Op-Ed Contributor The American criminal justice system is exceptional, in the worst way possible: It combines exceptionally coercive plea bargaining, exceptionally long sentences, exceptionally brutal prison conditions and exceptionally difficult obstacles to societal re-entry.
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As Barker notes, research has shown that exceptionally optimistic salesman sell exceptionally well.
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For an exceptionally successful person, Mr. Acosta can come across as exceptionally ambivalent about his success.
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You start the book with a paradox of sorts: Humans are both exceptionally violent and exceptionally kind.
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That's not exceptionally good, nor is it exceptionally poor; it's about average for most Windows laptops I've tested.
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Harris, 55, was one of the few serious Democratic candidates who isn't either exceptionally young or exceptionally old.
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It is exceptionally difficult to mass produce cars — though, notably, it's something that existing auto producers do exceptionally well.
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When Hootie was functioning at an exceptionally high level, it was not perceived as functioning at an exceptionally high level.
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The only time that it's acceptable to answer "none at all" is when you're thinking of Wild Flag, whose bright but far too brief run culminated with an exceptionally good, exceptionally undemanding, and exceptionally enjoyable self-titled 2011 album.
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"In short, this case presents exceptionally important questions, and the Second Circuit's answers were exceptionally wrong," GM's lawyers said in the petition.
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In any case, America's exceptionally low social mobility is distinct from its exceptionally high income inequality, although these are almost surely related.
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When you're looking at an exceptionally rare phenomenon, you have to be exceptionally careful — or you'll mostly find yourself studying something else entirely.
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"It was exceptionally hard to watch my dad have to tell me, and then exceptionally hard to then have to tell Eric," she recalls.
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Taken as a whole, such women are neither exceptionally driven nor exceptionally radical; other activists have been at it far longer, and for more progressive causes.
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We are a successful species, but not exceptionally so, and as far as I can tell not in virtue of being exceptionally well-endowed with reason.
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But he may have drawn attention to his own words instead, at a time when debate around abortion rights is exceptionally contentious and the stakes are exceptionally high.
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With real safe rates of return exceptionally low and not expected to rise soon, interest rates should be expected to stay exceptionally low during the forecast horizon, he said.
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"Your team has either got it in their bloodline to be exceptionally kind and understanding, their leadership has done exceptionally well in guiding them or a combo of both," Sgt.
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For the exceptionally rushed or the exceptionally lazy, she offers a mobile gift-wrapping service, in which up to four wrappers take care of an order in the customer's living room.
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I'm exceptionally privileged to be the son of George Bush and the exceptionally gracious, gregarious, fun, funny, loving, tough, smart, graceful woman who was the force of nature known as Barbara Bush.
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Too much teacher compensation is tied up in benefits, shrinking take-home pay — and pay systems do little to acknowledge teachers who work exceptionally hard or who are exceptionally good for students.
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First, like many people watching where I was overseas, I admit I was shocked by the exceptionally high bar put before one candidate and the exceptionally low bar put before the other candidate.
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It's 1 AM and I'm both drunk and exceptionally horny?
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Twelve exceptionally crafted beers per month, with four different styles.
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Boas's career spanned an exceptionally active period of Aryan supremacy.
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There's also an exceptionally high level of fiber: 15 grams.
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The rentier model is exceptionally generous, but it is unproductive.
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Brin also believes that aestivation is an exceptionally dangerous strategy.
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But it also makes the game exceptionally unforgiving of lag.
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Dog stain removal is an exceptionally hard thing to do.
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How could it handle something exceptionally spiny like a cactus?
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The gaming company is exceptionally good at reinventing old goods.
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And given Louisiana's topography, this recovery will be exceptionally slow.
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Global catastrophic risks are exceptionally rare, but they do happen.
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He has exceptionally heavy low kicks, but scarcely uses them.
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I'm exceptionally proud of the performance of the US military.
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In this country, football skills were an exceptionally valuable commodity.
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While interesting, the results of the study are exceptionally limited.
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Ms Ives is running attack ads of exceptionally poor taste.
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Most vice presidential candidates are not exceptionally popular or unpopular.
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It's well known that dogs are exceptionally sensitive to smell.
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Braga's Teresa is exceptionally thin, even by American television standards.
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However, these consumers tend to be exceptionally loyal to brands.
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I was exceptionally lucky to be born into this moment.
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It even goes over the rugs and mats exceptionally well.
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They're both exceptionally talented skaters, but they're also very different.
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Verdict: September is an exceptionally good month for purple produce.
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He covers ground exceptionally quickly for such a stocky man.
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Stewart is exceptionally good at acting nausea and authentically retching.
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Sacramento shot the ball exceptionally well in the first half.
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Do you want to come for an exceptionally long drive?
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Was it exceptionally sophisticated performance art with a social conscience?
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Another round of exceptionally high tides are expected on Thursday.
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" About Matthews, Lamoriello said: "He's an exceptionally mature young man.
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This is a good example of an exceptionally designed basic.
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That would be profoundly wise policy and exceptionally winning politics.
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And that makes Serena Williams' serve exceptionally difficult to return.
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"The decision remains an exceptionally close call," TD Securities said.
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The player turned out to be exceptionally good — at softball.
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December has been an exceptionally wild month on Wall Street.
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We selected companies that scored exceptionally well on these criteria.
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The Jonell ring "did exceptionally well" from Bristowe's season. 3.
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The springs, ropes and weights can make it exceptionally dynamic.
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It's just exceptionally hard to get him to do it.
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Vampires are cool, vampires are exceptionally sick monsters, vampires fuck.
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This year in particular, the economy has performed exceptionally well.
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I find this exceptionally hurtful on behalf of my children.
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The "condescension of posterity" would be exceptionally misplaced for literature.
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He said it made his high school experience exceptionally dismal.
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The national security adviser is also an exceptionally important post.
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" Apu is a spiritual seeker and "an exceptionally gifted painter.
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And the connection between sound and motion is exceptionally tight.
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I'm still not exceptionally far in Remnant: From the Ashes.
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The cost of gas is exceptionally high in San Francisco.
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The Times reports on suicides when they are exceptionally newsworthy.
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We humans have an exceptionally long childhood and prolonged adolescence.
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"The jet stream was exceptionally strong," Mr. Hanrahan said Sunday.
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Past studies have found voter fraud to be exceptionally rare.
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Even by Syria's atrocious standards, these are exceptionally deplorable developments.
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Instead, they're exceptionally comfortable and supportive; foundational, if you will.
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But most of the candidates have exceptionally talented, diverse teams.
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It does an exceptionally poor job managing complex technical projects.
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Trade was exceptionally light with less than 700 lots turnover.
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This court has gone in a different, exceptionally barbarous direction.
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She was always so happy, and exceptionally loving and kind.
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Growth has been exceptionally outsized at BankUnited (BKU), UMB Financial Corp.
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Either the Trump campaign was exceptionally naive in meeting Ms Veselnitskaya.
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"Ohio State has been playing exceptionally," committee chairman Kirby Hocutt said.
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The ban is an exceptionally rare action for the United States.
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So I think on this front they are doing exceptionally well.
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Are the dogs that live near resorts just exceptionally well fed?
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It is a visual and sonic fantasy that is exceptionally captivating.
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In Mayberry, Chvrches have an exceptionally outspoken and charismatic lead singer.
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A Drought Monitor map shows exceptionally dry conditions in western Oklahoma.
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What does an exceptionally tidy home tell you about a person?
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Nothing wrong with that, but nothing exceptionally right with it either.
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Surprisingly, they found an exceptionally low genetic diversity between the birds.
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He is also shooting exceptionally well from deep at 46 percent.
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Heavy metals are exceptionally bad for food safety and human health.
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And it will be exceptionally costly and difficult to clean up.
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My sense of self-pity always went exceptionally well with drinking.
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It's exceptionally hard to spot [surveillance] equipment these days; it's microscopic.
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Also, an exceptionally uncomfortable Anne Hathaway interview in 2012 has resurfaced.
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It's exceptionally empowering to have created something that brings people together.
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I think e-readers have done exceptionally well, obviously, over time.
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But even on Dumbness, "Cherry" sounds exceptionally dark and spaced out.
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Some series did exceptionally well, while others completely missed the mark.
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It's never very subtle or surprising, but it's exceptionally well-done.
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It also does exceptionally well with cleaning tile and wood floors.
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And nobody accrued higher hourly wages for working exceptionally long hours.
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Carbon fibre is attractive because it is lightweight and exceptionally strong.
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This is an exceptionally weird observation, one dubbed the Fermi Paradox.
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Exceptionally hot, dry weather has hit some crops in northern Europe.
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But it's still mesmerizing in its oddity, and it's exceptionally daring.
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Are we living in an exceptionally dangerous period of human history?
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But the prices in the United States are still exceptionally high.
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The brew is exceptionally dry, but refreshing—decent for summer sipping.
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Completed inventory remains exceptionally low, reflecting sluggish demand for starter homes.
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Fox News has performed exceptionally well during this current Democratic administration.
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Of the military officials, 44 are tigers—an exceptionally high proportion.
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The Bundys are exceptionally bellicose, even for a militia, she added.
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And just who got their hands on this exceptionally expensive buy?
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It is an economically average country with one exceptionally rich region.
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Trump has been exceptionally loyal to Flynn and Flynn has reciprocated.
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Rather than acting exceptionally, Facebook is in step with current practice.
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First, as an exceptionally desirable destination, it can recruit exceptional immigrants.
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Most independent observers view the charges against Manafort as exceptionally strong.
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In search of a rare disease Ovarian cancer is exceptionally rare.
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She is an exceptionally intelligent and passionate advocate for these assets.
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Really fast ... The Thomas Fire began Monday and moved exceptionally fast.
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We selected the companies that scored exceptionally well on these criteria.
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In that sense, this is an exceptionally plausible work of fiction.
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Yahoo shareholders, though, have an exceptionally gloomy view of the business.
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It is exceptionally tough to arrest a tech business in decline.
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Heller, which struck down parts of an exceptionally strict local law.
