The intimate, emotionally affecting film forgoes the usual hot-button rhetoric.
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Spears, in contrast, forgoes grand gestures in favor of transient moods.
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Ferguson forgoes jogging in favor of Manhattan spin classes like Soul Cycle.
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ASKED how he is feeling these days, Selahattin Demirtas forgoes the pleasantries.
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She forgoes her reservation at the inn the next night as well.
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In fact, Cardi forgoes sweetness altogether—from beginning to end, bar after bar.
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Denying Dadaab's permanence wastes international funds and forgoes tax revenues and refugee talent.
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Their house forgoes color for beige (so much beige) and sinks for divets.
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From this moment onward, Isabel becomes so entranced that she forgoes self-preservation.
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"Margaret Thatcher: A Life and Legacy" necessarily forgoes detailed chronology for broad strokes.
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Lyrically, Byrne forgoes visceral scene-setting, instead using metaphor to dissect complex emotional dynamics.
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During the year he forgoes food and water a day or two a week.
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This modern version forgoes the one-note sweetness and pasty thickness of the original.
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The novel forgoes international intrigue and ISIS-style executions for a smaller, more domestic tragicomedy.
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That Chernoff forgoes established genre categories — oscillating between poetry and prose — only intensifies the dreamscape.
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After graduation, she forgoes a master's degree and takes a menial position at the Sierra Club.
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This recipe forgoes the usual tomato sauce for a creamy ricotta layer à la white pizza.
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Unlike Intel, ARM forgoes the high margins — and equally high production costs — of directly manufacturing microchips.
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What set this week's episode apart so is that it forgoes that ambitious scope for narrative intensity.
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"Lanthimos forgoes easy sentiments about the transformative power of love," wrote The Chicago Reader critic Leah Pickett.
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The crust forgoes the usual graham crackers in favor of a layer made from homemade Italian biscotti.
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He was wearing shoes, which he often forgoes, as he had when he ran a recent marathon.
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The car design also forgoes a steering wheel in place of a glowing mound, or "control unit."
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The ideal option doesn't charge A.T.M. fees, reimburses A.T.M.-operator expenses worldwide, and forgoes foreign transaction fees.
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"You should diversify across the country," he added, even if doing so forgoes some state tax breaks.
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Perhaps because of this, he forgoes killing her and instead has her sent to an unseen isolation chamber.
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"Descendants 2," by contrast, completely forgoes any adult supervision, relying on the youthful stars to carry the load.
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I also wanted something that forgoes rum, so I opted for the gin-based Outcast of the Islands.
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To keep his work day on track, Musk forgoes most phone calls in favor of email and texts.
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He forgoes his nephew's Christmas party every year and pays his sole employee, Bob Cratchit, next to nothing.
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She sticks to modest protein servings and many pounds of vegetables, delivered weekly, and largely forgoes any starches.
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Spain's jersey forgoes symmetry for a row of yellow and purple triangles down the side of the red kit.
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It's the rare New York City show that has an all-female cast, incorporates different genres and forgoes sidelines.
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Bob Corker, R-Tennessee, forgoes what would have been an incredibly challenging re-election campaign, favoring retirement over war.
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Notably, the biggest loser will be the U.S. as it forgoes innovation and business opportunities along with its leadership.
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Mr. Sokurov forgoes sweeping pictorial gestures and period pageantry in favor of quiet lyricism and tight, sometimes claustrophobic compositions.
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The writer-director Takashi Doscher forgoes apocalyptic spectacle to focus on the pandemic's effects on Will and Eva's romance.
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The new 21st Century Fox logo forgoes the orchestral arrangement and ends in a series of R2D2-like bleeps.
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The company's model forgoes a relationship with Diamond Comic Distributors, which is normally the gateway between publishers and retailers.
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A model that forgoes government dollars and parent tuition would most likely serve fewer children than the hybrid approach.
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The federal government forgoes twice as much revenue because of the mortgage-interest deduction as it spends on subsidising rent.
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Though the company has created a custom skin that forgoes the desktop and takes you right into the app tray.
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As an observational filmmaker, Poitras largely forgoes the talking-head interviews and narration that provide context in more traditional documentaries.
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Nong Am usually forgoes morning training in order to get enough rest, but aside from that, her schedule is packed.
