"The two sides conducted in-depth, pragmatic, efficient and fruitful discussions, and formed a series of fruitful results and consensus," Liu told reporters.
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It wouldn't be fruitful to review the Yankees' history in the June draft except to note that "fruitful" is probably the last word to apply to the topic.
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Still, that could change if this week's discussions prove fruitful.
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He also said talks with Pompeo were "beneficial and fruitful".
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The twelve years he spent as Expedia CEO were fruitful.
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Manchester should be a fruitful location for such an experiment.
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New talks with a Turkish investor may be more fruitful.
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There was always a commandment to be fruitful and multiply.
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I think it's more fruitful to look to the future.
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Making 1965 was a very fruitful time for us though.
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He would call it, in the end, a fruitful one.
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The talks, which resumed last week, have been surprisingly fruitful.
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More fruitful is the chorus of talk that surrounds Gladys.
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The diplomatic maneuvering that takes place upstairs is less fruitful.
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There are also seats where it will likely be fruitful.
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JL: I don't think this is going to be fruitful.
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Do you think it's going in a dramatically fruitful direction?
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That could prove a fruitful synergy — at least in theory.
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Mr. Tuchman had a fruitful career as a documentary filmmaker.
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"I think such a meeting might be fruitful," he writes.
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The impeachment case of Richard Nixon offers a fruitful example.
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I think we're having good fruitful conversations with our members.
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Indeed, some will argue that this approach has proved fruitful.
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I enjoy my career and have a fruitful social life.
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There was far more to her complex, fruitful, vigorous life.
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Tours to other areas of the country weren't so fruitful.
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And evidently it's been fruitful to take them very seriously indeed.
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Damn Yankees was just the start of a fruitful creative partnership.
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Harris and Biden have had long and fruitful relationships with Obama.
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I am sure that we will have a fruitful collaboration together.
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What makes your partnership so fruitful, especially after all these years?
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And perhaps this will prove a fruitful partnership for both parties.
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"It has been a very fruitful year for me," she said.
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Russian women and visiting World Cup fans: be fruitful and multiply.
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There's only women who are fruitful, and women who are barren.
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And sometimes they were fruitful and many times they were not.
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That first attempt to collect Lewis's story was not terribly fruitful.
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The Trump era has also been a fruitful one for Adelson.
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It's been a closely watched and fruitful period for the company.
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Athens was the catalyst to a fruitful output of creative media.
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The idea is to engender jolly and hopefully fruitful mutual aid.
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However, a gentler version of sense play proved much more fruitful.
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"Had Cohen actually cooperated, it could have been fruitful," they wrote.
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"That's how they threaten us if we're fruitful," the woman replies.
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I hope everyone had a fruitful Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Still, the Trump effect may not prove fruitful for the party.
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That effort fizzled, but a different definition of "entrance" proved fruitful.
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That would be a hard but possibly tremendously fruitful question to answer.
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Though lacking in creature comforts, Daphne proved to be a fruitful choice.
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"We hope to continue fruitful communications with the prospective buyer," he said.
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Memories from a fruitful travel experience sometimes cannot be described in words.
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Getting to know Deron Williams, the former Nets guard, became fruitful, too.
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However, the London operation "yielded no fruitful information," according to the Times.
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"We hope to continue fruitful communications with the prospective buyer," Lotan said.
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For Townsend, the ongoing debate between neutralists and selectionists isn't particularly fruitful.
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But Sekerková cautions that it takes patience to secure a fruitful meeting.
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Ultimately, the pair should not be building barriers to a fruitful relationship.
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That said, Kalia believes that approaching the issue locally may be fruitful.
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Intention is an old problem in art criticism, and a fruitful one.
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Let's hope the next year prove fruitful for boxing and its fighters.
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The partnership between James and Nike has been fruitful for all involved.
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We wanted him to have a head start on a fruitful retirement.
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However, it's not exactly fruitful to compare the reports side by side.
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Unfortunately, how countries use these capital inflows is not always so fruitful.
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This year had proven to be especially fruitful for the prolific artist.
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"God said be fruitful," the security guard said, returning to his post.
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I think that some fruitful partnership may soon be in the making.
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But I think there are places where it's a very fruitful collaboration.
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His trip turned out to be fruitful in more ways than one.
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Mid-month, I switched to "active listening," which was much more fruitful.
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Close cooperation and a fruitful partnership lies in store for our countries.
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The reporting turned out to be as fruitful as it was complex.
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Digital streaming could one day be fruitful, as might competitive video gaming.
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Thousands of tips came in over the years, but none proved fruitful.
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"I hope this visit will be successful and fruitful," Mr. Kim said.
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Beautycon has proven extremely fruitful in the years since its conception in 225.
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So it is not clear whether questioning on this topic will be fruitful.
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If the meeting, when I'm there, is not fruitful, I will respectfully leave.
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Cost-benefit analysis is fruitful territory for opponents of the Dodd-Frank law.
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My father has sustained a long and fruitful career in a different field.
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If you were expecting a fruitful mentorship between these two, you thought wrong.
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If Dr Nesse is right, evolutionary thinking could provide a fruitful new direction.
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MOSCOW – Russian women and visiting World Cup soccer fans: be fruitful and multiply.
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Casio's decision to put its energy into sound-bank style keyboards proved fruitful.
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Think having a famous face is the key to a fruitful dating life?
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The push to make the thinnest, lightest, most portable laptop is proving fruitful.
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VR is already finding fruitful use in the enterprise and select consumer applications.
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Ross told CNBC on Tuesday he's hopeful talks in China will be fruitful.
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Even one of the Mets' hottest hitters could not rescue a fruitful opportunity.
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The president's action to bring about fruitful public/private relationships deserves our support.
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Begin a process of trust-building that can lead to more fruitful dialogue.
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" After a "fruitful call" with Ljung, Chance tweeted "@SoundCloud is here to stay.
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Here, too, are rare glimpses into his long and fruitful partnership with Cunningham.
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One of his most fruitful experiences, he said, was at Northern Michigan University.
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Trade experts were skeptical on Thursday that the coming talks would prove fruitful.
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Unfortunately, I get no response and a phone call proves no more fruitful.
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And if we can create productive relationships, at some point, they'll be fruitful.
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We don't know where the talks go or whether they will be fruitful.
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The past decade or so has been your most fruitful as an actor.
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But there's no consensus about whether those strategies would be fruitful, Chen said.
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Snapchat's foray into original programming has already proved fruitful, with episodes of E!
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If you cultivate amazing daily habits, you can be assured a fruitful harvest.
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If I think that it's a meeting that's not going to be fruitful.
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The circle continues with X, adding another layer to their fruitful artistic kinship.
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This is one arena in which information sharing has been and will be fruitful.
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We look back at our favorite products of humor and politics' ever-fruitful union.
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Lovato followed it up with a collage of special moments spanning their fruitful relationship.
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What about that topic makes it such a fruitful thing for you to untangle?
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They are happy to pursue specific commercial outcomes, rather than creating fruitful commercial frameworks.
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His ideas gave economics some of its most compelling abstractions and most fruitful applications.
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That was when my conversations with my dad about painting started to become fruitful.
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Yet the pipeline is more fruitful than tech companies make it out to be.
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Going to hear La Bohéme with Angelo did prove to be fruitful for Cookie.
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The 1990s and first decade of the 2000s were more fruitful in this regard.
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There's just got to be something more fruitful and purposeful to discuss by now.
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I was so glad that all of her years of sacrifice were proving fruitful.
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Anything that will lay the foundation for a fruitful 2018 is a worthy celebration.
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I just really fell in love with the process and became very, very fruitful.
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That's why we clicked immediately and why we were able to be so fruitful.
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Their campaign proved fruitful: Wheeler ultimately adopted an application-based approach they had championed.
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Mr. Doyle's six-performer, single-set, intermission-free condensation delivers somewhat more fruitful results.
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But it also underscored his willingness to destroy a fruitful relationship with aggressive litigation.
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Thanks to my unfailing athenahealth team, my last day at work has been fruitful.
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I don't know ... But to be sure its a very stable and fruitful combination.
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Ultimately, Nordstrom Local felt like a fruitful retail experiment bridging digital and physical retail.
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And even under those conditions, there's not much common ground for a fruitful discussion.
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Our cities have had fruitful, meaningful experiences working with the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
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Not every option provides something fruitful, like deepening a relationship and a new ability.
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It also signaled the start of a number of fruitful artistic collaborations for Coogler.
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That mouse lived a long and fruitful life with the secretaries at Fringe Records.
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The rest of the day proves to be fruitful for both Jamie and Claire.
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Saffiedine's UFC run hasn't been as fruitful as his time in Strikeforce thus far.
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No wonder my attempts at interviewing North Korean kids have never been very fruitful.
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Notable quote: "I hope this visit will be successful and fruitful," Mr. Kim said.
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The film tracks a period in Sakamoto's career that was both fruitful and tumultuous.
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For one thing, Facebook can be time-consuming and addictive, to no fruitful end.
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There's more than enough room in this broad and fruitful land of the free.
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A third field in which infrastructure-based cooperation will doubtlessly prove fruitful is energy.
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For centuries, formidable interests had battled over the fruitful soils of the Philippine archipelago.
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A precondition for fruitful dialogue would thus be to start with a shared definition.
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But those conversations prove to be some of the most fruitful and meaningful ones.
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And I hope that that continues and that is a fruitful and productive dialogue.
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To investigators, Mr. McGahn was a fruitful witness, people familiar with the investigation said.
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But Trump's massive unpopularity has made more districts fruitful ground for the advertising technique.
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While those recording sessions were fruitful, some songs, like the title track, felt off.
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Kevin Gates' 2016 run was one of the most fruitful in recent rap history.
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It was a very fruitful experience, very instinctive and not with a lot of help.
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But she hopes that Oxia Planum will be a fruitful place to search for biosignatures.
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This is a more fruitful approach than trying to erase dialog from the Internet altogether.
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This was the beginning of a fruitful and largely drug-free period for both artists.
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The Nike/Apple deal has been a long and fruitful one for the two companies.
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Motherhood does not have to signal the end of a fruitful career, and vice versa.
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I'd also hope that the collision between progressivism and older traditions will also be fruitful.
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Just as hopeful that our friendship is as fruitful as our working relationship has been.
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This year has been rather fruitful for the underdog at the Australian Open tennis tournament.
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He encouraged them to make fruitful plans for their lives, to craft a better future.
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It's tempting to potassium off as a joke, but these fruitful creatures are no gag.
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Zombies, it's a way of looking at it that I don't think is very fruitful.
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The end of a holiday weekend, it was a fruitful day to scrap for cans.
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There's no reason why the next 10 years in transportation can't be exciting and fruitful.
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Debate is fruitful when the terms of the conversation are agreed upon by both parties.
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So the WTO multilateral route seems less fruitful than it has been in the past.
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" The SDNY also noted that "(h)ad Cohen actually cooperated, it could have been fruitful.
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This latest book, however, journeys into new and fruitful territory for Ball — not entirely successfully.
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High-tech but low-fi, they suggest the results of an especially fruitful dumpster dive.
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Trying to be someone or something you're just not isn't going to be as fruitful.
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" The publication even wrote that Dungey's "biggest success has been her fruitful relationship with Rhimes.
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This, of course, is a disservice that feeds into the fruitful fantasies of the protestors.
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The record's pleasantly ramshackle spirit evoked a fruitful jam session with moments of gospel elevation.
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His relationship with The Rolling Stones—both as fan and collaborator—has been exceptionally fruitful.
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These collaborations with Suzi Analogue and Black Spade would really prove fruitful to both parties.
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Mr. Trump, too, seemed to feel that the talks in Finland were fruitful and underappreciated.
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Vice's partnership with HBO, where "Vice News Tonight" runs on weekdays, has been more fruitful.
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Ringing up cigarettes behind bulletproof glass isn't the beginning of a long and fruitful career.
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And experts are skeptical that fruitful progress can be made by a March 21 deadline.
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Much as in their first week, the Yankees had squandered a potentially fruitful scoring chance.
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What does it take to have a career as fruitful and diverse as John Cena's?
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He has made my life meaningful and fruitful through my relationships with family and friends.
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Like the ghost of Jacob Marley, they lead to unimagined, sometimes frightful yet fruitful destinations.
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Many of history's most tumultuous moments have, after all, been among the most artistically fruitful.
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The effort is not always fruitful, particularly when wading into a sea of unknown sources.
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It&aposs perhaps the start of a fruitful career bringing pungent smells into the world.
