Newton, on the flipside, is the core of the Panthers.
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On the flipside, tolerance for earnings disappointments continued to fall.
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On the flipside, buzz for Loving seems to be diminishing.
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On the flipside, defense programs are getting a huge boost.
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"Flipside" takes issue with societal oppression and runaway gun culture.
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This is part of the flipside of the Aramco story.
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On the flipside however, local musicians seem to be happy.
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Is there a flipside to some of this same rhetoric?
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Leaving a proud legacy There's a flipside to this, though.
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TR: The flipside of that is the voter side of this.
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The flipside may be unpopularity in places that voted to Leave.
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The flipside of MBS's boldness is his propensity to act rashly.
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On the flipside, Boeing actually had a nice rally on Monday.
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The flipside is if we love something, we don't question it.
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On the genre flipside, science fiction also came into its element.
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Or on the flipside, what if it contained a declaration of war?
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This film understands the scope of that, and so too its flipside.
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You might think that rising mortality is the flipside of falling incomes.
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On the flipside, original Jumia co-founders (Kehinde and Afaedor) are African.
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But a love of Brutalism may be the flipside of economic success.
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His troubles are in part the flipside of his vote-getting strategy.
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The ugly flipside is that if you don't, it's your own fault.
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BUT FLIPSIDE, A LIL TONE DEAF KNOWING THE SPECIFIC CROWD IT DREW.
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But flipside, a lil tone deaf knowing the specific crowd it drew.
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Taking gains off the table is the flipside of tax-loss harvesting.
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Of course, the flipside is that bad eggs impact their neighbors, too.
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It's the flipside of the technological coin to, say, Grendel Games' piece.
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On the flipside, publishers rely on Google to provide traffic to their websites.
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On the flipside, global warming also threatens certain critical ecosystems, including the Amazon.
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But then again, on the flipside, I do understand the business of it.
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However, on the flipside a large part of me wants to "own" it.
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That includes Maoris, whose hospitality is the flipside of their legendary warrior spirit.
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On the flipside, Soros' fund dumped its small 34,100 share holding in Twitter.
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On the flipside, you might suddenly sprout hair in places you'd rather not.
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On the flipside, materials stocks continued to lose due to weak commodity prices.
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On the flipside, insurer QBE Insurance Group rose as much as 1.2 percent.
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The flipside, though, was a 21 percent drop in U.S. passenger-car sales.
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Norah Jones "Flipside" (Blue Note) An insistent four-note riff underlines the newfound self-assertion Ms. Jones sings about in "Flipside"; while she worked with jazz musicians and delves into some abstruse chords, she didn't leave her pop instincts behind. 17.
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On the flipside, it'd make an ideal location to operate a driverless train system.
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On the flipside, higher feedstock costs dragged earnings lower at BASF's specialty chemicals operations.
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On the flipside, Pinterest tanked in extended trading on disappointing revenue and 2019 guidance.
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But his observation came with a warning on what the flipside could look like.
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On the flipside, younger and relatively more affluent customers would see some new benefits.
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The flipside is that no one trusts you and no one trains you up.
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Two years later, she had her second show, Flipside, at the same gallery. ¡Loteria!
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The flipside: Trudeau's main opponent, former parliamentary speaker Andrew Scheer, is hoping to capitalize.
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On the flipside, Felder says, don't try to hide assets from your future spouse.
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CNN: On the flipside, what's the advantage of having one or two close friends?
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On the flipside, Marie has racked up a ton of experience inside the wrestling ring.
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On the flipside, if there is too much competition, rivalries may become toxic and harmful.
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On the flipside, our friendship blossomed because of the internet's ability to further those connections.
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On the flipside, Avon Products has made a remarkable comeback this year, up 63 percent.
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On the flipside, the classifications isn't all that clear - unless you're a frequent Wikipedia user.
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It is also fostered as the flipside of a sense of victimhood over colonial depredations.
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On the flipside, it's about time one of Africa's commercially oriented startups demonstrates notable profits.
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It's the one time where I'm able to experience the flipside of my own fandom.
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This is the flipside of number one and it's very common in highly empathetic managers.
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This ecosystem is terrific at storing carbon, but there's a dangerous flipside when it's disturbed.
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On the flipside, if demand is not declining rapidly, then investors can tough out the market.
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On the flipside, you intentionally almost never make the Nazis the talking heads for Nazi ideology.
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On the flipside, the movie also helped to put Lil Rel Howery on the mainstream map.
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The flipside is that it feels like YouTube's power in music discovery has lost some lustre.
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On the flipside, there is a cap on the total payments if the student does well.
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On the flipside, for employers, they will save money that can be put into their businesses.
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On the flipside, it's just as often making dark jokes at the expense of the Nazis.
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The phenomenon is also in play on the flipside, in terms of calories we take in.
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The flipside, of course, is that dense population hubs buzz with creativity, opportunity, cosmopolitanism, and convenience.
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On the flipside, look at 35A: Taming wild horses: D– is BREAKING (as in broncos) BAD.
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The flipside, particularly at companies that stress diversity, is that employees are in very different situations.
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On the flipside, there are those who enjoy taking the bus but feel alienated for doing so.
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On the flipside, others focus on how the miners have transformed their balance sheets and improved governance.
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That is the flipside of being able to pick and choose when they work, and for whom.
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On the flipside, if you get divorced at any time, you'll file as single in the spring.
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On the flipside, Cramer thinks Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes has done a remarkable job for shareholders.