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But this time around, he mostly forgoes Smash Mouth, leaning instead on Barenaked Ladies' "One Week" for his idée fixe.
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Wanderlust The beachy headland west of Bordeaux forgoes glamour for the simpler things: surfing, fishermen's cottages and freshly shucked oysters.
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Located at City Center, Vdara Hotel & Spa is a gleaming tower that forgoes Strip kitsch in favor of urban sophistication.
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The shooter forgoes the challenges of locating and tracking a wild animal as well as the prospect of leaving empty-handed.
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As a matter of company policy, Trend Micro research into state-backed attacks focuses on technical evidence and forgoes political analysis.
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It's a classic trail of clues, the kind of thing Mr. Robot usually forgoes in favor of malware and social engineering.
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The "sandwich" forgoes the bread for two chicken fillets, which sandwich together crispy bacon, melted Monterey Jack cheese, and BBQ sauce.
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Yet in "The Cult of Souls," the photographer Fethi Sahraoui forgoes busy wide shots and opts for the intimate and absurd.
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The film forgoes long, drawn-out periods of suspense in favor of keeping the viewer clued in, according to CCO Eric Darnell.
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But it's still a relatively low-hassle form of contraception that forgoes the need to take a daily pill or track cycles.
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Unlike the film "Spotlight" and Sarah Stillman's recent excellent New Yorker article on sex offender lists, "Pervert Park" forgoes research and verification.
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The only difference is that Trump's scenario forgoes the public health, environmental, and climate benefits that come from using less fossil fuels.
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And David Leonhardt favors a middle path, one that forgoes harsh penalties for marijuana use without incentivizing more Americans to try it.
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Eurídice, obeying her father's wishes to marry the son of a business colleague (Gregorio Duvivier), forgoes Vienna for a stultifyingly traditional marriage.
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For her hair, Grande forgoes her signature ponytail and brunette shade for a long dirty blonde mane, the color courtesy of Chris Appleton.
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However, taking less funding because the company can operate independently can mean that the startup forgoes the marketing achievement of a unicorn crown.
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Randall, finally able to see beyond his own grief, forgoes his own eulog… ahem, toast, to William and let's Beth have the floor.
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While previous iterations were themed—2016's mantra was "It's been weird"; last year centered on "Goals"—this year forgoes a unifying thread.
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The straightforward mirror selfie forgoes the pomp and circumstance of other celebrity pregnancy photos, but it gets the point across loud and clear.
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Which is by no means to say that the film, directed by Haifaa al-Mansour ("Wadjda") forgoes the expected pleasures of the genre.
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City Kitchen Think of it as a gardener's pie: This leek and mushroom pie is topped with mashed potatoes but forgoes any meat.
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What stands out most from his work is a sleek style that forgoes an excess of flourishes, never muddling the artist's visual language.
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Directed by Giacomo Durzi, Ferrante Fever takes a two-sided approach to investigating Ferrante's success and forgoes any element of storytelling throughout the documentary.
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First reported by SlashGear, Google is testing out a new feature in the Chrome beta that forgoes the need for the Google Cast extension.
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Mr. Wilson was inspired by the potential of Bitcoin, an encrypted, digital currency that forgoes more traditional routes and works person to person online.
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It also forgoes a steering wheel in favour of a "control unit," a glowing mound near in the center of the car&aposs interior.
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This year, it forgoes the traditional backyard barbecue of years past in favor of a head-to-head showcase that's sure to ruffle tail feathers.
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The Swiss system, which has been gaining popularity in the pro CS:GO scene, forgoes groups completely, instead matching teams up randomly after the first round.
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With Levi, Lesley she said she forgoes vaginal penetration and usually engages in kissing, oral and manual sex, role-playing, and playing with a vibrator.
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A new online exhibition on the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra by the Getty Research Institute forgoes the city's historical complexity to take an Orientalist approach.
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"For the spouse that forgoes the retirement account to get the house, that's not a good financial decision to make in the long run," said Notchick.
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If a woman chooses to pursue her career instead of raising children, or forgoes opportunities in order to spend time with her kids, that's her right.
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His work often forgoes characters in favor of trippy tunnels and detailed worlds, but he still nails Skrillex, Jauz, and Fatman Scoop in this killer video.