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Results have been exceptionally promising, and the change has been rapid.
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By any measure, this response could inflict exceptionally far-reaching harms.
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Fox News 's deeply devoted audience makes that network exceptionally valuable.
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And it isn't true: Kelly is alive and prosperous, exceptionally so.
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To do so in a compressed timeline will be exceptionally difficult.
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The support for fabric was unbelievably vocal, and exceptionally high-profile.
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The headphones are exceptionally clear, even at high volumes (sorry mom).
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Indeed, Flynn lied to the FBI about an exceptionally weighty issue.
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I got exceptionally lucky, so I have nothing to complain about.
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She is exceptionally qualified and the Senate should confirm her immediately.
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Feather duvets and crisp sheets made the firm mattress exceptionally welcoming.
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Mr. Wadsworth has been an exceptionally valuable member of the board.
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The Maldives are also exceptionally expensive for rooms atop the water.
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It was not, all told, an exceptionally clever or original story.
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We've accounted for some premium increase, but this is exceptionally high.
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He was exceptionally private, but had staged a dramatic public death.
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I sear a steak and the inside is still exceptionally juicy.
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The evidence against Mr. Lee was exceptionally strong, Justice Thomas wrote.
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" The spring and summer are shaping up to be exceptionally "noisy.
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These first four acts aren't very long and are exceptionally rewarding.
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He's notoriously private, exceptionally well-managed, and an enigma to many.
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"Evil" maintains an exceptionally eerie tone throughout, leaving seeds of doubt.
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Australia&aposs bushfires erupted amid exceptionally hot and dry conditions there.
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The One Cream ($27.95) works exceptionally well for all skin types.
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But Crick and other munitions experts knew they were exceptionally hazardous.
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Like Scalia, Gorsuch is an "exceptionally clear and routinely entertaining" writer.
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There is no shortage of exceptionally-qualified female and minority candidates.
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They were exceptionally nasty and evil the way they did it.
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Yet Morgan lifts from that small world an exceptionally beautiful novel.
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But in the White House, the two men became exceptionally close.
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The front seats were exceptionally comfy — and also hearted and cooled.
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At about game ten I get an exceptionally weak pistol kill.
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Both counts are exceptionally high for this early in the cycle.
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"Contentsquare and Clicktale are exceptionally compatible," Clicktale CEO Shlomi Hagai said.
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"I'm exceptionally privileged to be the son of George Bush and the exceptionally gracious, gregarious, fun, funny, loving, tough, smart, graceful woman who was the force of nature known as Barbara Bush," Jeb Bush wrote. Mrs.
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This would be contingent on a demonstration of exceptionally strong and stable financial metrics, in particular a more active management of the stock of impaired loans, higher capital buffers and a track record of exceptionally strong liquidity.
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My high school was exceptionally diverse in every sense of that word.
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Limbo delivered an exceptionally creepy atmosphere, but Inside's creep factor is deceptive.
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Aston Martin does two things exceptionally well: soaring success and crushing failure.
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As phones go, the Moto Z2 is exceptionally thin at just 6mm.
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In 2010, Ally Condie was a YA novelist with exceptionally good timing.
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But it's their exceptionally strong social bonds that may be the culprit.
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In fact, he says that women are "exceptionally fertile" after giving birth.
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There aren't many ways to make the bathroom exceptionally exciting or glamorous.
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The firm blamed Europe's exceptionally hot and long summer for slower growth.
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I get an exceptionally chatty hygienist, which makes the cleaning go faster.
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Equal pay for exceptionally supreme work is the least these athletes deserve.
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Anything dealing with black holes—even miniature ones—will be exceptionally dangerous.
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"Big Data" can paint exceptionally detailed portraits of people, in an instant.
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When they're exceptionally competent, they don't perceive how unusual their abilities are.
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His presence was exceptionally feline, or perhaps pantherine is the better word.
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He was a very nice, confused kid from an exceptionally dysfunctional family.
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In Paris the River Seine burst its banks following exceptionally heavy rains.
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DPR2 was nervous, only really spoke when spoken to, and exceptionally polite.
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The compounding effects of increasing temperature and humidity can be exceptionally dangerous.
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" Exceptionally low water levels in Lake Mead reveal a white "bathtub ring.
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This makes them exceptionally vulnerable to being abused or taken advantage of.
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There's also a transcript here, though fair warning, it is exceptionally long.
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But Trump's candidacy has proven shockingly durable, and his supporters exceptionally loyal.
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His candidacy was regularly besieged by one exceptionally costly scandal after another.
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While times are exceptionally tense, protest is hardly new in urban environments.
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"It's not exceptionally rare," Stamos added, referring to insider data access abuse.
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Fireworks are also exceptionally good at removing one's hand from their arm.
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Thursday's numbers were even more impressive considering the games weren't exceptionally competitive.
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It added that the charity vessel clearly faced an "exceptionally serious" situation.
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So imagine, you go to one of the things, suicide's exceptionally messy.
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The plush king bed was exceptionally comfortable and I slept very well.
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Tip if your driver has an exceptionally clean and nice-smelling vehicle.
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"Exceptionally strong months alternated with weak periods," Kinepolis said in a statement.
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But some French Muslims resent them for being exceptionally integrated and powerful.
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Despite the small difference in weight, the sneaker still feels exceptionally light.
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DNVBs are exceptionally good at storytelling because that's exactly how they're born.
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Buttigieg is exceptionally smart and seems to be personally and substantively secure.
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But Lithuania's team makes the game even harder with exceptionally fast throws.
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"I think that the value of bitcoin is exceptionally ambiguous," he said.
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Yet Fish, exceptionally skilled at foreign relations, sometimes pursued his own agenda.
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An exceptionally cool cocktail shaker for the person who loves to travel
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The fire has prompted an exceptionally large flow of donations from Canadians.
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I thought that deaf and blind people had to be exceptionally brave.
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Here are a couple from the exceptionally quick and savvy Andre Ward.
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Kelela's an exceptionally strong artistic presence in music, both visually and sonically.
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The U.S. angle: The stakes for U.S.–Mexico relations are exceptionally high.
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There's an exceptionally good one where the player teabags their own face.
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The Millennium Prize Problems are considered exceptionally difficult even in expert circles.
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It seemed exceptionally fitting, then, to invite Baxtrom to the MUNCHIES Garden.
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I'm sorry, grandma, I'm just exceptionally mad and sad about the future.
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I can attest that the G90 is an exceptionally realized luxury sedan.
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I know she will do exceptionally well for clients, shareholders and employees.
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Like her male classmates, this officer has met an exceptionally high standard.
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Cross-country skiing is a punishing aerobic sport, rewarding exceptionally fit athletes.
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Contrary to her darkness, Lilith in Gemini has an exceptionally brilliant mind .
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The nerve-jangling sound design should play exceptionally well in a theater.
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Comanche is nicknamed "the aircraft carrier" because of its exceptionally wide beam.
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Indeed, the opposition owes its strong showing to an exceptionally mobilized electorate.
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While it's an academic institution it has always been exceptionally business-oriented.
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In the world of Kingdom Hearts, this is actually not exceptionally strange.
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And thus emerged this eatery, specializing in exceptionally crafted street-food bites.
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Many, exceptionally for France, are also minorities, and 50 percent are women.
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Pregnancy discrimination is "exceptionally common" and appears in many forms, she said.
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And yet the firms still rated their current business as exceptionally positive.
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Flooding in November, prompted by exceptionally high tides, led to mass cancellations.
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In climatic terms, the past ten thousand years have been exceptionally stable.
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Together, these high-end audio elements help to produce exceptionally clean sound.
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The quake was exceptionally shallow, occurring at only a few miles' depth.
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In particular, Tesla's electric powertrain stood out as exceptionally simple and flexible.
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The level of additional oversight here will of course be exceptionally select.
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What is exceptionally clear is that many of these accidents were preventable.
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Away&aposs office culture was exceptionally Slack-centric, according to the report.
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Or might Wang, mindful of her illness, be an exceptionally good parent?
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The most intelligent animals have exceptionally large brains for their body size.
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President Trump took to Twitter exceptionally quickly to follow Sasse's exact instructions.
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It's an exceptionally dirty move, and he should be ashamed of himself.
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Normally this the part of the story where I would say something like, in an exceptionally hot year on an exceptionally hot planet, the Gulf States have recorded many of their most extreme heat waves in recent months.
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As horror movies go, this one is exceptionally interested in its lead's interiority.
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But the accusations have become exceptionally shrill as diplomacy has collided with passion.
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Consequently, we'd have to be exceptionally lucky to detect ETIs using this method.
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Fossils from the Ediacaran Period, sometimes called the Vendian Period, are exceptionally rare.
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She's doing the Melissa McCarthy/Tiffany Haddish maneuver, and doing it exceptionally well.
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Corporations need to be exceptionally sensitive in how they advertise to marginalized communities.
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The recovery of human remains from an ancient underwater wreck is exceptionally rare.
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There, consumers have generally been low-income and proved exceptionally sensitive to prices.
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Chinese officials promote schemes offering permanent residence to a few, exceptionally qualified foreigners.
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"The profile of Greece's general government debt is exceptionally favorable," Fitch Ratings said.
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But two years later, after a natural disaster struck, things turned exceptionally bleak.
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Exceptionally, the UN counts all the descendants of Palestinian refugees as refugees themselves.
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Save for the exceptionally overweight, most obese people do not die much earlier.
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I like gear that's simple and does one or two jobs exceptionally well.
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Vanhoef called the attack "exceptionally devastating" to such devices in his research paper.
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Mitchel has an exceptionally high cocaine level well into the accepted fatal range.
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Team A is composed of people who are all exceptionally smart and successful.
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UC's rating is capped at 'B' due to exceptionally weak corporate governance practices.
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That is a profit margin of 53 percent – exceptionally high by any standard.
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COMPARED WITH mammals, living members of the crocodile clan have exceptionally boring dentition.
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This probably isn't because of exceptionally rational behaviour on the part of Germans.