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Cramer: Biggest victim of mall shopping decline On the flipside, Cramer addressed a little-known outperforming stock.
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On the flipside, will the unexpected goodwill delivered by the Taliban encourage Kabul to ponder greater concessions?
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On the flipside, he portrayed women as having the same sexual urges and desires as a man.
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Then on the flipside of these heavy lyrics and themes, you've got these rhythms and upbeat melodies.
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On the flipside, Klemko dives deep and shows his work in trying to assess Naughright's own character.
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On the flipside, the Amex Business Gold card has some pretty intriguing bonus categories you could maximize.
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So the PIxel 4 trumps the Galaxy S10 in a few ways, but there is a flipside.
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On the flipside of that are folks like Anthem, who are less keen to own medical practices.
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So if the government is in deficit the flipside is that the private sector is in surplus.
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However, on the flipside, Sherin told GOBankingRates that Macy's doesn't offer much in the large appliance category.
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On the flipside, he's got a tiny amount of time to make a lot of changes stick.
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On the flipside you have a typical county in South Dakota, where gas cars are relatively cleaner.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)On the flipside, the Galaxy Watch's stress tracking doesn't quite live up to expectations.
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But on the flipside, they have given the same inspiration to countless artists that followed in their footsteps.
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The flipside is that well-designed computer technology makes it easy for us to take it for granted.
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The flipside to that argument, however, is what happens if they are thinking about tackling a different era.
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The flipside is that this precludes depth, of the sort that arguably better prepares pupils for higher education.
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We were on the cover of Flipside magazine with a banner that said, "Charlie Saves" painted on it.
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On the flipside, if prices trickle lower, it could entice buyers to return to the market in droves.
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On the flipside, 10 states have laws on the books that ensure abortion stays legal within their borders.
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On the flipside, nearly 20 MDs departed the firm last year, including a cadre of financial institutions bankers.
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The endless, the bottomless, the lifetime guarantee — these promises are not to be underestimated, because their flipside is terrifying.
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The usual flipside of that observation is that the number of jobs requiring greater cognitive skill has been growing.
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On the flipside, if someone exhibited any amount of queer bashing, that would be an immediate no from me.
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The flipside of this draconian approach was a sophisticated culture of concealment, in which resistance was disguised as obedience.
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On the flipside, semiconductor equipment maker Lam Research was slammed after it reported a seemingly strong quarter on Wednesday.
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On the flipside, the name Malia is up by 15.4 percent in 2017, continuing a three-year upward trend.
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The flipside of all this is that Mueller has a tremendous amount of different investigative threads to pull on.
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On the flipside, one wrong note can take you back to the depths of depression or a bad mistake.
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On the flipside, though, they acknowledge that their work could be used to "[navigate] around patented methodologies" as well.
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For privacy watchdogs, the flipside of more competition in the social media market is a more complex oversight responsibility.
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On the flipside, Charleston shot 34.8 percent from the field and 193 percent from beyond the arc after halftime.
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The flipside of strong demand was higher transport costs and increased spending on staff working overtime to complete orders.
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The flipside to that is it was so quintessentially Barenaked Ladies, but I didn't realize that at the time.
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On the flipside, NerdWallet reported that some people have picked up timeshares at steep discounts on the resale market.
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On the flipside, Megan Hernbroth reports that alcohol delivery and CBD-infused beverage startups are flourishing during coronavirus containment.
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But the flipside is that it makes New Kind Of Normal a record with a lot riding on it.
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On the flipside, more than half of the schools admitted two-thirds or more of their applicants, Pew found.
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The many moods and modes on Invasion of Privacy illustrate the flipside of universal ambition, which is stylistic inconsistency.
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HEGSETH: And if the flipside is war, or the threat of war, you certainly don&apost want that side either.
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"Glory," a flipside to the bleak architecture of the record's first few tracks, is a pure light-filled gospel track.
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On the flipside, Einhorn's Greenlight Capital revealed a stake in Yelp on Tuesday and the bet is already paying off.
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The unfortunate flipside of the charcoal coin hit me at 4 AM, when I was lying awake on my couch.
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The flipside is a capital loss, which is the decrease in the asset's or investment's value since you purchased it.
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The flipside of this requirement in the ACA is the individual mandate, intended to incentivize healthy people to buy in.
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And the flipside of social media is that it gives us a great forum with which to engage in it.
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On the flipside, the whistleblower complaint says some officials raised concerns about the Trump strategy made plain in the call.
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Meanwhile, the flipside of that equation is retailers, who are having to respond to the threat from burgeoning e-commerce trade.
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On the flipside, because of the XPS' thin bezels, it also suffers from an awkward webcam that's located below the screen.
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On the flipside, a pullback in Halloween spending is now seen as a sign that people are scaling back on frivolities.
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Relieved as they are by the weakening of the church's oppressive aspects, many secularists have missed the flipside of Christianity's decline.
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On the flipside, Visa's stock has rallied 14 percent since the news that it would receive Costco's business in March 2015.
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On the flipside, Liberia, Cape Verde, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Morocco all put the American model above the Chinese.
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The flipside of this is that anyone who gets into these shows also gets off on judging the choices of others.
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On the flipside, Lamar's attunement with his sign and its expressive, unrestrained qualities sit firmly within the bedrock of his music.
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The flipside of the "flight shame" movement is "tagskryt," Swedish for "train bragging," or boasts about taking trains instead of planes.
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"On the flipside, people high in cognitive ability express more prejudice against high-choice groups," such as conservatives, the researchers said.