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I'm looking forward to meeting you all here, and to fun and fruitful Story Times.
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Others say the administration is likely to hold off as long as negotiations remain fruitful.
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I held fruitful discussions with the duo on how to promote Uganda's tourism and the arts.
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Their, erm, fruitful partnership, only got underway thanks to a dating algorithm, made specially for gorillas.
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That duality was discovered 220 years ago, and it's amazing to what extent it's still fruitful.
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One fruitful avenue of research is what elements of language are shared by humankind's animal cousins.
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For the first two years of its existence, the council's relationship with Twitter was relatively fruitful.
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I'm not going to be as fruitful with language as I can be with my art.
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With those two ideas in mind, I began my search—and it was a fruitful one.
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So far the apartment search process has not produced anything fruitful, though, so we shall see.
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It will ask which state's model is likely to prove more fruitful in the long term.
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Ventures with American firms were more fruitful than those with firms from Hong Kong or Japan.
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GM has also had a fruitful relationship with its local manufacturing partner, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp.
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It was early 2003, and at age 26 he already had a fruitful career at Microsoft.
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Hopefully that common ground will lead to a fruitful collaboration on new rules in the future.
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Thanks to his fruitful reads, the Pelicans have become the most proactive team in the league.
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As fruitful as their partnership was, it sharpened tensions with the band members they were sidelining.
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What is an investor to do, then, in a less fruitful investing future, however it unfolds?
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AeroGrow's Miracle-Gro AeroGarden is an alternative that can make your indoor garden far more fruitful.
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It creates a culture that isn't helpful for well-being and isn't fruitful for creative energy.
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How could we structure this so it's easier or more fruitful for you or your students?
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Still, it's a method that has led Clay on a clear path towards steady, fruitful work.
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Ford (F) has a complicated but fruitful relationship with the Las Vegas-based Shelby American company.
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The fact that its methods have been fruitful is equally satisfying for all at the company.
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Our city, on the other hand, has long enjoyed fruitful ties to Cubans and their culture.
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Observe Geri during this fruitful moment and soak up the glory of a human at work.
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I think it's not fruitful for me to kind of compare us directly to Hampton Creek.
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"It's not fruitful to try to use logic to predict how consumers will behave," he said.
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Now, the team is hoping his relationship with Vlade Divac, the general manager, will be fruitful.
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I opened with "I wanna be your monero," which I wasn't entirely certain would prove fruitful.
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"Working in Process" is less a cohesive work than a series of artfully composed, fruitful experiments.
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News organizations are often competitors, but this was an extraordinarily fruitful collaboration that stretched over months.
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When Mitchell publicized the matter, the Mississippi Legislature appropriated money that led to a fruitful find.
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Already, thanks to the farm bill, we have seen that programs that support landowners are fruitful.
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Republican senators have had to decide whether public appearances would be fruitful or the crowds hostile.
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The Duffey e-mail is a prosecutor's dream, opening up various lines of potentially fruitful questioning.
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"Egypt might be a particularly fruitful pressure point in applying pressure to North Korea," Carriere said.
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" "If I think that it's a meeting that's not going to be fruitful, I won't go.
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Beyond the name, her sister Jaclyn — herself a Parsons grad — proved to be a fruitful collaborator.
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But it could be the start of a very fruitful campaign come awards season, with Warner Bros.
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I THINK THAT WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST FRUITFUL AREAS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION CAN ATTACK QUICKLY.
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"If those investigations become fruitful, then there is a possibility of a Rule 35 motion," Cohen said.
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That forged the start of a fruitful relationship between Dolezal and the band — and particularly with Mercury.
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Baghdad does not believe an "economic blockade" is fruitful, he added in a reference to U.S. sanctions.
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Although opportunities in emerging markets could prove fruitful, the U.S. dollar poses the biggest risk, Moore said.
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Cooperation to reduce the threat of nuclear terrorism and proliferation represents one fruitful area for further cooperation.
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This could prove to be fruitful terrain for founders, and perhaps even more impactful than the Force.
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But all would be fun, fruitful ways to expand the world, and truly make Wakanda last forever.
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For quants, this is a fruitful area to explore, as it speeds up the availability of information.
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And since you can't predict the future, you need to plan for a long and fruitful life.
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Weigh your pros and cons so you can be positive that this journey will be fruitful. 3.
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And what a fruitful year it has been for Netflix, and for us, its loyal servants customers.
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So just having interest in the mechanics behind our experience can be a fruitful line of questioning.
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Granting Turkey "safe country of origin" status comes at Mr Erdogan's most fruitful period of press-censorship.
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The second series to prove fruitful for the creation of The X-Files was Moonlighting (1985–20183).
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"We have had a lot of briefings lately and they've all been very fruitful," Van Valkenburgh said.
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The moments in which Mendelsohn draws parallels between the Odyssey and his own life are, less fruitful.
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As a result, it has been a fruitful Bible verse for those looking to squelch political dissent.
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Elsewhere, Björk discusses what utopia means to her and speaks of her fruitful creative relationship with Arca.
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The 210s were one of the most fruitful periods for the use of synthesizers in heavy music.
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Still, he's open to brief gatherings as long as they're highly productive and fruitful for everyone involved.
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Sticking to an investment plan and ensuring that it's fruitful isn't always the easiest thing to do.
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Two exhibitions in two downtown galleries, a few blocks apart, make this point in a fruitful reciprocity.
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But it's a fascinating notion and one that beckons fruitful exploration of this city in the future.
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Whether those temporary measures could be extended beyond the Olympics would depend on whether negotiations prove fruitful.
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Much of the commerce was fruitful; some of it — a massive traffic in slavery — was morally indefensible.
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Any hope of Henry's mercy will prove no more fruitful than Anne Boleyn's hope for the same.
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Fruitful discussions took place once students returned with notes from listening to the episodes of their choice.
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Rather than encounter a rigid ideology at work, one senses a fruitful tension between these two commitments.
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The Chinese internet has proved to be a fruitful place for the party to spread its message.
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They teamed up to work with him on a television adaptation, and the connections would prove fruitful.
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And engaging Russia, China and Cuba in the solution to the Venezuelan conflict could actually be fruitful.
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Like Hockney himself, hale and fruitful at the age of eighty-one, the film has weathered well.
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He knew nothing of disciplinary boundaries, veering into philosophy, literature, anthropology; it could be fruitful or dilettantish.
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CEO Brian Cornell's efforts have been fruitful so far for the retailer, the Mad Money host said.
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Mr. Schultz could certainly play to these voters, but it is not a particularly electorally fruitful group.
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The next year, having been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, he spent a fruitful period in Florence, Italy.
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So I would say I think this is an extremely fruitful time to be working in the arts.
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Due to the size and limitations of space, most fairs don't allow for such fruitful juxtapositions between exhibitors.
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Most rare diseases, however, have no treatment—and this is where the NHS data will be particularly fruitful.
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And despite everything Hollywood threw at her, Marta persisted and managed to create a fruitful career for herself.
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Even at the top of his budget, "the search did not produce that many fruitful spots," he said.
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The more interesting and fruitful approach would be to think about the most elegant solutions and build them.
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Ameliorating autism by tinkering with the ecology of the gut might thus be a fruitful line of inquiry.
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Spotify and the big music labels are in a co-dependent relationship that is both fraught and fruitful.
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"I learned that that wasn't going to be the fruitful experience I wanted it to be," she shared.
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We went through a very special experience and time together and I celebrate his long and fruitful life.
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Creating computer programs that can chat convincingly is a fruitful challenge for AI researchers that may benefit humanity.
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Waiting for coal to come back is about as fruitful as waiting for the South to rise again.
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Perhaps more fruitful is to take aim at tech entrepreneurs and those to whom they look for inspiration.
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A former copy editor, I found this search immediately fruitful; the jungle of grammar is, after all, bountiful.
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We're starting to get close to July 4th, which makes it an oddly fruitful weekend for tech deals.
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For several years, Montreal natives Melissa Matos and Emmanuel Mauries-Rinfret have enjoyed a fruitful and diverse collaboration.
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It's been an especially fruitful program at attracting younger customers and those who have never owned a Mercedes.
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There are far less fruitful ways to spend time on a screen than these intravenous hits of wisdom.
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But jurors afterward said further deliberation could prove fruitful if the judge provided more explanation of the law.
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"I too look forward to having fruitful talks with my great friend President @realDonaldTrump as always," Abe wrote.
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And Googling before a date proves fruitful — 40% backed out of a date because of what they found.
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The efforts have proved fruitful for the Mets, highlighted by Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Miami Marlins.
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"It's hard to have a fruitful romantic life when I'm never in one place for long," they said.
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But items that proves fruitful in the Big Apple will enjoy a (much) wider distribution down the line.
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The #MeToo movement has proven fruitful in many ways, and compelled women to come forward with their stories.
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A favorable ruling would also open a fruitful avenue for Oversight Committee Democrats to use on other issues.
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Bret: This seems to me a more fruitful avenue of political action than another long conversation about hate.
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One fruitful step has been to work with countries to curb gang violence that forces people to flee.
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For Schweppe, that was her mom — and she's built fruitful relationships with other women advisers in Charlotte, too.
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As the club noted in its tweet announcing the signing, Golden's run with Fnatic has been very fruitful.
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A system has been deployed to South Korea to address the threat from Pyongyang's increasingly fruitful missile program.
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Seen in the context of Barrymore's eventual fruitful career, it's a reminder that lives are long and complicated.
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South Korea could direct the North's offer to a more fruitful forum for negotiation: Indirect negotiations through mediators.
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"I held fruitful discussions with the duo on how to promote Uganda's tourism and the arts," Museveni tweeted.
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" The inaugural theme was the "proper treatment of that fruitful source of bickering in the household — cold mutton.
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The potentially fruitful question of "Discovery" is to ask: what happens to your principles when they become inconvenient?
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In the highly unlikely event that these efforts do not prove fruitful, I intend to return to radio.
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De Palma went on to use his bountiful bag of cinema tricks to more fruitful, even classic, effect.
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Feature A Vanderbilt neuroscientist has discovered an unusual but shockingly fruitful way to study our most enigmatic organ.
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The stories will certainly be fruitful for Mr. Newman's show, whose first season premiered last year on Netflix.
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Instead of promoting fruitful discussion, the Vatican preferred to return to a "clerical self-referential" mode, she wrote.
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Perhaps the most fruitful way of thinking about fine tuning is to appreciate it as a focus for curiosity.
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But Mr Trump is no King Lear, whose choleric old age was preceded by a long and fruitful reign.
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Salzgitter CEO Heinz Joerg Fuhrmann said the U.S. market for large pipes was in any case not very fruitful.
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Still, it's not clear how fruitful the interview was, as multiple Democrats said they learned little from the testimony.
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The findings from the large scale YouTube experiments led to very fruitful brainstorming with the agencies and brand teams.
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And the debate may be more fruitful if research continues to open up new options for better-designed interventions.
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Move on and only do what I tell you next... I did a really unprofessional yet fruitful thing once.
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With this bolstered luxury portfolio, Lux could prove fruitful for Airbnb as higher-priced listings have greater profit margins.
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Amid his travels throughout the states to visit average citizens, it seems he's also had fruitful conversation with publishers.
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The 2017 line has, like so many online jokes, returned to be fruitful (lol) and multiply across the internet.
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Now that scientists have an instrument sensitive enough to detect spacetime ripples, LIGO's next observational run should prove fruitful.
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And perhaps, in trying to do so, you will discover new ways of thinking as well as fruitful knowledge.
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Though Sgrò expressed caution, Emanuela's brother Pietro told NBC News that he is hopeful the tip will prove fruitful.
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One particularly fruitful collaboration was with Garm, a Swedish-language satirical magazine, which Jansson began contributing to aged 15.
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This particular fruitful accident couldn't have occurred at a better time — just two weeks away from Chinese New Year.
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Anyway, Lloyd and Wayne have a long and fruitful history together, and now they are back in the game!
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The paper points out that previous drug trials attempting to stop pain by inhibiting FAAH production haven't been fruitful.
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The Australian producer Flume's whole career has been busy, its rarely been as fruitful as the past calendar year.
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India's Netflix and Amazon series have found international audiences and critical acclaim, offering a fruitful playground for complex storytelling.
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West also claimed that giving money to him would be more fruitful that opening up a school in Africa.
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This causes insecurity, anger and a host of negative feelings that won't contribute to a fruitful foundation for growth.
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But McCarthy warned lawmakers they might have to return early if negotiations prove fruitful in the next two weeks.
