It gives people community, it gives people a world view, and it gives people a degree of comfort.
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He gives up drinking, gives in to drinking, gives it up and comes back to it all over again.
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But the First Amendment gives all of us — it gives it to me it gives it to you, it gives it to all Americans — the right to speak our minds freely.
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The Fox deal gives them Hulu, gives them more content.
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Gaga gives as good quote as she gives good face.
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Surprisingly, by summer, that period of succulent maximalism that gives and gives and gives, the year's two best songs were already claimed.
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So that gives us '95, that gives us 2000, and 2006.
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"It gives procedures, it gives penalties, it sets standards," Lighthizer said.
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That crowd gives them energy, just like our crowd gives us energy.
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It gives 'em personalities, it gives 'em throwaway in the advertising community.
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Mike gives chase to Werner while Lalo Salamanca gives chase to Mike.
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Like video games and superhero movies, it gives the way myth gives.
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She gives and she gives and on April 17, she will give again.
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But this hat, it gives me -- it gives me power, in a way.
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"Woosh" gives you a strange hexagon tunnel; "life" gives you some dancing fruits.
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It comes from nothing and it ultimately gives them life, gives them energy.
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"When Ellen gives you something, she gives you life-changing somethings," she added.
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When Dishonored gives you power, it gives you more than it lets on.
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Everything gives off music, everything dances, everything sings, everything gives off a sound.
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But this hat, it gives me, it gives me power in a way.
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He gives this impassioned TED talk in which everybody gives him nice applause afterwards.
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I think it gives people more control and therefore it gives them more protection.
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"It gives us an edge tactically, it gives us an edge strategically," Mabus said.
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But the MRI gives us a lot more data, it gives us metabolic data.
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Kelly gives Yorkie something to live for; Yorkie gives Kelly something to die for.
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The production gives her enough space to carry the songs, and she gives back.
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You don't because it gives you the information, you accept what it gives you.
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And he gives me a letter, O.K., he gives me a letter about Comey.
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Rather than exert any pressure on Russia or the Syrian government at all — as 51 State Department diplomats urged in June — the Obama administration gives and gives and gives.
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"His amazing piece of art gives life and it gives passion to a dining room."
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That gives them a sense of shared community, and it also gives them unshakeable belief.
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The first dose gives 93% protection against measles and the second dose gives 97% protection.
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Nature both gives and takes away and gives again as the Chesters work the land.
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The keyboard gives you accuracy, gives you all that, and give you a look-ahead.
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Nobody there gives a shit about your trainers, nobody gives a shit about your thoughts on PC Music, and nobody gives a shit if you haven't heard Kanye West's latest.
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If the universe gives you a hint and you don't listen, it gives you a kick.
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It absorbs better, it absorbs faster, it gives you less bloat, it gives you more power.
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That really gives, it opens up the eye, and it just gives it that extra pop.
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It gives us power, it gives us direction, it gets us through the day by day.
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It gives meaning to art the way that the knowledge of death gives meaning to life.
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"That gives them the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information, that gives them the capacity to conduct undetected espionage, that gives them the capacity to exert pressure or control," he added.
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Netflix tweeted in response that it gives people better access to movies and gives filmmakers more opportunities.
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Nobody gives a crap about Michael Cohen, nobody gives a damn about this president&aposs personal behavior.
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I find it hilarious that Seth Rogen gives his wife the same look he gives weed pic.twitter.
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But while the empath gives and gives, the narcissist takes and takes, which is incredibly emotionally exhausting.
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It gives more subsidies to the middle class and rich but gives much less to the poor.
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It's her gift to her family: Showing us how she never gives up and never gives in.
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"The contrast gives importance to form, which is what gives its force to the design," she said.
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"It gives dignity; it gives responsibility," Mr. Hutchinson said in a recent interview at the State Capitol.
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The Orange package gives you ESPN for Monday Night Football, and the Blue gives you FOX and NBC.
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Mystery's longstanding history gives Colgate a sheen of respectability in the industry, while Colgate gives Mystery some youth.
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MARK CARNEY: It gives central banks more -- it gives people who are watching greater returns on their savings.
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In the final product, the cocoa powder gives astringency and bitterness, but the butter gives you fatty notes.
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Once he identifies himself, his father hugs him, gives him some coffee, and Jackson gives him his résumé.
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Strife gives you something to work towards, purpose; it's what gives life meaning, not what makes it meaningless.
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It gives a strong flavor, and after that the fresh pomegranate gives a delicious shiver on your tongue.
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Reading nonfiction gives us important information, but reading fiction gives us a feeling of empathy that inspires action.
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You will have guests who contend that red wine gives them headaches or white wine gives them heartburn.
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It gives the potential voter a sense of personal connection and gives them a stake in her candidacy.
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The concrete forest gives way to frozen tundra, gives way to rivers and islands and even more city.
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His 2106 yards rushing gives him 2100,2100 for his career, and his 253 total yards gives him 9,042.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives you access to a computer network.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives users access to a computer network.
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RTR started giving users access to fashion in the same way that Netflix gives users access to video, Spotify gives access to music, or even the way ClassPass gives users access to studio fitness classes.
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For example, the major factor in Abramowitz's model that gives Trump a strong edge is the advantage he gives to incumbent presidents (and implicit disadvantage he gives to open-seat contenders of the incumbent's party).
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But when he lets up on the pressure, the sound is sweet and bright, and he gives, and gives, and gives — there are few Met artists these days who offer more bang for your buck.
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It's a thing that gives us much satisfaction and it gives all the others encouragement, as well as hope.
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Fragrance is a symbol of femininity and it gives you a confidence, and gives you sexiness, as a woman.
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Goat gives us two acts worth of hazing, Total Frat Movie gives us a brief ice barrel challenge scene.
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When life gives Beyoncé lemons, she gives the world one of the most interesting music releases of the year.
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Gluten gives elasticity to dough, helps it rise and keep its shape and often gives bread its chewy texture.
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Sure, the season gives us the holidays and hot cocoa, but it also gives us painfully dry, itchy skin.
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And the romantic advice he gives my brothers stands in direct contrast to the advice he sometimes gives me.
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The Parmegiano Reggiano gives this dip a rich, savory flavor and paprika and cayenne gives it a nice kick.
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"Short-term gives you some focus; long-term gives you future," Bossidy said Thursday in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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Offense gives me two runs early and then gives me runs again, and then I give it right back.
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So there's a half-life, which gives to the next half-life, which gives to the next half-life.
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So Grain gives 10 population growth, and every surplus [unit] you have gives 2 or 3 additional population growth.
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My teacher told me about a city art workshop that gives kids paid summer jobs and gives them purpose.
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One gives you a crown of smiling emojis, and a "Happy Vibe" filter gives you a sun-kissed look.
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That gives Giuliani a tactical advantage and gives him more reason to reject any offer for a voluntary interview.
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"The knight never gives up, never gives in, always advances, never retreats," said Bill Foley, the team's majority owner.
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It gives liquidity to people in these countries but it also gives the government a way to prosecute them.
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CreateNYC gives us a five-year window and the People's Cultural Plan gives us the demands to work towards.
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So night school gives Amy a thimbleful of growth, and gives her something to pursue outside of [Cloud 9].
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"More savings — and less spending — in general gives you more money, and money gives you power and flexibility," said Bartelt.
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In the second spot, Dell gives young Steph some tips — which, of course gives them a hankering for Burger King.
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The color of the flame is the indicator; for example, Potassium gives off violet colors and Sodium gives off yellow.
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The suite gives it all of its power—and that power gives it too much influence over how we work.
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My coming gives them a platform, which then gives us the chance to try and change the priorities of governments.
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Opening sentences of 5 CFR 2635.702 cover both; 85033(a) gives example of coercion; 702(c) gives example of endorsement.
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It gives you back the feeling of control over your body, and gives you the power of reclaiming your health.
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He's married Henry off to Jane Seymour, who gives birth to a boy and gives Henry a legitimate male heir.