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On the flipside, any of the perks from a fancy credit card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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The flipside of that strategy, it turns out, is tarnishing the very record Biden hopes to ride into the White House.
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On the flipside, however unlikely it seems, Beach Club could be the hit that paves the way for a Lohan comeback.
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On the flipside "You Belong to Me" offers a different, slightly more obsessional take on romance—over charmingly plinky piano chords, natch.
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She's like a flipside version of Elliot, whose gifts took her into helping the government, instead of trying to bring it down.
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But funding bigger government deficits will require inflows of capital from abroad, the flipside of which is larger, not smaller, trade deficits.
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But there's a flipside: By failing to protect women from online violence and abuse, these same platforms are letting abusers silence women.
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On the flipside, China gained SDR accession by promising a prudent currency policy, which has not quite panned out as expected either.
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On the flipside, we did achieve some cool things in a way that no one else has, and I'm proud of that.
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The flipside is that it's almost impossible to pinpoint one specific cause of a given tumor or say exactly what caused it.
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On the flipside, federal student loans offer a variety of benefits that will be lost if you consolidate them into private loans.
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On the flipside, we consider the main negative risks to be: global and domestic policy uncertainty, more cautious consumer and investment recovery.
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But the flipside is a shadow world where defectors like Zaporozhsky and Skripal are the ultimate trophy -- and take the ultimate risk.
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The flipside, of course, was that many people did not see her dark features and curvy body as American enough for them.
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The data also showed Britain's productivity growth - the flipside of strong increases in jobs - remained weak at the end of last year.
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The flipside is that it's almost impossible to pinpoint one specific cause of a given tumour or say exactly what caused it.
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On the flipside, being organized and tidy can allow us to have a healthier relationship with food and develop better eating habits.
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The flipside is also true: It may be contradictory that some people who support legalizing drugs still support banning or restricting guns.
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And the unpleasant flipside that can clearly flow from 'social' platforms is something you continue not being nearly honest nor open enough about.
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On the flipside, she found a floor of support at $46 and if it breaks below that level, crude could plunge to $40.
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The flipside is that Trump isn't shy about calling attention to the fact that his rivals are all dependent on big money donors.
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The flipside is that all this positioning that is unrelated to fundamentals has the potential to skew the currency to an unreasonable level.
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But the positive flipside of that is our exposure, we think, on a relative basis is maybe half of what other banks have.
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On the flipside, advocates for the financial services business, like the Investment Company Institute, which represents the mutual fund industry, cheered the postponement.
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The flipside of low wages for illegal immigrants, though, is greater economic benefits for those who are not competing with them for work.
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On the flipside, as noted in a similar chart from HSBC in 2017, Australia has avoided a technical recession for nearly three decades.
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On the flipside: While being frugal can help propel your savings goals, you'll want to be careful not to take it too far.
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And then on the flipside of this oddball, outsider artist, we went out to the Sun Tunnels with Nancy Holt before she died.
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Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, joined the band on stage for "Mothers of the Disappeared", the last track on The Joshua Tree's flipside.
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On the flipside, about half of registered voters said duties will do more to raise the costs of goods or hurt the economy.
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On the flipside this gives us the opportunity to go any which way, an example being Doline's "Chryséléphantine" and William Caycedo's "SNY" remix.
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On the flipside, critics said the welcome Trump was giving Kim in Singapore would legitimize one of the world&aposs worst human rights offenders.
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"Give It To Me" is an exuberant five-and-a-half-minute dancefloor stomper that was tucked away on the flipside of "Never Again".
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Raeburn also had to confront the dark flipside of a father's influence on his kids: what happens when he's not involved in their lives.
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Many voters (Japan is not a model of feminism) may be uncomfortable with Ms Koike's obvious ambition—the flipside of her appealingly strong personality.
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Wehner depicts the flipside of religion: the unwavering belief in religion that spreads to an unwavering belief in priests, even when they're hurting you.
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The flipside of that lending was a parallel imbalance in trade, as peripheral economies consumed more goods and services than they could produce themselves.
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Aniara, in contrast, presents a possible flipside, in which humans take for granted that our wellbeing is deeply rooted in our proximity to Earth.
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The flipside: Another annual study, from Gallup, indicates that people are actually becoming more satisfied with the freedom they feel in their own lives.
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The flipside: 5 of 18 picked the U.S. as the top threat to them: Mexico (56%), Turkey (46%), Argentina (40%), Brazil (23%), Nigeria (14%).
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On the flipside, many skilled professionals work in fields related to health care, education, or science that benefit directly from a strong public sector.
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On the flipside, 21 percent of taxpayers — or about 30 million people — aren't withholding enough taxes, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office.
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But the flipside to that boom is it leads to peak returns season — costing retailers billions to handle unwanted, used or damaged goods each year.
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"The flipside of going through so much yearning and pain to get there is the feeling of 'Ahhhh!' when you have the child," she added.
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The flipside: Views of the U.S. rebounded in South Korea and Japan over the past year, back to levels similar to those seen under Obama.
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In an exercise that involved each side asking the other to justify their most divisive positions, the blues showed the flipside of their greater learning.
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The flipside is that more customers will presumably buy sustainable products if prices are contained in such a way to not lessen the product's quality.
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Now that he's on the flipside, assessing brands that Walmart might purchase, Dunn said he'd noticed a few things about the latest crop of startups.
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The familiar, languid Norah Jones disappears on "Flipside" from her next album, "Day Breaks," which backs her with some of the best jazz musicians alive.