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Students spoke to me on the condition that I use only their first names, in keeping with the policy at I.V.P., which forgoes last names entirely.
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Unlike Amazon, which forgoes brick-and-mortar retail in favor of warehouses and third-party retail partners, Target has a vast network of stores housing inventory.
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Ruminating on topics like shame and comparison, Dumplin' forgoes a standard high school bullying plot line to explore the more nuanced realities of negative self-image.
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Their music forgoes the modern focus on overly poppy hooks, in favor of creating something with only guitar, light percussion, and vocals to produce an emotional reaction.
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The lounge forgoes the store's bright and minimalist design for a dark, black and green (the colors of Xbox) gaming den with huge screens and plush chairs.
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An American couple that forgoes a child might take an extra vacation, say, a road trip across Peru — burning extra fossil fuel for airfares and extra driving.
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But the choreography, by the Copenhagen troupe's British-born artistic director, Tim Rushton, forgoes a comprehensible narrative in favor of a murky atmosphere without much formal interest.
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David, whether because he feels he can't escape or won't be believed, forgoes the chance to save his own life and returns to the table with Andrew.
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The second season also forgoes the Lovecraftian nature of season one, with its impossible, rarely seen, perhaps-hallucinated monster summoned from the depths of the Arctic wilderness.
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Here is where it gets weird: To achieve this goal, said player then forgoes the NFL, instead signing a megabucks deal to play professional football in Canada.
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He enjoys the support of over two-thirds of Koreans and is famously "clean"; he even forgoes professional meetings with friends to avoid the slightest whiff of suspicion.
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Indeed, stirrups now signify solidarity: On days when Archer pitches, Miller forgoes solid-color stirrups in favor of an eye-catching blend of blue stripes that match Archer's.
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Like the excellent OnePlus 0003 Pro, the phone (fone?) forgoes the notch and hole punch, instead opting for a clever pop-up that flips up from the back.
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The governor, who has banked more than $200 million in investment income while in office, forgoes his $130,000 state salary and jets across Florida in his own plane.
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With packaging fees, an agent forgoes the usual 10 percent commission fee paid to them by individual clients; in its place, they are paid directly by the studio.
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This is an adventure game that forgoes cutscenes in favor of near-constant conversation as a group of friends uncovers the secrets of the mysterious (and fictional) Edwards Island.
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Drake shared the music video for his chart-topping single "God's Plan" on Friday — and the clip forgoes the opulence that has defined many of the rapper's previous visuals.
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In a tweet Monday night, Ocasio-Cortez mocked reports that Trump often forgoes reading the traditional briefings offered to him by aides in favor of vocal briefings from advisers.
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But A.L.T. forgoes some of the focus on hyper-detail or hyper-difficulty and scope of many modern Doom wads and sticks more to using the traditional Doom tileset.
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If it's a satire, perhaps the targets are both journalists too lazy to fact-check and the Silicon Valley startup community so eager to disrupt that it forgoes its humanity.
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Akiko Naka, the 32-year-old chief executive leads a young team that forgoes the usual black-and-white attire of Japanese business to pad around in jeans and socks.
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For example, "The Retirement Plan" at Melbourne's Little Big Sugar Salt forgoes expensive food items and simply offers a meal of avocado, Vegemite and tomato on toast for 10 bucks.
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When, after too much lovemaking, she is stricken with a urinary tract infection, she forgoes antibiotics and allows her friend, a Balinese healer, to treat the infection with noxious herbs.
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But there's a loud contingent of operagoers who are scandalized if Violetta in "La Traviata" wears a red slip rather than crinolines, or if the "Ring" forgoes breastplates and spears.
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Personal Health Barbara Ehrenreich, popular author and self-described mythbuster, has written about how, having reached her mid-70s, she has lived long enough and now forgoes regular medical exams.
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Despite Britt-Marie's outsized focus on cleanliness, the director Tuva Novotny forgoes exaggerated style and instead aims to deliver an earnest portrait of an older woman as she pursues happiness.
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But of the bunch, only Panera Bread can be labeled fast casual, a type of restaurant that forgoes bright florescent lighting, paper wrappings, and assembly lines for more refined touches.