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Deputy Chairman Andrea Della Valle said "the collaboration was fruitful for both sides", without giving reasons for their departure.
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Bank of America said both cash and derivatives products were less fruitful when reporting a 17 percent revenue decline.
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To grow stronger it needs to tackle hard tasks in fruitful ways—and to be allowed to recover afterwards.
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This new state of mind wasn't very fruitful for me until mid-February, when I met Jude* on Bumble.
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But other apps have sprung up in Tinder's wake that promise a more refined, exclusive and ultimately fruitful experience.
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A fruitful electric reliability and resiliency agenda is in sight, but it's rooted in strengthening, not gutting, competitive markets.
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About 237 to 230 meetings developing the thesis behind such a deal proved fruitful, according to the Blackstone podcast.
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Years of economic mismanagement and isolation from international sanctions crippled the once-fruitful economy, rich in minerals and agriculture.
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But some of what happened in 1997 or just after, was fruitful — or at least established a way forward.
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I think anarchist thinking is one of those profoundly radical ways of thinking that is very fruitful, very generative.
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Mr. Cavusoglu described the meeting, which covered the case of Mr. Khashoggi among other issues, as useful and fruitful.
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But what should have been his most fruitful years as an architect were blighted by his country's tumultuous history.
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Nick spilled the tea with "The Breakfast Club" Thursday ... saying he's following God's orders to be fruitful and multiply.
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After Gerstl's suicide, Schönberg would participate in the Blaue Reiter movement, continuing the fruitful dialogue between art and music.
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But they said the White House's unyielding position — epitomized by Mr. Pompeo's 12 demands — would make fruitful negotiations impossible.
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After a "very long and fruitful meeting" with Mirziyoyev, Mogherini said the reforms had the full support of Brussels.
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Payton, an aggressive play-caller, and Brees, the most accurate quarterback in N.F.L. history, embark on a fruitful partnership.
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Major initiatives in other key sectors are inspiring fruitful public-private collaborations, bringing the most promising technologies to life.
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Gates called the book "a helpful guidebook about how to make that process as smooth and fruitful as possible."
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It also provides more fruitful ground for future seasons, which will likely depart even further from the source material.
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Gates called the book "a helpful guidebook about how to make that process as smooth and fruitful as possible."
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Doing so would theoretically allow the United Kingdom to strike a quick, fruitful trade deal with the United States.
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Now, within less than a year's time, three major shows about their long and fruitful partnership have been planned.
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" Liu hinted that the two sides are moving closer to a deal, calling the latest round of talks "fruitful.
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But in all seriousness, the beginning of Libra season is a fruitful time for Libras to begin new projects.
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A more fruitful step for the international community would be to find ways to help alleviate Venezuela's immediate problems.
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These experiments can be fruitful, some researchers tell The Post, pointing to two relevant discoveries made just months ago.
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I had a fruitful affair with Glossier's cushiony glassy shine in 2018, and fell hard for Tower28 in 2019.
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Regular meditation, say about 15 minutes a day before you turn in, can be very fruitful in this regard.
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Amid today's distrust of liberalism—and liberal self-doubt—it is worth remembering just how fruitful those positions have been.
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Perhaps injured, 2856 backed away from other, larger, dominant bears, rather than challenging them for the most fruitful fishing positions.
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It felt like quite a fruitful way around of re-engaging with what is a very, very well-trodden format.
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Vautier's theory flop suggests that what is more fruitful today are efforts to facilitate access to, and appreciation of, art.
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It's the kind of partnership that's proven fruitful for Nike in the past, with longstanding partnerships with companies like Apple.
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The hope is that, if fruitful, the skipper will be able to save money on fuel and other logistical costs.
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" Emma Thomas, the CEO of charity Young Minds, which is a Heads Together partner, said afterwards, "It was really fruitful.
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However, the detectives' interview with Manson "did not produce anything fruitful," according to an LAPD statement released Wednesday, and Det.
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If the Snapchat-Viacom deal proves fruitful, it would prove mutually beneficial for the two companies that have complementary problems.
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However, being open to a few different days can be fruitful if wine fans are looking for a specific adventure.
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And according to Mensa, the pairing with Roc Nation has not only been fruitful, but also a matter of fate.
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But the past few years have not been as fruitful for HTC, which has produced a series of beautiful disappointments.
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Manzone is at risk of Huntington's disease, a hereditary illness that has robbed many of his relatives of fruitful lives.
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So, what can we do to better connect with our future self and start planning for a more fruitful retirement?
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Using the 15-puzzle is a fresh and potentially fruitful approach, said Sriram Shastry, a physicist at tUC Santa Cruz.
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Polito was often described as a character actor, which is perhaps why he alliance with the Coens was so fruitful.
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It isn't the most fruitful path, but the capped-out Cavs can't just go out and purchase whomever they want.
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Much of it comes from across the border in Myanmar, where efforts to control the border have not been fruitful.
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The U.S. and EU have held "potentially fruitful discussions," and Ross said he hopes the entities can potentially avoid tariffs.
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ROSS: BECAUSE WE'RE HAVING SOME POTENTIALLY FRUITFUL DISCUSSIONS ABOUT AN OVERALL REDUCTION IN TRADE TENSIONS BETWEEN THE EU AND OURSELVES.
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Ms. Hershman Leeson has long worked with people of different disciplines, and science is fruitful territory for her artistic imagination.
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"If the meeting when I'm there isn't fruitful, I will respectfully leave the meeting," he told reporters on April 28.
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What opportunities can be jointly pursued and what fruitful strategies might Presidents Trump and Putin entertain after the Helsinki Summit?
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Stocks fell on Thursday after President Donald Trump indicated trade talks between the U.S. and China may not be fruitful.
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Strong and steady pressure combined with open dialogue may take time to yield results but will ultimately be more fruitful.
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The late singer-songwriter Bobby Womack was one of Gorillaz' most fruitful collaborators, appearing on three varied but memorable tracks.
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The idea proved to be a fruitful hybrid of the mythological and science fiction themes that intrigued Kubrick and Clarke.
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How will humans reshape one of our most cherished expectations – "Be fruitful and multiply" – in the span of one generation?
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Few people can claim a more fruitful career as professional identical twins than 44-year-old Gary and Larry Lane.
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That skews the numbers a little and perhaps means they do not reflect just how fruitful pressing high can be.
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The private talks have been fruitful; Republican senators are now edging closer to a health care bill that could pass.
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We want people to have fruitful conversations, and for that to happen, you need to know what they're talking about.
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While it seems perverse to lump two unprofitable companies together, Musk is hoping there's an opportunity for fruitful collaboration here.
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The two sides reportedly had "fruitful" talks over the weekend but they're still not close to striking a new deal.
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If the fruitful contradictions in Berran's attitude toward picture-making keep pace with his technical facility, he will be unstoppable.
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Gail: Well, I'm sorry to give up such a fruitful area of argument, but our plan requires we move on.
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There's a reason dive bars and pubs have always provided fruitful settings for storytelling, from The Iceman Cometh to Cheers.
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The efforts to lure Russians were especially fruitful, with more than a tenfold increase in tourists last year, to 623,000.
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Less than a year out from the 2018 midterms, these efforts have yet to prove fruitful, though, spawning broad frustration.
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He then held "a long and very fruitful call with President Michel Temer of Brazil," and met with Lt. Gen.
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The minister said the talks had led to "very fruitful conclusions" and there would be another meeting on Jan. 24.
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The CSA report cited successful enforcement actions such as Bucci et al as an example of fruitful inter-provincial cooperation.
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As the New York Times declared jubilantly: This work of Hubble's was just the beginning of an incredibly fruitful career.
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Experts disagree on whether to trust the Taliban as a good-faith negotiator and whether current talks may prove fruitful.
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And the investigating thus far, both by special counsel Mueller and by journalists working on the story, has been fruitful.
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Perkins recalled the early days of the company, before they had over 250 employees, and when investment was less than fruitful.
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Why is it important to recognize that today's progressive brawlers have a rich and fruitful historical legacy inside the Democratic Party?
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Fruitful excursions into the jazz, salsa and classical were still to come, as were innovative live albums and evocative soundtrack work.
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Oprah is known to leave her garden with a more fruitful bounty than most city-dwellers will ever lay eyes on.
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Continuing discussions with Fincantieri would allow us to intensify the fruitful cooperation we have and, in time, create a global leader.
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However, in a service-based economy, it makes sense that focusing on worker morale might be a much more fruitful approach.
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Man, it is wild that this video, Kanye's first in a string of fruitful collaborations with NABIL, isn't available on VEVO.
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Critics say Amazon uses its sales data to find fruitful areas where it can produce generic versions of already-popular products.
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The deal also represents a small, yet possibly fruitful area for Tesla as it tries to grow its energy storage business.
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The most fruitful policy would be to reform India's labour market so that women can be sucked into jobs en masse.
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"We had a fruitful meeting in Lausanne and we struck a balance between our (national) sovereignty and IOC Charter," he added.
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Frankly, the marriage between Ruth and Martin was unusual in any era — the 20103 years of devotion, the fruitful working partnership.
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I also don't care if the public becomes momentarily swept up in their shenanigans, making their efforts to entice us fruitful.
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And so we pray that this conversation will be fruitful and productive and honoring of the best traditions of this nation.
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" In the end, the collaboration was "very fruitful," even if questions remain, Shah said: "How long does the actual implant survive?
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Beyond cost-cutting measures, as fruitful as they may be, like-for-like growth is a key element to sustainable profitability.
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Portrayed only as an omnipresent, villainous specter in the first game, fruitful and unexplored ground remained in telling his origin story.
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All over the coasts and the United States, the most fruitful and agriculturally productive landscapes were once territories of native peoples.
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The memo, which was highly redacted, did not offer details on the other investigations in which Flynn's cooperation has proven fruitful.
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A better and more fruitful solution is for Congress to ensure that the TSA plans appropriately and manages resources more effectively.
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However, in a service-based economy, it makes sense that focusing on worker morale might be a much more fruitful approach.
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These primate studies are a fruitful way to study the "nature" side of the "nature versus nurture" debate about human cognition.
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The game Overwatch has been especially fruitful for Harambe memes thanks to the character of Winston, a weaponised genetically engineered gorilla.
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Among those who provide a fruitful context for his work, are Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Toyin Ojih Odutola or Njideka Akunyili Crosby.
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It may seem counterintuitive to think about the employer's needs when you are being let go, but it can be fruitful.
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Meanwhile, continuing to work with friends has proved not only fruitful and fun for Leon and Lim but a thrifty maneuver.
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The production has been directed with as much smoothness as the script allows by his frequent and fruitful collaborator, Mark Brokaw.
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These fruitful negations are the fated language of a man for whom God, like time, is always present and always gone.
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The show ended up running for a year and a half, but its post-Broadway life has not been as fruitful.
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That ended up being more fruitful than chasing a quote in the 26th paragraph of a catchall NYT or WaPo story.
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But it is not clear whether that effort, which seemed to enjoy some success between 2014 and 2016, is still fruitful.
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This line of attack seemed more fruitful than either dusting off old quotes from the Cold War or debating parliamentary procedure.
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"The final candidate selection (for board's independent directors) was the result of a fruitful collaboration and discussion with Elliott," Dugas said.
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Prepare yourself for the common mistakes so many business owners make, and make your path to success easier and more fruitful.
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The "gaps" between words ("gap" and "gardening," for example) are, for Waldrop, the fruitful regions, the zones of transformation and possibility.
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This sweet-natured longform work is a new direction for Saunders, the satirical short-story writer — but it's a fruitful one.
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During my two-hour session, the questions at the heart of the story rarely played out in poignant or fruitful ways.
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For the drummer Obed Calvaire, who appears on "Carnival" and also plays in the SFJAZZ Collective, this presented a fruitful challenge.
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Young street artists across the country understandably see his success as one of the only tangible blueprints for a fruitful career.
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There is also a fruitful dialogue to be had when considering "Extinction Gong," in relationship with John Gerrard's Flag series (2017).
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After initially coming up empty after listening to his brother's suggestion, Edgar placed pots of his own and boy were they fruitful.
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The diplomats are in the lead and in charge and we give them our best wishes to have a fruitful way forward.
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Peace talks between the US and Taliban, which began in December 2019, have not yet been fruitful, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Today's water woes are a significant departure from the 20133s and 1990s, fruitful times when Lake Mead even reached its storage capacity.
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The tensions and collisions so fruitful to the cultural life of its capital were less salutary for the empire as a whole.