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While the output is nice, and the numbers look strong, the flipside for businesses operating in the Midwest is that labor markets there are tight.
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On the flipside, the influx of people into a community that has long resisted growth, has driven housing prices upward and priced out longtime residents.
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The flipside of that is that I will very frequently take stuff too seriously and have these minor freak-outs about stuff that doesn't matter.
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The flipside: Pakistan, India's fierce rival, has been attempting to rally international condemnation of India's moves in Kashmir, which it also claims and partially controls.
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The flipside: The study shows virtually no illegal immigration to countries like Hungary and Poland, where political leaders have seized upon widespread antipathy to immigration.
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The flipside of that mattress is the way society and loved ones treat every decision I make as a possibility for me to find a partner.
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On the flipside, the increase in capacity in Spain is hitting margins there, and Thomas Cook said that prices were under pressure from the intense competition.
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Their vulnerability in Arizona and other formerly reliable western states, such as Nevada, is the inescapable flipside of the course Mr Trump has launched them on.
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The flipside, however, is that he'd inevitably alienate some core Republican constituencies, particularly religious conservatives who assign high importance to the personal morality of prospective presidents.
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This pursuit represents the flipside of finding noteworthy vulnerabilities and developing elite exploits – the currency of respect within the industry with which these founders are familiar.
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But the flipside of the UAE's astonishing openness to foreign workers is a draconian regime that restricts their rights and turns a blind eye to abuses.
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On the flipside, they were outscored 21-5 in the second period, the worst ratio in the league prior to Tuesday before outscoring Dallas 4-1.
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On the flipside, it's been barely two months since the US election and it's already having a profound impact on our political discourse (hello, Kellie Leitch!).
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On the flipside: if Fitbit does release a new product in the fall, it will at least come to market in time for the 2017 holiday season.
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On the flipside, this will also make it easier for both the company and users to gauge political support from voters who are likely to turn out.
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Fröbe-Kapteyn, while avoiding the categorization of artist, belongs to the flipside of the reductive impulse running through modernism that culminated in Minimalism and paint-as-paint.
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On the flipside, further escalation with additional tariffs waiting in the wings could weigh on stocks and drive safe haven investments like gold and US treasuries higher.
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The flipside: Russia simply doesn't have the economic might to match the investments and trade coming from China, the U.S., "and even many lesser powers," Stronski writes.
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It's this idea of the losing streak and it's happier, positive flipside that forms the basis of Common Body's debut single "Luck of the Draw" (listen below).
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New England is a case study in the costs of self-imposed infrastructure constraints, but the region's troubles also illustrate the flipside: the benefits of infrastructure opportunity.
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Support for the alliance generally remains high in Europe and in the U.S. The flipside: Despite the united front this week in D.C., there are growing schisms.
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I wish I could say there was a flipside, some antithetical element whose presence would make all this uplift merely one symbolic component in a larger package.
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On the flipside, it&aposs been nearly a year since Meng&aposs arrest, and Trump hasn&apost made any clear moves to press ahead with such intervention.
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On the flipside, the 2017 Cleveland Browns and the 2008 Detroit Lions are the only teams to lose all of their games in a 16-game season.
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But on the flipside, as technologically savvy employers take advantage of the online people rush, could unregulated digital labor markets lead to exchanging physical sweatshops for digital ones?
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Obviously the flipside to that is if they cut it … the market is not pricing that in and that would definitely be a negative for AT&T here.
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But the flipside is that Mr Kim also knows that military threats as a means of forcing him to give up his nuclear weapons programme are largely hollow.
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While Mario, the fleet-footed, moustachioed hotshot, remains Nintendo's all-round mascot and icon, "The Legend of Zelda" represents the loftier flipside of Mario's primary-coloured, populist whimsy.
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On the flipside, any package design that would force Athens to commit upfront to more specific measures, as advocated by the lenders, would be much harder to sell.
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But we did have a friend who ran the magazine Flipside, and he was friends with Henry, and Henry wrote me a postcard and sent it to me.
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At play in both "Pissing Blood" and its flipside "Hold On Kid," a more Royal Headache-style punk scorcher, is Shogun's continually fraught relationship with expressions of masculinity.
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However, in light of the costly and embarrassing aftermath of this past week's disastrous Fyre Festival in the Bahamas, the flipside is worth examining for all involved parties.
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Tell me how you're using AI to parse language, and whether you're using it to find negativity, and flipside whether you also started using it to find positivity.
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On the flipside, writing down what you eat not only makes you aware of your food choices, it can be a deterrent from eating fatty foods and desserts.
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The flipside of We Live in Public was this incredible democratizing opportunity that the internet is—it gives people freedom to sell directly to consumers and connect with fans.
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The spouse who wants a strong marriage will refuse to lie or keep secrets and, on the flipside, will affirm their partner for fessing up and telling the truth.
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This is a good thing because it means that programming is evolving quickly, but the flipside is that it's going to be a lot harder to keep up with.
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The flipside is a lack of well-paid jobs and thus "a missing cohort of middle-class consumers with sufficient income to maintain robust domestic demand", the report finds.
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Cramer found Donald Trump's talks of keeping jobs in America a noble goal, but the argument has a flipside that both Trump and Hillary Clinton have failed to address.
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On the flipside, Ericsson rose 4.5 percent, after activist investor Cevian Capital bought a stake of more than 5 percent, saying it saw significant potential in the Swedish firm.
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On the flipside, StanChart is also targeting smaller corporates in EU countries that have significant business in its core markets of Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Cooper said.
