"Got rid of guns and got rid of religion," Mr. Trump said mockingly.
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First he got rid of drinking on bendy busses on the way to clubs, then he got rid of the bendy busses, and then he got rid of the clubs.
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And they got rid of a prosecutor who was a very tough prosecutor, they got rid of him.
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We got rid of the most unpopular thing in Obamacare, almost got rid of Obamacare, but essentially we did.
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Just because you got rid of cable doesn't mean you got rid of live TV. You're just being smarter about it.
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They got rid of their coal plants, they got rid of their nuclear, they're getting so much of their oil and gas from Russia.
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I would also ask him why he got rid of the mental illness ban he got rid of when he first got into office.
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While I can't remember when or why I got rid of it, my beloved water bed vanished, and everyone else got rid of theirs, too.
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We've got rid of all of, we had horrible, we have great people in there, but we had some horrible people, small percentage, but we got rid of them.
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In 2013, the Senate got rid of the filibuster on appellate and trail court nominees and presidential appointees, and in 2017, Republicans got rid of the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees.
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But they got rid of it — making her point.
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I assumed it was busted and got rid of it.
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I got rid of my nipples and I'm selling them.
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Murdoch also got rid of Bill O'Reilly in the process.
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The West had these weapons but got rid of them.
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Rick Scott, the Sunshine State just got rid of it.
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He'd got rid of the drummer while I'd been typing.
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But they also got rid of "head of household" filing.
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I agreed and got rid of the clothes that night.
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We got rid of that and now it's so fractured.
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Congress got rid of that policy as part of ObamaCare.
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In some ways, I got rid of the third child.
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One by one, she got rid of her storage units.
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We got rid of our landline because nobody used it.
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Then he got rid of them because that was too much trouble, and he bought 150 head of cattle, and then he got rid of them and he bought a whole lot of pigs.
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Maybe it nixed art, or got rid of a social worker.
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In 2014 he got rid of Time Inc, a magazine group.
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Miss America got rid of its swimsuit and evening gown competitions.
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LG: They got rid of the Edge, I guess, name, right?
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The Chinese government got rid of Liu Xiaobo in hugger-mugger.
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"I got rid of everything unnecessary in my life," Raiola explains.
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Because thanks to him we have got rid of all illusions.
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I got rid of the chocolate bars, microwave meals, and cakes.
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There used to be subsidies and we got rid of that.
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In my restaurant, we got rid of beans, guacamole, and margaritas.
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Oh, you finally got rid of it a few days ago.
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Meanwhile, it's safe to say Messi got rid of that curse.
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He even got rid of Armin, the department's drug-sniffing dog.
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Then we got rid of some of these really harassing subreddits.
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He even got rid of a lisp to have more authority.
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I used it for two matches and got rid of it.
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They got rid of the Office of Technology Assessment in 1995.
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We got rid of landlines for a reason, you old shitbags.
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Because we got rid of 300,000 manufacturing jobs in your towns.
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Ms. Arthur eventually stopped bleaching and got rid of the weave.
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These laws are the reason Craigslist got rid of personal ads.
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Following that protest, Instacart got rid of the $3 quality bonus.
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When I got rid of it, the world became the tension.
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I got rid of mine because it was used too often.
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That got rid of the pain but not the tender glands.
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No, we actually got rid of that one in my day.
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A similar action in 2017 got rid of an earlier supply glut.
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"They got rid of drums because everyone else had drums," Austin says.
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To make things worse, the theater company got rid of the understudy.
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Then, we cleaned the space and got rid of any dust monsters.
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They got rid of the French Foreign Legionnaires, replacing them with Americans.
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She yanked down her own panties and got rid of her bra.
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You got rid of China, that you'll do that in other markets.
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Evidently, Apple agreed because it got rid of it the next year.
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Or Mr Trump got rid of him in a fit of pique.
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We got rid of them, and now we're seeing the planet respond.
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SpaceX got rid of three wings that also functioned as landing legs.
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People got rid of their old records and only bought house ones.
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First, they got rid of makeup for guests (no virus laden brushes).
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We accomplished a lot — we got rid of cost of living adjustments.
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That got rid of this stigma that I might not delegate enough.
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But when her party had had enough, it got rid of her.
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We got rid of revenge porn and then all the other companies.
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I got rid of the bed and put in a sofa bed.
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If you take our vacuum cleaner: We got rid of plastic bags.
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Heck, Samsung even got rid of the stupid Bixby button, sort of.
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Fitbit also (finally) got rid of its logo on the bottom bezel.
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Samsung kept expandable storage around but got rid of the headphone jack.
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In 21967, the company got rid of it and a sister model.