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Conclusion: The internet definitely gives them information, and probably gives them more knowledge, but doesn't necessarily give them more wisdom.
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Peter pulls Victoria away from the group to stand next to an SUV and gives her a rose. Gives. Her.
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"It gives it an aura of momentum and celebrity and party—gives it a sex appeal," Adam Lindemann told me.
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Miami gives the Atlantic Coast Conference seven teams in the Top 25, while Iowa State gives the Big 12 four.
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It gives us Prince at his most isolated, creative, unhurried; it gives us Prince who maybe had allergies; it gives us Prince who could write something as bracingly beautiful as "Wednesday" and then leave it locked up.
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This gives them, now and then, consciousness—which gives them a place to judge and make sense of their own dissonance.
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The avocado leaf gives the beans a lovely aroma and a hint of toasted chile de arbol gives them a kick.
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New retail gives you some of both: it injects tech into physical stores, and gives online platforms brick-and-mortar homes.
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Its strong Intel processor gives you the speed of a laptop, but its versatility gives you the freedom of a tablet.
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"Video game" gives me a score, and "constellation"—the game's title—gives me a rather lovely view of the solar system.
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This gives us comic books that really want to be films, it gives us films that really want to be lunchboxes.
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Jay-Z, 2 Chainz, and Frank Ocean all do, and it gives them more than just clout—it gives them control.
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A handball in the area gives Mexico a penalty kick, and Carlos Vela buries it and gives Mexico the early lead!
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As for the song that gives the show its title, Ms. Starlite gives it all the spite and bile it requires.
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It gives them more intellectual -- it gives these women -- it kind of shows these women that they have more brains than body.
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George Lopez gives Hollywood low marks for the way it treats its own, but he gives Louis C.K. props for fessing up.
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"It gives us hope, you know, it gives us a little hope that they are moving in the right direction," he said.
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A well-designed version of the former gives you price certainty; a well-designed version of the latter gives you emissions certainty.
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"The African gives it lots of colour, which people like, and the Assam just gives a little bit of depth," he added.
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We're saying here's a new revenue stream for you that not only gives you money, but also gives you customers and data.
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"It's so beautiful on the skin, it gives nice coverage, and really gives you a healthy glow," said Natalie, 32 from Brooklyn.
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Stitch Fix gives you three days to decide what you want to keep and return, while Trunk Club gives you five days.
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Pinterest now gives those users the ability to look for those shoes, and gives businesses yet another entry point for potential customers.
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Because residents don't pay federal income taxes, the federal government gives the territory much less Medicaid funding than it gives to states.
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The New York Times gives Clinton an 80 percent chance of winning the election, and FiveThirtyEight gives her an 81.7 percent chance.
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If the uncertainty gives politicians leverage, it gives federal workers and their families a sense of insecurity at the worst possible time.
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"It gives us more room, but it also gives us something unique," said Gilles Jourdan, the manager of the stadium modernization project.
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He calls me and gives me his grocery list, and when I bring him his groceries he gives me a $50 tip'.
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It gives people a chance to interact socially for a structured period of time, and then gives them a period to retreat.
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The density of White's charcoal mark gives the figure an indubitable physical presence, while its softness gives that presence a spiritual quality.
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Sapphire Preferred gives you 1.25 cents per point toward travel booked through Chase and Sapphire Reserve gives you 1.5 cents per point.
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In Garland's case, the issue that gives him so much cred with conservatives is the very issue that gives liberals pause: criminal justice.
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Dodd-Frank gives regulators power to intervene, but it also gives them discretion to desist, as Mr Trump may tell them to do.
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To be honest, I think what it really gives the audience is… well, to an extent, I would hope it gives them respect.
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Some farmers have also found that the grass that gives Irish butter its prized golden colour also gives mozzarella an unappealing yellowish tint.
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We walk her so much, regardless of weather, because it gives her consistency and gives us all a chance to practice leash-walking.
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The lowest possible number anyone gives is 6 million pipes, and the greatest number anybody gives is 10.5 million pipes in people's homes.
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Neither wants to betray their boss directly, but Blackie gives up Quica and Quica gives up details of the coming raid on Montecasino.
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ELEVATE gives employers new pathways into the workforce development system and gives states flexibility to address community-specific workforce gaps and employer needs.
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If you're trying to conceive, it gives you the go-ahead; if you're preventing pregnancy, it gives you a big, fat warning sign.
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A wall gives people something to climb; a network of cameras, sensors, communications tools and other equipment gives border crossers nowhere to hide.
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The waiver gives companies the ability to use foreign-flagged ships to move fuel, which gives them more shipping options, including cheaper ones.
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Dopamine, it turns out, is not the chemical that gives you pleasure, it's the chemical that gives you the pleasure of wanting more.
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"This gives you special standing, it gives you respect," he said, describing how working for the company has helped him secure bank loans.
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Elio: Pimentón is really important in chorizo because it gives it a red color and it gives it that smoky taste of paprika.
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It gives children stable, caring homes, and it gives adoptive moms and dads the joys that come with parenthood and raising a family.
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The first application in my opinion gives nice length and if you apply a second coat it gives you nice volume as well.
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As often as she gives a concrete description of Havana in the loosening grip of socialism, she gives one that dances and evades.
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Theoharis gives us the historical background, located in the civil rights movement; Khan-Cullors gives us the personal background, located in her life.
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The latest, flavored line of Smartwater "gives you hydration, it gives you a sparkling essence, it gives you a flavor and it even has a nice smell, an aroma, when you open it," Nancy Quan, the company's chief technical officer, told CNN Business.
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"It gives me peace as a mother knowing that they'll still be covered while they look for a job that gives insurance," Johnson said.
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For instance, FiveThirtyEight's forecast gives Democrats a 71 percent chance of taking the chamber, while the Upshot gives them only a 60 percent shot.
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The mix of prints gives the top a fun twist and its perfectly proportioned oversize fit gives it that "this old thing?" cool vibe.
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"Giving Lula an appointment that gives immunity from prosecution gives the wrong signal to markets — the course of justice has been prevented," Blanco added.
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"The kid pitched eight innings and gives up three and most of the time that gives you a chance," Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
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However within the barrage of beating metal that The Shape You Took Before The Ache gives, Exalt surprisingly gives listeners songs to breathe in.
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Another season gives the show more of an opportunity to play with its characters, and we're hoping it gives them a bit more depth.
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The Democrats will probably submit a Bill, being cute as always, which gives everything away but gives NOTHING to Border Security, namely the Wall.
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On a podcast posted on iTunes and dated April, the speaker, who gives his name as Cosmo, gives a sketch of his life story.
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Advocates say it gives nonbanking start-ups the chance to compete with traditional banks and gives consumers more options for financial products and services.
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The move is two-fold: it not only gives the aircraft a more open feel but also gives airlines more room for additional seats.
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His sizable, ovoid frame gives him a commanding presence in any room, and his pristinely bald head gives his already piercing eyes more prominence.
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Advocates say it gives non-banking start-ups the chance to compete with incumbents and gives consumers more choice over financial products and services.
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A statement of objections gives firms notice that the FCA thinks that they have infringed competition law and gives them a chance to respond.
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It gives hope to the most desperate people on earth, it guarantees that everyone is treated with dignity and gives hate no safe harbor.
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You can, after all, eat if someone gives you a fish, the same way you can arguably fight if someone gives you a punch.
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But Divergent fails to include the political commentary that gives a dystopia its power or the world building that gives personality sorting room to breathe.
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And though everyone gives solid comedic performances, Rudolph is the real stand-out here, partly because her arc gives her the most to work with.
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A Minangkabau who gives birth to a boy will, on average, have a second child more quickly than one who gives birth to a girl.
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The new study gives us some promising answers — but it also gives us some reasons to be cautious about naltrexone compared to the older drugs.
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The food gives me energy for my morning workout, and the review gives me a mental model of what a successful day will look like.