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On the flipside, strengthening oil prices threatened to bloat costs for airline operators such as Qantas Airways and Virgin Australia Holdings, sending their shares down 2.6% and 6.5%, respectively.
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On the flipside, French stationery group BIC was the top faller, plunging 12 percent to a more than two-year low, after its first-quarter net income and sales fell.
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The flipside of what we're talking about is this is a company that just grew 40 percent and is only trading at 20 times [earnings]," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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On the flipside, young people with those aged 18 to 34 were more favorable towards the EU than people aged 50 and older in six of the 10 nations surveyed.
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Jim Cramer found Donald Trump's talks of keeping jobs in America a noble goal, but the argument has a flipside that both Trump and Hillary Clinton have failed to address.
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"Really, it's a shorthand for the process of buying stocks when enthusiasm for them cools, the flipside of selling stocks into a wave of euphoria," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Really, it's a shorthand for the process of buying stocks when enthusiasm for them cools, the flipside of selling stocks into a wave of euphoria," the "Mad Money " host said.
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On the flipside, the potential for regressive, draconian reform which now rests in Kavanaugh's hands should shock and galvanize every young person who has hitherto taken their rights for granted.
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The flipside of this willful ignorance of the scene in Iran is a fixation on the political context of the music, what Steward calls "the romanticized politicization" of Iranian music.
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On the flipside, if Netflix can deliver a show-stopping performance, the way investors are positioned in the stock could pave the way for a big move to the upside.
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However, the flipside of this strategy is that some southern seats, which were formerly safely held by Johnson&aposs party are now up for grabs by other pro-European parties.
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On the flipside, second-quarter earnings for AmEx could take a hit thanks to restructuring charges (which cost the company $84 million in the previous quarter) and historically low gas prices.
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The flipside of their technological competence will be a decrease in soft skills such as professional written communication and somewhat ironically, an emphasis or preference for in person meetings versus electronic.
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The flipside: Twitter's action was made possible by policies it created in response to years of lobbying on behalf of harassed users and countless stories about Twitter's failure to curb abuse.
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The flipside is that he's now been declared an "undesirable person" by South Africa's home affairs department and won't be allowed to return to the country he's called home since 2013.
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On the flipside, during good times firms often opt to reward workers with office perks and one-off bonuses, rather than pay rises that cannot easily be clawed back during downturns.
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On the flipside, though, it's totally understandable that she'd want to enjoy as much private time with her new family as she can before letting the rest of the world in.
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The flipside of their caution is that German households enjoy the second lowest debt levels in the euro zone, after Austria, as measures by the difference between financial assets and liabilities.
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On the one hand, the bull market has buoyed those investments but on the flipside, they may also be exposing their savings to unnecessary risk if the market takes a dive.
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No. But on the flipside of that, you know what I say is so crazy, I say, I am happy that my peoples were not the peoples stranded on the island.
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There's the flipside to that, where I'm sitting here with 34 years of our relationship that someone can claim to understand after listening to the band for three or four years.
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But on the flipside, with all the time spent at work, it comes down to wanting to be there, and having passion for what you do, so it goes both ways.
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On the flipside, you'll still be able to redeem your Capital One miles for any travel purchase charged to your account, as well as for experiences, gift cards, and cash back.
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"On the flipside, though, it may have reduced competition in the sector: "Having a competing technology likeMSQRD&aposs could have spurred Facebook to innovate internally and to produce a superior product.
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And on the flipside, even if you&aposre training multiple times a week in the gym, if you&aposre overeating — even "healthy" foods — you won&apost lose weight, according to Goodis.
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But on the flipside, it&aposs unclear just how much he&aposll repel moderates and energize Democrats to vote him out in districts like King&aposs across the country next year.
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On the flipside, contemporary art leaps in a different direction when reimagining the Christ—it gets creative, political, and sometimes outright anti-orthodox (look no further than Andres Serrano's incendiary Piss Christ).
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GET WITH THE PROGRAMMERS On the flipside, private equity firms are seeking partnerships with pension funds to bump up the valuation of assets without having to seek a market listing, bankers say.
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However in the case of doublesex the target gene sequence is found across all 16 species of Anopheles analysed so far—this is the flipside of it being so resistant to mutation.
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On the flipside, South African building materials retailer Cashbuild rose 0.17 percent to 258.89 after it reported revenue was up 3 percent in the first quarter compared with the year-ago period.
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The surprise is that in this new era, there's a flipside: you can still get yourself a slew of extremely decent automobiles for less than $25,000, and a few bargains below $20,000.
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On the flipside, Dunkin' Donuts, which not only offers pumpkin-flavored coffees, but also donuts, muffins and pumpkin cream cheese for its bagels, does not charge a premium for the fall favorites.
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On the flipside, some parents may feel it's high time to throw some more of life's responsibilities toward their kids once they see what their children elect to spend their money on.
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The flipside: Populations are growing fastest in countries that tend to be very religious (particularly in sub-Saharan Africa) and shrinking in some of the world's least religious countries (Japan, Eastern Europe).
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And Charles knows that one bad mutant will paint them all as terrorists, and that the flipside is that one or two or five good mutants can make all mutants seem good.
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On past releases of these seven-inches, the Brooklyn native has handed the record's flipside to Tigers Jaw, Craig Finn of The Hold Steady, and most recently David Bazan of Pedro the Lion.
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On the flipside of that coin, responding to your team member with a relieved, "I'm so glad I've never had to deal with that…" or "That's never happened to me…" isn't helpful either.
