You probably have allergies — or a garden variety cold.
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Garden variety They say there's nothing new under the sun.
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Perry, on the other hand, is just a garden-variety jerk.
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For now, all signs point to an ordinary "garden variety" correction.
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In some ways Trump was a garden variety Republican, only ruder.
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As political machinations go, Clinton's modus operandi is relatively garden variety.
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And that's because Yiannopoulos is not a garden-variety conservative author.
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Put together, they spell out the true meaning of garden variety.
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But by and large, it was a garden variety street festival.
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Which makes them harder to brush off than your garden-variety liar.
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As far as I know, I am just a garden-variety Wegman.
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The thieves used a garden-variety backpack to carry the jewels out.
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It was garden variety protectionism with some overreaching copyright and trademark claims.
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There's supposedly much more to it than just a garden-variety haunting.
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Beyond garden-variety campaign problems, what unseen forces stood in the way?
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Tardiness, personal calls and mid-cut snacking are all garden variety annoyances.
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The founding fathers of environmentalism ranged from garden variety racists to eugenicists.
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We're not just talking about garden-variety strap chafing or inadequate arch support.
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So far, this is a modest, garden variety pullback, not even a correction.
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Because obviously recognizing celebrities and garden variety famous people is very important business.
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But those are the garden variety demands federal lands put upon county government.
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Yet at my core I consider myself a garden-variety recovered drug addict.
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In other words, it was a typical vacation, filled with garden-variety danger.
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Even the trojan's payload turns out to be ho-hum: garden variety adware.
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Francesca is a garden-variety femme fatale, yet the movie's most compelling figure.
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"FusionPharm strikes me as kind of garden-variety securities fraud, and that the marijuana industry is stable enough to have garden-variety securities fraud at this point shows it's mainstream," said Matt Kaiser, a seasoned white-collar criminal defense lawyer.
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Because obviously recognizing celebrities and garden variety famous people is very important business. Who?
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Compared to your garden variety "nannygate," these accusations against Price certainly seem much worse.
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The concept of "garden variety" white racial identity stands in contrast to conventional wisdom.
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It's easy to get a garden variety speaker that gets the job done efficiently.
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Onscreen, the films seem like a random selection from your garden-variety porn site.
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" (The line was later removed.) "We simply will not pay these garden-variety thugs.
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They assiduously avoid the "I" word, painting the committee's work as garden-variety oversight.
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So it's not always just your garden variety reader or somebody in New Jersey.
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If you believe this is just a garden variety sell-off (and so far this is a garden-variety sell-off, since the is roughly 13 percent off its May historic high), then there is a good chance we are near the bottom.
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And promises to Pentagon representatives detailed far more than facilitation of garden-variety AI work.
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Garden-variety domestic murderers are overwhelmingly male and their victims are overwhelming their female partners.
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Even if the United States heads into a "garden variety" recessionary environment, banks may outperform.
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"They are nothing but garden-variety left-wing fascists," he said of the alt-right.
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The defendants are conducting a "garden-variety, interest-free, fraudulent financial routine," the complaint said.
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It just makes me a garden-variety awful human being—just like everyone else. Phew.
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At this point it's important to state that I'm not talking about a garden-variety genius.
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Just think about it: right now, we are in the middle of a garden variety correction.
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Is garden-variety infidelity or assholism being mixed up with abuse of power in some cases?
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Maybe I'll be the first person to hire Jibo as a garden-variety junior staff member.
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It may also just be garden variety fatigue, considering more couples feature two working individuals today.
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But if it's just sort of your garden variety verbal sexual harassment, there's no criminal option.
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So far, this might give you the impression that startup founders have garden-variety liberal politics.
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It was garden-variety name-calling, nothing extraordinary, just your generic first-grade flirtation with cruelty.
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The corruption went far beyond garden-variety embezzlement and personal enrichment, G.M. claimed in its lawsuit.
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Cancers take such garden-variety criticism too personally, and they misperceive accountability as people hating them deeply.
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Garden-variety nepotism like a city commissioner employing her daughter as chief deputy barely raises an eyebrow.
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Huawei is not your garden-variety Chinese company in the same vein as Tencent, Alibaba or Baidu.
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From the beginning, it's clear the Savage X Fenty show is not your garden-variety runway show
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The mild to moderate symptoms of this coronavirus make garden-variety flu seem like a tea party.
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Like many horror fans, it's hard to scare me with garden variety maniac killers and grisly deaths.
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In its lawsuit, G.M. claims that the corruption went far beyond garden-variety embezzlement and personal enrichment.
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But the truth is the law was never intended to ban your garden-variety friendly snowball fight.
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I'm talking only about garden-variety prejudice, the kind that operates at an unconscious level in everyone.
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Often coming of age in an atmosphere of uncertainty or instability, demagogues are different than garden variety populists.
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How do voters tell which of the candidates' statements are lies and which are just garden-variety spin?
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Though the exercise didn't strike me as especially penetrating — garden-variety introspection made punctilious — it was hugely popular.
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Many cults appeared in The X-Files, including spirit-possessed vegetarians and your garden variety Doomsday suicide pact.
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But the monument in question isn't your garden variety statue honoring a general who was brave in battle.
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The results vary from unexpectedly experimental (see: Weta Digital's Julian Butler's work) to more garden-variety digital artwork.
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Just like with Netflix, Apple's weekly chart suggests the stock is experiencing a "garden-variety pullback," Cramer said.
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So, at least for SoftBank's early-stage investing practice, the firm really was just another garden variety CVC.
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Mr. Intrater, for his part, could not get a garden-variety checking account in New York last year.
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"You could say we're pricing a garden variety recession," said Lori Calvasina, chief U.S. equities strategist at RBC.
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"I think you are talking about someone who is not a reader — a garden-variety nitwit," he said.
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This timeline makes Sessions's defense — that it was a garden-variety, unmemorable meeting — a little hard to accept.
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Far more common is garden-variety exploitation — overcharging, skimming off the top, dumb deals done in good faith.
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We're trying to see if this is a garden variety slowdown or if it's the beginning of something worse.
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Using more QE for a garden-variety downturn would also raise unpleasant questions about the state of the economy.
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Other than nominees and garden-variety famouses, most Oscar attendees are investors, producers, Important Movie Folk, and Academy members.
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And, also as in real life, any one of these garden-variety calls might flare into a bigger problem.
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This strategy, as state actors and garden-variety trolls showed in 2016, puts a strain on the democratic process.
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We're going to rally for seven years and then just get away with a garden-variety 10 percent correction?