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Telling them not to build coal plants "is not going to be a very fruitful conversation" unless alternatives are available, he said.
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The launching of the formal inquiry has brought forth fruitful testimony from government officials who were apparently planning to stay silent otherwise.
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The action of pointing to the next killer isn't all that fruitful, especially because this case is so late in the game.
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This brief moment in the course of Brangelina's long and fruitful marriage was certainly not the straw that broke the camel's back.
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However, Weintraub said investigators have "reason to believe there might be fruitful information that can be obtained" from DiNardo and his family.
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Teams from both sides should work closely to ensure a successful and fruitful visit by Mr. President to China later this year.
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Kate Klingbeil's orgiastic Making the Barren Fruitful Again and Monica Kim Garza's private Cake Con Leche depict intimate embraces, passionate and sweaty.
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The three of us could form a collaboration that was very fruitful, and the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research funded that collaboration.
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But there are also plenty of modest measures that all three countries are likely to be able to have fruitful discussions on.
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"It's fruitful in a sense and frustrating in a sense," Cammarata said, referring to the fact that the deposition wasn't completed Monday.
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Few people believe talks between OPEC members and non-OPEC producers to stem oil price losses will ultimately be fruitful, he said.
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On the one hand, I want to applaud this scarf's existence and its homage (however unintentional) to the fruitful womb of life.
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That trip proved to be fruitful, as they came up with the idea for "Raiders of the Lost Ark" during the trip.
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And let's recognize that for most, the data still shows that over the long term, law school can be a fruitful choice.
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The results proved fruitful: labor productivity, which was measured by sales per employee, was up 39.9 percent as compared to August 2018.
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This position has been validated by the fruitful results of Indiana's economic policy and the Supreme Court ruling in Janus v AFSCME.
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But Haskell's achievement lies in both the sustained emotional stakes of his book and in the fruitful experiment in adaptation and ekphrasis.
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"We don't expect these talks to be that fruitful," John Ferguson, director of global forecasting at The Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC.
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Conversation is always a remarkable path to friendship, allowing you to gain insight from the people around you in a fruitful way.
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In the absence of any clear theological accord on its meaning, the term lived a more fruitful life as a civic arrangement.
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"We look at acquisitions all the time," she said, reminding the audience of how fruitful the purchases of YouTube and DoubleClick were.
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He said that one of the main benefits of Shopify's contests has been the lasting and fruitful networks that emerge each year.
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Per the Times, McGahn "was a fruitful witness" because of his involvement in so many events being questioned by the special counsel.
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Vinhena's grandfather had been a fisherman and every day, he'd sailed passed Fajã dos Padres, eyeing up this fruitful patch of land.
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If that means the Dreamers get to stay here and live out their fruitful lives, then we should all celebrate this agreement.
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Trade advisers to Mr. Trump cite this history as an example of how an aggressive stance can set up fruitful trade negotiations.
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The period saw a fruitful connection between the literate bourgeoisie (then a minority but growing in social power) and their reading matter.
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The figurative ramparts enveloping the Patriots' complex here, built on secrecy and communal silence across nearly two fruitful decades, suddenly seemed fractured.
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Sometimes, when you can't find the produce you want on the street, the grocery store can be a fruitful location to investigate.
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Trump already canceled the meeting once and continually says he will respectfully walk away from the summit if it doesn't prove fruitful.
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Though there will be temporary pain, the actions the US is taking as a whole are necessary for a fruitful economic future.
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Alternatively, elected officials could model civil and bipartisan behavior, focused on fruitful policy outcomes, but this will likely endanger them in primaries.
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After exercising due diligence, we decided the path we're going down wouldn't be fruitful, so we're not going down that path anymore.
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Sister-city contacts can be fruitful targets for propaganda, the document says, along with people involved in antiwar movements and cultural figures.
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I grow weary when I think of this as the new normal for what is considered to be a fruitful personal life.
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Mr. Schiff, the Intelligence Committee chairman, said Tuesday that the sessions with witnesses have been fruitful despite the efforts to block them.
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F.B.I. officials ended the deal in 2009 after concluding that the arrangement was not fruitful, according to former officials at the bureau.
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Thanaporn Sriyakul, leader of the Commoner Party of Thailand, said he was not convinced the talks would lead to any fruitful outcome.
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Reminiscent of "The Big Short" (2015), Peg's snappy, direct-to-camera lessons on the collections industry present debtors as eternally fruitful marks.
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The more fruitful approach would be to use AI to identify the people who get the most benefit from the available treatments.
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The ongoing trade war has left market participants fatigued in the face of new promises of fruitful negotiations or new import levies.
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Now, I do think there are fruitful comparisons between what was going on in Europe or the Qing empire at the time.
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Prosecutors can and should exploit this longing for home, and in al Darbi's case, securing the Saudi national's cooperation proved exceptionally fruitful.
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The two leaders also reportedly agreed during the 12-minute phone call that "dialogue for the purpose of dialogue" was not fruitful.
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But so far, no fruitful conversations have taken place about creating any kind of bipartisan coalition, multiple senators and aides told CNN.
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After enjoying a fruitful law career, Munger joined investment firm Berkshire Hathaway, where he has served as vice chairman for four decades.
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Retail is a particularly fruitful market for Microsoft as the software company's Azure business takes on Amazon Web Services in cloud infrastructure.
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The delegation said in a statement issued in Washington on Thursday the two sides had "candid, specific and fruitful" discussions, Xinhua said.
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I think I've come to the end of my long and fruitful journey with psychedelics now though, but you never know for sure.
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Songs like those have been the basis for a fruitful DJing career that's taken him from Tokyo's Womb to Coachella festival and beyond.
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"Whether that [training] conversation will be fruitful, whether there's a better way to structure the conversation, is a completely different question," she said.
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Analysts believe Goldman's credit-card endeavor will be fruitful over the long-run, even if it takes awhile to get off the ground.
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Maybe try one of the seasonal flavors, like "Berry Fruitful" Greek frozen yogurt, or stick with a classic fave, like mint chocolate chip.
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China has also curtailed or cancelled several other military contacts between the countries—not that these have ever been extensive or especially fruitful.
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As Nautilus CEO, Merav orchestrates Aol's investments in Israeli startups, as well as the fruitful connections between the company's businesses and Israeli innovation.
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McConnell said he hoped the talks were "fruitful" and would lead to Mexico making changes that would lead to Trump scrapping the tariffs.
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Taken on its own, the number is a modest and positive gain — and far more fruitful than automakers Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler.
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Their differences were fruitful—French views reflect a "southern", broadly Keynesian approach to political economy, whereas Germany represents a "northern", more parsimonious attitude.
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The telescope has also produced some of the most beautiful and scientifically fruitful images ever taken of objects in our galaxy and beyond.
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The vote comes after a couple of days of negotiations between top Judiciary members and the Department of Justice, which ultimately weren't fruitful.
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Then, the trip took a fruitful turn when Kardashian posed in a bright red delivery car while wearing banana patterned romper on Sunday.
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The beauty market is fairly fruitful when it comes to weed-imbued products, but the fashion offerings still aren't nearly up to par.
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Dr. Brian May has always lived at the intersection of art and science—and it's been quite fruitful for the astrophysicist rock star.
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But it seems the market for carpooling in the U.S. hasn't developed to be as fruitful as some had hoped it would be.
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For those inspired by the mango bounty, the garden will sell mango trees and provide lessons to ensure a fruitful tree-growing experience.
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"If I think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful, we're not going to go," he said on Wednesday.
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The union has been fruitful and multiplied since its precursor, the European Coal and Steel Community, was formed by six members in 1951.
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Two days in clinic are never alike, and the relationships I have developed with my patients make my days feel fruitful and sustaining.
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Denham has said he won't allow the final Republicans to put the petition over the edge until those negotiations are no longer fruitful.
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And the trend has continued even though the number of Americans aged 25-55 (the most fruitful years for entrepreneurship) has been growing.
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Ana Andrade, Greenland Analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, believes a close relationship between Denmark and Greenland could be fruitful for both regions.
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A brief but fruitful collaboration with the eccentric producer Lee (Scratch) Perry produced two outstanding albums, "Soul Rebels" (19843) and "Soul Revolution" (1971).
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It's been 15 fruitful years since the Mark Morris Dance Center planted itself in Fort Greene to bring high-quality dance to Brooklyn.
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The Egg McMuffin has had a long and fruitful journey into modern times, joined along the way by its siblings sausage and bacon.
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It started with the ancient Roman harvest festival of Pomona, named after the goddess of fruitful abundance, which took place on November 1.
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The North Carolina Republican has cultivated a close and fruitful relationship with Trump, who often focuses his ire toward minority members of Congress.
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In 1905, he was sent on a high stakes mission to China—a mission that turned out to be violent, fruitful, and tragic.
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He'd then navigate them through some of their most fruitful and successful years, of which that Coachella performance was one of many peaks.
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It has remained a driving influence in keeping the Senate talks bipartisan -- and fruitful, aides on both sides of the aisle tell me.
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"In football we are not waging war against each other — I am confident we can have a good and fruitful cooperation," he added.
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As Mr. Trump smiled and listened, the prime minister praised him as someone who brought "fruitful exchanges" to the table with his allies.
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So began a fruitful relationship between Kakanias and T, which produced what the artist calls a "kaleidoscope of drawings" numbering in the hundreds.
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An era of fruitful stability in cybersecurity is being replaced by a newly energized hustle to serve a workforce exploded by a pandemic.
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That oeuvre included a fruitful, long-term collaborative relationship with the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, to whom he was married for a time.
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To make it possible, you'd have a theatrical ecosystem that keeps audiences and theaters and the material they're passionate about in fruitful equilibrium.
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The less-than-fruitful investigation is also delaying important work that involves fetal tissue, which was made legal in 1993 with bipartisan support.
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We're going to be meeting, as you know, at the G20 in Japan and that'll be, I think, probably a very fruitful meeting.
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But as South Korea's biggest ally, Washington has an interest in inter-Korea cooperation and "fruitful" discussions with Seoul are ongoing, he said.
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Xi called on both sides to work closely to ensure a fruitful trip and inject new impetus into the development of Sino-U.
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After his long and fruitful partnership with Avery Schreiber ended, he went on to produce "The Muppet Show," writing about two dozen episodes.
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Democrats argue the bill is a compassionate — and economically fruitful — way to prevent the deportation of young immigrants brought to the country involuntarily.
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But a business development manager focuses more heavily on generating leads, setting up meetings with potential clients, and cultivating fruitful relationships with them.
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The president said he aspires to a fruitful meeting with the leader, but is ready to walk out or could decline to attend.
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She hopes this outdoor season will be more fruitful, climaxing with racing in August's IAAF world championships in London as a neutral athlete.
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The National Radio Astronomy Observatory also said it was having "fruitful" discussions with SpaceX about minimizing interference with its observations from Starlink satellites.
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So far none have had fruitful conversations with GOP colleagues about creating a "gang" or a group to try and regulate the process.
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Some of the most fruitful discussions we've had with our kids have sprung from what is, frankly, one of reality TV's worst traits.
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Puerto Rico was a garrison until World War II. Becoming citizens of an empire, coming from a colony, is unique, opportunistic, and fruitful.
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On Harry Styles, he still appreciates the fruitful pop music spirit, seemingly knowing that not too long ago, rock was classified as pop.
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Agricultural fairs once functioned as a way to gather a region's farmers so they could engage in the fruitful exchange of information and innovation.
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Their daughter Peggy also went on to enjoy a fruitful career at the carrier, working as a Delta flight attendant from 1973 to 2008.
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Our italicized question, one of the most striking puzzles about how the world works, has received an answer that is deep, beautiful and fruitful.
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She adds that there are a number of security challenges, including people smuggling and terrorism, where working together is more fruitful than working alone.
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So trying to estimate the ideal size or the maximum sustainable population from our current vantage point is unlikely to be a fruitful exercise.
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Under law, a warrant must be renewed every 90 days, and the application for renewal must demonstrate that the previous monitoring had been fruitful.
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"Ultimately, we believe this will prove a fruitful partnership for Under Armour and greatly expand its distribution network," Jefferies analyst Randal Konik told investors.
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It's a household name in the UK technology industry and it's had a fruitful relationship with the world's biggest company, Apple, for several years.
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The play could easily become moralistic, but instead, it allows for the kind of fruitful, open-ended conversation that more theater should aspire to.
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Their aim was to work out how to continue their fruitful co-operation beyond the peace talks and promote internationalist values in their countries.