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Nashville: Starring Kesha, Jelly Roll, Margo Price, Struggle Jennings, and the infamous Mikel Knight and his last-chance group of ex-cons explore the flipside of the city that gave us Taylor Swift.
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On the flipside, if you're someone who leans more toward feeling, then serving individuals, groups or institutions through more front-facing relationship-based roles may be more important to you, says Horsham-Brathwaite.
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But the positive flipside of that environment for a company like Care/of is that it causes consumers to cling with particular loyalty to brand names in which they have faith, Polito said.
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On the flipside of Bliss Signal's dense, rain-sodden dystopian metal-music is a new release from Yamaneko (released this month), which is full of angelic new-agey light, called "Aquarius Echo Chamber".
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Because it sounds and feels very different to that first record, but at the same time it really does come off like a kind of flipside to it, like it's related to it.
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But on the flipside, as Foundry Capital partner Brad Feld noted, the rapidity in which the situation has escalated has also meant that several investors still have the money to continue funding startups.
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A boozy dancefloor paean for single ladies everywhere, the track felt like the flipside of the prior year's embittered kiss-off "Te Boté," featuring that smash hit's raw-throated rapper Darell to boot.
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But the flipside of selling to so many countries is that a global company cannot simply manufacture in one place and export products from that hub, as some mercantilists would like America to do.
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On the flipside, fares for the poor may also be jammed up to the limit of what they're willing to pay for a ride if they consistently travel to and from a poor area.
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There is inevitably a flipside to it all, and it's best reflected in an extremely honest ad for Australia produced by The Juice Media (credited as Australian Department of Environmental Irony and Mining Apocalypse).
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Lion takes the reins on the flipside with a pair of perky, jaunty, sweaty workouts that sound a bit like every good record DFA released in between 2008 and 2010 thrown into a blender.
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The new tech antipathy might just be another type of marketing To Andrew Przybylski's mind, the hype surrounding social media addiction is the flipside of the methods tech companies employ to sell their products.
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Amid all the talk of Pateks and Porsches, he once again lays bare the flipside of trapping, contemplating the tragedy of accumulating wealth that comes at the expense of your neighbors and loved ones.
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But there's a flipside to that good news: increasing automation means machines can replace workers, which is why employment growth in the advanced industries has remained relatively flat since 1980, while output has soared.
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The World Economic Forum predicts 5 million jobs will be lost to robots by 2020, but on the flipside, research by PwC shows robotics and A.I. will also create a new types of jobs.
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On the flipside, he said, foreign sellers have figured out how to game the system by submitting infringement claims against legitimate rival sellers to get them temporarily suspended in order to get more business.
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The flipside: It will be a split-screen affair, with much of the world's attention focused on protests in Hong Kong that are expected to be among the largest and most dramatic to date.
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Christoph Senft, a specialist in modern Indian literature who teaches at Pune University in Maharashtra state, argues that a "search for internal homogeneity" has become the flipside of India's rapid push towards the global marketplace.
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On the flipside, single Aries can find love in the most basic of places — think the gym, the office, or even the local latte line — thanks to Venus' month-long tour through your relationship house.
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The book is all about music and survival on the road, and Necrobutcher's whole thing about expressing any kind of vocabulary with satanism or paganism is that he sees it as the flipside of Christianity.
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On the flipside, the S10's screen also features improved blue light filters, which do a better job of cutting down on the slice of colors that can help make it harder to fall asleep.
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I hate the idea that people think that they're so powerful that they're free from any comeback—though on the flipside I want to give R. Kelly an opportunity to talk, and to explain himself.
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And on the flipside, teams give less well-known players a huge boost with their name recognition and resources: Players get paid a salary upon signing, support in fostering partnerships, and inclusion in team deals.
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"The flipside of the American dream [is] the American scheme," a wall text pithily observes in describing the portrait of the "confidence operator" Amos Leeds, a puckish character who calls to mind the Duke from Huckleberry Finn.
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On the flipside, the return of front-facing stereo speakers is welcome addition, and I'm glad that at least one company is keeping the legacy of HTC alive (especially since HTC can't seem to get it together).
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The flipside is that if you come into the job thinking that you're a giver, knowing all the answers, your colleagues will be resistant, and you'll set yourself up for failure, as Trump's performance makes abundantly clear.
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The flipside of the "raising fees" myth is that if a private investor can't find a way to generate more revenue, they will instead try to reduce operating costs regardless of the effect on service or safety.
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But on the flipside, you talk about George being this American thing, and definitely, but I grew up in Japan reading Curious George, assuming he was this Japanese monkey that all my friends and I read about.
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On the flipside, consumers who proactively froze their credit to ward off identity thieves after the recent Equifax data breach could now face delays and fees if they try to line up financing for a new phone.
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We're seeing something like that on the flipside where it's a handful of foreign fighters or returning jihadists, or those who have gained some information and insight from the internet, make otherwise regional separatist groups much more dangerous.
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And the company is also working on integrations for Amazon Sumerian, Blender, Substance, Modo, Cinema 4D, Octane, HighFidelity, Aframe, Houdini, Sansar, Mimesys, The Wave VR, Masterpiece VR, Artomatix, Flipside VR, Blend Media, NormalVR, Vectary, Streem, and Meta glasses.
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I might bellyache with an opportunity to intersect with mainstream culture at the wrong time, but on the flipside I might say I had great fortune intersecting with underground culture, at the right place, at the right time.
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And unlike traditional leases, a customer's credit score won't be damaged by early termination; on the flipside, leases with Xchange do not help to build a person's credit, even if payments are made in full and on time.
