The finer the grain structure, the finer you can sharpen it.
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But when you get close, Soli is able to detect finer and finer movements.
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By adapting ancient techniques used before sandpaper, Full Grown use finer and finer hand planes and blades.
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But before long, it will start to mix into the white paint, elongating into finer and finer sinews.
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Progressively grind finer and finer until you get to a maximum extraction—after that, it'll start to taste thinner again.
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"There is no finer institution than the F.B.I. and no finer people than the men and women who work there," he said.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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Fractals are patterns that repeat at different magnitudes: for example, the trunk of a tree breaking into its branches, then breaking into finer and finer branches.
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For many months, inside his shed, Michelangelo toiled away unseen, using a series of finer and finer chisels in an attempt to rescue every centimeter of the stone.
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He has not developed a taste for the finer things.
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At this stage, Marshall is on to the finer details.
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To outsiders, the finer points of competing border on impenetrable.
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The nanotubes are 10,000 times finer than a human hair.
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"Tax" seemed to be a finer way to put it.
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Razer thinks it could be finer tuned in the future.
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The finer details will be negotiated in the coming days.
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A finer grind exposes more coffee surface area to water.
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Nicole Richie likes the finer things in life … for her chickens.
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Atop that, they placed large rocks, finer gravel, and finally, asphalt.
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He is a finer merlot than anything I tasted in Napa.
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Alan is a stickler for the finer points, which I appreciate.
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They have a finer hand and their finished product looks better.
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No quartet had ever been assembled with a finer sprinting pedigree.
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This isn't Viall's first foray into the finer points of acting.
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You hear all the finer points, and you learn the details.
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I like to put the 'er' on everything: finer and sexier!
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I imagine it will get even finer as time goes on.
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On the whole, Dr. Finer said, the results are good news.
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Like wine, Zayn and Bieber just keep getting finer with age.
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To put a finer point on it: Donald Trump built buildings.
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Or to put a finer point on it, because of Trump.
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Ms. Seo has never been finer: vulnerable and jubilant, effortlessly precise.
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To put a finer point on it: We had Iraq. 12.
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The 13 Pro will give you finer control of your photos.
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The Council has not yet announced the finer details of the plan.
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The second is I want to put a finer point on China.
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Ideally, the database would also include finer-scale data, like on cities.
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Mr. Finer is a co-founder of the International Refugee Assistance Project.
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If anything, he&aposs guilty of liking the finer things in life.
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They're thinner gauge needles and create a finer tattoo with more details.
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Robots will allow much finer monitoring of an engine's wear and tear.
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They're for when she needs finer movements, like for grooming and cooking.
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Sudu refashions it into finer yarn, which is then woven into scarves.
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Here, Steiner and Truscott discuss the finer points of skipping-stone anatomy.
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Quantum dots are semiconductor crystals 10,000 times finer than a human hair.
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Who were we to bicker about the finer details of the law?
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The writers sought Guerrero's input on the finer points of the episode.
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I can tell you that there's no finer guy than Carl Reichardt.
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You want her novels to be so much finer than they are.
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North West already has a taste for the finer things in life.
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There was no finer practitioner of such exalted decency in our time.
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A "Hotel Impossible" spinoff looks at the finer points of luxury establishments.
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There was no finer moment than the '80s to explore status anxiety.
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He has traded the army-surplus suits for finer Brooks Brothers threads.
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But is it possible to put a finer point on this shift?
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He developed a taste for the finer things at a young age.
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Dubai has long had a taste for the finer things in life.
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We check his skull and both admit mine is a much finer vessel.
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His satin vestments looked finer, and he hobnobbed with the rich and corrupt.
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"And certainly no finer father, and he was a damn fine journalist too."
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Of course, I may not understand the finer workings of this "NDE" stuff.
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One of the finer strains of weed that he develops is called Anglophobia.
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Sarandos was not questioned on some of the finer points of Netflix methodology.
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"I like a big grain, and this is a little finer," she explains.
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Finer details, and the speed of implementation, were still to be hashed out.
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Email threads with top advisers debating finer points of the campaign are common.
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That pulp is washed and refined, before being beaten to a finer slush.
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You will not read a finer work of narrative non-fiction this year.
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Those with thicker hair can take more heat than those with finer hair.
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Women with a lighter complexion and finer hair are privileged among Black communities.
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These are finer points that can be resolved as the functions are reorganized.
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Just looking at him, it is clear Mr. Seabrook enjoys life's finer things.
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"Unlike finer hair, thick textures can seem to suck up product," she says.
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PM 2.5 is particulate matter about 30 times finer than a human hair.
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But sometimes you just want your lobsters to bathe in the finer things.
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But it's on its way to becoming one of TV's finer discomfort zones.
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I was, to put a finer point on it, addicted to fucking waitresses.
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Hair does not grow back differently — either finer or thicker — after temporary removal.
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Now that we have established that, we can move to the finer points.
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"People now know others who have gotten IUDs and like them," Finer says.
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Bonhams, which has offices in a number of U.S. cities, takes finer items.
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They might want to live large and enjoy the finer things in life.
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Now he teaches a new generation the finer points of conducting an auction.
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"We have no answers from the IRS on the finer details," he said.
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Bureaucrats can then debate the finer points of trade policy in relative peace.
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A finer one was helping to convene the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg.
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Mr. Finer is an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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You can discuss the finer points of why, or why not, it passes.
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"There was no finer human being, there just wasn't," she told the Sun Sentinel.
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You can tweak some of the setting like the text, but not finer editing.
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The finer your hair, the less conditioner you should use in your DIY cocktail.
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Yet some of the finer details of how certain embellishments were created were lost.
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These remarkable composite Mastcam photos reveals some of the finer details of the dune.
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"I'm not exactly a connoisseur of the finer points of the game," Rudd said.
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You can read more about the finer details of the deal at the Journal.
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"It was particularly hard working on the finer details of the pumpkins," Wiggan continued.
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Shorter wavelengths produce higher resolution, much like finer thread can create more intricate embroidery.
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If he likes the finer things in life, we have a gift for him.
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However it is a "glass is half full and half empty" situation, Finer said.
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This photos shows how the Pixel 4 deals with color, contrast, and finer details.
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For several days, Finer weighed whether or not to burden Kerry with the information.
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Your boss might not know all of the finer points, Salpeter told Business Insider.
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But I fear that many coaches ignore the finer points that support those conclusions.
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"The 'Love Wins' is thicker, and the second word, it's much finer," she said.
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Donald Trump's wealth and penchant for the finer things in life are well documented.
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Some questions about the finer points of Mao's theories were met with long silences.
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The story, Finer says, is clear: Women are picking better, more effective birth control.
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The finer the powder, the more DNA that can be extracted, Mr. Desire said.
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And too few such people, it figured, appreciate the finer points of hip-hop.
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I mean, a clean show is fine, but no finer than a filthy one.
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Delivered in theatrical shorthand, finer shades of ambivalence in Ferrante's prose become baldfaced contradictions.
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Each suture is finer than a hair and we must use microscopes to see them.
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But the Treasury is interested in trade-offs, not the finer points of aerial warfare.
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BRIAN KRZANICH, YOU COVERED A LOT OF GROUND FOR US GOING THROUGH THE FINER POINTS.
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Spoke & Weal founder and pro hairstylist Jon Reyman recommends salt sprays for finer hair textures.
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Shawn enjoys lavishing Kate with all the finer things that she never had growing up.
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The show's skin-crawling restraint makes it easy to miss the finer details of Mindhunter.
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Other features include a 16,000 dots-per-inch (DPI) 5G optical sensor for finer movements.
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Or, to put a finer point on it, Mayer is into people reconsidering his reputation.
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Still, you don't need to join the three-comma club to enjoy life's finer things.
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Explaining to your newly-out wingfemme the finer points of good ol' fashioned lez luvin'.
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Yet he believes the finer details of this history may be unfamiliar to many Spaniards.
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The result is one of the finer recent American political documentaries, both revisionist and revitalizing.
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" He would do that because "there is no finer beverage than an ice-cold Bud.
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There is no finer cheerleader, though, for Republicanism in the Senate today than Mitch McConnell.
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The company specializes in quantum dots — semiconductor crystals 10,000 times finer than a human hair.
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Music gets a chance to breathe and you can make out some finer production details.
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Apply yellow mustard, raw white onion chopped finer than baby's breath and then the sauce.
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" He added that "it's on its way to becoming one of TV's finer discomfort zones.
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The finer properties shown in the animations, like surface features, are speculation at this point.
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The series that are coming out right now are better and finer than many movies.
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They also come in a wider range of styles, with finer ones being more popular.
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For finer strands, a less viscous formula, like Ouai Hair Oil ($28), may be better.
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The show also raised questions about some of the finer details of the Avery case.
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It's the ultimate shopping destination for those who can afford the finer things in life.
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And some of the finer grained details in the earnings update weren't so great either.
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This created an opportunity for the evolution of finer behavioral control and large nervous systems.
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As long as you get used to the finer oscillation, it really handles very well.
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These are some of the finer officers and crew we have had sail our ships.
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Money doesn't buy taste, but it certainly helps if you already appreciate the finer things.
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This exercise will help you put a finer point on your retirement cash-flow planning.
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"Butterfly" is unquestionably the finer work; Mascagni could never match Puccini's command of dramatic structure.
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The steel, the materials, and the way we use the materials gives a finer blade.
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And there's no finer way of getting really drunk really quickly than the humble Jägerbomb.
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Front loaders carry chunks of salt to a feeder machine that crushes them into finer pieces.
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I was willing to roll up my sleeves and learn the finer points of the business.
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Over the phone, the doctor walked me through the finer points of a new diet plan.
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Widman explained finer points of law, pausing to illustrate them with stories from his long career.
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You could spend years debating the finer points of this idea: How much do people get?
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And we also see you debating the finer points of what particularly earns that "sexy" designation.
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Buchanan had a taste for finer cuisine, including French dishes that had just arrived in America.
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Rogers built a corporate culture that stressed the importance of the finer details, former employees said.
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If it is approved, the finer details would be hashed out in so-called secondary laws.
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For them, travel isn't stressful; it's just another chance to enjoy the finer things in life.
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"This is a game changer," said Matt Finer from the Amazon Conservation Association, an environmental group.
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Mrs Ayotte is walking an even finer line when it comes to her own party leader.
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But the lack of skepticism surrounding that notion in Kundun is one of its finer qualities.
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She's a bit too young to really appreciate the finer points of Ted Nugent ammo, though.
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Soon we were discussing the finer points of teaching, and the importance of a good principal.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, for instance, has never suggested he knows the finer points of securities law.
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Some also have finer stones like garnet and carnelian, and some have amber or colored glass.
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But it is not just the average retiree that benefits from this finer focus on costs.
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There, he learned the finer points of sales, marketing, and how to reach a target audience.
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That being said, each time hair grows back in, it grows back a little bit finer.
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Cool, then, using a mortar and pestle or your hands, break the bread into finer crumbs.