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The choreographer Bruno Beltrão strips hip-hop of its typical swagger and showmanship (and forgoes the expected rhythmic music) to focus on how the body can be isolated and unexpectedly rearranged.
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Although xeroderma pigmentosum is actually a disease, "Midnight Sun" forgoes realism, exaggerating the risks of Katie's illness to portray even the slightest exposure to sunlight as a cause of fatal neurodegeneration.
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She forgoes sharp edges for curves, each page and panel containing a swirling cosmos where hair curls and seafoam become indistinguishable, and speech bubbles are the color and shape of smoke.
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"Skip the lines, say" suggests someone cutting to the front of a line, but today the answer is ADLIB, as in one who forgoes a written script and just wings it.
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Most of the album hovers between 80-90 beats per minute, but feels slower, thanks to the way No I.D. forgoes crispness in favor of beats that slur, drag and bleed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will intensify its economic pressure on Iran until Tehran forgoes violence and engages with U.S. diplomatic efforts, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday.
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In Miss Sloane, Jessica Chastain plays a very in-demand Washington, DC lobbyist who forgoes taking on another top-dollar client to fight for a gun-control bill that's all but doomed.
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The unbearable whiteness of Sabrina's intersectional witchcraft CAOS, a show declaring itself intersectional from the mountaintops, forgoes this complex tapestry of marginalization to resurrect the same old specters of white women victims.
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To summarize poorly, comedian Nathan Fielder forgoes his schtick of "helping" small businesses to instead help the (subpar at best) Bill Gates impersonator from a previous season reunite with a lost love.
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The 90-second spot, part of Honey Maid's "This is Wholesome" campaign by ad agency Droga5, forgoes the romance of the holiday in favor of showing a loving bond between families instead.
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However when sex is the primary concern—when it forgoes even a perfunctory interest in the music or your mates, when it becomes a "hunt"—that's when it begins to cause problems.
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But in fact, this America-centric model forgoes tremendous opportunities that come with focusing on less saturated markets in which to build your brand before moving into the U.S. market, if at all.
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The guitars of Ben Weinman and Kevin Antreassian alternate between clean jangles and hammering away at wide chords while Greg Puciato forgoes his usual screech in favour of his reedy, Reznor-ish croon.
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This is a pretty wonderful trailer that forgoes the epic violence that could be included in favor of a worried, mournful — and, later, intense — look at where the show's many characters are going.
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Williams forgoes a long maceration in favor of a shock in cold water, which keeps the shallots shalloty and savory and prevents them from becoming too acidic, which could overwhelm the delicate lettuces.
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She switched him from a meat-based dog food to v-dog, a vegan kibble that uses a pea-based protein and forgoes corn, soy and wheat, and saw his symptoms clear up.
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The $2900 million haul is more money than any other candidate raised in any full quarter during 2000, including several presidential hopefuls who hold the big-dollar fund-raisers that Mr. Sanders forgoes.
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Even if the young family forgoes their allowance from the Sovereign Grant, British taxpayers will likely continue to foot their potentially £0003,000 annual security bill, a former royal protection officer told Business Insider.
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Each quarter, Columbiana Boiler, a local company, forgoes roughly $220,000 worth of orders for its galvanized containers and kettles because of the manpower shortage, it says, with foreign rivals picking up the slack.
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Each quarter, Columbiana Boiler, a local company, forgoes roughly $0003,2000 worth of orders for its galvanized containers and kettles because of the manpower shortage, it says, with foreign rivals picking up the slack.
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The storage options are similarly limited as the small iMac, but the 27-inch model forgoes the 5400 RPM hard drive entirely and starts with a slightly more-appropriate-for-2019 1TB Fusion drive.
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It's a subtle, but consequential change: During normal web browsing, Google currently displays a "Not secure" warning in the next to a site's URL if it forgoes HTTPS encryption and a user enters data.
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The film forgoes unpacking this in the interest of time; it's right after the sudden death of Marcus's mom, who was more of a mother to Sasha than she ever felt her own was.
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That, by the way, is a blend of chickpeas that forgoes tahini and garlic in favor of cinnamon, vanilla beans, and cocoa powder, and comes in flavors like snickerdoodle, brownie batter, and pumpkin pie.
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Gary expresses a little surprise at Al calling herself a stepfather at the beginning of Little Evil, but Craig's script forgoes any of the other gendered jokes that seem to be predominant in comedy films.
