeachment investigation.
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Finding the origins of these molecules is exceedingly difficult, scientists say, without other pieces of evidence that point to living things on Mars.
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Republicans banned earmarks after taking the House majority in 2011, a move that's made it exceedingly difficult to pass the annual appropriations bills.
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It's been in and out of the funding negotiations for months, and is exceedingly important to several delegations (and as such, voting blocs).
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The story is exceedingly well-written and performed, with tons of collectibles scattered around that lend miles more depth to the unfolding mystery.
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Everything about the experience is exceedingly silly, but there is a lot of thought and technique and effort behind making that silliness work.
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At two acts and 100 minutes, there is little plumbing of Hamlet's psyche in this exceedingly handsome, surface-skimming production by Irina Gachechiladze.
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YEA: Since their last loss, way back in late September, the Ravens have been virtually unstoppable on offense and exceedingly stingy on defense.
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First, he bought an "exceedingly rare" used 1989 Honda Civic station wagon, the same model of car he drove as a college student.
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Biden holds natural appeal to African-American voters, among whom he is exceedingly well known and appreciated for his close association with Obama.
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In any event, the new capital is still exceedingly light on details, which I suppose is what this committee is supposed to solve.
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Health care providers are worried about this trend, knowing that patients are exceedingly vulnerable when sick and nearing the end of their lives.
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When clothing exceedingly rubs against a runner's chest, armpits, thighs or groin, it can be irritating and painful, almost like a rug burn.
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They even enlist a nanny (Nell Tiger Free) to help — which is when matters begin to take a turn for the exceedingly strange.
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But everyone seems to agree on one point: The feast was a well-intentioned — and at that time, exceedingly rare — cross-cultural moment.
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