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Such pairs can reveal finer 3D details about a location, including its terrain and landing hazards.
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There were slight differences — the grain was finer and there wasn't the sheen of animal fat.
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The finer the mill, the better the flour will hydrate, the better crumb you will have.
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By working your way up to the finer grit disks, you'll achieve a smooth finish. 3.
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"I just don't know of a finer man," said Clark Skeen, a resident of North Ogden.
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We tend to be hard-working people who value education and the finer things in life.
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Politics has always been our national fun-house mirror, exaggerating the finer points of real life.
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Surrounded by war, he enjoys luxury and personal comfort in one of the hotel's finer rooms.
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"You got me out just in time," Bullimore responds, putting a finer point on it all.
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In addition, it usually affords them a finer filter for clients and businesses they play with.
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The digital stylus included for jotting down notes has better pressure sensitivity and a finer tip.
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There are also some more minute updates, like finer adjustments for loops and improved search speed.
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But she's not ready to give up the finer things from her life in Southern California.
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Here&aposs how to zoom in on a portion of your recording for finer editing abilities.
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Ceiling heights at Park Loggia are higher and finishes finer than the norm in AvalonBay properties.
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If there is a finer Mozart pianist alive than Uchida, I have yet to hear one.
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For finer detail, he added a layer of Bondo putty into which he carved his final sculpt.
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The result would be a roadmap or framework agreement, with finer points filled in along the way.
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Microsoft is revealing some of the more finer details about its upcoming xCloud game streaming service today.
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C.J. says he was inspired by LeBron James ... who's always treating his family to the finer things.
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Fortnite's new wraps, which allow for finer weapon and vehicle customizations, carry a taste of Counter-Strike.
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Eliminating the brushes improves reliability, and electronic switching offers much finer control than the old mechanical system.
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The feature instead tacks on an ugly flower crown without getting any of the finer details right.
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The RIOT series How to Get A Job focuses on the, ahem, finer points of job-searching.
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We like someone who can appreciate finer foods and still get down with some less fancy treats.
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They began distributing finer wines, and by the mid-1990s Banfi was the nation's leading wine importer.
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The Nefertiti scan shows a much finer resolution of scan than any Kinect setup can ever capture.
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But it's also clear that Kowal spent the time poring over the finer technical and scientific details.
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But episode director Mark Mylod clearly went the extra mile when it came to the finer details.
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While Finer initially attempts to ignore the seeming hack, "God" begins to suggest he "friend" strangers online.
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It's a fine line made even finer by the fact that many men keep it a secret.
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Jon Finer was chief of staff and director of policy planning for Secretary of State John Kerry.
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They later took him under their wing and taught him the finer points of working with glass.
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It defines the curl and helps plump it up, especially for a finer curl, which Ilana has.
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Finer led the new study, which was published on Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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POPULAR lore has it that the older a distilled spirit, the finer and costlier it will be.
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INSIDER rounded up some of the finer details you may miss on Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure.
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" Foster agreed, adding, "We equate light skin to having curly hair, finer hair, slimmer features, smaller features.
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While Libras enjoy the finer things in life, their picture-perfect exteriors can sometimes be a front.
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Matt Munson chimed in first, speculating whether Dean's age would prevent him from appreciating Rachel's finer qualities.
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Generally, the smaller the stylus tip, the finer your illustrations can be, particularly on smaller smartphone screens.
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He even applauded murder in his most brilliant articles as one of the finer "arts" of life.
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"Some of the works of art she showed us, we wouldn't notice the finer details," he said.
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As they add receptors, the thinking goes, their digital olfactory rendering will become finer and more detailed.
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The cinematography is quick and disorientating, instead focusing on the finer points of Berghain's architecture—its roof.
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As this process unfolds, White uses brushes of varying stiffness to create the wood grain's finer textures.
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Big gestural brushstrokes alternate with finer ones to create a dynamic canvas bristling with movement and energy.
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As government, we want to investigate such reports but that only happens when we get finer details.
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Step 3: Use the smooth side to remove any other finer imperfections from the new nail surface.
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Since the sandpapers get finer with each step, you'll want to apply more pressure with each sandpaper.
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Hyatt discusses the finer points of leadership, productivity, influence, personal development, and goal-setting in his show.
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Let Sean Lomax, a world champion whistler, explain the finer points of this pastime and musical art.
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The finer details of tiny homes separate them from the stigmas that are associated with trailer parks.
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They were so sweetly earnest, as I now appreciatively recall, about introducing me to 'the finer things.
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For the world's warlords, criminals, and autocrats, there's no gift finer than an anonymous American shell company.
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Except practice a finer caliber of kindnessto the stranger rather than wieldthis burden of self, this harriedness.
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This pas de deux, familiar around the world for decades, has had no finer interpreter this century.
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While these rugs are more expensive than what is offered in the souks, they are also finer.
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Schoenberg: To put a finer point on it, you believe in fairness and being the good guy.
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A finer-grained analysis shows that the most concentrated sectors account for nearly all the investment shortfall.
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Study the finer details of his all-around betterment and everything, more or less, falls into place.
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Then she sanded the stone, "finer and finer," she says, until she could do her most delicate work with a pencil-size rasp: an eight-inch Italian steel file, forged by hand, with tiny teeth that eat away at the sculpture — the same type of tool used by Michelangelo.
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That gives you the big picture, but not finer-grained details like what's happening on a particular block.
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Alternatively, sometimes stress signals the hair follicles to stop producing color, which can make hair duller and finer.
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Over eight tracks, the quartet melds the finer points of black and doom into a truly stirring composition.
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It's the ability to recreate finer details that's is going to define this second era of VR development.
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A finer analysis shows that adverse reports in the Journal gave a bank by far the biggest boost.
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Have fun engaging in an increasingly testy debate about the finer points of Cap's "no, you move" speech!
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The update will give subscribers finer control over the way the streaming service presents recommendations and suggested shows.
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The mat, meanwhile, is two-sided to allow for faster (hard side) or finer, slower (cloth side) movements.
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That changed as lobster became less abundant and started to be eaten by the finer people in society.
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Universally loathed EPA chief Scott Pruitt is a man who seems to appreciate the finer things in life.
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While some broad strokes are known about Palantir's relationship with spy agencies, the finer points seldom see daylight.
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Venus in your sign finds you feeling magnetic, sensual, and eager to enjoy the finer things in life.
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The next generation of studies should draw finer distinctions around what kinds of social networking affect people negatively.
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Mr Trump's success lies in applying WWE principles where the line between performance and reality is even finer.
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Technical talks to sort out the finer details and legal text could continue, according to the Bloomberg report.
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The pigment might also include ingredients like silica that make metallic or pearlescent flakes look finer or coarser.
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Clearly, Armitage has an eye for the finer things in life, which makes him a perfect Sheldon candidate.
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It features a finer-milled version of the active antiperspirant ingredient that creates a protective layer over skin.
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This will also help astronomers determine finer points about Jupiter's composition and how much of it is water.
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I'd consider myself a moderately educated listener with a solid ear and a taste for the finer things.
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We are developing finer lenses to peer into the past, but there are still more questions than answers.
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Yes, there's finally a doughnut for people with a sweet tooth who prefer the finer things in life.
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The delay in ratification could limit Japan's ability to influence negotiations on the finer details of the agreement.
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He loves talking about culture, symbols, the emotions, the finer things of film, and I like that, too.
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William Rennicke, a partner in Oliver Wyman's Manufacturing, Transportation & Energy Group, puts a finer point on the problem.
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Whether making fart jokes or discussing the finer points of Egyptology, I worry less about the reader's judgments.
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While politicians in Washington are arguing about the finer details of ObamaCare, it's imploding all around the country.
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However, the Knicks turned in one of their finer defensive performances, limiting the Bulls to 6 of 27.
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Finer agreed with Kerry's assessment, and put the summary in his safe, and never took it out again.
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But even as a movie star, he said he still hasn't developed a taste for the finer things.
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People under this sign appreciate the finer things in life, and a date with a Taurus is entrancing.
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We spoke with Hansen's PR rep, Suzi Finer, to see if she had any comment on Kim's tweet.
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Though the actor seemed keener to discuss the finer points of Deflategate with Simmons than his latest roles.
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Much like it did with Vieira, Italian calcio helped Bergkamp to hone his technical abilities and finer skills.
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In the case of this research it's much finer, but still essentially presenting position data as touch data.
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Some of Novogratz's fellow hedge funders have questioned his grasp of the finer details of his trading strategies.
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But it has since come to be regarded as one of the filmmaker's finer works, at least visually.
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M.L.B. says new nets use finer strands that don't interfere with viewing as much as the older style.
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In Mr. Claret's view, the robots allow his workers to concentrate on the finer points of haute horlogerie.
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It's finer than household dust, will seep through the vacuum's filter, and will instantly end your machine's life.
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Because farmers aren't paid more for better beans, there's no incentive for them to plant finer-flavored cultivars.
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And local residents with a taste for the finer things in life eagerly awaited their international standard-bearer.
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Episodes can be found on the official Let's Talk About Cats website and purveyors of finer podcasts everywhere.
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Among them are intriguingly scented sugars: coarse-textured orange blossom-vanilla, finer jasmine-honey and powdery clove maple.
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Who was it who said, "There is surely nothing finer than to educate a young thing for oneself"?
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Who was it who said, "There is surely nothing finer than to educate a young thing for oneself"?
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She created her own spreadsheets but felt she was still missing out on some of the finer points.
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Before reporting to camp, he spoke with coaches on the phone about the finer points of base running.
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The Blaschkas strived for scientific accuracy, incorporating bits of paper and metal wire to sculpt the finer details.
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Is there a finer collection of beefy bald badasses anywhere on Earth than in a Fast and Furious movie?
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More precise measurements can be done on these stars using other experiments to do much finer tests of relativity.
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So when they needed extra lessons on the finer points, they enrolled in a summer class with Nate Duncan.
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Today's superstars, multimillionaires enjoying their bounties, have cultivated a taste for the finer things: wine, cars, jewelry, luxury fashion.
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McDonald's fans with a penchant for the finer things in life can celebrate the return of an old favorite.
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Ostensibly it relates to how many pixels can be displayed—more pixels means its easier to see finer details.
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We could like, totally discuss the finer philosophy and physics jokes together that go over everyone else's heads. Wow.
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Facts are finer-grained than narrative, which is why it's possible to construct multiple narratives with the same facts.
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They're much finer and lighter than before, but it's still something I'm conscious of, especially when I'm makeup-free.
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"There's no finer, honest, more sincere person that I know up here, than that guy," Rooney said of Conaway.
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Viewers can use the Daydream remote to pan around a video, while still using head-tracking for finer motion.
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Gadhafi lived long enough to see the finer edifices of his empire smashed, overrun and looted by angry citizens.
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Try to imagine Trump negotiating the finer points of public policy, even with a Republican-dominated Congress or Senate.
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This isn't 20/20 hindsight — I'd argue that these are products of innovation processes in need of finer tuning.