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If traditional colors, hearts, and florals match your personal aesthetic then the weeks leading up to February 14 are a fruitful time to shop.
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Vivendi said it was "hoping to build a fruitful cooperation with Ubisoft" and reiterated that it considered asking for a representation at Ubisoft's board.
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Such vexed questions of ownership and identity are, of course, simply less fruitful and less interesting than the bare facts of the notebooks' existence.
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During my fruitful years of snacking, I've never come across anyone who feels neutral about jerky — most either either love it or loathe it.
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But the casings seldom yielded fruitful DNA results, and the San Diego Police Department, like many others, had stopped doing that kind of test.
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Plus, if you're an introvert — or are just prone to long, fruitful periods of silent contemplation — being alone is an ideal way to recharge.
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Her favorite carriage horse, Daniel, is also trotting off into the sunset following a fruitful career after 15 years of drawing Her Majesty's carriages.
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At this point, interpreting Trump's actions is both a political parlor game and about as fruitful as wondering why the stars choose to shine.
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Carrington's engagement with the Surrealist movement was complex, but it also reflected the fruitful but sometimes narrow, fetishistic path the movement had for women.
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I had picked a populated town by the name of Nikooda to ensure that my last few hours with Tomorrow Children were fruitful ones.
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The experience of making the movie was so outside of that, it was fruitful for the two of us to go on with it.
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It is hoped that the young boy, like the tree as it grows tall and fruitful, will grow in knowledge, strength, and good deeds.
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He has expressed optimism the two leaders can reach an agreement, but has pledged to walk out if it the discussions are not fruitful.
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While the riches have been — and continue to be — fruitful, what I value the most from the experience isn't found in my bank account.
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This was a fruitful relationship, Bhatta said, but other international NGOs became frustrated by the length of time it took to vet potential collaborators.
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De Guindos said that he believed the extra time awarded to Britain to secure an orderly exit from the European Union would prove fruitful.
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Tillerson called his discussions with de Mistura "fruitful" and said the United States will "continue our efforts to de-escalate the violence in Syria".
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The move, made in part because Ko's father admired the swing of a player who had worked with Leadbetter and Horgan, has been fruitful.
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After a totally fruitful convo with my vag during the bike ride over, I arrived at the function very ready to hear the lecture.
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" This broad flourishing of creativity has been fruitful for many reasons — but it's also largely destroyed the notion of a consensus "best TV show.
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When we spoke, he'd only made $40 on that particular day, but a more recently fruitful day had resulted in as much as $230.
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"The experience of making the movie was so outside of that, it was fruitful for the two of us to go on with it."
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That roster of veteran members seems like potentially fruitful terrain for Sanders to pick up endorsements, but he didn't manage to pull it off.
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Twitter, especially, can be a fruitful source of details — but also a dangerous one, susceptible to being clouded by misinformation, both unintentional and not.
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Another fruitful area for loophole-closing is the provisions that allow many real estate guys (including President Trump) to pay little, if any tax.
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My longest and most fruitful relationship with a bot like this began through a private chat group I have with a handful of friends.
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Others lead to fruitful careers: the director of the Maze Runner trilogy, Wes Ball, was discovered, thanks to a short film posted to Vimeo.
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But having a hobby can be deeply valuable, too, and research has shown that adolescence can be a fruitful period for passions to develop.
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What's more, talks between Kabul and the Taliban could easily falter, and would likely take months or years to complete even if they're fruitful.
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Our parents were often away for long periods of time, and they never used the word love, but the mountain was fruitful and abiding.
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Nevertheless, the speculation could prove fruitful fodder for Bloomberg, who is competing with Biden for some of the same elite support and moderate voters.
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The constant is an almost endlessly fruitful tension between the abstract appeal of a colored plane and the inevitably concrete materiality of its execution.
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He presents adaptive attunement as a fruitful way to understand how much of the world works, as well as a winning strategy for life.
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But it did point to the fact that studying black holes would be a fruitful way to learn about the birth of the universe.
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This, combined with how good I know you both look in winter hats, makes me think it will be a very fruitful move indeed.
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Nicky Silver has had a fruitful relationship with the Vineyard Theater since 1993, when his absurdist comedy "Pterodactyls" had its Off Broadway premiere there.
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While this is one of the more destructive attempts at robbing an Apple store, it's not the first, and it's not the most fruitful.
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Even if that improves, perhaps especially if that improves, Mr. Trump may find that he has more fruitful targets to pursue than fellow Republicans.
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"We had a very, I think, fruitful discussion, members of the Senate and House, members of both the committees and outside committee," said Sen.
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In recent years, the Chinese and Sri Lankan militaries had had fruitful and effective cooperation in areas like mutual visits and training, it added.
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I hope that when they grow up, they'll think of our homespun science experiments as early steps in a fruitful quest for hidden truths.
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To get a fruitful tip like the one officers received on Monday — from a witness who was a child 40 years ago — is rare.
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"Warp 1.9," perhaps the definitive track from that particularly fruitful period of hook-laden abrasiveness, saw Aoki teaming with the masked Italians the Bloody Beetroots.
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But the very existence of this project, a fruitful collaboration between two people who found each other, has a little bit of hope to it.
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The pigments may help cohabiting assortments of bacteria rein in one another's less neighborly instincts, and thereby maintain a more cooperative and fruitful communal existence.
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Meanwhile, Anderson stars pulling the Saga&aposs pots back up only to find that the grounds were fruitful, but with the wrong spieces of crab.
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KotakuInAction's existence is intrinsically tied to GamerGate, a movement that, years later, never really went away—in fact, it's been enjoying a fruitful resurgence lately.
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This season has been far less fruitful for Ferrari, without a win in 14 races and behind Mercedes and Red Bull in the constructors' standings.
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For Democrats who have spent much of the last decade teaming up with the GOP to expand charter schools, a new strategy could prove fruitful.
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It isn't the first robotic expedition under the ice shelves by a long shot, but it's definitely the longest term and potentially the most fruitful.
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Lavrov said that he expected to have a fruitful conversation, adding that Russia and the United Stated were also working on resolving the Syria crisis.
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They've been particularly fruitful in the AI art world, and pictures created using GANs have a distinct aesthetic that reflects how the algorithms process information.
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We had a particularly fruitful chat about the tendency for liberals and leftists to overuse words like "problematic" or "gaslighting" to the point of meaninglessness.
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One of the most fruitful insights from political science in the past several decades has been the recognition that democracy and authoritarianism move in waves.
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Instead he praised the work of "responsible" countries that fight terrorism or other menaces, recalling fruitful talks with Muslim rulers brought together by Saudi Arabia.
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Stallworth's investigation was fruitful: He discovered the KKK's extensive ties to the U.S. military — two KKK members at NORAD controlled the triggers for nuclear weapons.
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If the N.F.L. accepts it, there is still no guarantee that the meeting would be fruitful, or that it would greatly improve conditions for cheerleaders.
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Given the state Public Service Commission just voted to kick Charter out of the state for bad behavior, contacting these agencies can sometimes be fruitful.
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I do believe in freedom and reason, but I do not think that one can construct a simple, practical and fruitful theory in these terms.
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However, the discussions, which have taken place with a number of companies including Apple, Google, Amazon, Uber, Didi Chuxing, and GM, have not been fruitful.
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CNN reports that the special counsel has found the financial ties between Trump associates and Russia to be among the most fruitful areas of investigation.
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H.R. 85033 is also a departure from the long history of fruitful bipartisan cooperation on the Magnuson-Stevens Act and on U.S. fisheries in general.
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" The senator added that the current engagements between the U.S. and North Korea could be "fruitful," but that "we're not out of the woods yet.
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The recent, successful visit of Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, to Washington has created the basis for a fruitful personal relationship between the two leaders.
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A 2-track process to do anything that required Neumann&aposs sign-offThe behind-the-wheel meeting with Neumann, however jarring, was fruitful for Cole.
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For campaigns, that suggests it may be fruitful to drop hints to potential supporters, for example, that Grandma may be inquiring later about their vote.
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We're total freaks about her — she's our firstborn, and while life is considerably harder to navigate, she has made it so well-rounded and fruitful.
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Fun fact about Wilbert: On top of his many fruitful endeavors at VICE, Will was instrumental in the birth of Weediquette way back in 2012.
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We are grateful to Marvel for five years of our fruitful partnership and thank the passionate fans who have followed these series from the beginning.
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But more than that, I found it fruitful that some members of Congress seemed to recognize the more pervasive issue of so-called organic content.
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In turn, Air France-KLM's $287 million acquisition of Branson's 31% stake in Virgin Atlantic creates a relationship that could be fruitful with Brexit looming.
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And at present, the horror genre in particular is staring down what could be the most fruitful season for original, creator-driven visions in years.
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This little slice of the internet literally illustrates how interactions between users doesn't have to result in toxic dialogue but can lead to fruitful encounters.
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They were artists who – in this fruitful period of their relationship – informed and inspired each other, a fact that has yet to be fully recognized.
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Feminists' personal and political rage against injustice (and parallel emotional reactions against their claims) could, of course, create an atmosphere inimical to fruitful philosophical reflection.
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The gym was supposed to catapult young female athletes to fruitful careers under the guidance of John Geddert, who owned the gym and coached there.
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Super Bowl excitement can have a real impact on office productivity, but there are steps managers can take to keep work both fun and fruitful.
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"At the time, a lot of my relatives judged me because it appeared that I wasn't working or doing anything significant and fruitful," she writes.
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There he began a long and fruitful partnership with the producer Ken Nelson, who also oversaw the recording careers of Mr. Owens and Mr. Stewart.
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Fruitful contradictions abound in these stunning paintings, presented in Relative Brightness, among them the illusion of metallic sheen that emanates from their flat matte surfaces.
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Where to even begin enumerating the wealth of fruitful work — some of it highly critical — that continues to emerge from real engagement with Freud's ideas?
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On a series of albums starting in the late 1970s, Jackson and Mr. Jones had one of the most fruitful relationships in pop music history.
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Perhaps, then, it would be more fruitful for the museum to consider how best to preserve the data files, rather than what is on display.
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The popularity of house flipping has been fueled by popular TV shows that make the process look both dramatic and fruitful at the same time.
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In the past, the Afghan government efforts have been fruitful in reconciling some Taliban commanders in northern Afghanistan, where the group maintains a modest presence.
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The Malaysian premier said his trip had been fruitful and that he believed China would look sympathetically towards the problems both sides have to resolve.
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In his books, starting with the publication of "Thoughts Without a Thinker" in 1995, the philosophies and practices of those worlds are in fruitful conversation.
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Seeking a potentially fruitful dig site, he was directed by locals to the rugged Great Zab River valley and Shanidar Cave, in the Zagros Mountains.
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Historians are now engaging in a fruitful debate about the similarities and differences between fascism and colonialism, and whether one was a form of another.
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That's what's fruitful, and that's how you can solve problems that maybe somebody smarter than you wouldn't solve just because they don't have the necessary perspective.
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A brown-eared bulbulPhoto: Laitche (Wikimedia Commons)If you wanna thrive on this planet, you have to figure out a way to be fruitful and multiply.
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But the SEMs here show how much cellular pattern is still discernible, and how fruitful it can be to persevere and give it a closer look.
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Rosen also has a long and fruitful HR career, including 16 years at Goldman Sachs and a role as senior director of human resources at Apple .
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Two weeks ago, Trump said that he'd walk out of the talks if they weren't "fruitful" and then take some kind of unspecified action in response.
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"After the revolution it was not secure to go to cinemas but now people are going again, and it is becoming a fruitful business," says Mandour.
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This kind of extensive focus testing is always valuable, not to say this was an ulterior motive, just that it was no doubt a fruitful collaboration.
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Traditionally, "Screw you, Imma do what I want" is not a fruitful tack for rulers to take if they hope for longevity and a peaceful reign.
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"If she wants to have fruitful conversations in the state, she needs to address this thoroughly," said Lucas Meyer, president of the New Hampshire Young Democrats.
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He struck up a fruitful partnership with Alex Hleb, which would continue the following season and propel the team to towards the top of the league.
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Although the latter project has reportedly been rocky at times (Snopes pulled out of the collaboration in early February), the platform's efforts have been somewhat fruitful.
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Scrapping, or substantially curtailing NASA's Earth science division would cause many jobs to be lost and plunge fruitful fields of research back into the dark ages.
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Facebook and Instagram certainly allow communities and friend groups to grow their bonds, but when does fruitful exchange and sentimental entertainment give way to mindless scrolling?