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The sound systems in your garden-variety LED HDTV are aural disappointments, which is why soundbars have become necessities.
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Werewolves, haunted houses, possessed children, and a few garden-variety murderous psychopaths appear, plus a few too many clowns.
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However, "everyday narcissism" is a low-grade version, garden-variety form of narcissism which most of us struggle with.
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Cillizza: Is this just another garden-variety conspiracy along the lines of, say, Obama wasn't born in the US?
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But the Trump administration's chaotic approach to trade talks with China is more than just your garden-variety uncertainty.
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Vibe A garden-variety Midtown office building that lacks the elaborate décor of some of today's buzzy wellness clinics.
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The Stone indictment dodges those issues in favor of a garden-variety obstruction, false statement and witness-tampering case.
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The letter from Andrey Saratov, a bank executive, read like many others in a garden-variety white collar fraud case.
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But this virtuous cycle, despite the common misconception, is just a garden variety impact of local scale — not network effects.
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"If Congress were to appropriate more funds for enforcement, then he could go after garden-variety undocumented immigrants," Legomsky said.
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To say New Orleans triggers emotions that would normally lead this garden variety lush to the bottle is an understatement.
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Imagine if your social media accounts got no response from eggheads, haters, Gamergaters, "actually"-ers, garden variety trolls, or boys.
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And then there's still the garden variety site that just redirects you to a new page for no apparent reason.
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Our photog got them leaving Nobu 57 Friday night in NYC, as they jumped in a garden-variety yellow cab.
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More than a glorified zip tieAt first glance, the Z-Lok just looks like any other garden variety zip tie.
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Some of this theft is garden-variety piracy — albeit at massive scale — focused on software, movies, music and the like.
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"It's only really size of something like Washington, D.C., and it's about as reflective as garden variety dirt," he said.
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For example, when I got into the business in 1989, your garden-variety slave was into foot worship and cross-dressing.
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"There is such a thing as garden-variety corrective phases — they don't all look like the 2008 financial crisis," Sonders says.
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But fads change, so perhaps we'll someday see a return of the garden-variety full bush, thick carpet, and fluffy cat.
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The ideology is "a heavily ironic mix of garden-variety white supremacy and neo-reactionary movements," with a fixation on masculinity.
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In court papers, Lincare said it followed various regulations and said the lawsuit was at most challenging "garden variety" billing errors.
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But what we see, above all, is a garden-variety case of spousal codependency that is both rather touching and alarming.
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"This is not your garden variety business cycle where a sharp downturn is followed by an equally sharp snapback," he said.
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Was he just your garden-variety murderous straight man (98 percent of all mass shootings in America are committed by men)?
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About 10 days after what seemed like a garden-variety cold, Luca Waugh, a healthy 4-year-old, developed troubling symptoms.
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Some true-crime documentaries have to embellish and overstate to justify giving so much attention to a garden-variety criminal case.
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What separates him from the garden-variety politicians — what makes him a radical — are the lengths he is willing to go.
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A garden-variety insecure teenager, I didn't like the way I looked in a bathing suit, and my hair always seemed wrong.
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The concept of "white genocide" is a myth used by white supremacists and garden-variety racists around the world to justify bigotry.
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Even its final boss is never blown up to be any more than a garden-variety capitalist, which is, perhaps, the point.
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But we forget that the world still has its share of garden-variety, apparently mentally unstable people willing to do something crazy.
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Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman are garden-variety superheroes, but dedicated comic book fans are equally smitten with Luke Cage and Hellboy.
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It's one thing to hear that any garden variety anti-women politician or pundit is accused of sexual harassment, assault, or misconduct.
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The line can always be moved from genocide toward more garden-variety forms of hate speech — and I expect it will be.
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The true horror of dating a demon is that it's usually just as banal as your typical, garden-variety subpar online date.
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Your garden-variety stellar detonation just doesn&apost have enough raw oomph to spit out particles at the speeds we&aposre considering.
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For the garden variety average Joe, most of the time, that's the way it happens, and that's the way it should happen.
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A word about the pain: it can be severe; it's typically worse than garden-variety middle-ear infection triggered by a cold.
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It's impossible to mistake it for a garden-variety 2, which is good news for the few who get to buy one.
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Men's Rights Activists, other garden-variety sexists, etc.) or its gynocratic social-sexual system otherwise completely abandoned by self-actualized hermits (e.g.
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That power can feel just as oppressive, and have effects just as pervasive, as garden variety administrative agency enforcement of civil law.
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They're just collecting data, disseminating information, and providing information to the FAA, airports, and things like that—just garden variety program implementation.
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Such an incident did not seem to be just another clumsy manifestation of garden-variety nepotism, as bad as that aspect might be.
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But that high employment and all those tech billionaires (and garden-variety tech multimillionaires) have made this a very tough place to live.
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"This is a garden variety family law dispute involving a wife who regrets her decision to execute a prenuptial agreement," a representative said.
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Instead, the company, based in Nottingham, UK, wants to teach children that cannabis is also just green of the garden-variety plant kind.
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There are established methods used by nation-states and garden-variety hackers and criminals alike that minimize or eliminate the possibility of tracking.
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As late as 2014, the top three revenue streams of one cartel, the notorious Knights Templar, were mining, logging and garden-variety extortion.
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Since this is Beyoncé we're talking about, this certainly isn't your garden variety launch of a couple of coordinating leggings and sports bras.
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For one, the number of "atypical" fevers in the city (things that aren't garden-variety seasonal colds and flus) seems to be falling.
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Trade analysts view these as garden-variety tariffs; they have been imposed frequently but without much fanfare under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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"State rules of procedures applicable to garden-variety warrants cannot be used as a device to contravene or frustrate federal law," he wrote.
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Though extreme perfectionists aren't thought to comprise a large portion of the population, even garden-variety perfectionists tend to alienate those around them.
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But corporations also invest in startups for the same reason garden-variety venture capitalists and angels do: to own a piece of the future.
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In those early days as a GOP Clinton supporter, I thought my life as a garden variety Republican would return to normal post-election.
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The difference between a garden-variety trivia buff and a "Jeopardy!" champion, then, lies in mastery of the format's quirks, such as the buzzer.
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Ampakines are currently being considered as treatment for diseases like Alzheimer's, but this would mean they could be a treatment for garden-variety aging.
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Again, there's no evidence that the apparent river dumpings were motivated by animus towards the scooters as opposed to, say, garden-variety knucklehead behavior.
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Chick started off as a garden variety magazine cartoonist in the Virgil Partch mold, but stretched that genial idiom to encompass nightmarish Boschian imagery.