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Increased legalization naturally opens up a larger market and incentives for businesses to grow finer, more competitive cannabis products.
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Finer rules, which would prohibit stomping opponents in the head, groin shots, and hair pulling, were still years away.
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Beyond that, expect tweaked volume settings offering a finer degree of control over what they do and don't hear.
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Despite the loss, Minnesota played one of its finer games of the season, shooting 55.6 percent from the floor.
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Episodes of I'm Listening: A Frasier Podcast with Anita Flores can be found at purveyors of finer podcasts everywhere.
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And you're going to need to grind it to a particular fineness, and that could be coarser or finer.
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Located in Annapolis, Maryland, Carrol's Creek Cafe boasts fine food and drinks and even finer sunsets over the water.
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The finer points of gaining a proper lead and studying a pitcher's delivery could help him steal a base.
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There is debate as to whether water is effective in washing away the finer and more dangerous PM2.5 particles.
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After we left KFC, Mothakge and I climbed the ridge that divides Diepsloot from finer neighborhoods to its southwest.
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You can adjust the grind to suit your tastes, and a finer grind will result in a stronger brew.
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For a more flavor-driven, sour and sweet cup, baristas adjust grinder settings for finer particles throughout the day.
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One of the finer examples ended yesterday, when a delightfully bizarre and disturbing six-part short-film series concluded.
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Though none of the works at the gallery were for sale, the finer ones can go for six figures.
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Playing acoustic, there are finer nuances, with an emphasis on vocals being married to guitar parts within guitar parts.
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They really dig into the finer details that are necessary to make him a more potent all-around weapon.
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Sparing the finer elements of production and arrangement, the details of Star Treatment are revealed in symbol and intention.
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Free speech means different things in different regions (and of course, most of us disagree on the finer points).
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This time, he should be in a much more stable and secure place after one of his finer seasons.
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" The senator put a finer point on it: "You don't have to be the skinniest person in the room.
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Then, this nonsense happens: Truly, there is no finer manifestation of basketball's darkest art, the foul draw, than this.
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After all that's quite a wacky take on to exploring the finer arts of checking out really nice bicycles.
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Finer whole-leaf "orthodox" grades were usually sold to Indian merchants, then labeled by Indian sellers as Darjeeling tea.
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That included explaining the finer points of mountain driving in India, which required faith, acceptance and a good horn.
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"It's more appealing to both non-Koreans and Koreans with a finer experience, good service and wines," he said.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett may be able to afford the finer things, but his taste in food is quite simple.
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But thanks to the power of light, the new finger can provide much finer detail about everything it touches.
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Corry said Porter Novelli handled finding consultants including O'Donnell, Barlow and Stevens and the finer details of their contracts.
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An understanding of complex rules and regulations is mandatory, as are the finer skills of electronics, navigation and seamanship.
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Who more fitting to capture the spark of new crushes, to celebrate beauty that's finer than fine wine, baby?
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Its distinctive visuals and unique theme ensures it stands out as one of the finer examples of Western otome.
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Even with the new combination, Falchi suspects, there will be resistant patients, and so he will divide these into subsets, and root through their previous responses, to determine what might make these patients resistant — grinding the data into finer and finer grains until he's down to individualized therapy for every variant of lymphoma.
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But this new database provides an even finer resolution for cloud cover — with each pixel representing just 1 square kilometer.
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In Europe, the finer details of how managers can meet risk-retention requirements have been in a state of flux.
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New photos taken by the rover show finer layering, with extensive bright veins of varying widths intertwined within the layers.
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Cupertino announced the Apple Pencil in fall 2015, offering a finer-grained interface option for users of its iPad Pro.
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Vox has a breakdown of what's in the Republicans' plan to rework Obamacare if you're interested in the finer details.
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Inside the 500-plus pages of "The Recovering" is a shorter, finer book and maybe even a screenplay awaiting someone.
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If you have a finer sieve then you will catch more rocks but you might catch more jewels, as well.
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This process targets the finer, more downy hairs, while a quick round with some tweezers picked up any remaining strays.
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Without powerful telescopes like the one used in this study, astronomers wouldn't know these finer details of our solar system.
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Writing was as easy as breathing then, and I could imagine nothing finer than spending my life doing just that.
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Google, meanwhile, relies more on algorithmic extraction, which is more consistent even if it misses finer details in some places.
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If she treats her strands to weekly scalp massages and DryBar appointments, she likely values the finer things in life.
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The Stranger Things kids may be young, but they still appreciate the finer works of culture from before their time.
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PR: I guess it's probably putting a finer point on the story to tell it in the time we have.
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One of Italy's most identifiable food brands, the high-end food chain Eataly, draws a finer line on the issue.
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A: I wanted to include a cricketer who represented, to my mind, some of the finer traditions of the game.
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This kid has finer motor coordination in one hand than most of us do in all of our limbs combined.
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Mariah Carey and Bryan Tanaka: Have the more basketball-literate of the pair explain the finer points of the game.
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If you can't learn the basic skill of showing up, then you have little hope of mastering the finer details.
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For all groups of women, improved access to contraception is the most important way to decrease unintended pregnancies, Finer said.
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But if there is a finer thing on earth than a crisp pint of Stella, I'm yet to find it.
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" Jane: "The thing is Peter, you're a very confident human being — you like the finer things in life, don't you?
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"With this new data we can focus on getting actionable information to policy makers," Finer told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There he learned to appreciate the finer ingredients that go into Dilla's doughnuts like all-organic flour, eggs, and milk.
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And so what we were able to do with Polaris is track, at a finer granularity, how these objects interact.
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For women especially, confidence is often rooted in finer details – such as pairing the right jewelry with the right outfit.
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In any other film, this would have been a problem, but Abhyankar doesn't seem too concerned with the finer details.
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He's a man who understands the finer things in life, and that's a quality the good people at VICELAND appreciate.
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Moving forward, DSA may have to wrestle with the finer points of what it wants to achieve under a microscope.
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Of course, you'll want to comb through VirginMobile's phone contract terms and conditions, and the finer details of the perks.
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I start with a variable speed belt grinder with 200-grit sandpaper and move to a finer, 845-grit paper.
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The finer the grind, the more pressure required to push water through it, and the richer and foamier the product.
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That was the Tiff persona they'd come to see, always down to leave an O.K. dude for a finer one.
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If you have a finer sieve, then you will catch more rocks but you might catch more jewels, as well.
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There's the smartwatch that knows what you're touching, and the hypnotic video studying the finer points of video game water.
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"Ceres can get a finer grain detail on what a farmer's crops, irrigation and nutrient profile looks like," Krishna said.
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I took that advice, teary-eyed, and I think the film is actually a finer tuned machine because of it.
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Avoiding falling into this horrid money pit at all costs, a far finer, funner experience lays just outside its perimeters.
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Further, Knox said, asylum seekers aren't thinking about the finer points of U.S. asylum law when they are fleeing persecution.
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For dinner, a finer dining restaurant, Blackbird, serves artfully plated riffs on Mediterranean fare, like figs with za'atar and burrata.
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She is incredibly sensual, but her love for the finer things in life could be a bit over-the-top.
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But then instinct kicks in, literally, frog kicks and long pulls, the finer feeling of propulsion through sunlight and molecules.
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In the advanced area, the instructor Simeon Etta was illustrating the finer points of the crazy legs to his students.
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Both Roosevelts were from wealthy backgrounds, and very much accustomed to the finer things in life (not unlike the Trumps).
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He is not one to dwell on the finer details of public policy and he tends to get frustrated easily.
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The finer details are debated as many factors, including population immunity and disease severity, need to be taken into account.
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The fertile red soil of the tropics became drier, finer, and soon there were only withered shrubs in the sand.
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I think the Street is going to make finer granularity about what kind of quality subs offshore Netflix is adding.
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" Putting a finer point on it, he tells the Vice correspondent Elle Reeve, "People realize they are not atomized individuals.
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Sunspel makes quality cotton sweatpants and hoodies, or opt for something made from a finer material, like Nadaam's cashmere sets.
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Professional athletes are known for splurging on the finer things in life, especially when they get their first big paycheck.
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In addition to operating Strack & Van Til and Ultra, Central Grocers supplies Midwestern supermarkets Tony's Finer Foods and Sunset Foods.
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To help, The New York Times asked four watch specialists about the finer points of buying and collecting mechanical watches.
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"The new sensors on PACE would have much finer spectral resolution, and also a better spatial footprint," Doney told me.
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One day, I tell myself, I'll sit down and do an even finer pruning … but that day hasn't come yet.
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Appearance: American Shorthair Personality: Diva Fire sign Aries loves the finer things in life—and won't settle for any less!
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Earth Shine by Peter Ward (Australia)During a solar eclipse, the brightness of the solar corona obscures the Moon's finer details.
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So please, if you have any wealthy friends or colleagues who enjoy the finer things in life, direct them to luxurynotary.com.
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Not having mastered all Russian's finer points didn't keep Stalin from ruling the Soviet Union with a murderously effective iron hand.
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What finer thing can there be but to fling the sharpest point of my strength into her creation day after day?
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The episode explores the finer details of Vulcan culture, while showing how Spock's family expresses deeper feelings in their own way.
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My gold was a little yellower and finer than Suki's and Elle's, so it was hard to get the desired effect.
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Mitchell Harris, who runs BNY Mellon's investment management arm, put a finer point on the outlook for small, struggling asset managers.
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The farmers, dismissed by urban Indians as bumpkins, roamed in gangs, examining the machines, discussing the finer points with the inventors.
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I may not understand the finer nuances of game development, but I know when I'm being fed a line of shit.
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"So you call yourself designer, there's no occupation finer, make us proud," he says in the full version of the song.
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So it's up to us, the people for whom they are deciding the finer points of law, to interpret their words.
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Simply grinding more fine to increase extraction invariably changes the brew time, as the water seeps more slowly through finer grounds.
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Users will also get finer controls over when apps can use location information, similar to an option available on the iPhone.
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Interactive conversations with the Lily voice AI helps you grasp the finer points of Mandarin Chinese vocabulary, grammar, and precise pronunciation.
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That's what her employers can expect to pay for a single "date night" out at one of the city's finer restaurants.
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But he'd run into significant difficulty in polishing—or, in some cases, developing at all—the finer points of the position.
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"We can argue over the finer points of which parts should be handled by civil law and criminal law," Buttigieg said.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Few things in life are finer than settling down with another Teki Latex mix-masterpiece.
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Both BioShock and BioShock 2 are unambiguously upgraded: textures are finer, images higher-resolution, effects like water and fire more convincing.
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When Mercury joins these planets on Friday, it enables you to realistically work out the finer details of your grand scheme.
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To the surprise of literally no one, Donald Trump is not an expert on the finer details of North American history.
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Whether Gawker should have posted the Hulk Hogan sex tape I will leave to the care of finer souls than mine.
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Instead, the focus is on the finer points of law enforcement procedure, with every excruciating moment of the process painstakingly recounted.