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Nothing was exceptionally good, but there was energy, and a pushing for freedom.
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That exceptionally long period suggests they showed a judge strong cause for suspicion.
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"Working with Mariah and Nicki was exceptionally challenging," recalled executive producer Nigel Lythgoe.
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The ACC works to offset all this veering, resulting in exceptionally straight driving.
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"This year was exceptionally hard for us to pull it together," he admits.
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Missouri does seem to be exceptionally keen on stopping women from having abortions.
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The ocean has proved to be an exceptionally selfless and dependable planetary companion.
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These are the unexceptional settings of an exceptionally American endeavor: running for president.
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The consumer engagement through all of our digital activity has been exceptionally strong.
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Here are 210 exceptionally regrettable developments we can expect in the coming decades.
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I don't think we're in an exceptionally tough market in terms of incentives.
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"This is an exceptionally difficult, if not impossible, standard to meet," he notes.
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An exceptionally dreamy day this month is February 21, when Venus meets Neptune.
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But aside from a few detractors the Whitney has been exceptionally well-received.
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Recent indicators suggest that the economy, which had been exceptionally strong, is slowing.
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When it comes to the nation's most vulnerable children, senators are exceptionally disingenuous.
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What's not unproven is that it can work exceptionally well for some people.
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While those moves may seem exceptionally bold, successful people often take big risks.
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Flying to the UK from Australia has always been an exceptionally long trip.
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We like to think that we are exceptionally good at making critical judgments.
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Kylie Jenner has been an exceptionally busy teen over the past few days.
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Well, we'll see, I mean, we have an exceptionally unpopular president right now.
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Sam Brownback (R) receives exceptionally low marks from his constituents, even many Republicans.
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Moutiq and I went to high school together, where he did exceptionally well.
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Cisco's networking equipment is exceptionally powerful, but comes with a high price tag.
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Right now, the electric-vehicle output of most big carmakers is exceptionally modest.
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But Tesla's counterargument is that pricing in the car business is exceptionally fluid.
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Both men exposed information that could cause exceptionally grave damage to national security.
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I do it exceptionally well … I guess you could say I've a call.
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Cast iron cookware conducts and retains heat exceptionally well to cook food evenly.
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The possibility of recourse against the Air Force will also be exceptionally difficult.
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The upshot is that handling is exceptionally stable, despite the incredibly stiff suspension.
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Next, we're looking at potential new uses for an exceptionally dark, manmade substance.
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Skills developed while serving the nation translate exceptionally well to the energy sector.
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The second is if a person has lived an exceptionally virtuous Christian life.
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It&aposs exceptionally rare to see an intact blue whale carcass wash ashore.
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When we tested them, we found this material construction to be exceptionally effective.
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It's an early Insider Picks favorite — it's relatively cheap and works exceptionally well.
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This kind of worm infection is "exceptionally rare" in humans, according to Bradbury.
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Other berries at the time were awkward and irregular; Banners were exceptionally consistent.
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"Exceptionally loose financial conditions encourage the shift toward investor euphoria," Wilson wrote Monday.
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The truth is, Spielberg has always been exceptionally choosy about what he directs.
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And if they're exceptionally bad mistakes, you have to do something about it.
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Even Hillary Clinton's sharpest critics will concede that she is exceptionally well-informed.
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By this point, I'd experienced several nervous breakdowns and was exceptionally, headfuckingly pissed.
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An exceptionally cool, if labor intensive, alternative to the traditional technical stand up.
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I love the Batman movies; they are exceptionally good, for the most part.
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Though her fall from grace was exceptionally spectacular, this is a common story.
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This battle, however, is being waged in an exceptionally open and brutal manner.
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This will relieve the burden that exceptionally high prices currently put on Americans.
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Her pregnancy was so exceptionally complicated, it inspired a scientific journal case study.
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I'd put Branden Jacobs-Jenkins among them, as being young and exceptionally good.
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Land ownership in Colombia is exceptionally unequal, among the worst in the world.
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The candies were exceptionally sweet and left a milky taste on the tongue.
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Menashi is exceptionally qualified to serve as a judge on the Second Circuit.
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He was standing there, probably no more aged than me but exceptionally weathered.
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"For a European, you are exceptionally cultivated," enthuses Tiger Tanaka, a Japanese spymaster.
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Today, I used satellite broadband in my office and it works exceptionally well.
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Greenberg voiced an exceptionally sharp critique of his own party and its candidates.
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Los Angeles does fish exceptionally well, seeing as it's right on the ocean.
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Doing so could help defuse an exceptionally charged situation in the short-term.
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Caged animals often take refuge in art but this one was exceptionally talented.
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The future is exceptionally bright on Thursday when bountiful Jupiter sextiles dreamy Neptune.
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In terms of the '80s, Peter's contact sheets are exceptionally fascinating and revealing.
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" But she described him as "exceptionally odd and an outcast to be sure.
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In currency markets, moves of even 1 percent are viewed as exceptionally large.
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They appeared to be "average-sized delivery boxes, not exceptionally large," Manley said.
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With the race exceptionally tight, it seemed an unlikely place for any candidate.
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The residents, as advertised, are exceptionally kind and helpful wherever you find them.
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It is exceptionally suspenseful and entertaining, and meshes well with the Hulu series.
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The Company has an exceptionally strong and deep executive leadership team in place.
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"Kim and Kourtney were exceptionally attentive and genuine in their concern," said Bumstead.
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"People are just being stretched exceptionally thin, from a resource standpoint," Collie said.
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And he's exceptionally good at using the media to amplify his messaging techniques.
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He's exceptionally insightful about the way modern politicians use TV and vice versa.
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This finding suggests that the exceptionally old people probably had less neural firing.
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And that's the right strategy, because that's the business Apple knows exceptionally well.
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The hotel is exceptionally elegant and refined, while still remaining warm and welcoming.
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This marvel of beauty and convenience also turned out to be exceptionally profitable.
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This humble, intelligent, soft-spoken 22-year-old is an exceptionally caring person.
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That's not to say the Austin quartet aren't exceptionally serious about their music.
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It's been a routine deployment and everything we've seen has been exceptionally professional.
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That's in part because a few prominent billionaires have done it exceptionally well.
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Verdict: Some campus frat clearly gave its pledges an exceptionally irresponsible hazing challenge.
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Oumuamua was traveling exceptionally fast — twice the speed of the Voyager 1 probe.
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This is the pleasure of Radio Garden — the window it opens onto other places is both exceptionally vivid and exceptionally limited, like looking through a keyhole, so that you're compelled to start filling in the rest of the picture yourself.
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Democrats did exceptionally well in the House, did not lose the Senate due to ideological hubris, and did not suffer for fighting back too hard against President Trump — who remains exceptionally unpopular for a president presiding over a healthy economy.
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Also known as la belva (The Beast), Mr Riina is an exceptionally ferocious mobster.
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Even the northerly state of Alaska has been "exceptionally warm" so far this year.
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The paintings aren't much to look at, but they're exceptionally interesting to think about.
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"The sisters had an exceptionally close bond even by identical twin standards," Eddins said.
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Real GDP grew 4.5% in 2015, largely due to an exceptionally strong agricultural season.
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With U.S.-Russia tensions exceptionally high, the Kremlin set low expectations for the summit.
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But this is only true if you put the money to exceptionally good use.
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For an exceptionally well-done version of the song, check out Obituary's live cover.
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A confluence of robust elements have combined forces to produce an exceptionally dangerous day.
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They are also being exceptionally disciplined about where, within the tech sector, to invest.
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IF INTEREST RATES WERE 2400 OR 215%, THEN THESE PRICES WOULD LOOK EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH.
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It's a brief graphic, but an exceptionally powerful one — emphasizing both urgency and consequence.
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Spartan was created by two French entrepreneurs with excellent quads and exceptionally smooth packages.
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The net result for 2015 was exceptionally strong due to FX gains on investments.
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The 2015 Galaxy Tab S2 was a solid tablet with an exceptionally slim design.
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These shows with women and women of color at the helm do exceptionally well.
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"Aruba continues to perform exceptionally well," said Whitman said on a post-earnings call.
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Paintings by Vermeer (1632–1675) are exceptionally rare—only 35 are known to exist.
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"Amanda is doing exceptionally well," her lawyer David Esquibias told PEOPLE at the time.
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"I think that what Carinthia has offered is an exceptionally attractive offer," Schelling said.
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The coming week will be exceptionally busy in terms of global macro-economic events.
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State laws also identify other exceptionally narrow circumstances in which challenges can be brought.
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He says the Racine area is exceptionally short of engineering, computing or maths skills.
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Together, the lenticular and iridescent clouds make for an awesome—and exceptionally rare—sight.
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And I can tell you that Hollow Knight on Switch is doing exceptionally well.
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However, the number of women in Congress has risen at an exceptionally slow rate.
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The paintings aren't much to look at but they're exceptionally interesting to think about.
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A few exceptionally large Series A and B rounds helped boost the funding totals.
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Human remains from this era are exceptionally rare, mostly because Neolithic Britons practiced cremation.
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While there are countless examples of innovative subway design, Stockholm does it exceptionally well.
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The Gear Fit did a lot of things, but none of them exceptionally well.
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" "We have coming along now a lot of female officers who are exceptionally strong.
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Return on equity was maintained at an exceptionally high level of 29.3% (2015: 34.2%).
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The common thread in all of this is Donald Trump's exceptionally Trump-centric worldview.
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But some manufacturers are just exceptionally skilled at the art of the markup, too.
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Canada's Prime Minister does 2 things exceptionally well that sometimes coincide ... jogging and photobombing.
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Hasn't she always assumed that she was brilliant, graceful, and exceptionally good at gardening?
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"The first quarter was an exceptionally good quarter," fund CEO Yngve Slyngstad told reporters.
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"The sisters had an exceptionally close bond even by identical twin standards," Eddins says.
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In these moments, I feel like an exceptionally judicious middle school principal casting judgement.
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There's something exceptionally titillating about a powerful man who is terrified of something harmless.