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That record—recorded in the aftermath of a surgery—mused on the impermanence and fragility of the human body, but this one considers the flipside: the ways in which we're able to move outside of our physical forms.
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On the flipside, if Roche's investigational MS drug Ocrevus wins U.S. regulators' approval — possibly as early as next month — pricing it flexibly for patients with different forms of the highly variable neurological disease is not in the cards.
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The flipside is also true, as has become obvious in the wake of two crashes of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft, in October and March, which have been linked to a malfunctioning flight-software system, and which killed 346 people.
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On the flipside, if you're gaming, it's a much better to play Fortnite with noise-cancelling earbuds than it is to wear a bulky pair of over-ears or wireless earbuds that don't have noise cancellation, like the MW07.
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The flipside of that is that we're also incredibly good at taking care of each other, and that is the reason why I think we've thrived as a species, because we're social, and we work together, and we cooperate.
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On the flipside, Wells Fargo said this week that retirements drove its financial adviser headcount lower in the third quarter, and it expects to see more retirements as it uses incentives to encourage younger advisers to take over clients.
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Plus, when you add someone as an authorized user, you'll earn points on all the purchases they make (though the flipside to this is you'll only want to add someone you trust to not make purchases without your permission).
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One thing would be providing more support to the admins of top groups, said Thomas Mahler, who is an admin of "Burning Flipside Flipizens," a group of more than 13,500 users focused on the burner community in central Texas.
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On the flipside, the arrangement of the planets around Kepler-803 bears a striking resemblance to our own solar system—smaller rocky planets are closest to the host star, while larger Jupiter-like gas giants orbit on the outskirts.
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On the flipside, 2627% of chronically ill patients continued to lack insurance, 22013% did not have a checkup, 0003% did not visit a physician, and 2000% lacked a personal physician one year after the implementation of Obamacare, the researchers found.
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Maybe it causes him to doubt himself a little bit, which leads into the fight with Nora, who's found herself on the flipside of Kevin, having gone from doubting to desperately wanting to believe she might see her family again.
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Sen. Kamala Harris has skyrocketed to the top of the Democratic field in recent weeks, but got a taste of the flipside of being at the front of the pack during the second round of Democratic debates on July 31.
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On The Night Of, she's playing the world-weary flipside of her character from Kenneth Lonergan's great 2011 film Margaret: a woman who's old enough to have seen it all and can cut through everybody's bullshit in about five seconds.
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And on the flipside, the discovery of a downed drone that had been saddled with bags of methamphetamine near San Ysidro, California, which shares the border with Tijuana, Mexico, suggests that smugglers are willing to take to the skies as well.
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Reddit and Twitter, for example, have each come under fire for their overly tolerant stance on free (read: hate) speech; on the flipside, Facebook and Instagram have been called out for issuing gag orders on what many users feel is legitimate content.
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Sinker describes this as a "brazen and courageous celebration of doomed difference," the "flipside of assimilation, of being all that you weren't expected to be": Monsters from a nation's Id suddenly and justly demanding equal time as thinking and dreaming and sexual citizens.
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The flipside to all of this noble work, as Mr Womack gently informs the reader, was Martin's absence from his family in Hatfield, leaving his wife and taking up a new life with his secretary in London, whom he would later marry.
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I didn't get to do as much research about Seoul as I would have liked to before coming here, but on the flipside, I didn't have any preconceptions about what to do or where to go, and ended up loving every moment.
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The flipside of this is that there are also men and women who bring false claims in the employment sector, negotiating small settlements against one employer and then moving on to a new job and starting a lawsuit against their new employer.
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As an economist and policy analyst, we've been skeptical of the Trump administration's direction on some issues, like NAFTA renegotiations, but we're encouraged by the results of regulatory and tax reforms because they let people prosper, the flipside of what's been stifling us.
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But on the flipside, Apple can also perform whatever search of users' FRT data that it wants, or include whatever fine print required to get users to "consent" to its ability to selling customers' face scans to the highest bidders (including the government).
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"The flipside is that with all this regulation and higher capital requirements, it does mean that it is becoming harder and harder to trade derivatives more efficiently," Manek explained, adding that the cost of such inefficiencies can be passed on to investors.
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But on the flipside, Dr. Naqvi says that alcohol can also cause an anxiety disorder over time, which can happen when alcohol's prolonged effect on the brain causes someone to constantly feel withdrawal (and anxiety is one of the main features of alcohol withdrawal).
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Cramer Remix: The worst stock in the world Cramer: The 14 steps to a real market bottom Cramer: How to stop Under Armour's vicious decline On the flipside, the pain in the oil patch seems to be front page news for the American oil industry.
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On the flipside, Bitcoin's inclusion on a show that trades in superficial references to "smart" things most people already sort-of know about shows that Bitcoin is already on people's minds, and not necessarily for the reasons that true believers in the technology would like.
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On the flipside, there's also the reality that consumers are not often "conveniently" informed of all the privacy and personalization options available to them, a good reminder that well-informed consumers do their homework and find out just how much control they can leverage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HILLSIDE, New York — When you first enter Susan Carr's solo exhibition, FLIPSIDE, on view at LABSpace, the 75 featured paintings and sculptures appear whimsical and carnivalesque; they're heavy on primary colors and rendered in a childlike, faux-naif style.