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However, most experts agree that the thinner and finer the wine glass, the better the flavor, so it's a trade-off.
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Insiders said he was bewildered by the finer points of the political process and didn't understand why his approach was sputtering.
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Read more on the finer points of clubs to use at the tee over at The Sandtrap's forum on the subject.
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"Civil society and government must confront this reality when shaping priorities," Finer wrote in an email to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The finer dispensaries in Boulder now sell cannabis-infused candy, breath sprays, spritzers, and savory foods, from bacon to smoked salmon.
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In the future, however, we will be able to make finer discriminations about the identities, destinations, and activities of individual passengers.
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They're agreed on that—now, they've focused on the finer points of how we might still be changing as a species.
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To try and settle the world's nerdiest flame war, let's go through the finer points of the ocean sunfish's singular existence.
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Surely there can be no finer exponents of the work of Pierre Boulez than the group he founded, the Ensemble Intercontemporain.
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" David Axelrod, a former top adviser to President Barack Obama, put a finer point on it on CNN: "This is over.
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And his campaign put a finer point on it in the days leading up to the first in the west caucus.
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But I am a senior citizen, and I have seen finer days, times that one could feel pride in her country.
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This is true for most women who have unintended pregnancies in Latin America, but Zika puts a finer point on it.
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We also spotted some instances of blooming on solid color fields, and the TV struggled slightly with precision in finer details.
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Appreciation for the finer points of tsukemen and mazemen, of seasoning shio and blending tare, had grown far beyond Japanese expatriates.
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Getting into a fetish like leather or bondage often requires mentorship to navigate the finer points of its culture and etiquette.
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Earlier rovers found evidence of water; NASA's coming Mars 2020 mission will have even finer tools to search for ancient biology.
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Can authoritarianism tell us anything about the supporters of these other candidates, or do we need other instruments, with finer resolution?
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"Being gay gave me a finer appreciation of the sexuality of the guys up there," Mr. Wenner says in the book.
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" If they balk, he puts a finer point on it: "'Let's say a doctor said you had three hours to live.
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By his teens he had become a baseball prodigy, and his sessions in Italy taught him the finer points of footwork.
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After this early proliferation, the scientists believe, there was a switch to finer-tuned evolution, which can still be fast-paced.
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Those finer details may uncover ways in which amyloid-attacking drugs might be helpful to those diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Isaacson said.
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It was more of a fight to the finish; and they were a very much finer set of people who finished.
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But he learned to be acutely aware of game situations, and has spent decades passing on the finer points of baserunning.
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The rest of Mr. Victor's article explains the finer details of what is expected to happen over the next few months.
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We&aposve sat down with LaFrieda multiple times to discuss, among other things, the finer points of meat preparation and grilling.
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Soon the finer auction houses will have credentialed experts on hand to authenticate Dunks of dubious provenance and appraise heirloom Yeezys.
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After her bath, the attendant dressed her in clothes that were softer and finer than anything Little Sister had ever worn.
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But inside a warehouse or production line every inch counts and imaging has to be carried out at a much finer scale.
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And because there are only a couple of them, their finer simulated characteristics can be tweaked and re-tweaked with minimal time.
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Now that we've worked out more of the finer details, the impetus for ridding the world of coal seems stronger than ever.
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Or what if you did see them all, but don't exactly remember the finer details of the ones you saw years ago?
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Personally, it's how I learned to sail, rock climb and develop an appreciation for the finer points of noise music and puppetry.
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But despite requests being made in court, it's now refusing to reveal the finer points of how it carried out the operation.
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Along the way you'll see a few Mr. Handys, floating robotic butlers who explain the finer points of how Fallout games work.
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Over tea, finger sandwiches, and bouquets of freshly-cut flowers, we'd discuss art and literature and all the finer things in life.
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A property of statistical models is that, as they improve, they are able to discern subtler differences and so make finer judgments.
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Thomas deserves all the recognition for chiseling the finer specs of his skill set and becoming the absolute best version of himself.
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It told a 10-year old with a JüngerBot poster on his wall that killing an adversary would be a finer tribute.
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They use crusty, thick salt for cooking to seal the steak, while finer Ile de Re grains are sprinkled over for serving.
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This one will allow you to make finer adjustments to settings, hit the shutter from a distance, or manage multiple-exposure shots.
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Egyptian cotton typically commands premiums from shoppers because its long cotton fibers contribute to a finer, lighter, softer and more durable fabric.
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The arms and necks of the aliens are finer than grains of sand, each alien requiring up to 34 hours to complete.
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Investors are now closely watching as the businessman-turned-politician lays out the finer details of his agenda to boost economic growth.
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Celebrities are no strangers to the finer things in life (I mean, just check out the most recent Golden Globes gift bags).
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It looked like a part of an inner courtyard of one of the finer hotels in Marrakesh, or some shit off Pinterest.
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With humor and a touch of good-natured acerbity, the two converse and even argue over the finer points of their craft.
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Proprietary secrets remain secret, as do regulatory methodologies, and the finer details of who is involved, the culture at Boeing, and more.
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Her cousin Zaytoven lends his production talents to "Agua," an ode to her penchant for the finer things, including a drippy wrist.
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Whitbread opened its so-called "finer coffee" concept store in London's Covent Garden in June, serving coffee brewed using three new techniques.
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It is only in winter, after the tree's greenery has been shed, that the sweet gum's finer points can truly be appreciated.
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This focus puts a finer point on what was an intermittent theme in the first season: the larcenous nature of everyday life.
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It's never a good idea to miss a concert from this British vocal ensemble: There are no finer singers of early music.
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City Kitchen Brilliant red, mildly sweet and velvety, it may be more expensive than its farmed counterpart, but it's so much finer.
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Debate over pensions: A reporter in our Paris bureau explains the finer points of what strikers and the government are arguing about.
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Schooling the Supreme crowd — he calls them "the kids on Prince and Mercer" — in the finer points of fashion is one thing.
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And finer features, like a subtly cleft chin and breasts that were not too big but not as small as Connie's, either.
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But over the years, former aides and investigators say, he has amassed a fortune and developed a taste for the finer things.
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This finer lens on stock valuation is also playing out within the million-dollar brokerage account holders U.S. stock positioning in January.
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During that tour, Mr. Young had the opportunity to introduce George Harrison to the finer points of his Southern style of playing.
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There have been a series of elaborate attempts over the past few days to analyze the finer points of last Thursday's result.
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Learning what experts think is good about design, cuisine, music, and dance has helped broaden our kids' sense of the finer things.
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For nearly 20 years, Angel Garcia has taught his son, Danny, the finer points of boxing inside and outside of the ring.
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Some of the finer details are still being hashed out, sure, but there's very firm scientific agreement on the broad strokes here.
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ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove doesn't always explain these finer elements very well, or clearly, but that's also part of the point.
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The significance of the window as subject matter is unclear in "Flats," but Thomas puts a finer point on it in subsequent works.
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Kim Kardashian's best friend Jonathan Cheban is here to make sure New York's wealthiest children learn about all the finer things in life.
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The baby's sun sign is Taurus, a sign known for its work ethic, groundedness, stubbornness, and love of the finer things in life.
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During his time as a businessman, Trump owned multiple aircraft, and has long paid attention to the finer details of his air travel.
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You've always preferred the finer things in life, especially if you can only track them down online from websites with URLs ending in .
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A person who has appreciated physical grace may have a finer sense of how to move with graciousness through the tribulations of life.
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U.S. Congress wrote the broad strokes of the Volcker Rule into law, but five regulators oversee the rule and wrote its finer details.
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The advantage of this new method, the authors write in their study, is that it allows for much finer and more precise printing.
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If you're in need of a gift idea for someone who enjoys the finer things in life, they definitely don't have this yet.
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The person at the end of the line is usually thrilled to explain the finer points of measuring Britain's trade deficit with Luxembourg.
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THE coarse-talking, arse-kicking president of the Philippines is not the sort to worry unduly about the finer points of the law.
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She has traded the cement-like millet porridge that filled her belly in the village for finer fare like rice and chicken curry.
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Romano discusses the case of Missing Richard Simmons, making a connection between that show's ugly ethics and S-Town's finer grained problematic-ness.
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You can trust George and Amal Clooney to seek out the finer things in life – from Lake Como to the south of France.
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"The credit issue with the banks is finally resolved," the source close to the matter said, adding certain finer details remained under discussion.
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Two days after the deal, while diplomatic teams in Geneva, Switzerland, worked out finer points of the cessation, bombs pelted a Damascus suburb.
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Not many executives can say they've studied the finer points of everything from deodorant and washing machines, to Bluetooth speakers and gaming keyboards.
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Today, Baby Jane is recalled as one of the finer moments from Aldrich's oeuvre – more enduring in stature, perhaps, than the filmmaker himself.
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In my opinion, based on my personal knowledge of Neil Gorsuch as a judge, the president could not have made a finer appointment.
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I zeroed in on a trio of young women eagerly discussing finer points from the book that didn't make it into the movie.
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"Let me put a finer point on it," the justice said, in a lower, purposeful tone of voice, his eyes fixed on mine.
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Along with dissecting basketball statistics and resurfacing little known NBA insider lore, they talked about the finer points of East Coast rap vs.
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As you would expect, Cargill is more interested in getting cattle carcasses efficiently sliced up than in the finer points of Islamic supplication.
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Orscher, a man of few words, cradles his Cynar on the rocks—according to his bandmates, he enjoys the finer things in life.
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Among them were Nuland and Jon Finer, the director of policy planning and the chief of staff to Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Buzzfeed noted that fans have speculated about Cersei ending up with Euron Greyjoy, who — if you don't remember the finer points — basically sucks.
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Mr. Coley was able to take him down so quickly in the first round as a result of finer technique, not superior strength.
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Huh. Harry Potter fans have been dreaming of a finer gaming future for some time, and it looks like they might get it.
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New figures from the Congressional Budget Office put a finer point on just how bad things are getting for Affordable Care Act premiums.
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Dried leaves are filtered beforehand to rid them of finer particles, and wastewater is dumped in a beautiful porcelain bowl on the side.
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Screen sizes haven't increased that much but the resolution sure has, causing finer details and smaller text which makes games slowly more inaccessible.
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In a private room, the owners discussed the structure of Goodell's new deal and some of the finer points the commissioner wanted added.
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Mr. Paley also taught the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia and the young Ry Cooder some of the finer points of the acoustic guitar.
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They are not interested in the finer points of Fidel Castro's reign, and Sanders' doubling down on Castro is confusing but also stubborn.
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Yet "Frame by Frame," however uneven and short of dance interest, is made singular, even haunting, by Mr. Lepage's finer flights of poetry.
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Equipped with three separate lenses, the new phone will include a dedicated app to allow finer manual control over video and photo settings.
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At 88, Bob Watson, an adviser at Valerie Wilson Travel, has had plenty of time to contemplate the finer points of alcohol consumption.
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Much of my recording of the interview is Xylouris and the waitress jovially discussing the finer points of all thing Greek, in Greek.