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It's exceptionally empathetic of you to understand why your mom lashed out at you.
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"We consider that Polman has been an exceptionally good CEO of Unilever," Wood added.
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But this is an exceptionally dry year, with river levels at 90-year lows.
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"It was exceptionally brazen," said Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department.
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In other contexts, the administration has taken an exceptionally broad view of executive authority.
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That is why the new allegations could place Manafort in an exceptionally perilous position.
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Teachers have exceptionally high social status: only doctors are more sought-after as partners.
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The bank is expected to continue promising exceptionally low rates for an extended period.
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Finally Lady Elgar joins them; their trio become an exceptionally poetic statement of friendship.
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Controlling these exceptionally potent greenhouse gases could curb warming by nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit.
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I bring this up because I happen to be exceptionally proud of myself today.
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But three feet of snowfall is still exceptionally high for the Big Island's volcanoes.
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Third, and by contrast, the EU's management of the Brexit process was exceptionally good.
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They are exceptionally showy and delicate, conveying the same sturdy innocence as a daisy.
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They are exceptionally frustrated with the RINO-Care mess, and Trump's role in it.
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Exceptionally high tides and sea-water incursions threaten the fresh water under the atolls.
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He did everything exceptionally well, and even brought stolen bases back to his game.
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The team in Washington produced commendable, competitive work on an exceptionally difficult reporting target.
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But it would have to be exceptionally clear that this is not a seizure.
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The reinsurer maintains exceptionally strong nominal levels of capital relative to its business volumes.
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And getting invited to the dinner is dependent on your being considered exceptionally attractive.
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Sanders polls exceptionally well among young people, and Gaga's supporters are primarily young people.
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Surprisingly, people have exceptionally detailed answers lying about what it was like to vote.
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Mad River Adventure 14 Canoe, $769An exceptionally cozy fishing or expedition canoe for two.
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This makes the cryptocurrencies suitable for short-term trading with exceptionally good risk management.
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Ms. Holmes was exceptionally secretive about the private company's finances and its intellectual property.
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I think Apple, I think everyone would agree, is an exceptionally well-run company.
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And I somehow was selected, I did the class, I found it exceptionally boring.
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"The team is working exceptionally hard to quadruple-check all the results," he said.
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The system is exceptionally simple: You just vote for all the candidates you like.
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The 2000-22.2 flu season was exceptionally bad, with 61,000 deaths attributed to it.
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The fire, in a mostly chaparral landscape, also burned exceptionally hot, Dr. Godt said.
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Mr. Moore and Mr. Cain are exceptionally unqualified to serve on the Fed's board.
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In fact, Woods swung exceptionally well, hitting all but one fairway on the front.
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"It's an exceptionally impulse-driven set of products, so consumption is expandable," she said.
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I was exceptionally curious, though, about a locavore variant called the Garden State margherita.
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I realized that they didn't just want to score exceptionally well on the SAT.
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We must do both of these things, and we must do them exceptionally well.
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The lot's beach frontage — around 330 feet — is exceptionally large for Bali, he added.
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When spouses&apos incomes are combined, the threshold can be exceptionally hard to meet.
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The pro-corruption lobby within the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is exceptionally powerful.
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This background has given her an exceptionally acute insider's view of all three societies.
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In the Note 7, Samsung opted for an exceptionally thin separator in its battery.
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Drug laws are exceptionally strict in South Korea and drug use is also rare.
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Rihanna is no an ill-mannered theater-goer — she's just an exceptionally supportive one.
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It was also an example of women's ability to persevere in exceptionally miserable circumstances.
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The Celica was produced for an exceptionally long run, spanning from 1970 to 2006.
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No one is denying that being exceptionally tall in high school can be alienating.
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The pat-downs were exceptionally intrusive and conducted with "zero cause," Mr. Begnaud said.
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Koslowitz called the graffiti "exceptionally scary, and described the images as "horrible, just horrible.
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Elephants are exceptionally smart and empathetic animals, who are being unnecessarily slaughtered for sport.
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"It was challenging but the result is an exceptionally beautiful watch," Mr. Journe said.
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This coming just days before the president is traveling to Israel is … exceptionally awkward.
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Our editorial and business formulas, culture and management approach work and scale exceptionally well.
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No matter the ultimate victor, both are exceptionally well-endowed for the long winter famine.
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But despite such an exceptionally early harvest, this year did not produce especially exceptional wines.
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China's representative said the national security exception was sensitive and should be used only exceptionally.
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Now, if interest rates were 7% or 8% then these prices would look exceptionally high.
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"The find of such an exceptionally well-preserved fossil beetle is surprising," Cai told Gizmodo.
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Though they're unusual adjectives for a place, Virginia Key Beach feels exceptionally soft and subdued.
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In some cases, such as Germany, the fiscal stimulus owes to exceptionally benign fiscal circumstances.
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Cutting inventories back to the five-year average would leave the market feeling exceptionally tight.
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Transgender people — particularly transgender women of color — face exceptionally high rates of violence and homicide.
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The slow freeze-up can be largely blamed on exceptionally warm ocean waters, emphasized Thoman.
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Part of the promise of self-driving cars is that they will be exceptionally safe.
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I won't suddenly stop eating the exceptionally yummy pakoras my mom makes when it's raining.
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Consequently, little of this exceptionally chilly air has dumped down into the U.S. this winter.
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But it's an exceptionally well-executed design that doesn't have any major flaws or drawbacks.
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Even so, Spanish flu was exceptionally deadly—about 25 times more so than seasonal flu.
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The show seems exceptionally relevant right now with the social and political upheaval going on.
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The meth was described as being exceptionally pure, and was reportedly manufactured in North Korea.
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Negative rates are an exceptionally odd condition that is hard to wrap one's head around.
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A starburst galaxy is a galaxy that's experiencing an exceptionally high rate of star formation.
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Despite its features, the Dash 4.0 is exceptionally slim and fits into any pocket easily.
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The Clear live up to their name with an exceptionally taut and precise sound reproduction.
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Humidity plays a key role This particular heat wave has seen exceptionally high humidity levels.
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That's true especially for Twitter, which features an exceptionally high density of deeply angry people.
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But there have always been exceptionally qualified women ready, willing and able to take over.
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They're exceptionally rare, having only been spotted in the grasslands of Namibia in southwest Africa.
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In the case of Malaysia, ruling-coalition politicians say the Chinese government is exceptionally annoyed.
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Instead, dark skies can increasingly be found only on public lands or exceptionally remote areas.
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Sometimes when things are exceptionally emotional, we kind of tend to bond the things irrationally.
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The Errant pack performed exceptionally as a carry-on for my overnight trip to London.
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She had an exceptionally well-hidden grave, which Greek archaeologists just recently discovered, archaeologists said.
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"We feel that this is exceptionally important to get right," Neal spokesman Dan Rubin said.
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And the kitten is exceptionally lovable, even when it's dodging bullets during a gun battle.
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"It turns out that a graphomaniac is an exceptionally satisfying research subject," she comments wryly.
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The iPod Touch is an exceptionally strong device when it comes to security and privacy.
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Experts say the storms are related to exceptionally hot weather this spring in the region.
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In just 24 hours, the Camp Fire burned 70,000 acres of exceptionally dried-out vegetation.
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Oh look, another movie where Chris Pratt walks around knowing how exceptionally cool he is.
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Usually, such analyses are triggered by suspicious transaction reports or by exceptionally high trading volumes.
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The only thing we know for sure is that the girl's pencil looks exceptionally tall.
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For U.S. residents, it's probably not surprising to learn that last month was exceptionally warm.
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Maybe the Royals were exceptionally perspicacious; perhaps the Brewers, poorly run, overly sweetened the pot.
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" Instead, Dugan said, "the root cause of the mortgage crisis was exceptionally weak underwriting standards.
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The doc initially said the exam "went exceptionally well," but cautioned there's room for improvement.
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It's also concerned that the consensus remains "exceptionally bearish" and may sell on any rally.
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Banks' exceptionally weak profits are also expected to reinforce this so-called pro-cyclical behavior.
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Sellers love it because the ratio of people shopping to people selling is exceptionally high.
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The company filed for bankruptcy in 2009, which was exceptionally short at just two weeks.
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Marginally thinner than what was already exceptionally thin hardware is hardly something consumers clamour for.
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This was exceptionally frustrating to me, because the movie never really did anything with it.
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Another exceptionally gifted young actor who is nominated for the first time is Timothee Chalamet.
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"We must be exceptionally strategic in doing more with less," White said in the memo.
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As with its other absurdly low-priced, exceptionally high-quality products, I do not know.
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Risk is everywhere — it's change that you have to have an exceptionally high tolerance for.
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Exceptionally tasty sub sandwiches, po'boys, are to New Orleans what hot dogs are to Chicago.
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The 42mm watch was also exceptionally big, coming in at 12mm thick which isn't great.
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But, of course, yields on bonds and cash are exceptionally low by those same standard.
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It's a game exceptionally concerned with connections—the writing is particularly unsubtle on this point.
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Both Labour and the Conservatives did exceptionally well in terms of vote share in 2017.
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"We played clean defense, we threw the ball exceptionally well," manager AJ Hinch told reporters.
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"Polman has been an exceptionally good CEO of Unilever," Wood wrote in a research note.
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"She was exceptionally bright, a straight-A student," she said in an interview on Wednesday.
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The key figure is campaign chairwoman, her sister, Maya, an exceptionally able liberal policy advocate.
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Acanthamoeba can take weeks to develop but can cause severe infection and is exceptionally painful.
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Tim Duncan, one of the game's greatest power forwards, is known to be exceptionally reticent.
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This thing is exceptionally light, at 2.4 pounds — lighter than a 2.75-pound MacBook Air.
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This is another early Insider Picks favorite because it's relatively cheap and works exceptionally well.
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An exceptionally skillful draftsman with an idiosyncratic, storytelling imagination, he's especially good with colored pencils.
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Avid stargazers know the Leonids for bringing meteor storms — exceptionally thick and spectacular meteor showers.