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Playboi Carti: Die Lit (Awge/Interscope) Although purists deride the rise of "mumble rap," the flipside of inarticulate performers is gorgeous music; it turns out that trap conventions, when softened into a blurry haze, ache and soar, animated by wicked hedonism and lyrical rapture.
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While the release's title track opens with a swirling mix of 909 loops and weighty bass, "Elixir" on the flipside offers a more melodic experience; relying on a smooth patch of breakbeats, faint vocal chirping, and calming bells that you can't help but sway along to.
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On the flipside, however, there's never been a better time to buy an Android phone, since the big three — Samsung, LG and HTC — have offerings with specs so similar that the only real difference are proprietary features and the software design layered on top of Android.
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That speed and power comes with a flipside though: Navigation can be a bit of challenge for the true beginner (me)—fortunately, it held up just as beautifully through subsequent crashes (into the ground, the street, a close call with the underside of a patio chair).
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On the flipside, her positivity about AI's potential could be viewed as highly consistent with strinent approach to regulating big tech: given how integral big tech is to AI research and development, Vestager's approach more likely reflects her keenness that big tech doesn't jeopardize AI's potential.
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On the flipside, there's also a huge opportunity for Chinese media companies to expand in the U.S. As a result, Chinese media companies are seeking opportunities to expand into the U.S. Lieberman said because of the country's rules on media, it has a wealth of family-friendly content it can export.
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Kamala Harris has skyrocketed to the top of the Democratic field in recent weeks, but got a taste of the flipside of being at the front of the pack during the second round of Democratic debates on July 31, when she weathered attacks from all sides over her career as a prosecutor.
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Zee: On the flipside, there's a great festival in London called Bent Fest and I think a lot of the artists involved in that scene don't want to go to mainstream spaces because they're either intimidated by those spaces, or there aren't many roots in for them, and I can totally sympathize with that.
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On the flipside, such algorithms could be a boost to the US economy as a whole, which loses an estimated $121 billion annually (about 1 percent of the US GDP) as a result of the 5.5 billion hours people send sitting in traffic (to say nothing of the 2.9 billion gallons of fuel that is also wasted).
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Sunflower Bean frontwoman Julia Cumming bridged the lengthy gap between the theatre's extended stage and the crowd by stepping out during a couple songs to shred on the bass while jumping back and forth among enthused fans in the pit, the irreverant flipside of frat house destruction (between songs, the band of 20-year-olds revealed they hadn't been to college).
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Goddamn. As a flipside to all that, Trump calling the dogs off of the weed industry wouldn't stop the more uptight states—like, say, Iowa, where I traveled recently and did a bit of Googling around to see what the weed options were; I was advised to go hang out on certain street corners—aren't gonna just instantly legalize it at a local level.
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"On the flipside, if she gains more votes than expected (29 percent or so to be meaningfully different from the polls) or if even more surprisingly if Mr Macron fails to make it into the second round then we think the market will seriously reassess the risks," continued Rochester, positing that the euro would likely sell off and the spread between French and safe haven German government bonds would widen in such a scenario.
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When she got to "Flipside," a turbocharged new rhythm-and-blues tune, she belted the chorus but compressed just as much feeling, at a cooler temperature, into the second verse: I finally know who I'm supposed to be My mind was locked but I found the keyHope it don't all slip away from me A few weeks later, during a lunch interview, Ms. Jones allowed that those lyrics reflected her current state of mind.
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The Yoga Book's battery also feels a bit undersized, as it only lasted 6 hours and 43 minutes on our rundown test, which is about an hour and 15 minutes shorter than Microsoft's Surface Go. On the flipside, sporting an Intel Core i5-7Y54 CPU, the Yoga book C4.23 is also 30 to 50 percent more powerful than Pentium 4415Y CPU-equipped Surface Go, which is a huge upgrade considering the original Yoga Book often felt a little anemic in the performance department.
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One of the things that it seems to me is that– in the 21st century, in order to address the biggest opportunities and challenges that humanity– I think it's both opportunities– spreading prosperity, spreading peace, scientific progress– as well as some of the big challenges– addressing climate change, making sure, on the flipside, that diseases don't spread and there aren't epidemics and things like that– we really need to be able to come together and have the world be more connected.
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In interrogations, she puts on personas like costumes: I do Warrior Woman, ready to rush out with her guns blazing and avenge all your wrongs, if you'll just tell her what they are, and her flipside Stroppy Man-Hating Bitch when we want to piss off a rapist or a Neanderthal; I also do Cool Girl, who's one of the lads and stands her round and has a laugh, who guys can talk to when they wouldn't feel comfortable talking to another fella.
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So many people have looked for work abroad since Poland joined the EU in 2004—and struggled with the shift from a central to market-based economy—that the Warsaw government has put in place a Powroty (Returns) programme, to lure skilled Poles back home from countries like Germany, France, Italy, Ireland, and the UK. On the flipside of that coin, you've got the sense that anti-immigrant feelings are brewing in the UK, spurred on by fears over access to public services and resources, and grossly sensationalized in the tabloid and rightwing press.
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As Brian Master, founder of the Working Families Party's New York state chapter, noted at The Nation, New York isn't as blue as it sometimes seems from Manhattan: While convention proponents cite an upsurge in progressive social and political movements like Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, immigrant-rights mobilizations, and the Bernie Sanders campaign as evidence of a leftward surge that could carry a reform agenda in a constitutional convention, it's essential to remember the flipside: Donald Trump won 45 of the state's 62 counties in 2016, and a late, post-Comey Trump surge in suburban and exurban New York Senate districts sent several Democratic State Senate candidates to defeat.
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