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"It's more this gives us the basis for figuring out the connection and it also gives us the basis for laying charges," he told Reuters.
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Eventually, he gives up and leaves the room, and Serena Joy follows him, which gives us our first glimpse into her relationship with her husband.
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It's been something that gives me community, and that motivates me and gives me direction in my career in this journey that I am on.
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The screen gives you more comfortable visibility for what you're doing, and the S Pen gives you that pinpoint accuracy to do more intricate things.
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For example, if a driver gives you five stars and the next driver gives you one star, your rating won&apost suddenly be three stars.
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When a company gives political money, the company's and directors' level of review should be no less than when it gives to a traditional charity.
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"It's Congress that passes legislation that gives us direction, that gives us our orders as far as how we administer the statute," Pruitt said Monday.
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Some do it because it gives them power, or it gives them the trappings of status, wealth, and control that can result from the hustle.
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And Donald Trump gives every indication that he's going to suck up every ounce of the attention his position gives him between now and November.
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It's something that gives me pause, of course, because I know what it felt like, but it also gives me resolve in the same way.
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Beginning in absolute darkness, the film gives us a sound before it gives us a visual: what seems to be a brackish, partly ominous drum beat.
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I think that gives us not only the ability to reach more people, but it gives the ability to do so in more economically viable ways.
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Not because the team ever gives us anything to be hopeful about, but because the team never gives us anything to feel good about at all.
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"Coffee Bean gives us an immediate presence in Indonesia and also gives us a platform on which we can further expand our business there," Baysa said.
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White privilege gives white women a veil of protection to advocate for themselves and others, it gives Black women an additional layer of burdens to bear.
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"You know the saying, 'When life gives you lemons make lemonade,'Well, when life gives you pizza, give away a slice," he told the news outlet.
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I pay with my Starbucks app, because my credit card gives me points for Starbucks and the app gives me rewards, so what's not to like?
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"Our product gives today's homebuyers control, gives them flexibility in how they consume the real estate they want to own," said Joseph Melendez, CEO of ValueInsured.
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The plan gives businesses tax cuts more than three times as it gives individuals, and early analyses suggest some individual taxpayers would actually pay more. Sen.
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"But I think the pleasure that that gives me and the understanding that gives me does reflect positively on what I do as a creative artist."
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So changing the vowel in the Across entry not only gives you the full answer, it gives you two possible answers for the crossing Down entry.
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Like when Trump gives a speech, and then Hillary gives a speech elsewhere in America later, on a different channel or whatever, in response to it.
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"As the mother of life, Mother Earth gives birth, and gives us everything we need to live -- the food, the water, the medicines, the clothing, the shelter, and most of all, the love, kindness and teachings that a mother gives to her child," Courchene tells the gathering.
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The opening story, "The Husband Stitch," reimagines the classic spooky story of the woman with a ribbon around her neck from that woman's point of view; she gives and gives and gives everything to her husband, willingly, but all he wants is to untie that mysterious ribbon.
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Heifer gives that hand "up" by teaching its members sustainable farming, and then gives them livestock including cows — hence, the name — helping them begin their own enterprises.
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Screenshot Capture gives you various other options for capturing screenshots, including an overlay button, while Super Screenshot gives you a handful of cropping and editing tools too.
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"To get off to an early goal gives you confidence and gives you breathing room, but we needed to keep our foot on the gas," Dempsey said.
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He helps Reign order food at a restaurant, cuts up his food for him, gives speeches at local charity centers, and even gives his mom good advice.
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Mechanical TurkA marketplace that gives businesses access to an on demand workforce and gives workers a selection of thousands of paid tasks to complete whenever it's convenient.
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The leather, which comes in brown or burgundy, not only gives the Folio a distinct look, but also gives it a different feel compared to other laptops.
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" Ultimately, getting things done early gives you more control over your life, he writes: "It gives you a sense of confidence that you, indeed, direct your life.
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She gives me $800 in cash and I tell her that if it gives her any problems, she should return it and I'll give her a refund.
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The path forward won't be smooth or easy, but the hope it gives parents, not to mention the brighter future it gives children, will make it worthwhile.
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"But the constitutional provision they're suing to enforce gives them a role in how it's carried out, and that gives them a powerful standing argument," Litman said.
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Rather than having to wait an entire billing cycle to get cash back or rewards points, Daily Cash gives gives you money back immediately after transactions post.
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This light cure gives the fish the seasoning it needs, but it also helps keep the flesh firm when cooked and gives the cakes a moist texture.
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"It gives us capital to develop things on the Finnish market and it gives us a lot of international connections," the club's chairman Christoffer Perret told Reuters.
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The new image gives a clearer look at the crash site and gives stronger evidence that the white mark on the planet's surface is indeed the probe.
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But LeBron gives us these cool new moments and he gives us these dope plays that are inspired by Michael Jordan, but he has to be himself.
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"You know the saying, 'When life gives you lemons make lemonade,' well, when life gives you pizza, give away a slice," the 36-year-old told CNN Sunday.
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"Every month, GoFundMe gives over $100,000 to deserving campaigns nominated by GoFundMe employees as part of our Gives Back program," a company spokesperson wrote to Mashable via email.
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"He gives you life, and anything that gives you life rather than takes it away is always going to be popular," Dromgoole said in an interview on Friday.
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The third-party financial technology (fintech) deal gives extra revenue to Nasdaq for sharing its X-Stream Trading technology and installation expertise, and gives new functionality to TGE.
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And you're making these changes slowly, which gives them a chance to take hold and gives you the opportunity to really assess how those modifications make you feel.
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"This gives House Republicans a really positive platform to hang their hat on right before the November elections and gives them forward momentum," said GOP strategist Ron Bonjean.
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"This gives us even a stronger base in going forward and gives state regulators further justification for what they are doing," Fallin said, according to the Associated Press.
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He's a total genius and he gives you his story of how he figured it out and he gives you his principles for life, his principles for business.
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He's a total genius, and he gives you his story of how he figured it out, and he gives you his principles for life, his principles for business.
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Likewise, the Chase Sapphire Reserve gives you 50% more travel for free when you book through the Chase portal, and the Chase Sapphire Preferred gives you 25% more.
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It gives me a chance to contemplate where I've been and what goals I want to achieve and gives me a break from my constant to-do list.
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It gives that mother who has that abortion and it's botched and that baby survives, it gives her that civil right of action that she ought to have.
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"She not only gives financially and helps us raise money, but she also rolls up her sleeves and gives her time," said Elsie McCabe Thompson, the society's president.
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"I think it gives her leverage; it gives the House leverage in terms of making sure that it's not going to be a kangaroo court over there," Rep.
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Halloween gives you an excuse to dress up as your favorite Taco Bell sauces, while Thanksgiving gives you an excuse to smother your food with the real thing!
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"The printing gives you scalability, because you can scale a technology up instead of making them by hand, it gives you reproducibility, because you can print them in the same manner every time, and it gives you precision, because it can precisely place the cells where you need them," Atala said.
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And leaning on the re-creation myth, Aronofsky makes one more leap: God's cruelty — and his genius — is for his masculine nature to keep wiping things out and starting over, sucking every ounce of life and energy and creative force from the woman, who just gives and gives and gives.
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It also gives you weekly updates on how your websites are doing and gives you suggestions for how you can improve them and stay on top of the rankings.
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It either gives people a lot of opportunity to meet new clients, for example, they wouldn't have had, or it gives a client a really good pool of testers.
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"It gives the consumer an Uber-like experience and it gives agents what they typically don't have — choice on when to work and when to get paid," said Sower.
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Each different A in Approach #1 gives more insight into what stays the same and what differs between each A. Each A in Approach #2 gives us no insight.
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"Giving Lula an appointment that gives immunity from prosecution gives the wrong signal to markets — the course of justice has been prevented," Blanco told CNBC by phone on Tuesday.
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In Palestine, it gives me this edge or strength and it gives me something to be proud of, to say I worked hard to get to where I am.