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Check out the photo gallery ... a lab, a golden retriever, a pug, a terrier and garden variety mutts tried their paws at hanging 10.
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This is especially meaningful for anyone, like myself, with some garden-variety body image hang-ups to having a completely healthy relationship with food.
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People have to go well beyond garden-variety hate speech to be suspended, a problem that Twitter executives have acknowledged but not yet solved.
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In fact, Conway and Moran are disappointed as the book begins, having been handed what sounds like a garden-variety murder case to solve.
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The cult they invented is a fairly garden variety of Christian fundamentalists, holed up in the hills of Montana and armed to the teeth.
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Some of the loudest echoes of the present come in a long Pepys monologue delivered by Mr. Lazar with a nauseatingly garden-variety lecherousness.
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They picked a garden-variety one-bedroom renting for around $3,800, with an incentive of six weeks free rent, and moved in last fall.
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A major advantage of charging RICO in addition to garden-variety crimes is that it gives prosecutors wide authority to seek forfeiture of assets.
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In "While America Slept: Restoring American Leadership to a World in Crisis", published in 2016, Mr O'Brien comes off as a garden-variety hawk.
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Is it an uptick in the garden-variety attempts to sow discord via fake social media accounts or large, hyperpartisan Facebook groups or pages?
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It's true that the menu shares things in common with garden-variety Thai restaurants around Manhattan and, for that matter, many other American cities.
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To be sure, Colas cautioned that a sudden spike in rates likely would halt growth as would a recession beyond the "garden variety" nature.
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The beauty of this confessional technique is the way it reveals the very thin line that separates garden-variety teenage agita from dangerous delusion.
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You likely won't find any of them, even though your garden variety Blockbuster probably would have had copies of all three back in the '90s.
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Markets are more likely to be wrong-footed by announcements about unprecedented asset-purchase programmes than by garden-variety interest-rate tweaks, she has noted.
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Was other garden-variety metadata — the type we are often told is harmless and which is often unregulated — used in the investigation to any effect?
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It's safe to say that your garden variety listener who sent "Lollipop" to number one has never even heard of something called Da Drought 3.
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"Whether it's a garden-variety or end-of-days bear market," he said, "there's going to be panic, and we haven't gotten quite there yet."
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Why settle for the garden variety "good luck" text when, for $28, Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte will record a pep talk for your loved one?
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The authors tracked commenters over time and showed that a significant group of them migrated from garden-variety conservatism to far-right channels over time.
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"As long as the Fed doesn't get stupid, the bull market can continue, and suffer ordinary garden variety corrections along the way," McClellan told CNBC.
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A microdose, as she explains, is anywhere from one-tenth to one-fifteenth of what one would find on a garden-variety tab of acid.
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Zandi said that even a garden-variety 12% market correction around election time could sway the race, as could an unexpected downturn in the economy.
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Both schemes that Cohen described under questioning by Ocasio-Cortez look like garden-variety financial crimes that the SDNY routinely investigates and, if proven, prosecutes.
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Growing up in a climate of garden-variety anti-Semitism, as his wife described it, Dr. Ornstein developed an early interest in behavior and motivation.
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I do it just in case, or because I'm a coward, or at least because I'm not as courageous as your garden-variety Footsteps member.
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And it's at least possible that many of the donations here are garden-variety influence peddling, rather than indicative of some larger and more sinister scheme.
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While there might not be any deterrent other than humiliation for garden-variety celebrities, purchasing followers is a bad look for anyone whose job involves credibility.
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Stockpiles, both in our time and The Expanse's, are inherently dangerous, whether they're a new technology, rich with non-lethal possibilities, or more garden-variety weapons.
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Because, at their best, the Chainsmokers bypass my brain and hack into my body, which doesn't care if they're dolls, or robots, or garden-variety idiots.
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The object is "about as reflective as garden variety dirt," and of a reddish tint the team thinks may be the result of exposed volatile substances.
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While Coachella's custom Cardboard rigs may be limited to festival attendees for now, it's never been easier to obtain another promotional version or garden-variety unit.
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This was only possible because Baltimore committed egregious holding on the play, worse than the garden-variety holding you can call on just about any play.
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Nor are most of the first several episodes, really; the show initially plays like a sci-fi-tinged twist on a garden-variety procedural cop show.
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No one is quite sure what causes sleep paralysis, but some studies have it chalked up to garden-variety mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
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None of the OPM, Marriott or Anthem data have surfaced online, which would be unusual if it lay in the hands of garden-variety cyber criminals.
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Watching these vlogs, you can fantasize about what it would be like to have an audience of millions be overly invested in your garden-variety heartache.
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Graff, who testified at the FDA hearing, said he anticipates the agency will embrace hemp-derived products and have them treated like a garden-variety nutritional supplement.
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The love expressed Friday for the co-creator, director and star of Twin Peaks isn't just your garden variety Hollywood glad-handing from a Comic-Con panel.
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But no matter the cause of the bloodshed I continue to chronicle, the tool of the garden-variety thug and beat cop alike remains essentially the same.
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And it turns out that the true horror of dating a demon is that it's usually just as banal as your typical, garden-variety subpar online date.
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Common, garden-variety Pidgeys only need to be walked 1 km to find candy, for instance, whereas rarer Pokémon like Lapras require a more hefty 5 km.
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Star Charlie Hunnam is clearly aiming for "lovable asshole," but with no one interesting to play off of, he just comes across as a garden-variety asshole.
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The garden-variety blockbuster lameness of his Jurassic World was one thing; after this near-catastrophe, can he really be trusted with the fate of the Jedi?
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But one can imagine how useful such a thing might be, either for those at risk of retribution from political oppressors or more garden variety privacy preferences.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), which conducted the attacks, called itself a garden-variety ethnic insurgent group out to protect the Rohingya people against state repression.
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A cultural moment is already bigger than a garden-variety hit, so the obvious next step is to push it beyond that and into the record books.
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In all, the complaint looks to be a "garden variety" case of fraud, false tax returns and false statements to a bank, CNN analyst Jeffrey Toobin said.
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And though they range from your garden variety arse-grab-in-a-nightclub (and trust me, the sadness of explaining away the extremely undignified experience of having your body touched without your permission as "garden variety" or "routine" is not lost on me) to incidents that are far more serious to the point of being life-changing, for the majority of us, they've become par for the course.
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No. 3: After Wednesday's rally, the market could have easily had a dramatic decline, but instead had more of a "garden variety" decline from the Dow's 21,000 level.