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And the camps housing more than 600,000 Rohingya refugees who have fled an army-led pogrom in Myanmar may become a fruitful recruiting ground for extremists.
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"Ron is sincere, his convictions are heartfelt, he has an open mind, open ears, he and the president had a very fruitful discussion," Kennedy said. Sen.
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A more serious shortcoming is that companies cannot use special-purpose-vehicles or other trusted intermediaries that facilitate transactions and incentivize fruitful engagement with investment professionals.
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Trump, who suggested last week that he could extend the deadline for the talks, reiterated in a speech on Monday that the negotiations had been fruitful.
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The Russia investigation is still ongoing but not fruitful, so Comey would likely stick to a just-the-facts presentation — communicative on wiretapping, mum on Russia.
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Legal observers agreed that the arrival of a grand jury itself did not necessarily mean Mueller believed that he had found fruitful ground for his investigation.
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It's this child that goes on to populate the human line and that allows the first parents to fulfill God's commandment to be fruitful and multiply.
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Ultimately, the first recount didn't prove too fruitful for either Democrat — Gillum only picked up one vote, and Scott picked up 22015 votes in the recount.
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One lawmaker will see a fruitful congressional career come to a screeching halt with a primary loss and be left to face an uncertain political future.
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TechCrunch Disrupt has always been a fruitful meeting ground for founders and investors, and every year TechCrunch makes it easier for the right folks to connect.
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Loyalty to Netflix can threaten a relationship, but for longtime collaborators Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, it's the next step in a long, fruitful partnership.
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The job was trying—the countess, as countesses do, failed to distinguish between "employee" and "servant," and was given to shouting—but fruitful for Egan's craft.
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Students, farmers, and entrepreneurs now have opportunities to make a fulfilling and fruitful life for themselves and their families that generations of Americans struggled to access.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — This could have been the start of a fruitful time in a capital barren of major policy accomplishments over the last few years.
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"If I think that it is a meeting that is not going to be fruitful, we are not going to go," Trump said on April 18.
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One of the key questions posed to this administration will be whether engagement with Iran and pursuing an Iran-friendly policy will ultimately bear fruitful results.
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The playwright A. R. Gurney and the Flea Theater have had a long, fruitful relationship, with many of Mr. Gurney's plays starting at the TriBeCa space.
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"Thanks to God, today the revolution's seedlings have evolved into a fruitful and huge tree that its shadow has covered the entire" region, he reportedly said.
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Gail: You may be right but I do feel discussions about how much better things would work if we had a parliamentary system are not fruitful.
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Sotheby's Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Impressionist Art sale on July 12 in London proved fruitful in its resurgence of the Pre-Raphealite Brotherhood and its labors.
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Senior Chinese emissary Liu He's visit to D.C. to restart talks on the Comprehensive Economic Dialogue has not proven fruitful so far, my sources tell me.
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He and Rocky struck up a fruitful relationship on the field, which must have made Graham's decision to dispense with his friend even harder to take.
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But if you don't know someone, or are trying to specifically with engage them for a project, establishing a connection via phone may be more fruitful.
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Former world number one Donald enjoyed a fruitful start to what is only his fourth event in the past 11 months due to a back problem.
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The most fruitful area in 303, Crown Heights South, Prospect-Lefferts and Wingate, in central Brooklyn, had a 9.5 percent birthrate, the highest in the city.
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And the endeavor, as Twitter's "inferred interests" shows, isn't always a fruitful one: It gets some things right, but it gets a lot of things wrong.
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Chief among the state's concerns was Renault's alliance with Nissan, a fruitful partnership that could be jeopardized — along with many French jobs — if the merger proceeded.
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Books of The Times The English biographer Claire Tomalin's memoir, "A Life of My Own," is on one level a phlegmatic tour of a fruitful life.
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With nearly a year elapsed since the warrant was served, that suggests this particular reverse location search may not have been as fruitful as investigators hoped.
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In recent seasons the company has enjoyed a fruitful collaboration with Mr. Ratmansky, its artist in residence, and won accolades for the quality of its dancing.
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And after a fruitful N.F.L. career, the onetime wide receiver Brian Hartline recently returned to his alma mater as one of Ohio State's quality-control coaches.
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And we ought to look for more fruitful things to do with our money and our lives, like making life on earth more livable, not less.
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A reporter's request for an explanation from Secret Service personnel inside Trump Tower proved as fruitful as a visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Complainer.
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That gaffe came just after halftime Sunday, in the middle of a fruitful drive deep in San Francisco territory, at the end of Jackson's longest run.
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Despite the museum's updated ticket policy undoing its universal pay-what-you-wish model, well-received exhibitions like Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination proved fruitful.
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They had a fruitful time in Mexico City, where they befriended the artist Leonora Carrington who would make a house for Hurtado's children out of cardboard boxes.
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Deborah Kass and Sherrie Levine have carved out very fruitful careers reframing, manipulating, and critiquing the tired old cannon of bombastic works by White Male Genius Artists.
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" Trump on Monday said he expected to speak to Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G20 summit in late June and have "probably a very fruitful meeting.
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Those years out of the spotlight weren't particularly fruitful ones, but Dom has resurfaced with a newfound hunger to write more of those elated bangers for us.
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Most are hopeful Democrats' shift toward what conservatives have described as a government takeover of health care will serve as a fruitful line of attack for Trump.
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The audience included Nobel prizewinning physicist Murray Gell-Mann, a distinguished fellow at the institute, and the two men formed what proved to be a fruitful collaboration.
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It's exciting to explore a new city, but your adventures may be more fruitful if you have some idea of the hot spots you want to hit.
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He regularly consults with mayors of other major cities and sees opportunities for fruitful collaboration, from sharing ideas to bringing collective pressure to bear on vehicle manufacturers.
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Linton responded that it might be more fruitful, theoretically, to "attack" the wealthy attendees of BlackHat, a more commercial cybersecurity conference that takes place right before Defcon.
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Saturday Night Live said goodbye to its fruitful Kate McKinnon/Larry Sanders pairing that fueled much of the show's comedy during what's been a contentious Democratic primary.
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H.R. McMaster to discuss "the threat of North Korea" and also "had a long and very fruitful call" with Brazilian President Michel Temer, the White House said.
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"I am especially thankful to (Houthi leader) Abdel Malek al-Houthi whom I met yesterday (Tuesday) for his support and the fruitful discussion we held," he said.
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I wish you the best in your tenure as chair, and hope these areas will prove a fruitful place to build an effective and widely supported agenda.
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"We wish the new president well, that he may have a truly fruitful government," Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin told the papal state's radio station.
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If the discussions prove fruitful, the FT said it's possible that U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping to formally sign an agreement.
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"In times of increasing political polarization and entrenchment of opinion, the ability to reflect on our viewpoints may be crucial for a fruitful discourse," Rollwage tells me.
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We want to empower people to grow their business in a very fruitful and meaningful way, and that's why we've gone with a monthly subscription revenue model.
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What would prove more fruitful is for newsrooms to treat their audience like people with crucial information to convey — preferences, habits and shifting ways of consuming information.
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Tillerson also said the United States has had "fruitful meetings" with Europeans on the Iran nuclear deal, but said work on this issue was not yet over.
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In 2000, Jared Fogle joined the chain as a spokesperson after losing hundreds of pounds on the "Subway diet," kicking off a fruitful chapter in Subway's history.
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Nothing Hillary says or does — and little that Bill says or does — provokes much fruitful thought about how their private personas may differ from the public ones.
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Yes, I think he's, it's the same reason why I didn't want to have a conversation with you, honestly, because I think that it doesn't become fruitful.
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But they should spend "as little time as possible" talking about immigration itself, and instead pivot to more fruitful issues for Democrats like health care and taxation.
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This is probably counter to how Muse tracks success, since it can lead to thoughts that are less calming but still fruitful for your mindful sex practice.
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It gave me an incredible gift: the tools to get past the awkward beginning of any relationship easily, be a considerate listener, and engage in fruitful relationships.
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But in the past, creating an ideology of moral capitalism and a coalition behind it proved to be the most fruitful electoral strategy for Democrats to follow.
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Over the last decade, the charter school movement gained a significant foothold in New York, demonstrating along the way that it could build fruitful alliances with Gov.
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This was a fruitful time for New Yorkers with spiritual interests, and Dr. Newbrough fell into the eclectic circles of the city, visiting many seers and clairvoyants.
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"Our work is continuing in a fruitful way," the PD's Senate leader Andrea Marcucci told reporters in brief comments after an evening meeting with 5-Star officials.
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"Our work is continuing in a fruitful way," the PD's Senate leader Andrea Marcucci told reporters in brief comments after an evening meeting with 5-Star officials.
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Beneath its mushy music, "The Lovers" nurses something altogether more sour and more fruitful: a self-sabotaging desperation that you can sense Ms. Winger straining to vocalize.
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The beginning of the year is typically a fruitful time for Mindbody, a cloud-based provider of business management software that serves the health and wellness space.
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For such fruitful discussions, the two sides should distinguish between questions that will be resolved in formal talks and questions that can be resolved through informal talks.
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Sun has made fruitful use of such connections with "landmarks" in his collaboration with Susan Benesch at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard.
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All this would appear to point to a fruitful relationship between Waititi and the current masterminds of the Star Wars universe, so long as Waititi is interested.
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I guess one sign that this was a fruitful thing to do is this feeling I have that I still have more to say on the topic.
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Haggerty sounded an optimistic note on Saturday, however, saying "fruitful talks" had taken place with the various stakeholders to work "toward the greater good of the game".
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Chad's president, Idriss Deby, the African Union's current chairman, meanwhile duly noted the court decision and called upon Bongo to create the necessary conditions for fruitful dialogue.
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It shouldn't be a shock when one of the worst offenders for idea-laundering turns out to be an equally fruitful platform for batty right-wing nonsense.
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To make this provocative argument, Sharman finds the early modern period, conventionally dated from 1500 to 1800, the most fruitful for thinking about where we are headed.
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You could manipulate the language — create your own interpretations, sometimes the result of potentially fruitful misunderstandings; you could play the game differently, and not obey the rules.
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Having maps like these, rough and ready though they are, is important because they can help researchers choose the most fruitful places to conduct studies into zoonotic transmission.
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After a fruitful life, the Canadian man passed away Friday, but instead of allowing a talented obituary writer to craft his memoriam, MacDonald wrote his own candid eulogy.
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Jerry West has officially left the Golden State Warriors after six fruitful seasons as a weighty voice in a front office that overflows with intelligence, experience, and success.
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"In these situations where we start talking about names — Mauritshuis, Witte de With or Golden Age — it can really engender a fruitful discussion about history," Ms. Gordenker said.
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But Republicans have also found Sondland as a fruitful witness, as he pushed back in the text messages on the notion that the aid was connected to investigations.
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But what may be fruitful, though, is to consider what success or failure would look like so that we are able to recognize it when we get there.
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Despite its fruitful fundraising campaigns, the company has never released a commercial product and very few people have ever tried its state-of-the-art augmented reality headset.
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But the area that might prove most fruitful for bonding with the public — interactions midgame with other players who are randomly placed on their squad — are still rare.
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Hari Srinivasan, an analyst at Neuberger Berman, said that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has earned Wall Street's trust through years of investments that have resulted in fruitful returns.
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But knowing which genes aid tomato plants, scientists at New York's Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory tweaked the groundcherry's DNA to produce a plant both larger and more fruitful.
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The extra effort feels more fruitful in some cases than in others, with work by Yuki Kimura, Basim Magdy, Indre Serpytyte and Lieko Shiga particular worth lingering over.
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Relying on emotion gives you stellar intuition and excellent timing (when you're not dragging your feet); it can also make you avoid the challenges that produce fruitful mistakes.
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The scientists began their experiments already suspecting that it might be fruitful to look at phosphorylation in mice with the Sik803 mutation, which they aptly call Sleepy mice.
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After the then months-old tweet was unearthed—in the wake of a fruitful two-week protest by BLM demanding police accountability—the backlash was fast and furious.
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"The meeting was fruitful," Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, minister of state for oil, said of the six-hour talks with union leaders at NNPC's headquarters in the capital, Abuja.
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"THE grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" originates from a Latin phrase, quoted by Ovid, to do with envying another man's fruitful harvest.
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Speculation aside, the band's first full lineup consisting of Tryggvason, Pálmason, bassist Svavar Austman and guitarist Sæþór Maríus Sæþórsson endured for almost 20 years and was extremely fruitful.