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Since your Guardian can be a Warlock, Titan, or Hunter, creating a new character gives you subclass-specific armor and abilities, which gives the game incredibly deep replay value.
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It gives the sense that she just found herself sitting there, having this conversation with her producers and her crew, and this gives her show an immediacy and intimacy.
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Her notoriety is summed up by a macabre ditty, the one in which she gives her mother 40 whacks with an ax and then gives her father 41 more.
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The update gives some much-needed love to dated apps on the iPhone, including Maps, Photos, and Reminders, and it gives the people what they really want: Dark Mode.
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Nevertheless, it gives you a decent idea of how much an item is selling for new or second-hand, and gives you a feel for how in-demand something is.
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Meditation gives you clarity, it gives you permission to tell that little monkey brain to stop and to give it a job: You tell it to focus on your breath.
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"I think it's really important because it gives the audience a chance to discuss it, it gives women a chance to see how powerful they can be when they unify."
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Blackbeard gives it to his daughter, Angelica, Jack gets it back, and then he gives it to his companion Joshamee Gibbs, who returns it at the end of the film.
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The $700 parking assistance package gives you auto-parking and surround-view cameras, while the premium package gives you quality-of-life improvements like remote start and an upgraded stereo.
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As a coach, you sit there and have great respect and admiration for someone who plays that hard and gives to the game and to his teammates what he gives.
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With a gel mask (which gives gives a similar end result, as long as you're applying a generous layer) can oftentimes be more effective because you can control the application.
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"All that blue is the sea, and it gives life, gives life," says God to the boystanding wet at heaven's gate — does he want to return, to go back home?
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Equity gives its holders a claim on the assets and profits of a company; money gives its holders (citizens) a claim on the goods and services produced by a country.
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It is of utmost importance that her oil surfaces are layered, which gives them solidity, and that the edges of her many stripes rarely seem ruled, which gives them life.
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Other regulars are fried sea bass under a drape of coconut milk and sofrito, orange from achiote; and barbecue pork ribs like smoked candy, with meat that gives and gives.
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Because a top-level security clearance gives access to information and insights into foreign powers, their leaders and their thinking about ongoing issues that gives chief negotiators a leg up.
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I said earlier your hope gives me hope; your determination gives me more determination to see this through and get some common-sense laws with regards to guns in America.
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Procrastination, Grant notes, gives ideas time to bake — and if you're an entrepreneur, it gives you the time to watch others in your field make mistakes from which you can learn.
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This type of quick reaction to real-time Google search trends not only gives voters the information they're looking for, but gives Democratic groups like Priorities more visibility on Election Day.
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Meanwhile, Gabriel (Frank Langella) gives the Jennings their new assignment: meeting with a source inside the government who gives the USSR samples of the biological weapons the U.S. is working on.
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" Mr. Trump repeated this rationale, though less emphatically, in an interview with The Times in July 2017: "And he gives me a letter, O.K., he gives me a letter about Comey.
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It gives customers a different way – it doesn't replace the phone that we all know and love, but it gives customers a different way to interact with the things around them.
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As for that $268 million, it gives the company considerable runway ahead of that planned event, but Sijbrandij says it also gives him flexibility in how to take the company public.
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The First Amendment gives companies the right to speak to their customers, and the Fourth Amendment gives people the right to know if the government has searched or seized their property.
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It creates a feeling of coating the mouth in a way that gives you the impression — it gives me the impression, at least — that it is thicker and more full-bodied.
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She gives herself those moments — it's how she recharges.
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Jimmy Fallon gives surprise speech at Stoneman Douglas graduation .
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" Then my uncle says, "Guys, nobody gives a shit!
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" Six Flags Entertainment: "Six Flags gives you good yield.
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And you don't know ... No fan gives a ... right.
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" (which gives you current stats), and "Start effort guide.
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The other paper gives a series of numbers — coordinates?
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"Renting gives you a lot more freedom, " he said.
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What kind of ... country gives due process to terrorists?
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" Someone says, "Who gives orders in the interrogation booth?
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Probably not — but the hypothetical still gives me pause.
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Check it out ... Jamie gives us an awesome sample.
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Physical fitness gives players an advantage — it's that simple.
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That's great — gives Daddy a few hours to recharge.
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" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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" atlas " gives a briefer glimpse of a similar horror.
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Right, so it gives us ... So open your cupboard.
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Microsoft for Startups is Microsoft's program for enterprise startups that gives them access to use Microsoft's Azure cloud, helps them sell to business customers and gives them access to Microsoft's customer base.
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While Salesforce may have a presence in some of these companies already, MuleSoft gives them entrée into areas they might not have had, and gives them the ability to expand that presence.
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"We work with a local baker who gives us custom made cakes free-of-charge for our parties and a party store in town that gives us balloons and toys," she says.
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Control Tower, which was launched in 2018, gives its customers visibility into the different places their financial data is stored and gives them the ability to turn those connections on or off.
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I think it gives it this, it gives us this, like, higher power, like, oh, this is really bad and I can't believe I did this, I completely fell off the wagon.
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Mechanical Turk basically gives users access to an on-demand workforce, and it gives people who want to make a little extra money a way to find quick-and-easy online labor.
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We've seen it from President Obama, when he gives $150 billion to Iran, the number one terror state, and even gives them $400 million in money-laundered cash as a ransom payment.
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Just as Article II of the Constitution gives the president broad powers to issue pardons, Article I gives Congress broad powers to conduct impeachment proceedings and determine impeachable offenses — including misusing pardons.
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"…if you can find a value proposition that aligns with their goals and gives them some international and professional exposure, that gives them a world-class education… that's a very compelling proposition."
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The difference is, the Premium Rewards card gives you 1.5 points per dollar on other purchases as well, whereas the Sapphire Preferred only gives you 1 point per dollar on regular purchases.
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"If a government gives us documents—especially if a court system gives us documents and certifies them as correct—we generally take them at face value," the former senior U.S. official said.
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But what gives the Haggler real pause is that the Better Business Bureau currently gives the company an F rating, along with an average customer review of 1.01 out of five stars.
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Some people still do it because it gives them opportunities, but for the majority—there's so much more life to live: who gives a damn what meets the approval of white people.
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The one with three trees gives you the ultra-wide angle, the one in the middle with two trees gives you the normal wide-angle, and the one on the far right with the single tree (or perhaps, leaf?) icon gives you the telephoto lens at 3x zoom, which you can then zoom in further up to 30x.
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Story "gives new customers a fresh reason to visit our stores and gives the current Macy's customer even more reason to come back again and again throughout the year," CEO Jeff Gennette said.
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"That certainly gives us time to take another look at the legislation and make additional reforms and changes, but it gives us enough time to do that in a thoughtful way," he said.
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To understand what's so appalling and frightening about Mr. Trump, focus instead on some things he could actually try to do, if America gives him the job and Congress gives the money: 43.
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"I have bulldogs who constantly sleep on their backs and it always gives me a laugh at the look they gives when they melt into these wrinkles," she told Mashable in an email.
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But by the end of the saga, Arwen's father gives them his blessing, and the two reunite for good at Aragorn's coronation — and Arwen officially gives up her immortality to be with him.
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An emissions scenario that gives us a 25 percent chance of avoiding 2 degrees looks very, very different than an emissions scenario that gives us a 75 percent chance of avoiding 2 degrees.
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Yes, the specific sequence you're talking about is Elliot kind of foreshadowing the doom and gloom that could come from a society that gives up and gives in to the powers that be.
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The agreement gives Freeport "assurances on fiscal and legal matters that gives us the confidence to make these $20 billion dollars of investments," Richard Adkerson, Freeport's chief executive, said during the news conference.
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Some 4.5 times through the senior and 6.0 times in total gives a B+/B2 outcome and a 5.0 times through the senior and 6.5 times in total gives a B/B2 rating.
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Unlike the Ink Business Preferred ,which gives you 25% more travel when you use points to book in the Chase portal, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card gives you 50% more travel for free.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Well, I-- I mean, I would say I-- I think a lot of members of Congress-- do-- pay attention to who gives and not gives when they sit down with them.