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"Our view is it's a garden-variety bear market — not like the 50 percent drawdown we saw in 2007 to 2009 or the one in 2000," Suttmeier said.
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Being perceived as a woman or femme means you're subjected to anything from garden-variety sexism to abuse and assault; it can be maddening, and exhausting, and frightening.
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But she boiled it down to "garden-variety misogyny" and Hollywood's tendency to depict women as objects of desire, often for the consumption of cis, straight male viewers.
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He's a carryover from the days of Vine, and now posts vlogs that include the kind of soft-Jackass-style stunts that have become garden-variety on YouTube.
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It wasn't your garden variety fake news: By cramming microscopic particles of gold and silver together into pellets, they said, they'd constructed the first ever room-temperature superconductor.
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Though the point of transition from wild plant to garden variety has been lost to history, the close kinship between the two can be detected by the aroma.
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Despite the velocity of the plunge — which has been undeniably dramatic — stocks are experiencing a garden variety correction for now, Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, told me.
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Some of Trump's boosters on talk radio and Fox News may slowly be conceding that the coronavirus is a greater public health threat than the garden-variety flu.
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And they argued that the special counsel's office had vilified him for what are essentially garden-variety crimes that for other defendants merited only limited time behind bars.
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One thing I learned through making this puzzle is that the word RAVEN will not flip itself into GARDEN VARIETY no matter how long you stare at it.
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"To the extent that there is a shared political ideology across /pol/, it's a heavily ironic mix of garden-variety white supremacy and neo-reactionary movements," Feldman writes.
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It wasn't a matter of giving it directly to the Russian foreign minister — it was just a garden-variety Washington leak, and it wound up in the papers.
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In my just-published book about luck and success, I describe a simple theory in which tax resistance by the wealthy is rooted in two garden-variety cognitive errors.
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There are big names on the list, but it seems clear that even the garden variety experts understand this much more clearly than the FCC does (or pretends to).
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The Faculty starts out as a garden-variety Invasion of the Body Snatchers–style paranoia thriller, but set in a high school so it can be marketed to teens.
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There's always plenty of the garden-variety "your dad would be ashamed of you" sexist nonsense, along with the much more menacing threats to my family and personal safety.
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Zandi doesn't think it's time to panic — "so far it's a garden-variety correction," he said — but Mahajan said stocks could fall for at least another week or two.
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You can knock back some Muscadet and oysters with, instead of a garden-variety mignonette, a few thick, concentrated drops of a dressing that is intensely lemony but not sour.
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The trouble is, Sherlock Holmes exists so large in audiences' minds already that the pair's uninspired take feels neither definitive nor especially fresh — just an off-brand, garden-variety parody.
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U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III called the mistakes involving the ballots a "garden-variety" issue that does not warrant intervention from the federal government, according to The Associated Press.
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A lie is a more malicious concealment, rarer than the garden-variety "misleading statement," but that's plainly what his lie about terrorism was: A conscious effort to mislead the public.
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If she ever cared about alienating someone famous to get a laugh — whether a network executive, a commander in chief or garden-variety actors doing their best — she doesn't anymore.
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The noodles are thicker than garden-variety ramen, the better to sop up the soup, and additions like eggs, pork belly, spinach and dried seaweed can dress up the meal.
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The rare cache of supercentenarian genomes, the largest yet to be sequenced and made public, comes as studies of garden-variety longevity have yielded few solid clues to healthy aging.
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I guess that's easy to see in 2020, with QAnon and Pizzagate and so many other internet-fueled, garden-variety conspiracies wreaking havoc on the real world all the time.
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While important to the litigants, these garden-variety cases involve the straightforward application of settled law, and they would come out the same way regardless of the judge's political views.
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As others have pointed out, the Ewoks seem to portray your garden variety insurgent or guerrilla force; George Lucas himself has said that he drew inspiration from the Vietnam War.
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But that interview reads differently to many now, as do Mr. Lauer's other on-camera interactions with powerful women that seemed garden-variety sexist or purely boneheaded at the time.
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Last year in America more than 12,000 Americans were killed, murdered on our streets, from acts that were not about domestic or international terrorism -- just your garden variety street-level violence.
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I grant you that your garden-variety, pedestrian back-alley shivving (one could hardly call it a stab) is horizontal, but surely this rich history should be accommodated by the machine.
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Of course, when you pull back a little bit, it becomes extremely clear that the majority of games are still very much dominated by the garden variety grizzled white male protagonist.
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Looking at the past several years of the charts, this polarization looks like more than garden-variety cultural sexism — it looks like something new that our algorithm-based platforms have wrought.
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This is one of the crucial differences between garden-variety speculative celebrity gossip and hardcore conspiracy theories: the degree to which they resist or outright contradict a celebrity's self-stated identity.
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A garden-variety recession in which output falls as existing stocks are run down would require a less drastic response than a bigger systemic shock, such as a Chinese hard landing.
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I'm not sure if it is an early criticism of the Internet of Things or if it's just a garden variety "femininity is monstrous" flick, but I guess I'll find out!
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Yet this garden-variety insight seemed to elude Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. during last week's argument in the big immigration case from Texas.
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In addition to figuring out how to find his way through Riverdale's sprawling campus, he must also deal with garden-variety aggression as well as microaggressions from classmates and teachers alike.
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They're definitely not as sleek or delicate as, say, your garden variety MacBook Air or a Pixelbook Go, but what they lack in portability, they make up for in sheer power.
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More important, even as the H1N1 influenza virus circulated widely — the outbreak was, indeed, a pandemic — it turned out to not be nearly as deadly as a garden-variety seasonal flu.
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There are many different kinds of sell-offs — from garden-variety pullbacks to wholesale breakdowns like the 2008 financial crisis — but the key for investors is knowing why they're occurring, Cramer says.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)Twitter, the social media site for people who like getting angry at things, has long been a haven for misogynistic harassers, white supremacists, and garden-variety trolls.
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Garden variety party conventions are more like coronations—there's just one vote on the floor, and it's largely symbolic, because the frontrunner has already clinched enough delegates to win the nomination outright.
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Cahill is having fun while channeling all that garden-variety frustration stewing under the lid of any woke young woman into dead rats, floating Betty Boop heads, and Rat-Fink-style phantasmagoria.
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Well, eventually, many of those people are just garden-variety neurotics and they go to shrinks, and shrinks give them medicine, and they may then become eligible for some of these experiences.
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Garden variety growls are largely ignored in favor of a reverb-soaked, high-pitched yowl that may turn off conventional death 'bangers but should intrigue those with a thirst for the extraordinary.