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"Without a doubt, he would have been exceptionally proud to see his aircraft take flight."
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He's exceptionally charming; all day, he fielded questions graciously, smiling and laughing, joking and gossiping.
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His relationship with The Rolling Stones—both as fan and collaborator—has been exceptionally fruitful.
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It's a mechanical, clockwork model of the solar system, exceptionally cutting edge for its time.
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While many are saying the star is exceptionally kind, he's just being a good person.
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Around the web, YETI receives an exceptionally heavy pat on the back for this one.
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Force vote after vote on the nominee, Judge Neil Gorsuch, who is so exceptionally qualified.
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Scientists are studying the exceptionally efficient way manta rays filter their plankton food from seawater.
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It's exceptionally rare for any museum to acquire an Egyptian coffin in such pristine condition.
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The striving only intensifies in adulthood, when elites work exceptionally hard in order to compete.
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The console between the seats in exceptionally narrow and punctuated by the stop-start button.
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Unlike, say, the Spanish monarchy, the UK monarchy has an exceptionally powerful, and profitable, brand.
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Overall, the doctors I spoke to said they didn't find anything exceptionally egregious about WebMD.
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The Palace and Estate of Versailles are exceptionally closed for visit Saturday 8th of December.
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One concerned Red's movement, which Peele conveyed with just two exceptionally creepy words: Queen cockroach.
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First, he took what was, for the time, an exceptionally holistic view of urban quality.
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It violates the personal rights of our client Cristiano Ronaldo in an exceptionally serious way.
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"We see some exceptionally high prices in new apartments, typically by the waterfront," he said.
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The shooting at a park has rattled the city, where gun crimes are exceptionally rare.
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Now, with an exceptionally bright future in range, those days are coming to an end.
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Possibly. But "Behind the City" is exceptionally ingenious in finding the symmetry within urban flux.
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This involves an exceptionally complex set of calculations, because the two superpowers are so intertwined.
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And she does it exceptionally well by looking and, most importantly, sounding like Judy herself.
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"Abominable" is an exceptionally watchable and amiable animated tale written and directed by Jill Culton.
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Unlike so many small colleges, "we're doing exceptionally well," said David A. Greene, Colby's president.
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In recent years exceptionally high tides have become more common, including four this month alone.
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"The regional court of Krakow considered and verified all evidence exceptionally carefully," Judge Laskowski said.
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It hasn't gone unnoticed that 20173 was an exceptionally good year for overseas stock markets.
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We're very excited to be bringing on board these two exceptionally accomplished and respected journalists.
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Kiefer must have found something exceptionally interesting there, something that perhaps also resonated inside him.
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Pros: Exceptionally even cooking, decent price, inverter tech, many presetsCons: Louder than some other microwaves
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Prayer cancellations are exceptionally rare in Iran, and they underscore the severity of the outbreak.
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But it worked for us (the pizza was exceptionally delicious!) and our guests were happy.
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Because of this, I find Filipinos are exceptionally open and welcoming to others, especially foreigners.
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Meanwhile, nations like Australia are providing Asia with bounties of the exceptionally problematic fossil fuel.
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With an "exceptionally rare" piece like this, the sky is really the limit, she said.
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So the combination of the two factors is making the area exceptionally hot and humid.
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But despite dedicated mosquito spraying and surveillance efforts, the virus has thrived exceptionally well here.
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There's a fair bit of blood and a little gore, but nothing exceptionally stomach-wrenching.
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He was an exceptionally hard worker and felt lucky to be in the United States.
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She has an exceptionally large and occasionally improvised vocabulary, but her language never feels ornamental.
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Just before Christmas, the University of Oregon mounted an exceptionally unhinged assault on free speech.
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Depending on where you're headed, the street food might be exceptionally cheap and incredibly good.
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And the country's electoral system makes it exceptionally difficult for new parties to break through.
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His office's Twitter feed is exceptionally active, publicizing Sopko's latest comments and many public speeches.
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But just because he's exceptionally supportive doesn't mean I'm not responsible for him in return.
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An exceptionally hot or cold day, other studies have found, can play the same role.
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Now, some exceptionally awesome significant others are even assembling their own meat cakes at home.
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But the opioid essentially tamps down on those transmissions, making it an exceptionally powerful drug.
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The condition is exceptionally rare; it's believed to affect a few dozen children at most.
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And as the new research reveals, these termites are also exceptionally good at generating soil mounds.
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They sound exceptionally good—better than many headphones that cost two or three times as much.
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Tests on Earth show that viable, self-sustaining biospheres are exceptionally difficult to build and maintain.
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" He added that the company's major shareholder, Accel, is "exceptionally supportive of us and our ambitions.
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His exceptionally large size got him the nickname "The Mountain That Rides," shortened to the Mountain.
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He was an exceptionally gifted man with an enormous heart and love for people — all people.
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"We have no intention to do an acquisition unless it's exceptionally good for us," he said.
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Beckham had started his time with Baltimore hitting exceptionally well, and entered the game with a .
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Now, if interest rates were 7 or 8 percent then these prices would look exceptionally high.
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A source recently told PEOPLE Harry is "exceptionally happy, extremely excited" about his nuptials to Meghan.
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China's appetite for American soybeans was exceptionally strong last year and U.S. exports set a record.
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No, you have not, and fair enough because doing so is an exceptionally big life decision.
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Rex is an exceptionally competent executive, understands geopolitics and knows how to win for his team.
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Okay, not really, but it is exceptionally fabulous and perfectly offsets the rest of her look.
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Platinum was known for producing exceptionally high returns - about 17 percent annually in its largest fund.
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She was exceptionally tall — at 6-foot-2, she was the same height as President Clinton.
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McCain's comment — apparently loaded with shock and deeply felt hurt — was exceptionally funny to many people.
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard-hitting.
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Cannes also continues its exceptionally low selection rate of female filmmakers for its high profile competition.
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The Europeans have grown keener on Hanoverians and Holsteiners, which are exceptionally good at dressage competitions.
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Here are the daily habits exceptionally successful people credit for achieving what they have in life.
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There were a collection of exceptionally prim, terrifyingly young looking special advisor types nervously gripping beers.
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The depressing reality is that finding success through any of these routes is becoming exceptionally difficult.
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It is hard to pull exceptionally poor people (sometimes called the "ultra-poor") over the line.
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After beating cancer, Louis Dreyfus turned in a performance that capstoned her time on Veep exceptionally.
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Through freeways, canyon roads and Los Angeles traffic, the Urus proved exceptionally comfortable and incredibly exciting.
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That support has allowed the Russian Orthodox Church to grow exceptionally powerful over the past decade.
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YouTube comedy can be a particularly bad genre of comedy, but Collins' video is exceptionally funny.
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When it comes to shedding light on police violence, the smartphone is an exceptionally powerful tool.
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Singapore runs a highly selective programme designed to identify the most exceptionally intelligent students each year.
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While Legion's exceptionally good premiere focused on David's nostalgia, episode 2 attempts to pierce that veil.
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And each state has its own laws and exceptionally strict criteria to entertain any foolish challenges.
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"We're exceptionally happy with the verdict," Hogan's legal team previously said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Aramco announced a special dividend of $20 billion, noting it reflects its exceptionally strong 2018 performance.
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Not only was turnout exceptionally high; voters also swung left in percentages not seen since 1974.
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"He was a very nice, confused kid from an exceptionally dysfunctional family," recalls Copetas to PEOPLE.
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And it's on this exceptionally hot and bright spot where materials and devices can be tested.
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But some say the figures are flattered by comparison with exceptionally weak data a year ago.
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"They have a Jacobin mentality," says a Corsican politician, bemoaning France's exceptionally centralised system of government.
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Instead, the probe proved an exceptionally worthy investment by exploring Venus for the next eight years.
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The Moon's southern polar region is exceptionally cold, with some areas completely obscured from the Sun.
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Without volunteers, it would be exceptionally difficult, if not impossible, to bring new drugs to market.
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Unless you have exceptionally warm fingers, it is quite hard to get out of the pot.
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This is poignantly significant at this point in history, too, when human rights feel exceptionally delicate.
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Trader Guy Adami added that Macy's "traded exceptionally well" Monday, climbing more than 2 percent higher.
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Beef up an existing program, known as reinsurance, that helps compensate insurers for exceptionally expensive patients.
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This standard feature is in the different email services, but Gmail makes the ordering exceptionally easy.
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The ring is described as an "exceptionally rare piece of Elvis material" by auctioneer Andrew Aldridge.
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Voters receive mail-in ballots starting in early May, making the next few weeks exceptionally important.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — If Joe Biden is setting expectations for Iowa, they are not exceptionally high.
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Manfra said "an exceptionally small number" of the 21 states subject to hacking attempts were compromised.
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The result is an exceptionally skilled military and intelligence community that would never mount a coup.
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But hats off on the twist this week, because that was an exceptionally well done episode.
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By the fall of each year, the brown bears of Katmai National Park grow exceptionally fat.
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Chances are that the only exceptionally cold regions will be the southern plains and the Southeast.
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However among them, we are fortunate to have an exceptionally amazing piece, the Benin bronze head.
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There were zero injuries and zero arrests, a tribute to exceptionally wise judgment by the police.
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Though few people are directly addressing this at-risk population, one organization is doing exceptionally well.
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Charities work exceptionally hard in this area, but they shouldn't do so without funding and support.
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It is the type of clarity that could prove exceptionally helpful or harmful for James Comey.
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He was an exceptionally warm and giving man and an utterly phenomenal actor and gifted director.
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Such an "an exceptionally long period on death row" under these conditions poses "grave constitutional problems".
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The sheer randomness of some of their earliest videos make their channel exceptionally fun to watch.
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Rothwell hits exceptionally hard from in close and so his game has built up around that.
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Nobody expected real clarity—not from Kanye, not after all that—but YE was exceptionally hazy.
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After studying data going back decades, the long-term trends are "exceptionally clear", says Mr Vermillion.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker Once you're seated, the experience becomes exceptionally efficient.