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A substitute teacher was fired in Vermont on Thursday after instructing third-grade children on the finer points of how to heil Hitler.
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Boborykin published a blog post addressing the concerns, attributed the "misconceptions and confusion" to finer points about the app effectively being lost in translation.
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For those who don't obsessively contemplate the finer points of social media and have no idea what that word means, allow us to explain.
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Messenger is just a way to get finer, more granular data on people when they could just be using Messages for iPhone or Signal.
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And her beauty look — a poreless matte complexion punctuated by golden and oxblood accents — was similarly stunning in its emphasis on the finer points.
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My hair totally changed after having my daughter — it's much thinner and finer than before, so I need something that won't weigh it down.
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In the premiere, Winter was an ardent Hillary Clinton supporter who believed in Planned Parenthood, trigger warnings, and the finer points of campaign planning.
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Scenes with plenty of intersecting lines, on the other hand, suffer from oversharpening where the finer detail starts to appear crunchy instead of crispy.
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It's less of an issue in the PC version of the game, where mouse and keyboard controls offer finer pinpoint accuracy than console gamepads.
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Speaking (pardon the pun) of taking on Alexa, Google has recently begun putting a finer point on the "actions" that the Google Assistant supports.
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The researchers relied on an extensive "face database" (a real thing that exists) to make smart inferences on the finer details of each face.
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Obviously, there is plenty to learn from these founders about all the finer points of taking a digital-first brand into the real world.
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In the case of the capsules pictured, it's red and blue paraffin wax for the two finer needles, and sodium alginate in the other.
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Seek out books on the subject and, more importantly, find a mentor who can introduce you to the finer points of communicating with spirits.
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However, if you want to delve into the finer details, you'd need to take a look at the schedules needed to complete that return.
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For those with finer hair, use a texture spray to build body during the blowout, like Sail Soft Wave Spray by R+Co. 2.
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It was not very well thought out in terms of the finer details (like, for example, if green card holders would be wrongly affected).
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You can tell a lot about a person by what jewelry they wear — are they a minimalist who prefers the finer things in life?
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It's hard to say where that middle ground is right now, but it might depend on Trump letting lawmakers work out the finer points.
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If the bout is anywhere near as good as this writer hopes, we will look into the finer points and the outcome on Monday.
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Finer wool grades used for high-end suits have fallen slightly less, while cardings, which are often greasy, short locks, have had mixed results.
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Kelly is seen, by allies and detractors alike, as more concerned with policy and managerial order than with the finer points of electoral politics.
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To wit: People with naturally fine hair usually wish it was thicker, while those with thick hair yearn for theirs to be finer. Sigh.
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And he knows which beer, too: "At a ball game, there is no finer beverage than an ice-cold Bud," he says to himself.
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We are the champions Nothing could be finer than being in North Carolina, where Tar Heels fans are celebrating their sixth college basketball championship.
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However, for many Africans, there was no finer proof of solidarity than the willingness of Cubans to lay down their lives for African freedom.
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Teran and Hanrahan will hop onstage to argue the finer points of both employment methods — and we can't wait to watch it play out.
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" Kevin Sheekey, Bloomberg's campaign manager, put a finer point on it shortly after the speech: "Tonight, only one-third of delegates will be allotted.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC Surely there can be no finer exponents of the work of Pierre Boulez, left, than the group he founded, the Ensemble Intercontemporain.
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The three were still bickering over the finer points of the deal just hours before officials were due to sit down and sign it.
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Though when focusing on the finer details in this "Distant Radio Transmission," it's easy to be transported by the intensity of this broadcaster's imagination.
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That's because the two bills actually aren't that different, and the Republicans really only have to hammer out the finer points of the legislation.
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We'll be sorting through the finer print in the coming days and looking for ways the stimulus will affect workers, startups and tech giants.
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But to players — low on cash, uneducated in the finer points of contract law and sleeping on couches in Lithuania — that is hardly reassuring.
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A late-bloomer in terms of size, he still has a long way to go in learning the finer aspects of being a center.
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According to Sung, the new procedure even improved the flavor of their lighter roast espresso, bringing out sweeter notes than a finer grind had.
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You can start with a coarse grind and then make it gradually finer until you're pouring a cup of coffee that you really like.
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The combination of GPS location data with other tracking technologies such as automatic license-plate readers represents an uncharted frontier for finer-grained surveillance.
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When Amazon leaders joined the low-carb craze, they ended meetings debating the finer points of ketosis, and raced one another up the stairs.
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The finer points of disability legislation, in fact, have led many developers to embrace popular design elements like open floor plans and expansive bathrooms.
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One thing it does bring us is the ability to target subscription activity finer than ever, because we have penned a lot of data.
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Having finer strands isn't a bad thing, necessarily; it just means that the diameter of each strand is less than the diameter of thick strands.
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Egyptian cotton often commands a premium price because of its prestige, and because its long fibers yield a finer, lighter, softer and more durable fabric.
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Because of its light weight and exceedingly thin body, the rapier moved sword fighting from large, broad strokes to the finer, more accurate thrusting approach.
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" While they dice millennials and teens into ever-finer categories, paying obsessive attention when youngsters app hop, all those over 55 get classed as "old.
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She spends algebra class debating the finer points of Buffy The Vampire Slayer and obsessing over the fact that her mom is dating her teacher.
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Much of the plan's finer details — including the investment manager, the specific investments and their fees — is to be decided by a seven-member board.
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His family of four is in a condo, not a grand home on St. Charles Avenue or elsewhere in the finer precincts of New Orleans.
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Either way, the Bugatti Chiron is going to make the lives of the super-rich very lovely indeed and your future car that much finer.
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From noshing barefoot at a beachside shack to dropping a pretty penny at finer dining destinations, these rolls are made to fit any summertime occasion.
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Only then a funny thing happened—having given up on glory, she started making better records, none finer than this efficiently recorded jazz quartet showcase.
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It stays slimy, in part because the mucin found in the hagfish also has long threadlike fibers, finer than spider's silk and just as strong.
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It's a thorny issue, but Bee is not backing down for what she said — she's just putting a finer point on how she said it.
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And with about a zillion endorsement deals – and unlimited access to gowns and jewels – the duo have gotten accustomed to the finer things in life.
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You can generalize coarse-grained things, but the minute you want to dig into finer-grained, you have to look at each individual more closely.
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The material runs the gamut from exploring different photographic styles to selecting different types of cameras to the finer technical details of shooting in manual.
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But the more you chew over the finer points of the deal, the more it looks like an astute piece of business for both parties.
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Those sensors have gotten much more accurate over the last few years and can now be used in something demanding finer control like a keyboard.
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It's good to understand those finer points of the rules if you want to get serious about blackjack gambling, but they're irrelevant to this discussion.
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Looking at the finer details, Murray and his colleagues calculated a gap of 22015 years between US counties with the lowest and highest life expectancies.
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Imagine, too, how all of these consumer conveniences might overshadow our suspicions about handing over the finer details of our financial lives to Big Tech.
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If you make the cut, experienced TechCrunch editors will coach you on the finer points of startup-pitching, so you'll make the best impression possible.
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Finer control is achieve via the app that connects seamlessly to the Firefly and allows you to set the temperature and manage the activation method.
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This Gregorian calendar, which we use today, has the following rules: Still Finer Measurements Even with this refinement, there is some orbital change left over.
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As such, analysts were left speculating on the finer details of the offering, and these could make all the difference to investor interest, they said.
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Because the grounds are finer, there's a good chance you'll have a cup ready quicker than you would if you were using a French Press.
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All together, prosecutors have shown through these vendors how the allegedly unreported money in foreign bank accounts built out Manafort's collection of finer things. 5.
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Up & Up Combo Brush Dog Grooming Tool, available at Target for $7.99A puppy's coat can be finer and more delicate than when they're full grown.
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Mia Love (Utah) — A Love spokesman told Utah station KUTV on Wednesday that lawmakers were still working out the "finer details" of the bill. Rep.
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It's hard to think of the last time a television show cared enough to explain the finer points of sexual fluidity to a national audience.
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There are cartoon balloons above their heads in which Trosch has written something dizzy they have said about art and the finer things in life.
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The robots, in these instances, could do some of the larger stitching and cutting tasks, while people work on finer details, customer service, and design.
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But we had this punk rock, cathartic thing; we were a loud and overwhelming, overdriven band with finer nuances that we really labored hard for.
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Alexa Dell, the daughter of Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, whose net worth is about $27 billion, also has a taste for the finer things.
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The finer the mince, the more flavorful your dish is going to be: If you need to garnish a dish, you'll probably use this cut.
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Kelley said he and Fox sometimes discussed the finer points of flopping on the basketball court, evaluating the good and bad performers around the league.
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Electron microscopes, invented in 1931, use a beam of electrons to produce images with a finer resolution than what is possible with a conventional microscope.
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An agent will often drive a buyer around town, showing her neighborhoods that meet her criteria and explaining the finer points of the local market.
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Though it is angrier and more pointed now than it was downtown, its wording clearer and its jokes finer tuned, it is also more accessible.
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The industry that surrounds sports sells us things that are cheaper and more easily manufactured than the finer feelings the games give up so readily.
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Bargemusic is always a favorite in summer, and there are few finer places to enjoy chamber music in the city at this time of year.
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To put a finer point on things: Democrats view detention beds as central to a Trump administration immigration policy that is harsh and needlessly aggressive.
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" Patti Solis Doyle, a longtime Democratic operative who ran Clinton's 2008 campaign, put a finer point on it: "After Wednesday night, (Bloomberg) is helping Bernie.
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The finer points aside, Congress can't take the savings from the 2014 farm bill and apply them to programs in the next installment, said Sen.
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Finer points: Because the European Union dictates Britain's departure, Brexit will be official at the stroke of midnight, Brussels time, which is only 11 p.m.
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BECKY QUICK: RANDALL, JUST TO PUT A FINER POINT ON IT, THIS IS A CONVERSATION YOU WERE HAVING WITH CEOs AROUND THE TABLE LAST NIGHT.
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Don't expect any fireworks, though: Participants in these hearings will discuss the finer points of the impeachment case in terms of Constitutional and federal laws.
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If you appreciate the finer points of the well-crafted interior and the fantastic styling, it's an option, but value-first customers should look elsewhere.
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The Avant-garde Film deals with the subtler nuances of experience, emotions, ideas, perceptions — it illuminates them — it deals with things that make you finer.
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As for what to do about it, I think there are a number of excellent groups that are tackling some of the finer-grained issues.
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And a sprawling new review published today in Neuron adds an even finer point: Memory exists because your brain's molecules, cells, and synapses can tell time.
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"Then we can go and generate a finer estimate of the surface that's composed all of points in 3-D space," says computer scientist Vid Petrovic.
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DHT can damage and shrink hair follicles, resulting in the growth of finer and shorter hair, says Kerry E. Yates, trichologist and founder of Colour Collective.
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Within the financial sector, when you slice the niches even finer, the diversified banks have the lowest forward P/E, at 10.4, according to Yardeni Research.