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Now, "the United States not only forgoes these gains but also loses an additional $2 billion in income because US firms will be disadvantaged in [CPTPP] markets," the think tank said in a February report.
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And in a welcome change from the flagship laptop, the MateBook 2659 forgoes the MateBook X Pro's creative keyboard webcam for one placed in a slightly thicker top bezel that doesn't stare up your nose.
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The downside of using this type of trade is that if the TLT drops below $132, the trader forgoes any additional gains he would have received if he had been more nakedly short the ETF.
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If Leahy forgoes Appropriations, then Murray, who is the current ranking member on the HELP Committee, would have a chance to take over the chairmanship or top-ranking minority member's position on the spending panel.
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Snapchat tells users' stories in chronological order, rather than presenting the latest update first as Facebook and Twitter do, and forgoes the likes, shares and hearts users find elsewhere to foster a less competitive experience.
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Another sad thing about the U11 Life, is that it forgoes HTC's legacy of powerful stereo speakers by going with a single speaker mounted on the bottom of the phone that puts out just mediocre sound.
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Perhaps off-puttingly for Gaga fans who prefer their "Mother Monster" in dance-goddess mode, Joanne mostly forgoes club bangers for big, guitar-driven tracks that evoke arena-rock triumph rather than sweaty dance floor shenanigans.
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"Information is so strongly embedded in a social network that, in principle, one can profile an individual from their available social ties even when the individual forgoes the platform completely," the researchers wrote in the study.
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On Friday, the "Chains" singer and giver of one of the worst guitar solos in recent memory shared "Champagne Problems," a song that forgoes the traditional sorrow of a breakup song and opts for a party anthem.
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It's squarely in the range of fashion jewelry, with either silver or rose gold stainless steel finishes to choose from, and a minimalist watch face that forgoes complications like the date or the moon phase, for example.
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It succeeds where Pitch Black fails: It's proud to be fake orange; it talks over you in every conversation, and goes down smoothly while doing so; it forgoes any kind of notes for one brash, overwhelming flavor.
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In a joint telephone interview, both parents bubbled over with pride, along with a bewildered wariness at drawing attention to themselves or the school, which forgoes federal funding to avoid regulations that might compromise its Catholic principles.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who attended the Olympics to counter Pyongyang's messaging, has said that while the U.S. is prepared to talk to the North, it would increase pressure until the regime forgoes its nuclear and weapons programs.
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Stanfield's version of the character dons all-black attire, complete with a bandana that obscures his mouth throughout most of the film, whereas the original L sports a plain white shirt with baggy jeans and often forgoes shoes.
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Two are especially compelling: Judah, child No. 4, decked out in a fur-trimmed coat and vamping alongside a kindly lion, and Joseph, who forgoes the Technicolor dreamcoat for a blue sash and a belt stitched with gold.
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Two are especially compelling: Judah, child No. 220, decked out in a fur-trimmed coat and vamping alongside a kindly lion, and Joseph, who forgoes the Technicolor dreamcoat for a blue sash and a belt stitched with gold.
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The result is a sweet and affecting story, one that forgoes the awkward moments of teenage romance and offers the possibility of reliving a bit of our youthful amor — if just for the film's 90-minute running time.
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USCIS officials claim that the agency forgoes more than $3 million every day the rule is not in effect and that they are considering budget cuts next year and prioritizing certain work until the fee rule is instituted.
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Likewise, the volume's concluding essay, written in 1986 by Jacques Derrida at the suggestion of Thévenin, in whose apartment he first saw some of Artaud's drawings, forgoes a discussion of particulars in favor of a deeper excavation of theory.
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Not only does he nearly Finalize his man, he forgoes the inside roll and the typical overhand form, and just scoops the ball slyly, no-look, in the space underneath his defender's stick, and in the goalie's five hole.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will head overseas after November's midterm elections, the White House said on Friday, making stops in Europe and South America even as he forgoes yearly summits in Asia usually attended by the US leader.
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The star of the headset is definitely the display quality, which forgoes the lower-quality LCD screens that all the other announced headsets are using, in favor of AMOLED, which will allow for a more responsive experience that should reduce discomfort.