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"This is a garden variety family law dispute involving a wife who regrets her decision to execute a prenuptial agreement," Rubin's legal team told the Verge and BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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Instead, after a year of work and millions of taxpayers dollars spent, Mueller brought a garden-variety tax evasion/money laundering case against Manafort that will be tried in two different states.
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And the Nasdaq has now fallen into correction territory — a decline of more than 10 percent from an earlier peak, which indicates a drop that's more serious than a garden-variety slump.
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On the morning of March 14, a garden-variety filly named Princess Lili B crossed the finish line of a half-mile workout at the track and collapsed with two broken forelegs.
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But while they mean to condemn him, their language does the opposite: A head case has significantly less to be ashamed of and to apologize for than a garden-variety jerk does.
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"This case involves an effort by the CFPB to enforce a garden-variety civil investigative demand," Clement wrote, arguing that the enforcement action had a tenuous connection to the director's removal status.
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"Dark Angel" doesn't offer much beyond garden-variety sociopathy and a generic weariness with the uselessness of men, the hard lot of Victorian women, and repeated rounds of childbirth and child burial.
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Las Vegas (CNN)A stroll through the show floor this week at Sin City's convention center felt like your garden-variety glitzy business expo, except for the plentiful portrayals of cannabis leaves.
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These aren't your typically plump porkers—they've got 24 percent less body fat than garden variety pigs, and they're equipped with UCP1, allowing them to thermoregulate and brave harsh winters, as NPR reports.
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The singer cracked jokes and earned laughs from a notoriously tough crowd of reporters as she promoted the upcoming series, which she billed as a documentary more than a garden variety reality show.
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Despite his garden-variety moans and pleas to go home, let's assume Gudetama is complicit in this process—making him not only Sanrio's most depressed character, but its most masochistic one as well.
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Getting Gooden and Strawberry together at the diner, and building their intertwined stories out from there, gave the film a humanity that I don't think your garden variety talking head doc would've had.
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And while Mr. Ryan has been careful to try to ignore Mr. Trump's garden-variety outbursts and name calling, he becomes agitated over remarks that he feels violate the inclusiveness of the party.
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I underwent roughly a week's worth of it once, and my sense of time and space collapsed, as did my ability to even process the garden variety reality we all take for granted.
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If you are sneezing, or have a stuffy or runny nose, the good news is that you probably just have a garden-variety common cold -- ironically, one possibly caused by a different coronavirus.
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In short, you'd have to believe she could achieve the objectively unachievable, and you'd have to buy that she'd do it all just to get back at her husband for garden-variety disappointments.
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The area was the subject of "Off the Grid: Life on the Mesa," a documentary that captures the variety of its inhabitants: war-scarred veterans, teenage runaways, garden variety social misfits, among others.
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If Mrs Clinton hopes to beat a garden variety Republican in 2020, she had better be thinking hard about how to get Americans' real incomes growing rapidly by the end of her first term.
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Already, the presumptive GOP nominee has raised issues beyond the garden variety of Republican attacks against Clinton (Benghazi, emails etc...) and injected scandals that marred the administration of President Bill Clinton in the 1990s.
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There are many different kinds of sell-offs — from garden-variety pullbacks to wholesale breakdowns like the 2008 financial crisis — but the key for investors is knowing why they're occurring, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
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From a cocoon of garden-variety British male celebrity has hatched a middle-class suburban teen of a man, who—on first glance—looks like his hobby is hanging around shopping centers on weekends.
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The biggest obstacle in my relationship with Dylan came down to the same old garden-variety insecurities that everyone has, and Dylan and I both found ways to work through them on our own.
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Call such an invention a gastronomic freak show if you'd like, but the California Loaded Fries Burrito is something of a reimagining of a garden variety Cali burrito, the gastronomic jewel of San Diego.
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Exorbitant heels and hundreds of dollars' worth of lingerie: Those might not exactly be garden-variety, everyday purchases, but apparently, they're what people snap up when filling their carts late on a Friday night.
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At its best, the book reflects the reader back to herself, and asks a simple question: Are you just as biased as a garden-variety sexist when women act in ways you disapprove of?
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In financial markets, a drop of 10 percent or more is typically referred to as a correction — a term that describes a market sell-off that is more serious than a garden-variety slump.
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The artwork in this issue is unsettling, with Mr. Bloom portrayed as a garden variety "Slenderman," and the writing (though monologue-heavy) does a good job of asking hard questions about equality among citizens.
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Psychologists agree that while chronic or traumatic stress can be toxic, garden-variety stress — such as the kind that comes with taking a big test — is typically a normal and healthy part of life.
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I didn't get that it was a crush, or that the only thing separating mine from the garden variety on TV shows and songs on the radio was that its object was another boy.
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Personally I found it useful to just read a straightforward guide to the varieties of state-sponsored information attacks — most of which have long been in use, of course, by more garden-variety trolls.
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There is surely an interesting argument in favor of ditching the big bills, which play a central role in many kinds of undesirable pursuits, from drug dealing, to money laundering to garden variety tax evasion.
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Meanwhile, over beers and in the comment sections of confessional essays and on endless threads in private Facebook groups, thousands of women are hashing out what separates true abuse behavior from garden-variety asshole behavior.
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Anxiety and Depression There's garden-variety stress-related insomnia, and then there are thornier health conditions that can interfere with sleep and that affect more women than men regardless of age, like depression and anxiety.
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The indictment suggests that "there's some serious nature of this case that rises above your garden variety case," says Peter Toren, a Washington, D.C.-based intellectual property attorney who is not involved in the case.
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One reason this happened is garden-variety corporate rapaciousness—RSS, an open format, didn't give technology companies the control over data and eyeballs that they needed to sell ads, so they did not support it.
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But a lurking, leering detective (House Of Cards' Molly Parker) thinks Louis is just a garden-variety child-abuse victim, especially after Natalie's estranged husband Peter (Aaron Paul) goes missing right after the cliff incident.
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But in addition to that, she has honed a talent — rare in Washington — for rising above pettiness, and she and her speechwriters have aced a nuanced, soulful alternative to common reproach and garden-variety rancor.
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But the numbing persistence of such "mistreatment" — which has as much to do with colonial geopolitics as with garden-variety anti-black and anti-immigrant racism — is not necessarily a testament to the musical's insight.
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Whereas garden-variety stars like the sun blink in and out of existence relatively inconsequentially, massive stars—the kind that go supernova—are the engines of the cosmos, churning and processing matter in life and death.
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The cookies from this Chobani Incubator startup come in five delicious flavors that, on the outset, seem like your standard garden variety type of cookie: a classic Birthday Cake here, a sweet Double Chocolate Chip there.