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It, too, has a Palace Museum—with a far finer display than the one in Beijing and the word "National" at the beginning of its name.
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EFTA is not a big market: its partners are happy to make deals, but they are loth to spend too much time on the finer details.
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Danielle Brooks, the actress who plays her, is an award-winning actress and Juilliard graduate who is no doubt used to the finer things in life.
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While the finer points of the event -- likely a special, limited game mode -- are still unknown, it will apparently take place between Thursday at 4 a.m.
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Armed with this validation, the researchers were able to advance to the next stage, which was to give Burkhart finer control over his hand and fingers.
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The JUMP-Uber deal finally wrapped — as expected — and we discussed the finer points of what a scooter is and how they fit into our lives.
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They have consulted businesses on their stance but the request for aviation regulators to thrash out the finer details shows the concerns building within the industry.
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Of course, no interrogation into the finer points of Nicole's superlative personal style would be complete without a comprehensive list of the things she's currently feeling.
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College Smollege ... Leonard Fournette is showing the entire world exactly why he left LSU -- for the finer things in life like insanely expensive iced out Rolexes.
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The green queen also took some time to explain to Brown the finer points of her yoga routine in the pursuit of becoming more like Gwyneth.
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That should allow it to benefit from America's increasing fondness for slightly finer on-the-go nosh, which is shaking McDonald's grip on its home market.
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It took engraver Olivier Kuhn 34 hours to carve each little alien out of white gold, with the arms and necks finer than grains of sand.
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Your retirement savings should never diminish your standard of living to the point where you become unhappy or unable to experience any of life's finer moments.
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Xian Zhang was trained in the finer arts of Cantonese cuisine at the five-star hotel White Swan in Guangzhou, where he worked in the 80s.
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Before you even start looking at property, you should be in agreement about the finer details of your investment and how you would handle unexpected problems.
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Volunteers who feel they know the finer points of genealogy will answer questions on the group or work one-on-one with adoptees to guide them.
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But Seager said that working with Wooten, in particular studying video with him, allowed him to think more deeply about the finer points of his swing.
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However, the trio soon made amends and discussed the other finer things in life: food, weed, being on TV, and getting blow jobs in an Uber.
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The stronger magnetic fields will squeeze the proton bunches into even finer threads, increasing the rate of collision by as much as an order of magnitude.
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Elma, hoping to trade the sharecropping life for something finer, reluctantly succumbs to the advances of the vile Freddie Wilson, grandson to the town big shot.
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If your child were swallowing water laced with lead, you would not likely focus on the finer points of the verbiage used to describe the situation.
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" Beanie Boos "On the way home, there are usually Beanie Boos in my bag, which are available in most of your finer airport Hudson News stores.
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"We have front-loaded a tight-knit team and set our organizational plans, priorities and culture faster and in finer detail than anyone," Ms. Orthman said.
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There are even conservative appreciations, arguing that for all his faults Hef was an entrepreneur who appreciated the finer things in life and celebrated la différence.
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But with the finer details about the Phase 1 trade deal not yet known, analysts say scepticism is building around how long the truce will last.
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She connected these holes with a finer drill to complete her craniotomy, removing a circle of bone and revealing the pearly white dura encasing the brain.
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"While Egyptian cotton is associated with finer fabrics, it really depends how the sheeting is made," says Kristie Rhodes, manager of product development at Cotton Incorporated.
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Instead of messing with Section 230, Greer believes in a finer approach that curtails the power of consolidated tech giants while also protecting freedom of speech.
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Moves were constrained by caution over the trade deal, given Beijing and Washington have still not formalised the finer details of what will actually be signed.
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The 22010 was quite different: less rustic and more concentrated, yet lighter on the palate, with finer tannins and savory flavors of dark fruits and herbs.
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When they pitched their project at firms, "it always felt we were pushing an open door," recalled her co-founder, Jon Finer, who teaches at Princeton.
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Those of us who aren't already independently wealthy dream of a better life, one in which we enjoy some of the finer things on life's menu.
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Augusto Lahore: Chorizo has always been made because it&aposs a piece in which you can use cuts of lean or finer meats of the pig.
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But with the finer details about the Phase 1 trade deal not yet known, analysts say scepticism is building around how long the truce will last.
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The bubbles were much finer, the mousse, to use the French term for the froth that forms on the wine when first poured, was much gentler.
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At home, the Hemphills prepared for their arrival: They wiped down the parts before assembling their crib and upgraded their air filters to catch finer particles.
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In honor of the seven-day celebration, CNN reached out to three people who make the world a finer place one generous act at a time.
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With advances in the technology, animators now have more time to polish their shots, and Woody has arguably become a finer, more controlled performer than ever.
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Making a bar involves direct-sourcing to a warehouse in Napa, CA, where the beans are carefully processed so as to preserve their finer antioxidant properties.
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On this episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Lauren Goode and Recode's Kara Swisher discuss the finer points of Apple's wireless headphones, the AirPods.
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The views of two of the stars from GRAVITY, shown as inserts, reveal far finer detail than could be detected with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
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The NHTSA will now attempt to put a finer point on this issue by trying to figure out precisely what Tesla did with that May software update.
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They sound a little colder compared to my Sony 1000X M3, and the finer details that I usually notice in my favorite songs tend to get muddled.
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Officials from major countries are expected to meet again twice this year to hammer out the finer details with the aim of finalizing an agreement next year.
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But Google still plans to roll out finer controls for publishers, which means you can specify where people can listen to them, and presumably where they can't.
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Officials from major countries are expected to meet again twice this year to hammer out the finer details with the aim of finalising an agreement next year.
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The dry oil is practically weightless, so it works like a charm on finer hair like mine, which tends to wilt when too much moisture is involved.
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Mr Finer builds on a provocative paper by Anna Cieslak of Duke University, and Adair Morse and Annette Vissing-Jorgensen of the University of California at Berkeley.
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Finer targeting may also be a problem in light of research from America which shows that targeted messaging has led to more extreme party positions regarding religion.
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Dag had spent more than a year cultivating Federico, advising him on political strategy, shaping the finer technical points in his proposed legislation—all on Commonwealth's dime.
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She is not always up-to-date on the latest progressive lingo, and doesn't really want to debate the finer points of femme gender presentation or feminism.
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The prosecutors, who flipped Mr Singer, enumerate several other jaw-dropping tales, backed up with wiretaps of the various notables admitting the finer details of the schemes.
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" Jon Finer, former senior aide to Biden and Kerry: his "body language tends to be slouched, looking down as if there are notes in front of him.
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If you like the sound of it and you know how to produce, then you should go check out the finer details of the sample pack here.
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Work surfaces are arranged in a square, each littered with hand tools for breaking down large chunks of tusk and more accurate electronic ones for finer details.
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The focus at the moment, though, is pole vaulting, and the competition on Saturday at the NYRR Millrose Games in New York City could not be finer.
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It's a sprawling, dare we say it, Bowie-esque number, Iggy in finer form than ever and Homme's distinctive driving guitar melodies firmly anchoring his florid vocals.
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Beth Chapman isn't letting cancer beat her down or keep from enjoying the finer things in life ... and she says the bad guys still aren't safe either.
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Following director Michael Winterbottom's hit tv series The Trip, the hapless misadventures of Steve and Rob make for a splendid, if stoney, celebration of the finer things.
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It was a fine way for the Yankees to start a 10-game, four-city trip and an even finer way for Rodriguez to announce his presence.
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But something bigger is at stake, he said: intelligent transportation systems that rely on the finer accuracy that will come with the next generation of GPS technology.
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That is a record-high proportion for a segment that has been steadily growing for the past several years, as consumer preferences have tilted toward finer beans.
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They were there to discuss the finer points of gathering neglected foodstuffs from roadsides, back yards, and other nonpublic places, and then donating them to the hungry.
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During the funeral service, Mr. Timoney was remembered for being just as comfortable talking with fellow officers as he was for discussing the finer points of policy.
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Finer and more subtle in design, the female tattoo known as a "malu" in Samoan, extends from just below the knee to the upper thigh and buttocks.
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For all his supposed deviations from GOP orthodoxy, Trump has unquestionably absorbed the language and conceits underpinning conservative opposition strategy—if not the finer points of it.
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Why it matters: This would give the company "finer control over product development and would be able to better tune its software and hardware together," Bloomberg noted.
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And you've found yourself schooling a preteen in pigtails on the finer points of HTML when it's obvious that she's been blogging for longer than you have.
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The plans are reportedly set to launch at the end of the month, as soon as Regal's parent company has worked out the finer details with studios.
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For decades now, semiconductors have been made using ever-finer wiring, enabling the famous Moore's law, which predicts a doubling of performance every two years or so.
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That was the conclusion reached by Lex Perez, a proud member of the seduction scene who recorded a video essay analyzing the finer points of Ferguson's cocksuredness.
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Seek out ways to exercise your imagination and engage with the finer aspects of this world — those aspects farremoved from the confines of your cubicle or office.
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The reality, however, is that the problems with adding a trigger mechanism to the Senate GOP tax bill go beyond the finer points of Keynesian macroeconomic management.
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At least among partnerships in which the pianist is a recognized soloist in his own right, I can think of no finer duo in lieder than this.
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At a Phillips Geneva auction last year, a first-generation Speedmaster from 1958 sold for nearly $410,000, a price typically associated with the finer vintage Rolex Daytonas.
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On this episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Lauren Goode and the Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern discuss the finer points of wireless phone plans.
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" Meanwhile, New York Times media columnist Ben Smith put a finer point on it in his piece: "Andrew Cuomo Is the Control Freak We Need Right Now.
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"There is a growing understanding that the IUD and other long-acting methods can be used by a wide variety of women, including young women," Finer says.
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My piece was necessarily focused on a finer point only because all of these issues deserve more attention than I can address in my original short essay.
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The callous palms of the laborer are conversant with finer tissues of self-respect and heroism, whose touch thrills the heart, than the languid fingers of idleness.
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Have a look below at a sampling of what's on view right now, or consider following this three-hour tour through some of Midtown's finer small institutions.
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Lots of people tweeted about the Oscars, but you probably missed the ones from the CIA -- yes, that CIA -- debating the finer points of vibranium and holograms.
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They advised O'Connor to use a "finer toothed comb" and conduct a more "searching inquiry" into which provisions Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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Werther is not just miserable but proud of his misery, which he takes as proof that he is exceptionally sensitive—finer than the world that disappoints him.
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Still, Trump has struggled with the finer points of statecraft when attending international gatherings throughout his presidency, committing unforced violations of protocol or explicitly denigrating American allies.
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As the trade economist Sherman Robinson and his co-authors wrote, there was: a dramatic increase in [North American] intra-industry trade in autos and parts.... [Economic] efficiency gains from finer specialization... [that] do not appear to be "Ricardian," in that they are not primarily based on... [exploiting low wages] but "Smithian" in the sense that NAFTA widened the extent of the market and permitted increasing returns to finer specialization.