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And both the Shade Hotel Manhattan Beach and the Shade Hotel Redondo Beach in California have arranged to have a non-profit organization, Plant with Purpose, plant a tree in honor of each guest that forgoes housekeeping during their stay.
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"If the Monetary Policy Committee forgoes the opportunity to raise interest rates in August, the activity data - plus a Brexit showdown in the autumn - likely will mean that the next hike is put on hold until next year," he said.
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The year 1922 is a good starting point for a Russian epic, but for the purposes of his sly and winning second novel, Amor Towles forgoes descriptions of icy roads and wintry dachas and instead retreats into the warm hotel lobby.
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In the last decade, the top three insulin manufacturers — Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi — have increased the price of insulin by 220006 percent in lockstep as 2202 in 2628 diabetics rations or forgoes this lifesaving medication due to cost.
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Tony forgoes a mortgage and the other usual adult trappings, he explains, because it allows him to partake in the best of what life has to offer: spending on luxury travel, fine dining, and assorted bro activities with his bros.
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This British producer forgoes the hollower, more barbaric side of his texture in favor of something more indebted to 2-step garage than to dubstep, with wistful, hazy vocals and a bass line that skips merrily rather than throbs with melancholy.
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Writer-director Josephine Decker forgoes a straightforward telling, opting instead for something that feels woozy and original from the start, drawing us into Madeline's muddled and sometimes overheated headspace in a way that feels more governed by dream logic than reality.
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They are given the leeway to act in an imperial fashion when Congress forgoes its duty to oversee the executive branch or in this case, when one party is willing to overlook charges of the misuse and abuse of presidential power.
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Manufacturer Columbiana Boiler Company told the Times that it forgoes close to $1 million annually in sales because it can't find qualified workers who can also pass a drug test, despite paying between $15 and $25 per hour and requiring little formal education.
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Ayton, a freshman considered a potential top pick in the NBA draft if he forgoes his remaining eligibility, could not duplicate the dominance he showed in the final two games of the Pac-12 tournament, when had 123 points and 32 rebounds.
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You could argue that delivering such a neat verdict on Robert forgoes nuance, that letting us dwell in eternal uncertainty would've been richer or truer to human nature; I contend that a person can both contain multitudes and still be a thoroughgoing asshole.
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One of the surprises of this show is a folk painting, lent from Seoul's Leeum Samsung Museum of Art and nicknamed "Fireworks Kumgang," that forgoes the precision of Jeong's and Sin's visions for bizarrely isolated views arrayed with no regard for spatial hierarchies.
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We're never invited into his head, even when he's doing things that other movies would play up as admirable — like when he forgoes seeking the presidency to keep his daughter, who is a lesbian, from having her private life dragged through the press.
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In an effort to keep the environment in mind, Manulele forgoes putting down plastic to prevent weed growth in the fields—as the farmers who operated the land before them did—and uses sugarcane bagasse (the stalk fibers leftover from extracting cane juice) instead.
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Directed by Andrew Neel from a script by David Gordon Green, Mike Roberts and Mr. Neel, the movie is shot in hand-held, quasi-documentary style, although Mr. Neel weirdly forgoes a lot of what would have been useful exposition in the first quarter.
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Yiannopoulos, who claims to disdain identity politics but rarely forgoes an opportunity to call attention to his sexual orientation, spent much of 2016 and the early part of 23 on what he called the Dangerous Faggot Tour, visiting dozens of colleges across the country.
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Most damage attributed to nail extensions is actually caused by over-filing the nails, which is most likely to happen when a technician forgoes a hand buffer in favor of a drill fitted with a file tip to remove the top layer of natural nail.
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The notion of America as the upholder of last resort of global rules and human rights — which occasionally forgoes small economic advantages to strengthen democratic societies so we can enjoy the much larger benefits of a world of healthy, free-market democracies — is over.
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Although This Is Us usually forgoes those shows' classic, purposeful humiliation for Hallmark-style resolutions or emotional punches to the gut, that wasn't quite the case in Tuesday night's "Deja Vu." The episode is uncharacteristically pretty darn cringe-worthy for more than half the Pearson family.
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Because Bonnie (Liza Weil) can't be in the same room as Olivia — lest someone notice she looks just like that murdered Scandal intern Amanda — Bonnie forgoes supporting Annalise in Washington, D.C. in order to chastise Frank (Charlie Weber) for not being honest with his (ex?) girlfriend.