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A progressive capitalism based on an understanding of what gives rise to growth and societal well-being gives us a way out of this quagmire and a way up for our living standards.
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Mike gives some suggestions on how she can get started too ... and even gives an example of how he learned to be an advocate for the cause from Jane Elliott, a white woman.
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It also gives the boat an 80 mph top speed.
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The privatization bill also gives short shrift to passengers' interests.
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Today's addition gives the line a much more prominent option.
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Bree gives Claire her blessing to go back in time.
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It also gives no quarterly commentary on the market outlook.
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That gives some reason to be confident in their results.
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He rarely gives interviews and has grumbled about "media intrusion".
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"Who gives a rat's ass?" she said of her career.
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They flirt, and she eventually gives him the Byers' address.
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Maybe he gives up the accounts you're most upset by.
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It also gives more flexibility for the initial public offering.
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Removing some items gives rooms a greater sense of space.
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A bonus wildcard policy gives her an edge early on.
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It also gives them more control over the image pipeline.
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DeConnick finally gives Danvers a choice: DeConnick's Danvers isn't perfect.
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Any inch the NFLPA gives could eventually become a mile.
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That gives us some sense of what their preferences were.
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There's an electronic SIM that gives you a cellular connection.
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A lack of rules and hierarchy gives some people pause.
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Hint -- he gives a shout-out to one of them.
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I don't blame you if it gives you a headache.
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It gives him a sense of control over his life.
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He gives me a big hug and goes to bed.
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And it gives me such pride that they get it.
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The secret ingredient gives it a rich and unique flavor.
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Not at all, but it certainly gives reason for pause.
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Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt gives his take on 'Outnumbered.
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Time is what gives them beauty beyond just being beautiful.
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The former gives the sensation of cooling your tongue. The
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It gives your hair a polished shine without adding weight.
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Even this is just a standard technocratic fix, which gives
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It really gives me a lot of peace of mind.
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"They are hoping this lawsuit gives them closure," says Conde.
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Viall gives a confused I've seen this woman before expression.
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It gives me one free day of unlimited Citi Bikes!
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Next time someone gives you a compliment, accept it graciously.
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The Republican plan gives ExpCo a tax cut of $22016.
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Everything layered together gives the table a really cohesive look.
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That's the part that gives people like Luke Stark pause.
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But, first, Trace Gallagher gives us the back story. Trace?
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But this gives it maximum flexibility when selecting its programming.
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The freedom to fail gives people the freedom to succeed.
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She gives fewer fucks than any creature I've ever seen.
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That's good, because it gives consumers more choice than ever.
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Stubbs gives the Orioles some needed outfield depth and speed.
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I always reference that because it gives you this edge.
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It's sheer, yet buildable and gives off a dewy finish.
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But that gives a lot of running room for schools.
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It's this casual approach that gives P. Franco its charm.
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The classified document gives the commander of Cyber Command, Gen.
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It gives away a lot of information to our adversaries.
|
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Doomsday Clock #1 gives us the answer fairly quickly: Yes.
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But in his third year, Ishiguro abruptly gives up painting.
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The IPO gives the company a valuation of $21.3 billion.
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The Amazon Echo, as I've previously explained, gives me pause.
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It gives more people a chance to fly to space.
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Instead of giving her an Advil, Charlotte gives her levetiracetam.
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Wilkie, involving precedent that gives administrative agencies broad regulatory power.
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Which gives traditional TV guys another thing to worry about.
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This gives the intended American audience the comfort of distance.
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Yeah, it gives them a level of human capital leverage.
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It gives me ultimate satisfaction and makes me feel equal.
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This way, Chrome gives you a personalized, predictable browsing experience.
|
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She gives Brienne a choice: kill Jaime or die herself.
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Not as the world gives do I give to you.
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The city gives you permission to be who you are.
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After a month of texting, Gypsy gives Scott her address.
|
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But it gives them an interesting perspective on the question.
|
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But some conservative activists are petrified nonetheless: So what gives?
|
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This, they say, gives the lie to the country's promises.
|
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The filibuster gives one senator one and a half votes.
|
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"[Windows Analytics] really gives IT insights on devices," he said.
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I bet next week gives us more of the same.
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First, it gives small states outsized influence over our elections.
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She gives you real time, looks you in the eye.
|
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J. waits outside because the smell gives him a headache.
|
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Van Ness also says he gives his costars grooming advice.
|
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"Every day gives grounds for impeachment," Pelosi said last week.
|
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That's because what gives Cinderella its power isn't its morality.
|
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"It gives us global reach and global power," Palicka said.
|
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That win gives Trump 306 electoral votes to Clinton's 232.
|
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It gives you resources that you didn't even know existed.
|
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He is what gives me the strength to get ahead.
|
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No one gives a shit about me anymore without this.
|
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Nevertheless, it gives you some more flexibility with photo editing.
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That gives me comfort as much as anything else does.
|
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Amusingly, Strang gives away his confidence in his own literary
|
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News gives us a look at their final fitting together.
|
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The person gives instructions to someone helping the wounded man.
|
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It gives you advice and can help build efficient campaigns.
|
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It doesn't give me rest, but it gives me purpose.
|
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And now this agency gives them the legal green light
|
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SUBTITLE: Chris Fallows gives cage driving tours in South Africa.
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Mr Watling gives a succinct explanation of what went on.
|
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That gives Disney leverage to keep boosting prices for ESPN.
|
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It's the way we use it that gives it meaning.
|
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If this wine gives you pleasure, I will pour it.
|
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But Trump's statement gives that charge weight in this case.
|
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This routine gives me the rocket fuel to execute goals.
|
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The change gives YouTube more opportunity to partner with advertisers.
|
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Ayanna Pressley gives her victory speech to supporters in Boston.
|
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"And YouTube gives you a space to have that swagger."
|
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A final ingredient gives French populism a further twist: Euroscepticism.
|
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It gives us a snapshot of what is going on.
|
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Classwide arbitration, the corporations said, gives undue leverage to consumers.
|
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Jennifer Aniston gives out an Academy during the 2013 Oscars.
|
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Maybe he's the one who gives the whole thing up?
|
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Ben Bliss, as Ferrando, gives a performance that rivals O'Hara's.
|
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"It gives a nice crunch," she agreed with a caller.
|
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Kryptos' report also gives new insight into WannaCry's broader impact.
|
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As if everybody in expensive work clothes gives a shit.
|
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It's sweet and gives me extra time to wake up.
|
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And, it gives you an opportunity to show your stuff.
|
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The partnership also gives Boost Mobile customers $5 off refills.
|
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It even gives "environmental report cards" for most Apple products.
|
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That deal gives BandLab control of Rolling Stone's international business.
|
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Becca gives Garrett the "first impression rose" during Episode 1.
|
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"Narrative gives way to math on Super Tuesday," Lippincott said.
|
|
The Presidential Records Act gives senators access to presidential records.
|
|
That gives Netflix a lot of leverage in any dispute.
|
|
"It gives you time for renewal and reflection," she said.
|
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The monster hears her and she screams and gives chase.
|
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A local doctor gives the best medical care he can.
|
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That gives them the power to limit its virality, too.
|
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The reputation of the government gives money its value today.
|
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The algorithm simply gives you more of what you crave.
|
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And I hope someone, somewhere, gives it another chance. —A.
|
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This gives Chris Harrison time to warm up the room.
|
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In Homecoming, Michelle gives Peter the finger when he arrives.
|
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Yeah, and this, his proximity to it gives him life.
|
|
Ted Cruz last year gives Democrats hope for a breakthrough.
|
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These have had mixed reception, so acquiring Wink gives i.
|
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"That gives us a large addressable potential market," Desai said.
|
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Kazaam, holding Max's body, gives a classic Darth Vader NOOOOOOO.
|
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President John F. Kennedy gives his inaugural address on Jan.