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"These fires have been exacerbated by the weather, which is exceptionally hot and dry," they wrote.
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Still, what "Class Divide" does exceptionally well is capture the sense of change at warp speed.
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The movie is exceptionally well cast at the margins, including Pullman, Sarah Silverman and Alan Cumming.
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High and low kicks both also work exceptionally well off a shove out of mid-range.
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Others argue that it is equipping children with exceptionally strong skills, particularly in math and science.
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Sadly, this unprecedented and exceptionally long-armed use of sanctions will not help disarm North Korea.
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The Indian dance-theater genre Kathakali is exceptionally vivid, its characters often demonstrating a cartoonlike vitality.
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However, the consulting firm found that millennials are, in fact, exceptionally loyal when they are happy.
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The weather was exceptionally nice on Monday, so we had a picnic dinner at the park
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Photograph by Krista Schlueter for The New Yorker Two years later, both are still exceptionally good.
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It's for this reason that Cirakoglu decided to focus purely on extreme and exceptionally dirty jobs.
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In France underlying sales fell 3.2 percent, hurt by widespread industrial action and exceptionally wet weather.
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They perform exceptionally difficult skills while making those dangerous skills look so simple, and even fun.
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In 2013, Congress narrowed the loophole, but only for domestic violence crimes in exceptionally narrow circumstances.
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Still, this is a grim telling of the tale through an exceptionally inventive and audacious score.
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Latinos are exceptionally entrepreneurial, with Hispanic-owned businesses growing at 85033 times the national growth rate.
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting.
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He took exceptionally large bribes and ran illegal for-profit business, it added, among other accusations.
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" Jackson, a longtime presidential physician, oversaw Trump's annual medical checkup, which he said "went exceptionally well.
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Belgosstrakh has an exceptionally strong nominal level of capital relative to its current business volume level.
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Unfortunately, Titusville is an exceptionally racist town where the main tourist attraction is the space program.
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In terms of their earnings valuations, Amazon and Netflix appear exceptionally expensive compared with most stocks.
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He was also exceptionally quick at buzzing in, helping him beat his competitors to the board.
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It was a lovely, gilded, charmed, privileged loop through an exceptionally fortunate micro-age of history.
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The Court's action is especially important because the briefing had proceeded at an exceptionally brisk pace.
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It sets the tone for an exceptionally well curated exhibition with an immaculate attention to detail.
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"It's obviously tough just to do one thing, and he's doing both exceptionally well," Trout said.
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Much like a toddler throwing a tantrum, the sun was exceptionally explosive early in its life.
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These winds were exceptionally strong this year and will likely continue the rest of the year.
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But the act is also exceptionally hard to understand and discouragingly daunting to make use of.
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Written and directed by Ifeoma Fafunwa, "Hear Word!" is agitprop theater of an exceptionally vital order.
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Bertie is the first face that Hanawalt presents to the world — painfully introverted and exceptionally anxious.
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Sure, it would be nice to become an exceptionally beautiful person — who hasn't fantasized about that?
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Scoring by ideological groups also contradicts Mr. Biden's claim that he has an exceptionally liberal record.
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Instead, she's a canvas — for herself, in her impressions, but more exceptionally, for others as well.
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He is also, as sadly few romance heroes are, an exceptionally good person from Page 1.
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Over the last half century, the party has chosen some lemons and some exceptionally talented politicians.
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Kibrea Carmichael, as a woman Mr. Whiteside brings home for some acrobatic sex, is exceptionally striking.
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Exceptionally low volatility across the market also diminished the safe-haven allure of the U.S. dollar.
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That may be an exaggeration, but the reality is that the United States is exceptionally overweight.
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Her biography of Luther was widely reviewed, commercially published and sold exceptionally well in many countries.
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After the exceptionally destructive season last year, the prediction might seem like a reprieve of sorts.
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The ground corn surrounding the pork is exceptionally fluffy and sharp with dried ají amarillo peppers.
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And besides, Mr Trump's main instrument in this affair, Rudy Giuliani, makes an exceptionally indiscreet muckraker.
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Because driving value and creating returns when we are paying such high prices are exceptionally difficult.
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He's trying to protect Van Zyl's golden moles -- but they are exceptionally difficult to track down.
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That would be remarkably high for many other politicians, but it was exceptionally low for Trump.
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"Margin is absolutely pivotal, and that has been exceptionally attractive," Metals Focus analyst Philip Newman said.
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"Abrams cofounded Nowaccount Network Corporation, a financial services company that Abrams said is "doing exceptionally well.
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When Insider reviewed the line, we found that its lipsticks and eye shadows work exceptionally well.
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Judge Jackson also argues that the Trump administration's arguments rest on an exceptionally weak historical foundation.
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Over the course of the last nine years of press, he's proven himself consistently, exceptionally interesting.
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The poster bounced all over social media, cited as "proof" that detransition is indeed exceptionally rare.
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The four prisoners committed "exceptionally heinous murders" and none "is contesting his guilt or his sentence".
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Exceptionally low interest rates have put Americans back at work, boosting output and spurring consumer confidence.
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But he was frugal, focussed, patient, and, as it turned out, exceptionally good at picking stocks.
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BRUSHING MACHINES Solar irradiation is exceptionally good at Benban and running costs are low, developers say.
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The door that opened Africa to me was an exceptionally imaginative gap-year program at Yale.
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This is a ballet about adult love and its attendant shadows: tender, often rapturous, exceptionally poignant.
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Nick Dutch: We managed to see the pizza delivered live as well, which was exceptionally exciting.
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This isn't the 1850s, the civil war era, the 1960s, or any other exceptionally violent period.
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I would, because that to me is not an exceptionally high bar in terms of costs.
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CAVUTO: All right, so, the big issue seems to be that a lot of people, with a wink and a nod, think that the president is beholden to Vladimir Putin, and his behavior seemed to indicate that he was being exceptionally nice, exceptionally generous to him.
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The creative team is packed with veteran talent, resulting in an exceptionally slick and skillfully assembled musical.
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Venus, that cloud-covered hellhole of a planet next door, is rife with exceptionally strange atmospheric behavior.
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"The only such relic available for private ownership, it is exceptionally rare," Sotheby's said on its website.
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Ichthyosaur fossils are exceptionally common, so paleontologists could uncover more fossils as pristine as this one. [Nature]
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"I wish I could tell you these events are exceptionally unique, but they are not," Bridenstine said.
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It's one many examples of the exceptionally close ties that Britain and America have shared for decades.
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Those expecting better business conditions also fell two points but remain "exceptionally optimistic," according to the report.
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But this particular duo, dubbed 224 YE23, belongs to an exceptionally rare class of near-Earth objects.
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The latest observations are now offering the most detailed images ever taken of this exceptionally rare phenomenon.
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An exceptionally cheap or expensive painting would register on a graph as a sudden downturn or surge.
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But the Trump administration was exceptionally blunt in the rationale it presented for slashing the aid budget.
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Due to increased concern about default, it is now seen as exceptionally risky even for investment professionals.
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Federal prosecutors said Lindblom made an "exceptionally foolish decision" but did not intend to do any harm.
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But in this moment, City Girls' unrepentant, unyielding, single-minded articulation of this idea feels exceptionally urgent.
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Even for a White House marked by its chaos, the last few weeks have been exceptionally tough.
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"King tides" is a non-scientific term that is used to describe exceptionally high tides of water.
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Pros: Exceptionally warm, made from recycled materialsCons: Slightly bulky, touchscreen compatible on index fingers and thumbs only
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International teams have done exceptionally well at Battlefield — check out previous years' winners like Seenit and Jukedeck.
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"John and Sanjay just did an exceptionally admirable job when they had two boards smolder," he says.
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I started this journey at a time and place that was certainly not trendy and exceptionally dangerous.
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Kirkus Reviews gave the book a star rating, calling it a "highly impressive and exceptionally promising" novel.
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Still, she took the news with an exceptionally positive outlook that would help guide her current work.
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And the phone's screen should be exceptionally good for late-night reading, especially in "ultra-dark" mode.
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They must evolve longer and longer penises because females have likewise evolved exceptionally long internal reproductive ducts.
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Needless to say, it's exceptionally difficult to capture the precise moment when lightning strikes a lightning rod.
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So there is a lot going on, even by the standards of the exceptionally complicated Syrian conflict.
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It's a common theme in pop music, but Cabello takes it to exceptionally dark and adult places.
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Person I know is an exceptionally talented individual and I think she will make a great President.
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It also has the same default brightness, which is exceptionally lower than the iPhone 6 or 6s.
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In addition to being big, the sails would need to be exceptionally light, and thus very thin.
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For 2017, Samsung is going to have work exceptionally hard to build back the trust it lost.
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But she gets there through a passionate, spirited personal drama that's lovingly shot and exceptionally well-acted.
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It was also exceptionally easy for Diaz to tie up on the two occasions he wanted to.
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About 2000,0.99633 cities and villages have been affected by floods and exceptionally heavy rains since March 20.9963.
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Some of us might not be prepared or equipped to make it through this exceptionally-long day.
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Shenk's analysis is exceptionally astute, but it can be usefully augmented by a review of Burnham's life.
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Girard points out that he was, on the other hand, exceptionally adept at navigating the slave system.
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Unless you're exceptionally good at setting boundaries, remote work can disrupt your work-life balance and productivity.
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If recent history is any indication, a true title contender is exceptionally difficult to assemble in-season.
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"Moving forward, we must be exceptionally strategic in doing more with less," White said in the memo.
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Morganlander said the sell-off makes the group exceptionally attractive, even going into a volatile election year.
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So, while this is an exceptionally happy day, there's a much bigger picture for these adorable creatures.
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"Sailfish OS runs exceptionally fast on the Turing," the company said in its email to preorder customers.
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Since it actually measures something exceptionally narrow, "I don't read into this index too much," Weinig said.
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We even tried to rank all his jokes at the Grammys once, but none were exceptionally good.
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And with an electric all-wheel drive system, it should be exceptionally capable in terms of traction.