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The younger Dr. Harris agrees that Dr. Myhrvold has raised a valid point about Kirchhoff's Law and that a closer look at the Neowise analysis would be fruitful.
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Indeed, the sale of foreign rights is particularly fruitful for breakout series such as "The Killing" and "Wallander", which can be sold to territories all over the world.
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Some wonder if a revival of the French-German-Polish "Weimar triangle", once a fruitful forum for political and military discussions, could bring Poland in from the cold.
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But now mega-technology brands like Apple, Google and Facebook are sitting on big cash piles, watching as other large buyouts, like YouTube and Instagram, have proven fruitful.
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However, Rooney suggested it would not be particularly fruitful for Democrats to bring Cohen back, saying that his testimony would just rehash that he had lied to them.
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But in "Hero's Welcome," it's the foreign visitor who has the advantage over the old home team that Mr. Ayckbourn has spent his fruitful career coaching into blunders.
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The universal forces or overseers who govern luck on Earth had decided to tumble the dice in a more fruitful direction, and this interview would come to life.
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I'd first caught wind of Jackie when I was in college, around the time that he first rose to prominence as part of Huntsville's ridiculously fruitful rap scene.
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I think it's quite fruitful to get a lens into the world you want to depict through the natural antagonism between that person and the story you're telling.
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You may object that ideas are a dime a dozen and that to make them fruitful we must start with adequate physical and human capital and good institutions.
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" Just a few months ago, Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi seemed to be forging a fruitful partnership with Mr. Trump, who refers to them as "Chuck and Nancy.
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"There are so many more things to learn from this time period," she said, and the museum's contemporary efforts, 100 years after the war's end, have proven fruitful.
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It was a signal that Sanders intended for his legacy to be not a kamikaze mission but instead something more fruitful for the party that was never his.
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He is borne out by recent years' fruitful crop of epics rooted in the familiar soil of fathers and daughters, mothers and sons, blood, sex, bastardy and inheritance.
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More than 14,000 people have died in the conflict, although the election of Volodymyr Zelensky as president of Ukraine this year renewed hopes of fruitful negotiations with Russia.
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A particularly fruitful line of inquiry opened up one day in 1985 when he started playing around with the kind of round white stickers used for price tags.
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So by breaking the debate down into its component parts and looking at points of agreement, there is a path toward a more fruitful and more civil debate.
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We have been deleted for centuries, and in the movies, you will often see us go on a long, fruitful journey, only to delete ourselves in the end.
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Conversica's customers can pick a name for their assistant, but the company offers suggestions for what's worked safely and what could be a risky, but potentially fruitful choice.
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Regardless of background, upbringing or socioeconomic status, every American should enjoy unimpeded access to opportunity, and to be able to climb their way to a more fruitful tomorrow.
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As a result, reproductive endocrinologists have begun to find a myriad of ways to market their services and make women believe the process will be easy and fruitful.
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"As I mentioned I wanted to provide a fruitful user experience at home with Samsung devices, and I want to be moving quite heavily on it," Koh said.
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Ms. Arbus — whose fruitful association with Theater for a New Audience has yielded a bright string of cleareyed productions of classics — doesn't entirely restore "Skin" to newborn sprightliness.
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The Chinese representatives, led by the American-educated vice premier, Liu He, said that the two sides had made "important progress" and had "candid, specific and fruitful" talks.
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Digital public shaming not only stunts the growth of the teenage mind and ideas, it also stunts the growth of fruitful and equal discourse on emotionally charged issues.
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Mr. Enninful began a long and fruitful collaboration with Steven Meisel at Italian Vogue, and Grace Coddington paved the way for a contributing position at the American edition.
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When McGirt's round was complete — and his was a fruitful second-place round — he was asked where on the golf course the gusts had been at their worst.
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He said a statement would be issued from the White House on Wednesday about North Korea, and on trade, key issues of a trip he described as fruitful.
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That collaborative relationship has been incredibly fruitful for Simons, considering Saville—who also happens to be a mentor to Virgil Abloh—recently helped Simons revamp Calvin Klein's logo.
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There is a sense that the Rams' initial move to Los Angeles aided both cities, that it was one of those rare franchise relocations that proved fruitful all around.
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The Cars films are one of Pixar's least fruitful cul de sacs, but Cars 3 at least provides a largely bittersweet sendoff to them, provided this is the last.
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Panasonic is hoping that it can get even closer to partner Tesla, after the relationship between the two has proven so fruitful in the realm of electric vehicle batteries.
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Mr Southgate has also drilled them on corners and free-kicks, an approach that has proved fruitful, with only three of the side's 11 goals coming from open play.
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The poll of more than 22,000 people asked for views on autonomous aircraft, and suggested industry efforts to reduce the role and number of onboard pilots could prove fruitful.
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That way, goes the premise, you can filter out all the surrounding noise you don't care for while holding a fruitful conversation with the coworker in front of you.
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Earlier this week, Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, met with investment firm LionTree regarding such a venture, though it was later reported that the meetings were not fruitful.
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For the latest installment in Reuters' "Life Lessons" series, we talked to the legendary winemaker about how growing a fruitful vineyard is very similar to cultivating a successful life.
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"The general thoughts among several of our members is that tax reform must happen and that more time to find consensus on BAT will not be fruitful," Meadows added.
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There's since been a scaling back on claims of a direct link between mirror neurons and empathy, but this cognitive process has continued to attract fruitful curiosity from scientists.
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His role at Howard will include engaging the Howard community through a lecture series "designed to foster fruitful discussion and spur meaningful interaction," according to a university press release.
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Nanotechnology — the creation of structures on the scale of a nanometer, or a billionth of a meter — has been a field of fruitful research for a couple of decades.
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"Pause for a little while, refrain from the deafening noise that weakens and confuses our hearing, that makes us forget the fruitful and creative power of silence," he said.
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The risk and cost of deploying spies overseas have been greatly reduced now that fruitful intelligence operations can be carried out from a bland cubicle well inside the motherland.
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This tactic of seeding doubt and raising questions that counter the dominant narrative in mainstream media has proven fruitful for the Rebel, which is just over two years old.
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Rectifying that was the aim of "Utopian Listening," a fruitful conference held from Wednesday to Saturday at the Granoff Music Center at Tufts University here, with cosponsorship from Harvard.
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Photo via Timothy Norris Last year was an insanely fruitful year for Killer Mike, bringing him close to presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and into the public eye even more.
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That darkness lives in us whether we acknowledge it or try to shut it down, so we might as well acknowledge it for the fruitful place it can be.
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Instead, Libit championed approaching "the ills of college athletics from the less sensational but potentially more fruitful direction of economic justice," and those words became flesh with NM Fishbowl.
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The title of the series of gouaches he painted during those solitary but artistically fruitful days, Quality Time (2009), puts an optimistic and even humorous twist on social distancing.
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After 22004 years, however, a senior rival, Lewis L. Glucksman, with whom he had had a fruitful relationship as co-chairman, suddenly insisted on becoming the sole No. 21985.
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But the moment has been especially fruitful for up-and-coming labels, some of which have enjoyed the boost of such patronage before they were fully up and running.
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With no realistic prospect for fruitful negotiations, we are waiting for the Taliban to self-destruct or to decide for their own reasons that they are ready to reconcile.
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The London operation yielded no fruitful information, but F.B.I. officials have called the bureau's activities in the months before the election both legal and carefully considered under extraordinary circumstances.
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The writer and internet philosopher Jon Bois takes an elaborate, often silly but surprisingly poignant look at this odd sliver of the sports world, an arbitrary but fruitful rumination.
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But by quantifiable measures, the investigation of Russian election meddling to benefit Mr. Trump's presidential campaign is not the longest, least fruitful or most harmful inquisition in American history.
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Yet he exerted a powerful influence on the present, having helped to negotiate a fruitful truce between mainstream practice and the early-music movement with his historically informed performances.
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It is crucial that the United States works closely with Indonesia to help them address these challenges, continuing the fruitful partnership that accelerated in the aftermath of 9/85033.
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A potentially fruitful scoring chance for the Yankees in the sixth inning fizzled when Altuve booted a ground ball but Correa, the shortstop, smartly raced over to recover it.
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At the end of the day, this program could be extremely fruitful if you move some of your savings over and take advantage of all the benefits you can.
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He has had a fruitful affiliation with the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner; for this one-nighter he will team up with another prominent voice on that instrument, Chris Potter.
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You may have pruned some interpersonal branches or had realizations about things that have been "too much," but now it's time to gain more through your very fruitful relationships.
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With the start of a new year —and new decade — just weeks away, it's the perfect time to reflect on past mistakes and plan for a more fruitful future.
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Benjamin Weiser and William K. Rashbaum are among the best in the business at teasing out fruitful leads from stacks of pages and then reassembling them in a story.
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"We're having some potentially fruitful discussions about an overall reduction in trade tensions," U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said of the discussions with the EU in a CNBC interview.
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RBG is a romping biographical documentary that outlines her history, her long and fruitful marriage, her career, and her reputation as a dissenter with a bit of an attitude.
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The first is that society is a place of conflict and that it will and should remain so; in the right political environment, this conflict produces competition and fruitful argument.
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Basically, the army — particularly the army zone in Michoacán — the navy, the CISEN, the intelligence agents, the information the government of Michoacán was providing me was quite important, very fruitful.
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Silicon Valley's fruitful "go fast and break things" style of innovation is possible only if firms have relatively free rein to put out new products while they still need perfecting.
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A new report by Citizen Lab, a research group studying the web, human rights, and global security, sheds some light on one particularly fruitful target for Chinese censorship: mobile messaging.
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The real story of 2017 pop culture is that hip-hop has at long last absorbed gaming into itself, even though the two spheres have always had a fruitful relationship.
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The writing is easily spotted on the steep rocky walls of the Lake Mead reservoir, where a bathtub-like ring shows where the water once sat during more fruitful times.
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It's not just the amount, it's the character of the dialogue and the willingness of those parties to have a dialogue of a kind that we would regard as fruitful.
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That isn't always the case, and for the more than 285 million people around the world who are visually impaired, browsing the 'net can be a less than fruitful experience.
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There is enough constructive cross-tribal communication—and enough agreement on what the credible sources of information are—to preserve some overlap of, and some fruitful interaction between, world views.
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Fruitful certainly from a philosophical perspective — and possibly for artists as much as for museums — if exhibitions become more attuned to the ways attention is spent on each specific artwork.
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One of their most fruitful partnerships has been with the Joyful Heart Foundation, Mariska Hartigay's organization, which raised funding as well as providing support for Worthy's office and their partners.
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I'm looking forward to a long, fruitful career now behind the mic, staying around the sport I love so much and the sport that changed my life for the better.
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Most fruitful of all is the husbandry of the gags, some of which are planted early in the film and must wait for more than an hour before they bloom.
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The company also honors his inspired and fruitful relationship with the composer Igor Stravinsky with a quintet of works in the famously spartan black-and-white aesthetic (Saturday and Thursday).
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While these are promising steps toward healthy, fruitful futures for our children, they are baby steps that fail to recognize the need to expand access to high-quality childcare options.
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If you've been interviewing for half a year and interested companies have offered you similar salaries and positions, that might be an indicator that further searching might not be fruitful.
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He has invested in Israel's high-tech industry, a sector which has previously proven fruitful for the Australian and may offer clues about his own private investments, if not Crown's.
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For a show about yellow-skinned middle Americans with four fingers and no chins who never appear to change their outfits, The Simpsons has a surprisingly fruitful relationship with fashion.
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"It's an enormous honor but also an enormous responsibility," said Mr. Sharon, a MacArthur "genius" grant recipient who with "Atlas" is concluding a fruitful three-year residency with the Philharmonic.
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Zines are accessible and relatively easy to make, and they combine aesthetic and discursive processes that I think are really fruitful for young women — I know they were for me!
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They did not show any willingness to enter into fruitful debate, a worrying sign for their willingness to compromise on some of these key topics in future intra-Afghan negotiations.
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Once we have some savings built up, we&aposre excited to learn more from our financial planner about how we can invest our money in other, potentially more fruitful ways.
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So whether Google finally gives Facebook the courage — and cover — to make its own changes in its fruitful relationship with Mr. Trump, or stand pat, has all of Washington agog.
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As he held out the prospect of forging an agreement with Mr. Kim, Mr. Trump repeated his vow to walk away from the talks if they did not prove fruitful.
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Mr. Conte assured Parliament on Monday that a "fruitful debate" had begun and that talks would result in the careful allocation of limited resources, as well as a spending review.