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The Anger Room arms patrons with baseball bats and allows them to destroy rooms that have been mocked up to look like offices, kitchens, basically any room where garden-variety frustration gives way to runaway rage.
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In these garden-variety slumps, people and firms with the capacity to spend more, who might normally leap at the chance to buy discounted goods or hire overqualified workers, instead allow their cash to pile up.
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There were the garden-variety complaints: inconsistent sizing between brands, the way back pockets stretched or sagged, the humiliation of walking into a dressing room with half a dozen options only to walk out empty-handed.
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It's a persistent mystery why flu vaccines don't find more of a market, given that flu—meaning actual influenza, and not one of the garden-variety colds often lumped into the category—is a grueling disease.
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Stankard, Anglin, Spencer, and all the garden-variety racists who make up the self-described alt-right today obviously don't have a singular state-sanctioned vision or the authority to mandate one like Mussolini and Hitler.
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Putin probably blessed the Russian military computer hackers whose garden-variety mischief-making morphed in 2016 into a concerted pro-Trump and pro-Sanders project to boost outsider candidates skeptical of the U.S.-led world order.
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A garden variety pullback (Cleared)This kind of sell-off amounts to a 5%-10% pullback from a recent high, and is usually rescued by investors who seize the moment to buy stocks at discounted prices.
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The film looks a lot like a garden-variety food show on TV, with endless shots of food being prepared, Mr. Solomonov sampling the finished product and assuring the cook (and moviegoers) that it's really tasty.
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The difference between Hays and Farrell's character, however, is that the big case is about children, so his unhinged rants around and about them cannot be chalked up to garden-variety cop-on-the-edge behavior.
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Of course it can mean or not mean a garden variety of relational nuances; however, objectively, that full-frontal palm-to-palm touching sure hints that something more than the chaste-seeming alternative of cupped hand-holding.
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The young girl had an awkward exchange with her teacher when she spilled the beans that her family was growing weed at home — only the kind of weed she was referring to is of the garden variety!
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Often times that comes in the form of some specific but important feature like crazy battery life or an ultra-tough exterior, but the company does a good job with the plain-old-garden-variety handset, too.
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There isn't data out there that addresses a lack of post-coital spooning, but marriage numbers suggest there's more to Jason's observation than garden-variety whippersnapper-bashing; record numbers of millennials appear to be uninterested in relationships.
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Although he is having a big season, first with the Tigers and then with Arizona after a trade, he is more of a garden variety slugger, with one All-Star appearance and only two 191.06-homer seasons.
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Billy Burke, as the criminal leader, plays it a tad too cool while commanding a garden-variety group that includes the psycho dude and the good-hearted guy, who are sure to be at each other's throat.
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Officer Haddix seemed like a garden variety corrupt cop, but taking a shoot-first-ask-questions-later approach to a robbery, with a gun in one hand and a beer in another, makes him a special case.
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The bialy might have been custom-made for the job, particularly the ones at Shelsky's, which are baked to a darker brown, their thumbprint divots filled with a more robustly caramelized onion confit, than garden-variety bialys.
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There were self-identified "anti-fascists"; Black Lives Matter activists from around the country; religious leaders, including around 100 Christian ministers wearing their clerical collars; furious Charlottesville residents; and garden-variety liberals from as far away as Seattle.
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It's probably not an idea that will work with garden-variety sociopaths, or religious fundamentalists turned mad bombers, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded that there is usually some kind of groupthink behind acts of mass terror.
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Through suits that resemble an unmade bed, the prime minister has played down his posh upbringing and distanced himself from your garden-variety politician to become someone who 40% of Brits say they would have a pint with.
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But even a garden-variety snowstorm in those days would menace New York's main form of transit — horses — and impose human suffering of all kinds, while posing the immense logistical challenge of clearing an entire metropolis of snow.
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Garden-variety slugs and snails, which eat rat feces, can serve as intermediate hosts, allowing the parasite to grow to a stage where it's capable of causing infection, though never to full adulthood (and so never capable of reproduction).
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The duo's unabashedly retro sound is far more elegant and politically charged than rockabilly's self-conscious greaser vibes or your garden variety, buttoned-up Oldies outfit, and high priestess Alexandra James' fiery black rose croon is a Luciferian revelation.
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A tunnbrödsrulle consists of a couple of your garden variety pork-beef dogs swaddled in a buttered tunnbröd (northern Swedish flatbread) with mayonnaise, mashed potatoes, fried onions, raw onions, and shrimp salad with more mayonnaise, just for good measure.
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The U.S. government may start scrutinizing informal partnerships between American and Chinese companies in the field of artificial intelligence, threatening practices that have long been considered garden variety development work for technology companies, sources familiar with the discussions said.
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He is no longer just a garden variety, fame-mongering jerk who makes people feel uncomfortable — he's a ticking time bomb making everyone on set fear for their safety with his acts of aggression and explicit threats of violence.
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If you don't follow the sport, you might not know that Khan was not merely a garden-variety professional athlete, but was probably the greatest cricketer ever from Pakistan, a country where cricket is by far the dominant sport.
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Marshall's underlying romanticism takes a supernatural turn in "Train Window 1 (The Apparitions)" (40 x 50 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 2016), pushing beyond mere garden-variety subjectivity into the realm of hallucination and paranoia.
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Home improvements can help you save money on taxes when you sellAlthough garden-variety home improvements won&apost score you a tax deduction right now, they could be helpful in reducing taxes if and when you sell your home.
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The new report, published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, is the most comprehensive to date suggesting that many garden-variety insomniacs could benefit from the gold standard treatment — cognitive behavior therapy — without ever having to talk to a therapist.
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Disputing the prosecutors' damning characterization of Mr. Manafort in a court filing last week, his lawyers insisted that Mr. Manafort was not only deeply remorseful, but "has suffered almost unprecedented public shame" for what they called garden-variety offenses.
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Garden-variety slugs and snails, which eat rat feces, can serve as intermediate hosts, allowing the parasite to grow to a stage where it is capable of causing infection, though never to full adulthood (and so never capable of reproduction).
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And it is an open question if more of the same will change anything, particularly given that the economic challenges emanating from Britain are more because of existential questions of national identity than because of a garden-variety business slowdown.
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Both the men's and women's basketball teams were on hand for the event, which featured your garden variety workouts, layup lines, dunk exhibitions, 3-pt shootouts, and of course the ever-popular "some random student wins tuition for a year" contest.