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However, Erin Gibbs of S&P Investment Advisory said these high-dividend payers have become exceptionally expensive.
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"Wrap this exceptionally strong material around the tree so you don&apost harm the bark," he notes.
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At the same time, Friston is exceptionally lucid and forthcoming about what drives him as a scholar.
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This joyful, powerful and exceptionally beautiful new adaptation of "The Jungle Book" really is the Jungle V.I.P.
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I interpreted my otherwise insignificant encounter with the exceptionally beautiful subway couple as proof of the Pattern.
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You find very small parts of even this group that exhibit violent offending at exceptionally high rates.
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But the Kelly bar is exceptionally low, so America may be in for a stroke of luck.
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Digital-only content, that we featured strongly, and has an exceptionally strong attach rate to the hardware.
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Marex Spectron's Masato said that for now there were no exceptionally cold or prolonged cold snaps forecast.
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His electoral success is founded on espousing a view of America both exceptionally bleak and widely shared.
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The match was played at an exceptionally high level, with Djokovic winning 103 points to Nishikori's 111.
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Exceptionally successful people, on the other hand, set themselves apart from the pack by being constant learners.
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Sounds like it's hard out in the dating sphere for the exceptionally bossy vegetarians of the world.
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"Despite some of the challenges Jumio's leadership team inherited, our underlying business remains exceptionally strong," Stuut said.
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"Maren Ade comes to Cannes for the first time with an exceptionally distinctive film," Mr. Frémaux said.
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The GLC300 is exceptionally comfortable, pleasing and accommodating to, say, families of five on long road trips.
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Lawrence's exceptionally moving performance, the one subtle thing here, is probably all that makes the film bearable.
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Today, we're venturing to the Midway Islands, an extraordinarily remote area that's been exceptionally polluted by plastic.
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"The Transportation Hub offered exceptionally good retail space with strong long-term profit potential," Ms. Sagalyn noted.
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" It then emphasizes that she is a leader with "an exceptionally strong work ethic and common sense.
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Other people's feelings are awkward, and we as a culture are exceptionally crappy at talking about them.
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"White Cargo," in which she plays the campiest femme fatale since Theda Bara, is, however, exceptionally risible.
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Moving deeper into the Parisian avant-garde, Picabia absorbed Cubism by 1912, evolving an exceptionally muscular style.
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The regular board meeting was devoted exceptionally to, among other things, a discussion of monetary policy issues.
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Still, recent polling shows an exceptionally close contest for this special election — perhaps within a few points.
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All of us agreed that Helen Jon's suits are stylish, relatively affordable, universally flattering, and exceptionally comfortable.
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It even has Dolby Vision support, our favorite high dynamic range format, which provides exceptionally vivid colors.
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People with this condition have exceptionally high levels of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol -- so-called "bad cholesterol".
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It's supposed to be supremely safe, exceptionally easy-to-fly for a single pilot, and generally futuristic.
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But riders consistently report service delays, cancellations and exceptionally long wait times, a recent internal report found.
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"Rising" reveals an exceptionally agile dancer who, it appears, has no trouble slipping between styles, effortlessly multilingual.
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I moved on to trying to identify the plants and trees, but this can be exceptionally tricky.
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Swimmer Michael Phelps has exceptionally long arms, which gives him an advantage in his sport, Pagonis said.
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One glass quickly turned into the whole bottle, and, soon after, Leschper took the stage, exceptionally emotional.
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With assets at 4x GDP, the banking sector's exceptionally weak asset quality undermines economic stability and growth.
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About 1,900 cities and villages have been affected by floods after exceptionally heavy rains since March 19.
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And the ardent disability-rights activists leading the backlash against Me Before You understand that exceptionally well.
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"This is an exceptionally severe measure, meant as a signal to the government of Eritrea", Zijlstra said.
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We were pissed-off teenage queers of color in an upper middle-class and exceptionally white suburb.
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According to Murray, the media industry is facing an exceptionally tough period because of the digital disruption.
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Ultimately, they helped provide him an exceptionally large online following, in comparison with his actual delegate count.
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Millions of votes may have been fraudulent; in precincts with anomalously high turnout, Putin did exceptionally well.
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But when I'm in a room with exceptionally wealthy people, I feel like I'm the poor kid.
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This blind spot, which has only grown in recent years, makes the left exceptionally easy to troll.
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It's a dreamy, lulling story that's exceptionally well rendered, and it's on a lot of streaming services.
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Still, the return of an exceptionally young speller is another sign of the Spelling Bee's waning challenge.
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The Sound of My Voice is a worthy portrait of someone who is exceptionally good at living.
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Juul, which dominates the US e-cigarette market, has been exceptionally popular among teenagers and young adults.
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Howard wasn't wrong, it was exceptionally smooth, but I wasn't really sure what we were doing here.
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Camden's village is exceptionally walkable, which lends itself to a relaxed or spirited evening on the town.
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There can hardly be any doubt that Mr. Modi is an exceptionally skillful and charismatic political leader.
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It has produced exceptionally exciting offense at a program and for a coach not known for it.
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As such, he is exceptionally well matched to a portrait of a nascent country finding its identity.
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Every so often an exceptionally capable woman has to prove her worth by competing against a clown.
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It was an exceptionally contagious pandemic, as 500,000 became infected within two weeks of the first outbreak.
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"Retail sales may be flat in March as exceptionally strong food sales offset weakness elsewhere," he added.
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Perry may not have written an exceptionally satisfying book, but she has undoubtedly written a necessary one.
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This exceptionally clever game unpacks the basic concept of a game directing you to, well, do anything.
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Be exceptionally considerate of those depending on you, most of all those born with a lot less.
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But often, in adulthood, the "exceptionally well behaved" mask slips and reveals an out-of-season child.
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The Wisconsin senator drew a connection between last year's "exceptionally bad flu season" and warned against overreaction.
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Half-Life has some horror in its DNA, and that horror is exceptionally striking in virtual reality.
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This remains an exceptionally strong trend and traders and investors were alert for consolidation and retracement behavior.
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We have lived through and remain in an exceptionally long period of negative real federal funds rates.
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It's an exceptionally exaggerated, stressed accent as opposed to the usually relaxed tones of a real Australian.
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It is, after all, an exceptionally stylish piece that would fare just as well in the street.
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Mantises find their prey visually, and their exceptionally sophisticated eyesight has lately caught the attention of researchers.
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ET. Barring an exceptionally close outcome, the overall result should be apparent by midnight at the latest.
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And President Trump has made exceptionally strategic use of making "acting" appointments using the Vacancy Reform Act.
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The past year was an exceptionally active, unusually silly and indubitably worrying one for pop music lawsuits.
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"It's because of the condition of the river running high and fast and exceptionally cold," she said.
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Friends and former colleagues describe Mr. Wray as low-key and understated but exceptionally smart and thoughtful.
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Apparently fearing a deadlock, it waited more than a year to schedule arguments, an exceptionally long time.
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On paper, Japan has exceptionally generous paternity leave laws, yet very few men take advantage of them.
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The dew point is an exceptionally high 73 degrees today, which is unusual as well, Hultquist said.
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Benjen's arrival after the escape from the Weirwood cave was exceptionally convenient, even by TV writing standards.
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The Marine Corps Commandant General Robert Neller recently issued a message with exceptionally blunt language on suicides.
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Today, while unemployment remains low and the economy is doing exceptionally well, wage growth has remained stagnant.
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Scientists say a combination of factors, including disruptive hurricanes, have contributed to this year's exceptionally high tides.
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As a result, people are at an exceptionally elevated risk of overdose after discharge from correctional facilities.
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Violent crime is exceptionally rare in Hong Kong, home to one of the world's largest subway systems.
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He was — by Roman standards, anyway — an exceptionally loving and attentive husband to his second wife, Calpurnia.
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Besides his soccer prowess, Cristiano Ronaldo is known for being exceptionally handsome, and at least somewhat vain.
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The result: The cost for American businesses and consumers to borrow had, until recently, remained exceptionally low.
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HIV is an exceptionally deadly virus, especially in Africa, and this R&D investment needs to continue.
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These are stylish enough for a night out, tough enough for outdoor winter activities, and exceptionally warm.
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"Retail sales may be flat in March as exceptionally strong food sales offset weakness elsewhere," he added.
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At times the weapons were exceptionally cruel — booby-traps that blew up homes, heaters packed with explosives.
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"The company has executed exceptionally well and is a consumer phenomenon by all measures," Taneja told Recode.
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He's exceptionally confrontational, constantly trumpeting his willingness to debate all comers on Twitter and on Jihad Watch.
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This suggests that Russia's advertising operation had an exceptionally nuanced understanding of the electoral landscape in 2016.
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Chase was, by all accounts, exceptionally smart, and by an early age had memorized the Latin Mass.
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So that's why it's exceptionally good news that you can finally listen to Hitchhiker, via NPR, today.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu has provided an exceptionally articulate justification for the removal of Confederate memorials.
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The extra-photo-worthy (but exceptionally sweaty) material was a clear stand-out on our feeds in 2016.
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Critics say he risks being an exceptionally weak leader who will have little influence over his coalition partners.
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But for these ingredients to exist, the temperature at the bottom of the ocean must be exceptionally hot.
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Let's not pretend that Saudi money in the tech industry is in any way exceptionally bad or different.
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That's why the exceptionally successful know that what you don't do is just as important as your actions.
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"This is exceptionally important: Speaking to one group of potential Democratic voters cannot mean abandoning another," Buttigieg said.
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Analysis of over 245 cell samples showed that DNA mutation rates in the C1 individual are exceptionally low.
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There is no stomach in the West for intervention anywhere, let alone in an exceptionally-popular tourist destination.
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Fister pitched exceptionally after that second inning, allowing just two baserunners (both walks) over his following six frames.
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Looking back historically, there hasn't been an exceptionally large number of new closing highs in a given year.
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These dolphin-like marine reptiles went extinct 90 million years ago after an exceptionally long and successful run.
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If you set your expectations exceptionally high and are up for any challenge, you're on the right track.