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In vivid contrast, Frank's fruitful collaboration with the Swedish interiors brand Svenskt Tenn featured his electrifying botanical configurations on cabinets, curtains and upholstery in glamorous, but otherwise white-walled, rooms.
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He believes the most fruitful opportunities to enlist support in California will be found where opponents of Mr. Trump are thickest, such as outside organic grocery stores or farmers' markets.
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Speaking after what he called a fruitful meeting with Mexico's finance ministry, Ambassador Christopher Landau said that U.S. Attorney General William Barr would visit Mexico next month to discuss cooperation.
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"We are grateful to Marvel for five years of our fruitful partnership and thank the passionate fans who have followed these series from the beginning," Netflix said in a statement.
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The exhibition text's comparison of silence and space is a more fruitful theoretical joining of the disciplines, but the leap from sound to space is not so easily made technically.
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In her works, the British ceramic artist Ursula Morley Price strikes an exquisite balance between glazed clay as vessel and as sculpture, with nature and ancient art adding fruitful complications.
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"To capture public attention and concern, it may be more fruitful to talk about extreme events that have potentially much more serious effects on the economy and human health," Mullin added.
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And we continue to believe that the fintech sector will prove to be one of the most fruitful sectors for venture returns in the 15 years following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Regardless, this is where Dorsal—the app and crowdsourced ecosystem by startup Fruitful Tech—aims to arm beachgoers, surfers and other water recreationists with the latest, verified reports of shark sightings.
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The Initial Coin Offering process, in which money is raised to support new currencies, has proven an extremely fruitful target for hackers, according to an Ernst & Young study released this week.
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Thanks to the lack of rain, for archaeologists this has been one of the most fruitful summers in the past couple of decades, says Toby Driver, an aerial investigator in Wales.
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There is not much to go on (yet) with respect to finding distinct communities in the graph, but I suspect this approach may be more fruitful as more information becomes available.
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While the "Then" set alone would've been enough, rich with nostalgia as it was, the "Now" set proved Enslaved's transition towards more broad-reaching progressive metal to be a fruitful decision.
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Instead he praised the work of "responsible" countries that fight terrorism or other security menaces, recalling fruitful talks with more than 50 Arab and Muslim governments brought together by Saudi Arabia.
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Since then there has indeed been a fruitful effort to understand how the thousands of human genes which control hormones, enzymes and other molecules of the body serve to regulate health.
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Over six months of fruitful experimentation with Code School, a stack of daunting tutorial books and a now loaded Dunkin' Donuts reward card, I finally feel comfortable calling myself a hacker.
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RBG is a romping biographical documentary about her, outlining her life's history, her long and fruitful marriage, her career, and her reputation as a dissenter with a bit of an attitude.
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The solution, as Bezos sees it, is to get off the planet to better exploit solar power, so that the sun's abundant photons can support the fruitful existence of countless people.
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Beth Schmitt, who adopted Mr. Stuart in 1999 with her then-partner Lori Elei Stuart, said in an interview this week that he had led a fruitful life despite his limitations.
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That's why community outreach to Muslim communities to enlist their help in detecting those who may be becoming militant is the most fruitful approach to dealing with the scourge of terrorism.
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These goldfish have been fruitful, they have multiplied, and they have grown into monsters — well, actually they are just a couple pounds each, but that's still big enough to terrify me.
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Here are nine ways to get the most out of your 2016 tax refund, presented in order of obvious (getting your financial house in order) to awesome (fun and financially fruitful).
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In such a strong market, Jim Cramer finds it fruitful to single out the big winners, the stocks that, rather than being lifted by the market's strength, are actually driving it.
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"The agreement can be fruitful if it is expanded to all of Syria and includes all the area that we discussed in Astana talks for de-escalating the tension," Qasemi said.
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Trump, who has praised Kim as "very honorable" during the lead-up to their summit, has said he'd be willing to walk out of the meeting if negotiations were not fruitful.
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Coming off a fruitful year which yielded two grand slam titles, world number two Federer looked fit and sharp while other members of tennis's 'Big Four' are grappling with injury issues.
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Instead of retreating to establishment figures, Democrats may want to look to other, more successful campaigns for the model of a fruitful primary process, especially the elections of 1992 and 2008.
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On Ben Thompson's Exponent podcast from two weeks back — "Fruitful Clapping" — he discusses how Siri stops using your utterances/voice queries after 6 months (based on this Wall Street Journal article).
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Earlier this month, singer Ed Sheeran reposted a message he sent to his fans two years ago about ditching his cellphone in order to live a more productive and fruitful life.
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Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at TF Global Markets, thinks if there is a "fruitful negotiation" on the Brexit deal, then the pound, equities and investor confidence will rise in Britain.
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What began as a united effort evolved into one of the most fruitful spats over the appropriate response to a spaceflight disaster in history, with the ever-charismatic Feynman dead center.
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There's been his fruitful collaborations with Wuttke, Acid Jesus, and Sensorama, as well as his many solo projects released under a number of pseudonyms like Eight Miles High, and Soylent Green.
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The sticker price, like Apple's newest iPhones, is still a bit of a shock, but this phone is the teleological endpoint in the Android quest to rival its famous, fruitful, contender.
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Supposedly started by a snide but innocuous handshake snub while the pair were on England duty together, their mutual dislike was kept under wraps for the duration of their fruitful partnership.
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Moody's wrote to investors that Amazon — a customer that requires massive amounts of residential small-package deliveries instead of more fruitful business-to-business contracts — is among FedEx's least profitable clients.
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Mr. Bock, who has had a long and fruitful relationship with Playwrights Horizons, presents a new play about a lovelorn man (David Hyde Pierce) who turns to astrology for romantic guidance.
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This path can be especially fruitful if you want to earn rewards to cover part of your holiday travel this year and want some flexibility in how you redeem your points.
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Procedural shenanigans were kept to a relative minimum, and a new format Democrats were experimenting with — front-loading the hearings with lengthier periods of focused questioning from staff attorneys — proved fruitful.
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Some eras may have been more fruitful than others—though they've been on a hot streak for nearly five years—but each is an essential building block for what comes next.
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With these changes, including the reasonable health buff to the mech suit, the item should be slower to operate, less fruitful as a farming vehicle, and less lethal against enemy players.
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This one uses the musician and composer Arthur Russell as a kind of avatar to navigate the reader through what seemed like an extremely fruitful and creative time for the city.
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If you're a stay-at-home parent with a knack for photography, creating family portraits or photographing events for people in your neighborhood could be the start of a fruitful business.
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"I don't believe that President Trump's intervention in this field would be very fruitful for the United States, because it is an internal protest," Nestorovic told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday.
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Ive formed one of the most fruitful business and tech partnerships ever seen with the late Steve Jobs, playing an instrumental role in the design of the iPhone, iPod and iPad.
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He formed a fruitful but complicated partnership with Art Garfunkel, a neighborhood friend who had both a limpid tenor voice and mixed feelings about being perceived merely as a lovely singer.
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But the administration's policy toward Iran is still taking shape, making it less fruitful for the Israeli leader to come to Washington for a face-to-face meeting with the president.
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The Koyama Press 2015 edition of Wertz's book included a "New York City Sketchbook," which heralded the fruitful route taken after she quit drinking (as well as comics, for a time).
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Many of Twilley's paintings also display a "double-consciousness" that derives, in part, from the difficult, yet fruitful tension between her formal training as a painter and her working class childhood.
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Brace Yourself Games has tweaked its approach a bit to make even unsuccessful runs that end in death fruitful for players, as you'll amass enough diamonds to unlock permanent upgrades that way.
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He thinks it's too early to call, though, and currently believes a more fruitful line of research for extending the age of fertility lies in restoring the viability of aging egg cells.
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Curiosity's most recent drill attempt went well, but the prior two attempts at extracting rock samples weren't so fruitful, as the rover's drill was unable to penetrate through some unusually hard rocks.
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Image: Magnus HaalandDubbed L13, the drawing was found in South Africa's Blombos Cave, a fruitful Middle Stone Age archaeological site that has produced some of the oldest evidence of human cultural activity.
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Their collective work proved so fruitful that Redditors reported being disappointed in the Serial finale, mostly because they had already discovered most of the last-minute revelations Koenig and her producers revealed.
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But Clinton aides are hopeful that the similar messaging will be more fruitful in Indiana -- a state aides feel could be fertile territory for a Sanders win -- than it was in Michigan.
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The idea that someone who finds herself running a hedge or pension fund will see betting on a nuclear war as a good and fruitful use of her skill set is laughable.
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Netflix's 2017 A Christmas Prince tweet — and its decision to make more movies focused solely around Christmas — hinted that the subgenre of rom-coms about this particular holiday was a fruitful investment.
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Movie release date: June 225 Like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie is the first in what Dreamworks Animation hopes will be a long and fruitful series.
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The season's release on the long holiday weekend proved fruitful, as viewers were able to leverage their time off from work and dive back into the newest episodes of the cultural phenomenon.
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Several rounds of mediated talks between the government and opposition last year failed to reach any agreement, but Capriles now thinks they would be more fruitful, given the government&aposs weakening position.
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Behind this fruitful photo is one of horror's shiniest stars ... put your best tricks to the test and see if you can find the celebrity treat hiding behind this gourdeous pumpkin pic!
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On the contrary: webOS has been universally well received, Tizen is thriving and starting to add real value, and Mozilla and Panasonic are extending a partnership that has evidently proven fruitful already.
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It was during that fruitful period that Thomas Dorsey created gospel music in Bronzeville, Richard Wright wrote Native Son, and Katherine Dunham opened a school of dance that celebrated the African diaspora.
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He added the country was committed to complying with EU budget rules, adding the European Commission had said the budget discussions had been fruitful; the Commission eventually approved the budget last week.
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But in 2009, Townes issued a bench warrant for Bonilla-Orozco after prosecutors revealed that his cooperation had not been fruitful and that his U.S. lawyer had lost contact with the Colombian.
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With the above considerations in mind, I have identified some of the threats that, in part by diverting students from pursuing more fruitful educational/travel experiences, can derail a study-abroad experience.
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I think the entire realm of black holes is completely fascinating, and I am dying to learn more about them in order to achieve a more fruitful understanding of these mysterious things.
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The concert opened with the New York premiere of "O Mikros, O Megas ('This Tiny World, This Enormous World')" by Mr. Tsontakis, who has a fruitful history of collaborating with the orchestra.
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Or there's the 2003 HBO series K Street, which Soderbergh created, directed, and produced alongside George Clooney (with whom he's had a strong and fruitful filmmaking partnership both on screen and off).
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Maybe that's because 343's additions to Halo haven't proven fruitful—I'm still not sure what even happened over the last two games—or maybe there's simply been too many Halo games.
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It's unclear whether DND's investigation into the Arctic "ping" will be any more fruitful, but until some answers can be found, there's going to be some pissed off hunters up in Igloolik.
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Movie lovers have spent the week mourning Harry Dean Stanton, who died last weekend at the age of 91 after a long, fruitful career working with some of the world's best directors.
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Garth, who runs his own label Greyhound recording as well as an edit series, had a fruitful career remixing and producing before starting a new career in Los Angeles as an actor.
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It has included fruitful stints with Art Blakey and Wayne Shorter as well as more outlandish affiliations, such as a long-term partnership with the saxophonist Oliver Lake, a strident free improviser.
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And Silas Weir Mitchell's rest cure was another fruitful area, where women who were exhibiting anxiety were basically put to bed for days and forbidden to get up except for bodily functions.
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Jeremy Dutcher, a Canadian who is a member of a Wolastoq community in New Brunswick, showed that artistic dialogue can be just as fruitful when conducted, not across cultures, but between generations.
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"If I think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful, we're not going to go," Trump said at Mar-a-Lago alongside Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister.
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New York bars pay anywhere from $5003 to $250 a gig, plus tips, which can be fruitful — Bob, before "Drag Race," said she paid off student loans with 10,000 singles — or not.
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"I don't think the North Koreans will ever voluntarily give up enough" to make the negotiations fruitful, Mr. Bolton said last Monday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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The first quarter is certainly promising to be more fruitful that the first three months of 2019, which saw volumes plummet following a difficult fourth quarter 2018 in Europe's leveraged loan market.
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Under the Obama administration, this dynamic led to a prioritization of nuclear diplomacy to such a level that it impeded fruitful discussion of how to deal with the broader Iranian threat package.
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"It just kind of became obvious to me that the relationship—as good and as fruitful and as beneficial as it was—had really run its course," Hill told Miller in THR.
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