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There are other passionfruits like the gulupa, badea, and curuba, but they proved more elusive—I did purchase something that was labeled curuba, or banana passionfruit, and looked close enough, but it turned out to be your garden-variety papaya.
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You have to look carefully to see the breaks with garden-variety minimalism, like the echoes of medieval arches behind the bar and the Persian calligraphy carved into the plaster in the back, where a small deck hangs above a garden.
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Australian company PotatoMagic, spearheaded by chemical engineer, YouTube chef casual spud enthusiast Andrew Dyhin, has come up with a process whereby your garden variety potato can be altered into a food base that melts like cheese when popped under a grill.
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One of them, the 26-year-old Ash Sarkar, thrilled left-wing Twitter in a televised debate this summer by eye-rolling Piers Morgan, one of Britain's most famous journalists, who had mistaken her for a garden-variety Labour activist.
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The tenor of the Trump team, from everything I see, read and hear, is such that, for a garden-variety Republican policy specialist, service in the early phase of the administration would carry a high risk of compromising one's integrity and reputation.
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Except, of course, it was more "Awh baybah, baybah," and it was offset against dramatic piano—the sort of intro that promises more build and excitement in its first seconds than most garden variety pop songs achieve by the time they're over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government may start scrutinizing informal partnerships between American and Chinese companies in the field of artificial intelligence, threatening practices that have long been considered garden variety development work for technology companies, sources familiar with the discussions said.
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Indeed, by late 2014, Rothenberg Ventures — whose more garden-variety bets include the clothing company Chubbies and the floral delivery startup BloomThat — announced it was launching a startup accelerator, River, that planned to provide $100,0003 in seed funding to virtual reality companies expressly.
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"There's no evidence, according to this study, that if you pressure your garden variety, picky eater that they'll actually grow bigger or act better," said pediatric feeding specialist Melanie Potock, author of "Adventures in Veggieland," who was not involved in the study.
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About 50 million Americans are under some sort of winter weather alert, whether it's blizzard-like conditions in the Great Lakes region, heavy snow in the Midwest, snow and flooding on the West Coast, or your garden variety winter ugliness in the Northeast.
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They did not have recurring psychoses, the signature symptom of schizophrenia, but rather a poorly understood syndrome described by the German-American psychiatrist Adolph Stern in 1938: Their mental state was on the "border" between garden-variety neurosis and full-blown psychosis.
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"I don't think a garden-variety civil servant, a government official who wasn't the son-in-law of the president, would continue to have access to classified materials with these kinds of stories coming out in the press," Just Security's Wright said.
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But even for what you might call garden-variety rich people, Mr. Sanders's plan would push rates near the revenue maximizing level: His plan would result in an all-in tax rate of just over 65 percent on income between $500,733 and $2 million.
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"Trichomoniasis is the most stealthy of the STIs, because it masquerades as a sort of garden variety vaginal infection like bacterial vaginosis or yeast," says Kate O'Connell White, MD, MPH, director, Fellowship in Family Planning, department of Ob/Gyn at Boston University, Boston Medical Center.
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The Toronto star hits the reset button on his career with his new LP When pop historians look back at Drake's career, they'll see 2015 as the year in which he transformed from a garden-variety pop star into an all-around cultural force.
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Although their alleged crimes are less despicable and perhaps even more socially acceptable, similar lessons apply to dealing with and hiring garden-variety jerks -- who demean and insult others, spread vicious lies about colleagues, or treat them as if they are worthless and invisible.
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Jones, who starred in the new Ghostbusters film, spent Monday getting endlessly and ruthlessly harassed on Twitter by people ranging from those still outraged that the new Ghostbusters film features women in the lead roles, to the garden-variety virulent racists who call Twitter home.
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But forget the source for a second, and forget your feelings about Trump: This man delivers the performance of a lifetime, going from brave truth-teller to a garden-variety asshole to a humbled and humiliated failure in the span of about ten seconds.
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Before the 2016 election, little thought was given to how "empowering everyone to send short messages, post videos or create online communities meant it would empower terrorists, criminals, hate groups, garden-variety nut-jobs and child predators to do the same things," he wrote.
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The long egg's use case is pretty clear if you dislodge yourself from the aggressive unpleasantness of its appearance: You can slice evenly sized coins from your boiled egg, rather than the variously sized slabs you'd get from a garden-variety ovular egg. Convenient!
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Image: Screengrab via the Boring CompanyChipper villain Elon Musk has been having what appears to be a lot of fun selling dubiously safe Boring Company "flamethrowers," which despite outrage from some politicians are actually just garden-variety torches packaged to look like a weapon from Portal.
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Wool's painting hangs in the appropriation room, but it feels misplaced there, even though its text comes from an exterior source; its modus operandi is instead the garden-variety appropriation that has been practiced by modernists from Pablo Picasso to Jasper Johns — an instigation for formal inquiry.
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In the 50s and 60s, the prefix "dyna," vaguely meaning "power" ("dynamic, dynamo, dynamite"), liberally affixed itself like exclamation points to innumerable garden variety items like "Dyna-Range," a hearing aid attached to eyeglasses, "Dyna-flyte" indestructible golf balls, and "Dyna-Surge Tumble-Action" washing machines.
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But this isn't your garden variety light art—shot in APigeon's apartment, full of both her tchotchkes and set-dressed props, the video features the songstress moving through the gloomy space of her apartment, where she and various objects run through a warped sense of spacetime.
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Roel Peeters and James Blackwell, both formerly of Wi-Fi chip maker Ozmo, applied their Wi-Fi know-how to a smart battery, a component that transforms an existing smoke alarm into a connected device that can be monitored remotely courtesy of your garden variety smartphone.
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Lichtman, a remarkable thinker and social satirist, fills his first 50 pages with a misleadingly pedestrian cycle of basic cowardice, random aggression, flagrant self-congratulation and garden-variety self-loathing, until a Suboxone strip chops up the rhythm of his prose and the book begins in earnest.
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JOE KERNEN: On December 24th, did you get the feeling that every -- that -- were you at that point wondering -- I think what we needed to convince most people was you can't just assume this is a garden variety correction, you better be ready to run for the hills.
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He estimates that, if he does get permission, about 400 people—presumably including alt-right trolls, neo-Nazis, Confederate-lovers, and garden-variety racists in Polo shirts—would make their way to the nation's capital, on August 11 and 12, just as they did in Charlottesville a year before.
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His stand-up is as insightful as his television work, but it's always been more ruthless about laughs, particularly this assured new hour and a half of material, veering from corkscrew one-liners and broad sex gags to garden-variety observational humor and twisty yarns dense with jokes.