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"Minergy is currently exploring various options for off take, ranging from longer-term agreements for the finer duff product to spot deals for the bigger fractions," he added.
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After sequencing around a thousand cells, they found 27 cell types, and could drill down to even finer levels of classifications, based on what the mRNA was doing.
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The size of the diaphragm and the larger number of magnets makes the driver more responsive, which means it reproduces the finer details in your music more accurately.
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Here's one to check off your bucket list: watching Keanu Reeves, Whoopi Goldberg and Jamie Dornan discuss the finer points of sex scenes on The Graham Norton Show.
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Koehler sees little point in starting moral or theological arguments with these young people, who are more interested in becoming warriors than debating the finer points of scripture.
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The investment is going to be used on establishing an office in either Hong Kong, Singapore or Japan and "working through the finer details with regulators", Kent added.
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A coffee table book chronicling the highs and lows of the finer details of his collections — Yves Saint Laurent: Accessories — is the latest must-read, must-own memento.
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Some have concluded (for better or worse) that there is no finer way to celebrate eternal love than by showcasing it on one's ring finger with a tattoo.
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The S Pen can be used to take notes, mark up screenshots, doodle, select text, or just navigate the phone's software with a finer point than your finger.
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Saturday's results in Colorado are part of the Cruz campaign's aggressive behind-the-scenes delegate strategy, focusing on the finer details of state-by-state delegate selection rules.
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This usually involves cameras, which is fine for detecting large movements, but the resolution is usually too low to work with finer detail like the movement of fingers.
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Rolling a joint tighter or grinding bud finer will result in a different high, so it's no surprise that users want that option when it comes to vaping.
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He was just about to go out to make a statement to the news media when his chief of staff, Jon Finer, received a call about the problem.
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But even though they knew an expansion was a possibility, the team really didn't start thinking about the finer details until after World launched and became a hit.
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This changes the scrubbing speed to give you finer control over the jumps, and you can then go left or right with your finger still pressed down.11.
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Putting Villa's latest failure to one side, there's no finer winner of this week's award than Aaron Pierre of Wycombe for services to the magic of the Cup.
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However, the finer details of the deal – notably, the awkward part ascertaining who will actually cut output to meet the reduced output level – have yet to be agreed.
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I asked around, and the closest thing to an answer I heard was that the car isn't quite finished yet so the finer details are subject to change.
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Brash and brutal, though it sort of peters out at the end, Goodfellas begs the question: is there a cinematic pleasure finer than watching Robert De Niro cry?
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Just imagine: Sean Spicer and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, perched across from each other at a Starbucks, discussing the finer points of hospital corners and fluffing your pillows.
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A measure created when survival was at stake took little notice of things such as depreciation of assets, or pollution of the environment, let alone finer human accomplishments.
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Instead of bigger and bolder, a smaller hoop is an opportunity to focus on the finer details, like added charms, new shapes, and maybe even a few gemstones.
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There may be no finer example of the senator's cynical approach to American government than his fierce opposition to gun control, for which he reaps a political windfall.
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Most plungers have multiple metal screens to keep the grounds out of your coffee, including a large steel screen and a finer mesh screen to catch tinier particles.
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"Deforestation was the root cause of the fires," Matt Finer, a researcher at the Amazon Conservation Society who helped monitor the fires using satellite data, told VICE News.
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There may be no finer tie in all of hockey history; there may also be no better visual example of one team learning on the fly from another.
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Here's video of UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock schoolin' Steve Aoki on the finer points of being a fighter -- like taking shots STRAIGHT TO THE BALL BAG.
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Indeed, even when species are entombed in the fossil record, scientists are typically bequeathed only their bare bones, stripped of finer details like internal organs and soft tissues.
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There is no finer exponent of lieder in the world today than Mr. Gerhaher, nor, arguably, a stronger partnership of singer and pianist than he and Gerold Huber.
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Characterizing weed as a miracle drug, Bienenstock views being high as a destination that enhances life's finer moments by helping people live more meaningful lives and driving creativity.
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It's a less complex version of Black Label, one of the finer Dew flavors (we'll get to that later), going all in on a dark Concord grape flavor.
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The feud is so petty and tedious, I refused to watch the excerpted episode in which its finer points were presumably elucidated, as an act of self-care.
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That included classes for aspiring dominatrices on the finer points of spanking, flogging and rope bondage, as well as events catering to those more experienced with fetish play.
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Nor, for that matter, does she need to know the finer points of incest, infanticide or Little Red Riding Hood's slut-shaming (by her grandmother's cat — that happens!).
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Although some finer details were lost, the recovered image provides a close-up of the dusty spot where the European comet chaser is thought to have touched down.
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Book the Four Seasons Washington DC starting at $656The Four Seasons is definitely expensive, but for those set on luxury, you likely won't find finer in the city.
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No art, for a filmmaker as for a novelist, is finer or harder than that of keeping a straight face as you hold the world up to scorn.
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In this range you'll usually find models that have cheaper electronics, which as a result give you video that isn't sharp enough for you to see finer details.
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Sanders, speaking about his record of standing up to billionaires like Bloomberg, but an even finer point on it: "That is what I've been doing my entire life."
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Without them, the finer point of the theme was somewhat lost on me — I knew to be impressed, on completion, but I couldn't put my finger on why.
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In this case, a mix of Democratic and Republican aides who specialize in investigations and committee rules are advising the lawmakers on the finer points of their debate.
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You can pop off the faceplate and rearrange the locations of the two joysticks and the D-pad—even replace the joysticks with longer ones for finer control.
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As long as someone shows up to a job interview neatly turned out in role appropriate attire, then the finer details of the suit (or hoodie) wouldn't matter.
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She slowly pushed her husband and his parents to expand the business, to make it more like the finer restaurants she had worked at in the French Quarter.
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There isn't much information about the finer points of the story, but Young M.A's description of her type is a pretty good indication of the vibe on set.
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Miyabe, much like Ueda and his team, pays a lot of attention to the finer details irrelevant to the main story beats, though here in a different way.
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Gaining a finer understanding of how populations and defeated military groups will respond to tactics for winning the war and securing the peace is something that is long overdue.
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The fact that you can earn an Olympic medal for sliding a heavy stone across some ice seems a little ludicrous, but I'm sure it has its finer points.
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The company's engineers and designers will be on hand at the Peterson Automotive Museum to discuss the car's finer details, as well as offer rides in their engineering prototype.
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And, for those who want to learn the finer points of using the app, there's a 14-part video series explaining everything from quick start tips to mic techniques.
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For now, at least, it seems the future is limited to single-ride payment (versus daily/weekly/monthly cards), as the MTA works on hammering out the finer details.
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If your moon sign feels a little too general or vague, finding the phase that the moon was in on your birthday can put a finer point on it.
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Jon Finer is a co-founder and chairman of the International Refugee Assistance Project and a former chief of staff and director of policy planning at the State Department.
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How many people were experts in the finer points of laws about disclosing connections to foreign powers, or even of the interaction between various branches of our own government?
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While the photo as a whole is striking, scientists can actually learn a lot about Daphnis and its place in space from examining the finer details of the image.
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Here, '90s raver mesh goes a bit more daytime-friendly in a finer weave and paired with opaque layers (unless you prefer more skin, then more power to you).
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David Finer, a graduate student at University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, analysed trips connecting the headquarters of big banks and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Enthusiasts will find it too limiting, lacking finer controls and the ability stir in the grain, drop hops into a boil, and take readings every step of the way.
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Matias looks on despondently as Aranas writes him a ticket for not having a vending permit, and sternly lectures onlookers about the finer points of abiding by the law.
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Bonus: She's No Stranger to the Royal Treatment When the actress took over PeopleStyle's Instagram handle earlier this year, she proved she could appreciate the finer things in life.
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That uncertainty saddles petitioners or their attorneys (if they can afford them) with the additional challenge of instructing skeptical or hesitant judges on the finer points of the law.
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You love the finer things in life, but unless you were born into royalty, Leo, you'll have to work hard to get the fancy things you enjoy so much.
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Conrad Murray -- Michael Jackson's former doctor who went to jail for his death -- is now enjoying the finer things in life ... like dancing with his hot girlfriend at Carnival.
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The muscles required to produce that "Welcome to the Jungle" scream are even finer than the ones Slash needs to shred, or Duff needs to propel the band forward.
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Finer points aside, the omission deeply bothers the Kik CEO, who has been a champion of startups in Canada through donations to his alma mater: the University of Waterloo.
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But since only one Greenland shark litter, consisting of ten pups, has ever been observed in utero, the finer details of the animal's reproductive behaviors are still largely unknown.
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The case has dragged on for years as both sides argued about the finer points of how much was owed per device, what could be deducted and so on.
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" While acknowledging that "DeVos did not distinguish herself during her confirmation hearing with her knowledge of the finer points of education policy," Dalmia called it a "galling ... confirmation charade.
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Pruitt's appreciation for the finer things, so long as they come to him free or at a cut-rate, has become a running theme of his time in Washington.
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The S Pen has been upgraded this year with water resistance, a finer point, and twice as fine pressure sensitivity (27,27 levels, as opposed to 27,27 on earlier models).
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In the small intestine, enzymes do even finer work — breaking down fats, proteins, and starches into molecules small enough to pass through the intestine's walls and into the bloodstream.
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It is shown in the video hovering above knobs on the mixer and appearing to tap buttons on the CDJs, suggesting it does conduct some of these finer movements.
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" The correspondents who controlled congressional press accreditation adopted a resolution that "no finer contact of genuine understand and sympathy ever was established between an American president and the newspapermen.
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He is at play with the finer points of silhouette, shrinking his tailoring, considering how to expand upon (as it were) Vetements's oversize silhouettes of the last several seasons.
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As a sage observer once noted, though, bringing new antibiotics to market without changing how we use them is akin to providing alcoholics with a finer grade of brandy.
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By choosing a patient, more thoughtful process, the Democratic Party has a chance not just to fight for democracy but also, in doing so, to exemplify its finer values.
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But I think that there should be a finer line for the art that is created, and removing their creations should be up to the networks that circulate them.
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Belichick is a teacher at heart, and his sessions with Zolak on the Belistrator are a chance to educate the public about the finer aspects of a complex game.
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There's also a difference between a finer "aerosol," which can hang suspended in the air for a while, and a larger "droplet," which is more likely to fall down.
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"Pure" badger bristles come from the belly, "best" bristles are the finer and softer hairs from other parts of the badger&aposs body, and "super" bristles are softer still.
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She says she&aposs developed a finer understanding of the company that has made her able to notice features a regular shopper might gloss over on a regular visit.
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" They said he must "employ a finer-toothed comb" for "a more searching inquiry into which provisions of the ACA Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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We really recommend using it for the finer things in life, though: Puffs of burnt corn kernels, individual servings of ice cream, a block's worth of leftover Halloween chocolate.
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Benjamin Andberg, founder of Helsingin Kahvipaahtimo, wants Finns, who are reported to drink the most coffee per capita in the world, to start appreciating the finer tones of coffee.