|
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That gives a deeply hurt expectant parent two choices: 1.
|
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In the end, French defaults and gives the safest answer.
|
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What really gives Homecoming an edge, though, is its specificity.
|
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Maghra (Hera Hilmar), Baba Voss's partner, gives birth to twins.
|
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One new poll gives the AfD 15% of the vote.
|
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It gives them a guaranteed majority in the lower house.
|
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The central government also gives extra money to poorer provinces.
|
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Index inclusion gives investors another reason to own their shares.
|
|
The President gives the State of the Union every year.
|
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The local ordinance gives pizzerias and other businesses until Feb.
|
|
And it gives G.M. an extra market for its vehicles.
|
|
But this approach gives people a false sense of superiority.
|
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It gives them an easy way that's nonthreatening to them.
|
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He gives dap to players on the court before games.
|
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The Sichuan spice gives the meat a pleasant, numbing tingle.
|
|
But skeptics argue that this gives markets too much credit.
|
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I'm hoping next week gives me a bit more closure.
|
|
This gives teams simplified teamwork more power, and less overhead.
|
|
Ms. Thomas gives an enjoyable, mildly touching performance as Alice.
|
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It has a strong flavour and gives the dish structure.
|
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Knowing this gives me a measure of peace and comfort.
|
|
Each chapter gives the character a second chance at life.
|
|
The iPad gives you a larger screen — 9.7 inches vs.
|
|
That's an absolutely batshit policy that gives bigots free license.
|
|
The referendum result just gives the prime minister a mandate.
|
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But the color isn't what gives your skin that dew.
|
|
Apotheosis Veil gives good screenshot, but little more than that.
|
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Instead, it gives existing shareholders the opportunity to cash out.
|
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That gives those who would control these pests an opportunity.
|
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Axe, of course, gives his new Halls a head's up.
|
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Dr. Brenner sees Elle escaping and the vans gives chase.
|
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Dragonfruit sourced from Vietnam gives it that bright pink color.
|
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"The first election without Mugabe gives me hope," she said.
|
|
I track steps, and it also gives me my messages.
|
|
After all, Ana gives the directive in the first line.
|
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This tool gives the kind of insight she was suggesting.
|
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Romance that gives way to some kind of gothic horror?
|
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No one gives a damn if you live or die.
|
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The PCC gives them that certainty, it guarantees them security.
|
|
Oliver Strand gives smart guidance toward brewing better breakfast coffee.
|
|
Amelia basically gives him permission in a very strange way.
|
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A bottle episode gives you no escape from the dread.
|
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No one gives a shit if you live or die.
|
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That gives me the security to continue to be happy.
|
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This gives them a worldliness that aspirational young Muslims appreciate.
|
|
But all that gives no reason for smugness and complacency.
|
|
Wade, Williams gives us activists' beliefs in their own words.
|
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Still, "Founder's Mutation" gives me faith in this new iteration.
|
|
She wears a wig and gives no fucks, you know?
|
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It gives the whole business a Romeo and Juliet twist.
|
|
The show gives its characters time to perform elaborate rakugo.
|
|
The company gives several potential use cases for the technology.
|
|
Handing out aid in kind gives plenty to worry about.
|
|
Melania gives Donald a hard pass on holding her hand.
|
|
Docker gives customers a standard way to build program containers.
|
|
The latest Asus tablet gives schools another option for devices.
|
|
The one that still gives me goosebumps was this deer.
|
|
But it also gives you the power to control dragons.
|
|
This gives America's Treasury great punitive power and jurisdictional reach.
|
|
Binky gives you a social media feed to interact with.
|
|
If that gives you brain cramps, you're in good company.
|
|
But my dog, Fia, gives me something nobody else can.
|
|
It gives the illusion of a radiant tan in minutes.
|
|
"It gives you more depth as you go," Lilly says.
|
|
No one gives a s— about me anymore without this.
|
|
What gives them the energy to pursue such ambitious goals?
|
|
Before he leaves, Jason gives one last kindness to Becca.
|
|
Go deeper: Why Bitcoin's fall gives the planet a breather
|
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You'll probably love it because it gives you a dystopia.
|
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This section gives people a new place to share memories.
|
|
It gives watching videos a more cinematic feel, for starters.
|
|
It's the universality that gives the Cambridge method its power.
|
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It essentially gives you the raw basics of a computer.
|
|
She gives her friend curly, natural hair in the painting.
|
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"It gives it a hint of something," says the stylist.
|
|
That gives it a more natural, tousled, airdried looking finish.
|
|
He takes a deep breath and gives a subtle nod.
|
|
"It gives us flexibility to reassign space," says Ms Hart.
|
|
So that's what gives them so much of the resonance.
|
|
Power gives people confidence to indulge in their base urges.
|
|
And at least it gives you something to trade against.
|
|
Partnering with Amazon gives Realogy a platform unlike any other.
|
|
I think that gives our customers a lot of confidence.
|
|
That is mostly because Pakistan gives them support and sanctuary.
|
|
Gives him a chance to breathe and watch a game.
|
|
Fox News senior judicial analyst, Judge Napolitano, gives his take.
|
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"So that gives us hope, there is possibility," he said.
|
|
While obviously this gives nothing away, it tells us everything.
|
|
But Puck also gives himself and the players an out.
|
|
It's an absurd film that gives horror a feminist spin.
|
|
A crisp autumn day in Who Gives a Shit, Florida.
|
|
That gives you a little bit of nitrogen narcosis effect.
|
|
"He gives and He takes, bless His name," Quezada said.
|
|
In the clip, Chaplin gives a rousing speech against authoritarianism.
|
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But, yeah, there are gives and takes on it obviously.
|
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Canada allows for 50 weeks, while Norway gives 46 weeks.
|
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That gives more room down there for A.J. to work.
|
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The line for me is whether it gives someone pleasure.
|
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Plus, makeup gives me an alter ego in a way.
|
|
ET today, Powell gives a speech on bank stress tests.
|
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I spend $84.07, and N. gives me $40 in cash.
|
|
She gives me her recommendations and I leave ($30 copay).
|
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Gives you a reason to grab that Dirt Devil, eh?
|
|
Plus, the delicate chain gives the statement piece perfect balance.
|
|
IT GIVES US MUCH MORE CAPACITY AND MUCH MORE RELIABILITY.
|
|
She gives great advice and is so funny and supportive.
|
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Apparently Aritzia only gives store credit for returned sale items.
|
|
Initially, the game essentially gives us an out early on.
|
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Then she leans down and gives Buddy a big hug.
|
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"No one gives a fuck about that shit!" she jabs.
|
|
It just gives hiring managers links to the candidate's posts.
|
|
He gives dazzling monologues to each of the three parts.
|
|
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood gives her emotional depth.
|
|
But Wolfe gives her a sense of nuance and humanity.
|
|
She gives them a B-. The snack queen has spoken.
|
|
They love the links it gives them to their past.
|
|
But the Reuters analysis gives an estimate of the scale.
|
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That gives them lots of other things to talk about.
|
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The program gives "unconditional" payments to selected residents of Oakland.
|
|
The discovery of these shipments gives credibility to those claims.
|
|
That gives you a daily mental break, which you need.
|
|
Sling Blue takes away ESPN, but gives you Fox Sports.
|
|
"It gives us momentum," Oshie said of the dominating win.
|
|
He gives us that timely save when we need it.
|
|
A single charge gives you about nine days of usage.
|
|
In a final symbolic gesture, Malorie gives the kids names.
|
|
It gives you goose bumps every time you hear it.
|
|
Gives garage space to keep things dry or store tools.
|
|
But that just gives you a feeling in your stomach.
|
|
That's part of what gives a Christmas movie staying power.
|
|
But RealLifeLore gives the crown to Muchu Chhish in Pakistan.
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"The saying gives your mind something to do," she explains.
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Ahead, Lau gives us the lowdown on all five elements.
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"He gives good advice," Cabello said to EOnline in February.
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Equal Employment Opportunity gives you the power to change minds.