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And while solo shows about tough times and garden-variety depression are not exactly rare flora on the theater scene, Mr. Gethard, who confesses he's been depressive since he was a preteen, confronts with a bruising and sometimes hilarious frankness his longstanding urge to pull the plug on himself.
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It is a safe bet that our nightmarish fears are far worse than the reality, that the king of viruses — it looks like a crown when viewed under an electron microscope — is less of a danger than the garden-variety yearly flu, which kills millions around the world annually.
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JH: The only thing that we know so far is that she was following pretty traditional US foreign policy, which is recommending against perceived conflicts of interest, political investigations, and just really asking the government to cut down on corruption and graft of the sort of garden variety.
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The other really icky thing about this is that Capcom's attempt to stop hackers seems to reach beyond your garden-variety paywall cheaters and into the territory of locking out mod hobbyists and other people who have developed tools to help competitive players practice, such as hitbox viewer applications.
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Arbus is possibly the closest thing America has to Kafka, a profound ironist who simply did not see the world in conventional terms and was — when you strip away the nice-making, the wheedling for money or support and the expressions of garden-variety depression — incapable of saying anything uncompelling.
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Sure, the garden variety raccoon is pretty scary, but this year, hordes of raccoons with distemper, a disease that attacks the nervous system and causes the animals to rise on their hind feet, bare their teeth, and stagger around like zombies, were reported in both Ohio and New York City.
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While some of the largest cyberattacks have been the work of state-sponsored hackers—the OPM data breach that affected millions of Americans last year, for example, or the Sony hack that revealed Hollywood's intimate secrets—the vast majority of the world's quotidian digital malice comes from garden-variety hackers.
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But in 2014 in Sochi, the committee took serious measures to guard against garden-variety cyber criminals looking to abscond with anything they could steal from the thousands of international visitors in attendance, something that has been happening for years and will probably never cease regardless of where the games are held.[Guardian]
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Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and LA To be sure, it's oppressive for any woman to be force-fed clots of repetitive images: the same waifish body, milk-white skin, glinting, silken hair — but in this context, white women's discomfort is born not entirely from garden-variety concerns of inadequacy.
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So forgive my excitement about this steampunk party: the small universe of artists, artisans, welders, carpenters, tall-bicycle clubs, DIY flotilla builders and hundreds of other restlessly creative garden-variety freaks—the original gentrifiers who plowed their way through deserted industrial Brooklyn nearly 20 years ago—are nothing short of fascinating to me.
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Clinton and the power base inside the DNC responsible for the 2016 debacle, much of the public is still being distracted from realizing this problem thanks to the running conspiracy theories blaming the Clinton loss on a garden variety of conspiracy theories including the Russians, FBI Director James Comey, and white supremacists.
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Orbán's goal in working with Washington insiders was to get "the foreign policy world that could make life miserable for Hungary to think that he was just an ordinary conservative government—a garden-variety conservative state besieged by liberals," said Kim Lane Scheppele, a Hungary expert at the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton.
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I look forward to the day when psychedelic medicines like psilocybin, having proven their safety and efficacy in F.D.A.-approved trials, will take their legal place in society, not only in mental health care but in the lives of people dealing with garden-variety unhappiness or interested in spiritual exploration and personal growth.
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It's unclear why no one foresaw the prospect of "this specific attack," given that the users targeting Tay were using common, garden-variety trolling tactics like virulent racism, anti-antisemitism, misogyny, and conservative chest-thumping; it's even more bizarre that the team expected things to get better once they widened the pool of discourse.
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Some of it is just a function of the time in which it was released, when noxious white guys who think it's their turn to have power just because that's the way they believe things should work seem to pop up repeatedly like video game villains, garden-variety baddies to be vanquished on the way to the Big Boss.
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Related: Photos show Baton Rouge gunman shooting at police with assault rifle But beyond its founding myth and African American recruitment, Washita basically operates the way any garden-variety "sovereign citizen" group does: Its members ignore federal law, avoid paying taxes taxes, and make use of non-government IDs and driver's licenses, the sales of which help fill the group's coffers.
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And those tropes and ideas can find a hold in the minds of those who harbor such resentments, but have only expressed them in a more garden-variety sort of a way—picking fights with "politically correct" relatives at the Thanksgiving table, say, or looking the other way when a fellow human being is targeted (even cheering hate crimes on).
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If we were talking about a garden variety investigation of an ordinary citizen, obstruction of justice would not be an end game, it would be a starting point, Prosecutorial discretion is not simply deciding whether a crime has been committed, but deciding whether and which crimes to charge, and obstruction of justice is often an additional charge used to buttress other charges.
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Little consolation, in a sauce containing multiple strains of peppers capable of reaching more than two million on the Scoville scale (compare that to the garden variety jalapeno, which rates around 5,000), which may or may not have been grown deep in the jungle primeval by the inmates of a Guatemalan insane asylum I don't know why I agreed to this?
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In addition to a string of garden-variety banking and business scandals, four seismic financial events occurred during my time as a columnist: the collapse of the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund in 1998, the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 20003, the accounting scandals of Enron in 2001 and WorldCom in 2002, and the mother of them all — the mortgage debacle — in 2008.
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All of the characters with disabilities are drawn with layered naturalness; you quickly forget that they face challenges most people do not as their exchanges focus on issues that affect everyone: jobs, relationships (or lack thereof), feelings of moral inferiority and anxiety, the solace of religious faith (or the lack thereof) and plain old garden-variety sadness, the kind that some can move through and others, like Zoe, cannot.
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But the fanciest one on the list has just been introduced to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the McIlhenny Company, the producer based on Avery Island, La. Bottled with gold foil and packed in a box to suggest Champagne, it is made from specially selected peppers that are mashed with salt and aged for up to 15 years instead of the usual three, then mixed with sparkling wine vinegar, not the garden variety.
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YOU DO HAVE THESE GREAT FUNDAMENTALS, SO I DON'T THINK THIS IS GOING TO BLOW UP. BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING, BECAUSE I DON'T THINK ANYBODY REALLY KNOWS WITH WHETHER THIS IS GOING TO HAPPEN AND WHAT THE MARKET IS GOING TO DO. WAPNER: BUT YOU THINK THIS IS JUST A, YOU KNOW, FOR LACK OF A BETTER DESCRIPTION, A GARDEN VARIETY CORRECTION THAT WE HAVEN'T FELT IN AN AWFULLY LONG TIME AND THAT'S WHY IT'S SO PAINFUL TO WITNESS AS IT'S UNFOLDING.
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