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" Deputy Romero said on Monday that the authorities did not know the finer details of how the call was placed, adding, "All we know is Alexa saved a life.
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Its three cousins, of finer finish and about a century more recent, have been lent from the Smithsonian in Washington, the Menil Collection in Houston, and a private collection.
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In November, Rio officially bankrolled a $21.3914 billion futuristic iron ore mine in the resource-rich Pilbara region, aiming to cash in on the rising Chinese demand for finer ore.
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Putting a finer point on it: "[n]ational security is not a 'talismanic incantation' that, once invoked, can support any and all exercise of executive power under Sect. 1182(f)".
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But the stardom from the show, and the money from the show, meant that she started to feel like she could finally have some of the finer things in life.
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This reaction gave Nesbit renewed admiration for Thaw; "you saw all that was best in him then, all the finer sides of him, all the womanliness in him," she wrote.
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Moreover, he was quickly learning and he seemed to have a genuine love for boxing, spending considerable time studying and practicing the finer points that many big men would overlook.
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But by combining a finer-milled version of aluminum chlorohydrate with a masking oil, Dove was able to maintain the formula's integrity while taking on the issue of the marks.
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But with so many candidates running for the same office in 2020, putting a finer point on "Medicare for All" will be a big part of the larger Democratic debate.
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That means the finer details of your personal life—as depicted by your smart toothbrush, your smart TV, or your smart speaker—can be repackaged and sold to someone else.
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Bill wants to introduce Brianna to the finer things in life but wonders if she is ready for Dallas high society and if Dallas high society is ready for her.
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With the fun of "Cape Man" reaching such explosive engagement levels on Reddit, it's easy to overlook the finer details of who this man is, or what his story is.
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And once you've learned the finer points of cubing, it can help you improve your skills, as well as track your progress and compete against friends through an online leaderboard.
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The Silph team is still currently researching the finer details of specific moves, but we'll update when or if we're able to claim one pokémon as being objectively the best.
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The superiority of Spanish modes of art, such as oil painting on canvas, were promoted and considered finer than the folk sculptures created by local artisans and found in marketplaces.
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In the policy world, wonks spend decades debating the finer points of healthcare and social spending, only to be wholly ignorant at how their decisions are actually implemented into code.
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AGI, on the other hand, is adaptable, flexible, and capable of learning all sorts of new information—like the rudiments of poker, or the finer details of commodities stock trading.
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She also stopped by to see her friend and colorist Rita Hazan to freshen up her blonde, practice a couple dance moves, and perfect the finer arts of the boomerang.
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Even with more basic-sounding features, the PUBG corporation has included finer details to improve the experience: targets for instance can lean against trees, rather than just standing there idly.
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Corden is the stick-in-the-mud killjoy, only thinking about getting to work on time, until Gomez teaches him to loosen up and enjoy the finer things in life.
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There can't be many finer feelings in the world than excelling at what you love and beating every other person on the planet to claim gold on the world stage.
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However, a much finer-scale map using weather station data suggests the same region may have actually observed anywhere from 2 to 10 inches (51 to 254 mm) (reut.rs/2h6I1Kg).
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Huawei isn't shy about obscuring image noise with the help of blurring and post-processing, which tends to discard a lot of the finer detail in less than ideal lighting.
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"This is a President who has surrounded himself with advisers who have let's just say not the most nuanced views of Islam," Finer told CNN International's Christiane Amanpour on Thursday.
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That personal tie will likely limit her willingness to push him on some of the finer points on his meetings with Kisylak or his conversations with Comey about Trump. 8.
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The country's ponderous labour code, currently longer than the Bible, should limit itself to basic protection of workers, and leave bosses and unions within firms to hammer out finer details.
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Murray got there with one of his finer performances: a 6-4, 26-23, 26-23, 222-213 semifinal victory over Stan Wawrinka, the No. 73 seed and defending champion.
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Which means fleet management platforms will need to be up to challenge of handling all these newer and finer-grained transport options, argues Avrios co-founder and CEO Andreas Brenner.
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On the other hand, the finer points of the law were unclear, leaving open questions like whether cars licensed outside Beijing would be allowed to take fares in the city.
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"We didn't have enough time, my constituents didn't have enough time" to consider the finer points of the repeal bill, Johnson said in explaining his opposition to the original measure.
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" The attacks, and the blowback from the 28503 Democrats, put into finer relief how Trump's rhetoric toward lawmakers of color is becoming a central issue in next year's presidential race. ".
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"We hypothesize that changes in contraceptive use are driving the decline," said the lead author of the report, Lawrence B. Finer, the director of domestic research at the Guttmacher Institute.
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The finer details become eclipsed by more common trends, and cliches begin to creep in and turn serious issues into fashion accessories, invalidating what should be treated as real concerns.
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There is no finer example of this new architecture than Bauhaus Dessau, the school's new site, after it is forced to relocate to find more liberal municipal patrons, in 1925.
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As your one-week-only fill-ins, you'll have two middle-aged guys discussing the finer points of progressive lenses, teen parenting and why Subarus are terrific in the snow.
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So, if you're a scientist trying to understand the finer point of how alcohol interacts with marital status, how on Earth do you isolate all of the social variables involved?
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We're so conditioned as people of color to be thankful through a guise of "firsts:" first Emmy, first Oscar, and first instance of representation, that the finer details get distorted.
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Morris Townsend has no career, nor any real inclination to work, but he does have a taste for the finer things in life, and in the film, Montgomery Clift's face.
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They would research and copy down the finer points of the arguments they wanted to use, they would reword those passages, and they turned to Google Scholar to find citations.
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When you breathe out or cough, you release bits of watery mucus from inside your body in a wide array of sizes, ranging from bigger, wetter ones to finer ones.
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To avoid the globs and pick up on the finer details of the extended corona, the Newkirk method — a technique used by skilled scientific photographers — works similarly to human vision.
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Classical Music There is no finer exponent of lieder in the world today than Mr. Gerhaher, nor, arguably, a stronger partnership of singer and pianist than he and Gerold Huber.
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Nothing we've seen so far—the finer controls on who can see, reply, or interact with online posts—represents a major departure in how platforms deal with the worst behavior.
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An outline the team created to map out the broad arc of the five acts remained consistent from start to finish, even if many of the finer details were unclear.
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There are a total of 25 Michelin stars awarded to restaurants throughout the city, and many proud Lyonnais will insist that their city's food is finer than that in Paris.
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It was compacted into a large rectangle and the artists started sculpting away from the top down with tools including sticks, trowels, and even dental utensils for the finer parts.
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Jon Finer, an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, was the chief of staff and director of policy planning at the State Department under Secretary John Kerry.
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In an essay on Medium, 35 US veterans signed an open letter applauding Kaepernick for exhibiting "no finer form of appreciation for our sacrifice" by exercising his First Amendment rights.
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The newly found world was pinpointed by a European Southern Observatory (ESO) team, and sparked a surge of interest about the planet's finer properties, including its potential to host life.
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Without prior knowledge of P-Orridge's enthralling life journey (from avant-garde musician to a pioneer of body modification) the finer points of this exhibition may be lost on you.
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And while the pillow would likely look out of place at the simple beet farm Schrute calls home, it's perfect for any Office lovers, or members of the Finer Things Club.
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These are wavelengths that lie between infrared light and radio waves, giving the resulting image a "finer detail" than other recent space-based surveys, according to the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
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Special abilities like "pistol putt" (which give you a laser sight, for finer aiming) and modes like "bucket blast" (in which you use rolling buckets to cause destruction) offer more depth.
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The new camera also has upgraded software, which now can collect RGB color data for every pixel, to render images with "significantly finer details and truer colors" than other DSLR cameras.
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And brewers can discuss the finer points of Brettanomyces (a kind of wild yeast), the implications of brewing with sorghum and the finest fashion to keep their foeder in fine fettle.
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We know that you're too busy working out the finer points of economics, engineering, international relations, philosophy, French existentialism, agriculture, medicine, and legislature to sweat over the silly stuff like food.
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Addressing the finer points of email decorum and subsidiary communication tools in the office would warrant another piece altogether, so for now suffice to say that France has the right idea.
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To put a finer point on it: Trump represents a political reaction, visible now in many countries, both against the jarring effects of globalization and against inchoate bodies of global governance.
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Or perhaps convincing a ragtag group of cartoons led by Michael Jordan to believe they can fly, if not educating you in the finer arts of jubilantly celebrating the freakin' weekend.
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Passengers on the luxury cruise line Crystal Cruises are used to the finer things in life, so the company is on a mission to control every aspect of the travel experience.
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In 2016, MSHA put out a standard to reduce respirable coal dust but did not set any limits for exposure to silica, which is finer and more dangerous to miners' lungs.
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In his role as head of AE911Truth, Richard Gage travels to conferences around the world (both alternative and mainstream) and lectures audiences on the finer points of the controlled demolition theory.
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The graphene article's discussion archive features mostly arguments about finer technical points, such as whether or not the material is really two-dimensional or if it's really an allotrope of carbon.
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Basel's oversight body, the Group of Central Bank Governors and Heads of Supervision (GHOS), had to postpone a January meeting aimed at brokering a deal because of splits over finer details.
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Shortly after downloading the Tandem app I'm trying to explain the finer points of using the English auxiliary verb 'will' in a messaging chat with Juan, 20153, from the Dominican Republic.
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"We couldn't have asked for a finer leader and a more passionate advocate for the sport of tennis than Gordon Smith," said USTA Chairman of the Board and President Patrick Galbraith.
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Likewise, it is difficult to anticipate the finer details of a future in which orbiters, rovers, deep space probes, and even human space habitats are nodes on the internet of things.
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I was convinced as soon as I concluded my MacBook Pro review last year that my Air had been obviated and it was time to move on to a finer display.
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Just know that the Pixel will get you a few extra blades of grass, or a finer line on a building in the distance, than the iPhone or even the S7.
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The finer details of the plot haven't been released, but, true to the games, Sonic is charged with thwarting the evil Doctor Robotnik (also known as Eggman), and saving the world.
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For three dollars, I bought a bottle wrapped in interwoven strands of dried palm and left feeling finer then when I had arrived, which is the mark of any good experience.
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A few reckoned the public could not be trusted to understand the finer points of monetary policy; others felt that catching markets unawares maximised the impact of a change in policy.
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And while many have spent the past two days arguing the finer points of plagiarism and whether or not it really even matters, I wonder if an earlier passage in Mrs.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Riccardo Illy, whose family owns one of Italy's most renowned coffee brands, would rather discuss the finer points of tea and cellared wine these days than the perfect espresso.
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Or to put a finer point on it: I don't think Sanders' 2016 campaign -- in which he quite clearly overachieved -- is indicative of how he will fare in the 2020 race.
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Insider spotted several callbacks and references to moments on "Breaking Bad" you may have overlooked in the trailer along with some finer details you may have missed during a first watch.
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Over the feast, explain to them gently that there's a great way for them to save time at work, so they'll have more time to enjoy the finer things in life.
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