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A temporary agreement currently gives Jolie custody of the kids.
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Others said that Porowski gives them serious Patrick Bateman vibes.
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He gives people that special feeling when he hugs them.
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Your story gives so many people so much hope, too.
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" Ali pauses for an instant, then gives them one: "Me?
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The endless variables, the lifelong ramifications; it gives me chills.
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It gives the pizza that complex and slightly sour flavor.
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It gives him more leverage than he might have ordinarily.
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I think I would -- the latter gives you high mobile.
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Especially because if they are, that gives you an in.
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His friendship with Kevin Hart gives us all the feels.
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This gives you access to all HBO shows and movies.
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She gives me advice about saving for my kids' educations.
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At first, she's super defensive, but then she gives in.
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This gives her an idea: She'll drain the dog's battery.
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That suggests attending a selective school gives children a boost.
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My trainer gives me a new workout every few weeks.
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It's also what gives the purple Raindrop Cake its colour.
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The government gives refugees land plots and lets them work.
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"Jeremy gives us huge confidence," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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ABC's The Bachelor gives us a lot to laugh about.
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Hubby gives us some singles and we enjoy the show.
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The new sensor gives you just a flaccid haptic tap.
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It is amorphous, elusive, and gives the impression of infinity.
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And he gives us another guy that can play minutes.
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It gives my skin a chance to breathe and acclimate.
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That gives women authorship of only 6% of television scores.
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That gives the regime control of all branches of government.
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Wesley gives Jonathon a proud tour of his neighborhood apiary.
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It gives workers concrete info on what to do next.
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Some may argue that the change gives criminals the advantage.
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It gives people the tools they need to become successful.
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The notice gives Microsoft three months to address the issues.
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She gives nothing away; she has the perfect poker face.
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It's largely based on data that the consumer freely gives.
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This gathering of objects gives us clues but few answers.
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And cutest of all, he even gives his owner "kisses".
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Spike gives kisses, just like all the other dogs pic.twitter.
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His dad gives him the quintessential 'relationships take work' response.
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He gives a struggling bullpen an infusion of new blood.
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Well, it&aposs going -- this is what Mueller gives us.
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PERINO: I bet he gives you a big bear hug.
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The App locker gives you some extra peace of mind.
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So it gives you a little bit of wiggle room.
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What is new is that the internet gives today's girls
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When the CBC PAC endorses political candidates, it gives the
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That gives policymakers and CEOs plenty of time to prep.
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That gives shareholders the right to invest in other areas.
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The show gives models a uniquely massive amount of visibility.
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The addition of Alexa support gives Roku users another option.
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Anything that gives you perspective is hugely helpful to have.
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It gives a sense of the diversity of Jewish tradition.
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And we have to make sure the president gives interviews.
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It also gives a glimpse at the novel's masquerade ball.
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A statement he gives today could easily be contradicted tomorrow.
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But I think the concept gives Trump too much credit.
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It's innovation in the nightlife industry that gives me hope.
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The cookie spatula just gives me more dexterity and precision.
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That number gives the tournament — and the game — some clout.
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Working more gives them a significant advantage in their careers.
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"Each gives a different piece of the puzzle," she says.
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FADA even gives certain individuals the legal right to discriminate.
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For one thing, the advertising industry gives full credence to
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But his jumpy verbal style soon gives the socialbots fits.
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He explained his brother gives speeches on his recovery journey.
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Today is also the product launch, which gives me anxiety.
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L. gives me a shoulder massage which helps a lot.
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But it also gives it inordinate power over people's lives.
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It gives us the chance to do something positive together.
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It gives 1.5 million dollars a year in art grants.
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Regular mayo gives me the willies, and a pseudo version?
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That gives plenty of room for central bank to act.
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This gives the consumer power to deny the transaction immediately.
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My ears turn hot, my producer gives me a look.
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This is the part of Auburn that gives Smith hope.
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Lang says it potentially gives you a better entry point.
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In the process, Sam gives the nerdy guy a chance.
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"It gives us this opportunity to build our brands out."
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"Think of the witness that he gives," Friess told CNN.
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It gives people this moment where it brings them back.
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Lue says Green gives the team a different look defensively.
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The Gamevice controller gives the idea a sheen of quality.
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And it gives bitcoin's backers a reason to remain optimistic.
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An analysis with market analytics tool Kensho gives more details.
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Former deputy secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz gives an interview.
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That gives the company a market value of $260 billion.
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This gives them further inroads into the lucrative unsubscription market.
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It gives players plenty of opportunities to improvise and experiment.
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Brad gives the same separation date as Angelina ... Sept. 15th.
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It gives no complexity or nuance to the person's post.
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"We hope it gives you your smile back," he added.
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A move below 4950 gives a technical target near 4560.
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Owens gives the brothers a significant presence throughout the book.
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Tribune Media gives Sinclair tremendous reach and much greater scale.
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It gives people a voice who wouldn't normally have one.
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Strangely, this activity gives me distance from my own situation.
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But gengo gives a certain meaning to a historical period.
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It gives me a lot of power knowing our history.
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It just gives us more zip, more life, more experience.
|
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The business of being superstars gives them all constant anxiety.
|
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Melania Trump gives a speech to the Republican National Convention.
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"Science gives legitimacy and worth to exploration," wrote Mr Ballard.
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There's nowhere else that gives you an atmosphere like that.
|
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That gives baseball fans days of material to argue about.
|
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Finally, an update that actually gives you storage space back.
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And Tilbury is making sure her glamorous line gives back.
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One of the motivational messages the Nike+ app gives you.
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Getting attacked gives him momentum to pull his supporters closer.
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It gives investors insurance against geopolitical events, uncertainty and inflation.
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"Football for Aaron on Sundays specifically gives him that escape."
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Watch, just for a nanosecond Billy gives "Superstition" a shot.
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I hope this movie gives people something to think about.
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A frank talk with her mother gives her some perspective.
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He gives us the end and the beginning at once.
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In these situations, the FDA gives scientists some extra leeway.
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Mama June Gives Tyra Banks a Run For Her Money!
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I think it gives a little more comfort on execution.
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Being in solitary gives Meadows "really bad depression," Hamilton said.
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And something that I think gives back to the audience.
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He gives us a passionate game against guys like Cousins.
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But," Tagg continued, "the answer that it gives is wrong.
|
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President Obama gives his speech to the Democratic National Convention.
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It gives you a sense of gravity of the situation.
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Having an income also gives you more room to pivot.
|
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Americans no longer believe this framework gives them adequate protection.
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The land gives me everything I need, all my food.
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So why does it seem like nobody gives a damn?
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The update also gives the site's search feature a boost.
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PLus, an early start gives the money decades to compound.
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Is that focus on design something that gives you pleasure?
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Sofiane gives me a bracelet he made as a memento.
|
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Franken's letter gives Apple the opportunity to remedy that lapse.
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One is famous and the other gives him purple lips.
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China gives proportionally more money to poorer countries, for instance.
|
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Something about their reflective metal gives off a sterile vibe.
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Wheatley gives us just enough background on these people so
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What it does though, is it gives us more understanding.
|
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Death metal gives me a source of reliable raw energy.
|
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Same. But TwitterTats gives us the best of both worlds.
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This gives no particular action or milieu any immediate emphasis.
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Anna gives a Frozen Norwegian encore to round things out.
|
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The hinged glass door gives easy access to the compartment.
|
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Zephyr gives SmartBear a tool that includes Zephyr for Jira.
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All of which gives me a strange kind of hope.
|
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This certainly gives a whole new meaning to feeling #blessed.
|
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So I think the Obama administration gives us both lessons.