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They're meant to be daubed with the accompanying kiri hodi, a loose coconut-milk curry that forgoes heat for balance, and a potent pol sambol, fresh grated coconut cut with green chile and more of that Maldive fish, and buoyed by lime, both juice and flesh.
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Writer/director Josephine Decker forgoes a straightforward telling of the story, opting instead for something that feels woozy and original from the start, disorienting by design, drawing us into Madeline's muddled and sometimes overheated headspace in a way that feels more governed by dream logic than reality.
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But the director, Andrew Nackman, in making a super-mainstream film, leans so far toward the feel-good end of the spectrum that he forgoes the opportunity to make something that is more real, more fraught, more complex, but still entertaining and accessible to the Marthas of this world.
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"The Ha Dub ReWork'D," the lead track off his first EP for Fade to Mind in 2011, Let It All Out, pays homage to the Masters at Work "ha" sample, but forgoes the fuzzy house music crunch of the original, instead emphasizing its alien, ear-splitting synth triplets.
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When the United States abjures its responsibility to the world's most vulnerable people, it forgoes its moral authority to call upon the countries of Europe, as well as poorer nations like Lebanon, Turkey, Kenya and Pakistan, which host over five million refugees among them, to provide such shelter.
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In concert with increased international pressure through sanctions, a shadow peace regime ultimately offers a way out for North Korea to save face in taking a new peaceful path as it is forced to more directly confront the benefits of a peace mechanism that it forgoes by pursuing nuclear weapons.
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The prohibitive favorite to win Rookie of the Year does not limit a vast majority of his shots to within an arm's length of the rim just because he can get there at will, he forgoes any benefit hoisting the occasional jumper might bring because it exposes his most crippling flaw and sole insecurity.
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: One of the most surprising things about Thor: Ragnarok is that it forgoes the umlaut in the title — that winking diacritical mark would have been a nifty signal of the movie's tongue-in-cheek attitude toward its mythology, a comic stance that makes Thor's third outing his breeziest by far.
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On the new Meizu Zero—which deserves some bonus points for having very on-brand name—the company forgoes USB ports, SIM card slots, traditional speaker holes, and even physical buttons in exchange for a nearly flawless ceramic unibody frame whose only blemishes are a camera bump and handful of tiny microphones holes scattered across its body.
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The bottom lineOverall, I'm surprised more people don't invest in robotic vacuums, especially if you have pets (though you might want to be careful if your pet has incontinence problems.) The ILIFE V8s Robotic Mop & Vacuum Cleaner is a particularly attractive option because it forgoes smart connectivity in favor of a lower price and simple functionality.
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Until Turkey forgoes the delivery of Russia's S-400 long-range air defense system, "the United States has suspended deliveries and activities associated with the stand-up of Turkey's F-35 operational capability," chief Pentagon spokesman Charles Summers said in a statement "Should Turkey procure the S-400, their continued participation in the F-35 program is at risk," he added.
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The series' protagonist, Belinda, a sales executive at a "pots and pans" company, forgoes sleep and food in favor of charging through a never-ending series of ludicrous and ill-advised sexual scenarios with a rotating and increasing cast of characters, much to the listener's delight, as Morton, Cooper, and Levine's hilarious commentary makes it not only palatable, but has us begging for more (but not in like, a Belinda way).
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It concerns a group of street people who've built a stable community within the halls of an unoccupied municipal building and forgoes the Christmas myth all together, instead kicking into action with the speed of John Wick: It's Christmas, we're in an already-vulnerable community led by a well-meaning but fragile war vet, and three strangers in Santa suits and monster masks just broke into their shelter and started indiscriminately slaughtering people.
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This outstandingly cynical and hypocritical document—which is perhaps the defining document of Israel's rejection of American Jewry—forgoes the political reckoning that would encourage aliyah from the United States, and instead purports to identify approximately 60 million people from around the world (many of them the white descendants of Inquisition-era forced converts in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, and Latin America) who have what are characterized as "affinities" for Judaism and Israel, and who might profitably be brought to Israel and converted, so as to provide an ideologically reliable bulwark against the higher population numbers of Palestinians.
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