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Triplefins sit relatively motionless most of the time while looking around at their exceptionally bland, monotone marine environment.
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But today's crisis of physician burnout is the outcome of more than just a job that's exceptionally difficult.
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If anything happened to Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder and boss, the gap would be exceptionally hard to fill.
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The clarifying cleanser offers thorough cleansing but is also exceptionally gentle and mild for stressed or dry skin.
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Since phone lines have been exceptionally busy, some Periods for Pence supporters are flooding the governor's inbox, instead.
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"Nightwood" is a bold, exceptionally well-written modernist prose poem, and remains the closest thing to James Joyce.
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That's exceptionally fortunate, considering the driver was chased-down along streets narrowed for the parade with pedestrians nearby.
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You can set up your LinkedIn profile to make it exceptionally clear that you're looking for a job.
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"I wish I could tell you that these events are exceptionally unique, but they are not," Bridenstine said.
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With so much of the economy remaining under state control, Cuba has an exceptionally long "to do" list.
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The abnormally big scales tear off exceptionally easy, providing the animals with an effective anti-predator defense mechanism.
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At least for the moment, investors will revert to saving billion-dollar valuations for exceptionally defensible, growing businesses.
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Be warned, the show looks exceptionally twee, but the dark twist could make it a lot of fun.
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A few men attract multiple wives by being exceptionally charismatic, or by persuading others that they are holy.
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Trump maintains that he pays for adequate service and even pays extra when work is performed exceptionally well.
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The technological progress of whoever was detonating them was exceptionally swift by the usual metric of emerging civilizations.
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It sounds like an evolutionary success story, but examples like this are exceptionally rare in the animal kingdom.
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To some, Three Billboards is a masterful work about anger in America, made unforgettable by exceptionally strong performances.
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The burden to grow at any cost drives the startup to accept exceptionally poor returns on its investments.
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Instead, it takes aim at a much smaller health care program: a deduction for exceptionally high medical expenses.
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The on-again off-again couple has been exceptionally private since they reconciled and began dating in 2009.
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The reception on the FM Radio app worked exceptionally well, and it was pretty easy to figure out.
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But the findings do affirm that they're exceptionally well-suited at preventing it and other age-related ailments.
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The team worked exceptionally hard and created a production-ready product that is a technological and performance breakthrough.
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The final week of the Republican primary was essentially a formality, but in hindsight an exceptionally important formality.
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But as new research published today in Science Advances suggests, this scenario—though theoretically possible—is exceptionally unlikely.
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Behold: I have never met a sheep that wasn't exceptionally sweet but Barry just might be the sweetest.
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"Net profit will be substantially lower than the exceptionally strong 2015 result," the company said in a statement.
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And it's exceptionally unlikely that we will get through three, or seven, more years without facing more challenges.
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While this is an exceptionally strong rally, history suggests that the retracement may be quite robust as well.
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As we reported, Trump's physical this week "went exceptionally well" ... but he did discuss dieting with his doctor.
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These credit costs are now exceptionally low and will, as JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon puts it, soon "normalize."
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While the United States and Israel have spied aggressively on one another, they are also exceptionally close partners.
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While several top resorts are growing exceptionally well, many other locations are shrinking and at risk of disappearing.
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His social media skills have proven exceptionally effective at removing the press, pundits and powerful from the equation.
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With so many registered two-wheel vehicles, the penetration of passenger cars is exceptionally low by international standards.
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Just the process of oil exploration in the Arctic has been incredibly difficult and the risk exceptionally high.
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It's not enough to just do these basic things well to stand out in this exceptionally competitive field.
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Both of these headphones, though, are exceptionally comfortable, putting to shame many of their designed-by-numbers rivals.
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"And wow, this was exactly like Adderall, except strangely smoother, and the onset was exceptionally quicker," he remembers.
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Even if yours is exceptionally cool, like mine, you'd probably still prefer to have a regular, naked phone.
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" Refinery29 spoke to Bouchard following her surgery, and we're happy to report that the surgery went "exceptionally well.
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Those trinkets can be posters, special jewel cases, figurines, and — what seems to be exceptionally popular today — headgear.
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There's plenty of model progeny out there following in the exceptionally attractive footsteps of their genetically blessed parents.
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"Liz is an exceptionally accomplished journalist," Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher of The Times, said in a statement.
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After an exceptionally long winter, warmer temperatures, sunshine, and beach days are definitely something to get excited about.
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It feels like you're taking part in something authentic, even though it's exceptionally weird and cartoonish at times.
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He (Kane) has captained the team exceptionally well, he has led the culture we are trying to create.
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He knows he didn't have his best night in Game 1 and came out and played exceptionally well.
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Digital video advertising is exceptionally lucrative, with revenue projected to reach $19.81 billion by 2020, according to eMarketer.
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On a tour of Claiborne, I saw just how exceptionally well-cared-for the farms' prized stallions are.
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Most of the food is exceptionally delicious, and, even more surprising, the place is a lot of fun.
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That's especially true now, when the federal government has the ability to borrow at exceptionally low interest rates.
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Worse still, all rods have their breaking points, but cheaper, less astutely designed ones have exceptionally weak ones.
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Because of this, snowshoes now perform at an exceptionally high level, for both experienced users and beginners alike.
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However, Chase has an exceptionally generous definition of "travel" which includes everything from toll passes to parking meters.
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Japan remains a shining example of a traditional society that is highly modernized with an exceptionally clean environment.
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Mega Man, for those who aren't exceptionally clued into the franchise, is a weird choice for live-action.
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Banking sector assets are 203x GDP and the sector's exceptionally weak asset quality undermines economic stability and growth.
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While Tillerson has no government or diplomatic experience, he does have exceptionally close ties with Moscow and Putin.
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Positioning has become exceptionally stretched, with bullish long positions outnumbering bearish short ones by more than 25:1.
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In one exceptionally beautiful section, Laing catalogs the contradictory cravings that draw people (including her) to social media.
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"The future of the market for Chinese art is exceptionally strong," said Mr. Berwald, the London antiques dealer.
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Right now, the United States' exceptionally high drug prices help subsidize the rest of the world's drug research.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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The Value of the Faked Shot Brock Lesnar punches exceptionally hard on the feet or on the ground.
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Some hackers know how to game the media, and a few know how to do it exceptionally well.
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Please—if you have $4 million to spare, and you are exceptionally horny—please, please buy this house.
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So for Hayman, the individual race against the clock involved making an acceptable, but not exceptionally strenuous, performance.
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To pull this off, you need a horse who appears relaxed in a context that is exceptionally challenging.
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The standard King Room I've stayed in most often was exceptionally cozy — and no, that doesn't mean tiny.
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The awards are designed to honor "exceptionally creative people" and include a no-strings-attached grant of $625,000.
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Events attended by high-level Chinese officials tend to be highly choreographed and such outrage is exceptionally rare.
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Needless to say, Sweden does fish and shellfish exceptionally well (and in the case of surströmming, questionably well).
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The temptation to break the Goldwater rule exists every election cycle, but it was exceptionally high in 2016.
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" Sacramento Kings forward Nemanja Bjelica added: "It was an exceptionally poor performance and we need to regroup quickly.
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Ms. Borchardt's case and that of one other plaintiff, Marina Conner, were exceptionally cleared, they learned through discovery.
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It is exceptionally faint because it does not contain many stars, but that darkness also offers an upside.
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He's a weird, sort of spectrum-y, coder/programming guy who thinks of things in exceptionally rational ways.
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"The turnout is exceptionally low because — I hate to use the word — our stupid policy," Mr. Muzzio said.
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And that's true for even highly emotional snapshots in time that seem exceptionally vivid (often called "flashbulb memories").
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"Undervoting" — when a ballot shows no vote in a particular race — was also exceptionally high in the state.
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But those shows, being exceptionally showy, stood alone, aloof to the internal discussion among Stratford's nine other productions.
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That is, places with a lot of immigrants, legal and undocumented, tend to have exceptionally low crime rates.
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Significant shares also considered opposing partisans exceptionally immoral, lazy and dishonest, though Democrats held those views somewhat less.
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Absent some indication that the parents practiced S-and-M, her father was turning an exceptionally blind eye.
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It's music meant for a quiet evening at home or, in this case, an exceptionally relaxing night out.
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Having someone to sleep next to is great, but it makes the nights of sleeping alone exceptionally torturous.
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Margins remain exceptionally high which provides a strong incentive to maximise crude throughput and the yield to distillates.
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Even by the standards of an industry all too happy to revive canceled shows, this is exceptionally fast.
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" Democrats and Republicans tended to view people who supported the other party as "exceptionally immoral, dishonest and lazy.
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It "has long had an exceptionally ambitious and diverse repertory," Roslyn Sulcas wrote in The Times in 2016.
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Like it or not, the U.S. stock market has performed exceptionally well since President Donald Trump was elected.
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"The history of biology illustrates the importance of selecting exceptionally suitable species as models," Secor and Diamond wrote.
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Yet it was her keen feeling for James Agee's elegiac, homespun text that made the performance exceptionally moving.
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"She won't appear in court unless there is an exceptionally special reason to do so," Mr. Lee said.
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"She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting," he said.
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Much like this year, a high pressure blocking system parked itself over the island, delivering exceptionally warm weather.
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Hawking was elected to the Royal Society, Britain's main scientific academy, at the exceptionally early age of 32.
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German crops wilted under the highest May temperatures since 1881 and exceptionally dry weather in June and July.
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Senator-elect Doug Jones owes his victory to the exceptionally high black voter turnout, especially to black women.
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But detractors say Trump's targeting of human rights violators has been exceptionally selective, often driven by political convenience.
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The characters are unapologetically flawed, in some ways exceptionally ordinary, damaged, unfulfilled and not particularly motivated to change.
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Alex Heid, chief technology officer of Security Scorecard, said that unencrypted phone services are exceptionally easy to hack.
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Merit Systems Protection Board, an exceptionally complicated case about where Civil Service and discrimination claims may be filed.
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