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And I'm hoping that it gives us some more edge.
|
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Digital gives, and then it takes away; smartphones and cameras.
|
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Bigurl sees he's not focusing and gives him a chime.
|
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Michelin gives you a star and you can't return it.
|
|
Previously unpublished analysis by SecureWorks gives some of the details.
|
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Like every speech he gives, Trump's speech was about Trump.
|
|
John Carpenter's Escape from New York gives us a future
|
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All this gives an indication of the deal's mixed results.
|
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It gives the show an arthouse sensibility it sorely lacks.
|
|
So Lizzie turns to her mother, who gives her advice.
|
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If he gives up 1 percent, he loses 100 percent.
|
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In fact, the past record gives little cause for optimism.
|
|
And yet Kelechi Iheanacho, knowing all this, gives no fucks.
|
|
The NX gives us a chance to break that cycle.
|
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When Life Gives You Lululemons will be available June 5.
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I wake up and someone gives me a real cheeseburger.
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The peace of mind it gives you is so valuable.
|
|
Hoover gives a free class every Sunday on this hill.
|
|
It gives a certain peace to the soul not to
|
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The drug that gives you the awe is the dopamine.
|
|
It gives me joy to lift others with my words.
|
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It likely gives rise to frustration, anger, shame and sadness.
|
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S. gives meat producers a pass on climate change emissions.
|
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Chance the Rapper gives the film his stamp of approval.
|
|
Fraser seems unclear on what gives the fantasy its power.
|
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This is what gives me a lot of more confidence.
|
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Starting with a good sweat gives me better mental clarity.
|
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Social media "gives you at least a voice," he said.
|
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After Jessie comes to, Jacqueline gives her the phone back.
|
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The legislation also gives a preference to English speaking immigrants.
|
|
That improves their defense and gives Hicks, who is batting .
|
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This is what gives the babka its telltale braided characteristic.
|
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"It gives you a feeling of security," Ms. Basso said.
|
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Homecoming gives his character and his teen trauma genuine context.
|
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The decision gives them the green light to get started.
|
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A combination of dried legumes gives this humble soup complexity.
|
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A firm gait gives way to a limp, a stumble.
|
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That just gives me more respect for what he did.
|
|
The same thing that makes me tired gives me energy.
|
|
"I think it gives us really good leverage," said Sen.
|
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So far, the plan gives opponents some big, fat targets.
|
|
Janney's Chattopadhyay gives it a 15 percent chance for approval.
|
|
That gives Clinton 96% of donations from journalists in August.
|
|
Mr. Minsky pithily observed that stability gives rise to instability.
|
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That treaty gives them intervention rights to restore constitutional order.
|
|
"Who gives a s— how I told her?" she exclaimed.
|
|
It's the thing that today Microsoft gives you for free.
|
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"I enjoy the emotional release it gives me," she says.
|
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"It gives me extra motivation for next year," Murray said.
|
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The deal also gives Amplifon access to Latin American markets.
|
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"It gives us the injection that we need," he said.
|
|
She gives birth in American hospital, which is for free.
|
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"I think that gives you all the clues you need."
|
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Fallen favors the system that gives players a third chance.
|
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He just gives them strength and confidence to be themselves.
|
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Pinterest's value proposition also gives it a clear user base.
|
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It gives brains like Musk's a new way of thinking.
|
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It's made out of aluminum, which gives it some strength.
|
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What gives you authority to speak on issues of faith?
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A salt lamp that gives off a nice, warm glow.
|
|
" So he gives her his private number: "When you're down
|
|
Here's hoping this season gives us an even closer look.
|
|
It gives voters a clear choice regarding the nation's future.
|
|
"Thank you, that gives me a heartened feeling," Romney replied.
|
|
Twitter's executive leadership gives Baruch confidence in its stock performance.
|
|
A man who gives as much money as I do?
|
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He often gives away free tickets, sometimes by the dozen.
|
|
Here, Google gives you a pallet of icons and brushes.
|
|
"This just gives everything a cool, sporty kick," he said.
|
|
This survey gives Remain a larger lead than any other.
|
|
Hinge gives its employees money to spend on incredible dates
|
|
Palantir gives departing employees three years to exercise their options.
|
|
Higgins gives the example of preparing for a work presentation.
|
|
Pinterest gives new parents paid time off, plus other resources.
|
|
The IRS gives you several options on how to pay.
|
|
The Shanghai candle gives you the best of both worlds.
|
|
"It gives me a lot of hope," Cameron told Deadline.
|
|
The Senate bill modification gives the deduction to citrus growers.
|
|
But then Drury gives her language that upsets all that.
|
|
This "blocking" technique creates depth and gives the garment dimension.
|
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This gives you time to assemble a team of advisors.
|
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"The melody gives the whole thing to you," she added.
|
|
It gives the phone a more premium look than aluminum.
|
|
His Amazon background gives him an edge in this task.
|
|
OUTDOOR SPACE: The back deck gives way to the beach.
|
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"The mashing together of cultures gives me pause," she said.
|
|
Unfortunately, everyone who tries to figure it out gives up.
|
|
That gives teams plenty of money to throw at journeymen.
|
|
He gives us confidence, the way he's playing right now.
|
|
IF HE GIVES YOU A CALL, WILL YOU TAKE IT?
|
|
After several interruptions, Russo then gives him a last warning.
|
|
Ryanair's lean business model gives it that kind of leverage.
|
|
So what gives the best picture of the job market?
|
|
The Depicto Commercial lawsuit gives little detail about that company.
|
|
And yet this is a man that gives Davis hope.
|
|
It gives healthy Americans an incentive to buy health insurance.
|
|
This lapse in judgement just gives the perception of bias.
|
|
This gives new meaning to the role of tracker.... pic.twitter.
|
|
The enviable deck gives a clear view of the city.
|
|
The "crisis" gives Mexico the opportunity to make needed improvements.
|
|
It's a program that gives one in five Americans healthcare.
|
|
THIS GIVES US MANY MORE TOOLS THAN WE HAVE TODAY.
|
|
"God gives and God takes," she said with a shrug.
|
|
This gives Alcremie a truly impressive resistance to physical attacks.
|
|
She said she routinely gives patients options for sterilization procedures.
|
|
This gives you some wiggle room in the bidding war.
|
|
" Trump said the early announcement "gives me a big story.
|
|
All of this gives "Stand Firm" a somewhat conservative cast.
|
|
Gives you a heavy head nod when you come in.
|
|
He gives good advice that Jesús tries hard to remember.
|
|
Its chairman, Andy Lack, gives Kelly exactly what she wanted.
|
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It gives you a feeling of power over your life.
|
|
It gives guys playing with him space on the floor.
|
|
"That gives them controllability on the way down," said McDowell.
|
|
Some, though, say soy milk gives coffee an unpleasant aftertaste.
|
|
Guy gives his heart and soul and they traded him.
|
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When god takes a Dickon, he gives you a Gendry.
|
|
"Our footprint gives our fans great sightlines," St. Peter said.
|
|
Instead of interpretation, Acker here gives us persona and statement.
|
|
Pirlo gives a modest smile before returning to his pose.
|
|
"It gives me confidence," he explains in a husky whisper.
|
|
This gives Walmart the potential to make a real difference.
|
|
Trump's Facebook page gives his presidential campaign a significant platform.
|
|
The more rides a driver gives, the higher they rank.
|
|
Talent Market gives every indication of serving such a niche.
|
|
Jonathan Turley: Cohen gives Congress a roadmap for collateral damage.
|
|
Sometimes the genome comes first and gives us the data.
|
|
At least this weather gives Londoners something to talk abou.
|
|
He gives Rick his "recipe" for how to make bullets.
|
|
The First Amendment gives them the right to do so.
|
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It's a little dusty, strong, and gives a good chew.
|
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But it gives us something good to look at, right?
|
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We're also mothers, so maybe this gives us more energy.
|
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"It gives us an excuse to get together," Otto said.
|
|
It asks redundant questions; it gives few or slight answers.
|
|
A good book review gives a sense of the writing.
|
|
We had done well as a traditional VC. What gives?
|
|
Magen gives the example of Gmail, Hotmail, and Google Drive.
|
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It gives you five amazing quotes every day on death.
|
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Buchan takes her phone out and gives a thumbs up.
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