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We got rid of high vote stock with one share one vote.
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It has cancelled four and got rid of one of the others.
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The word is General Kelly had it and got rid of her.
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Trump, obviously, ignored that advice -- and eventually got rid of both men.
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Clinton got rid of Glass-Steagall and after that we fell apart.
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Not that you got rid of it doesn't mean it's not worth owning.
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You went on hiatus in 2016 and got rid of your cell phone.
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It also got rid of language that would give priority to religious minorities.
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So they got rid of that, and then I ended up getting pregnant.
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And once we got rid of the control, the struggle for control, etc.
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I'm so thankful I got rid of the toxic shit in my system.
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He said he had got rid of his beard for the new passport.
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Yeah, we've probably at least got rid of 30 file cabinet jobs globally.
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Kaitlyn: Did they ever explain why they got rid of the DM feature?
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The word is a General Kelly had it and got rid of her.
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I'm bummed because they got rid of my favorite chocolate peanut butter kind.
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He got rid of the rock on the right: mostly Freedom Caucus members.
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IKEA, for instance, deployed self-checkout but got rid of them in 2012.
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And it was not working, so we got rid of that whole thing.
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"I literally got rid of every excuse that I've ever had," she says.
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You've got rid of them ,and the whale's an example for all boats.
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Nobody ever said, but I always say I just got rid of him.
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I loved that he was straightforward and got rid of everything that's awkward.
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Republicans got rid of the same hurdle for Supreme Court nominations in 6900.
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They had a long story there and then they got rid of that.
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In 1946 the Italians, in a passionate referendum, got rid of the monarchy.
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We got rid of the bad part, but the remaining portion, really well.
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An OPEC+ cut from January 280 had got rid of an earlier surplus.
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I got rid of the bed … You had a studio at age 6?
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"They got rid of the lightbulb that people got used to," he said.
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They got rid of editors at Facebook and the right wing went crazy.
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He probably clocked you were a gold digger and got rid of you.
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Speaking of s*** ... at least the team got rid of that terrible logo.
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The moment he found out about these texts, he got rid of Peter Strzok.
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But I got rid of the meds and started pushing myself to get better.
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We got rid of the worst of the storminess in time for the weekend.
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If I got rid of it, I don't think Amy would be the same.
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Valve got rid of managers and titles so everyone can be their own boss.
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"The premier got rid of Nepszabadsag and secured a friendly media network," he said.
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I got rid of my paunch and muffin tops in less than four weeks.
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Countries such as Italy and Spain got rid of such set-ups years ago.
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I sold my house, got rid of everything I owned, and bought a backpack.
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QUICK: LARRY, YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT MOVES LIKE WHEN CVS GOT RID OF CIGARETTES.
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But King Cove officials eventually got rid of the hovercraft, which they found inefficient.
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Me and Joachim already got rid of all the stuff, sold all the cases.
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It even got rid of stains that had been there for over a month!
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But then the army re-took the city and got rid of these Islamists.
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The good news is that TransferWise also got rid of the £2 minimum fee.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the hurdle for Supreme Court picks in 2017.
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We got rid of the worst part, and that was a very important thing.
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Kicked out the drug dealers and the rapists and got rid of these artists.
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The Trump administration got rid of those restrictions during Trump's first week in office.
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Kristen Stewart got rid of her mop in favor of a blonde buzz cut.
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Also, we got rid of the inefficiency of the bag in a vacuum cleaner.
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Nor does Levie, after Box got rid of its super-voting shares in 2018.
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Of those 92 companies, 48 got rid of a combined total of 483,000 jobs.
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Honda also got rid of some of the Type R's polarizing phony air vents.
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As part of the tax cut package, Congress got rid of the relocation deduction.
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In other words, Castro and his functionaries got rid of people they didn't want.
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"They got rid of the light bulb that people got used to," he said.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: I got rid of the— KERNEN: Would you do anything different now?
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A month later, it got rid of the chief merchandising officer position all together.
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Remember, the 2017 tax bill got rid of the financial penalties for remaining uninsured.
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In 2015, California got rid of religious and philosophic exemptions after a measles outbreak there.
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New York (CNN Business)Google got rid of its "don't be evil" motto last year.
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Microsoft got rid of the chamfered edge, which basically gives the Clipboard a cleaner look.
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Jerry Seinfeld did a great bit about the people who got rid of seedless watermelons.
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Then fixed expenses, such as floor space and computer systems, can be got rid of.
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Sony used to use side-mounted fingerprint sensors but got rid of them this year.
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Jared Kushner is the one who got rid of Manafort and Christie, per the book.
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And Hannah handled it really well and stood her ground and got rid of him.
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""No.""Would it make you a better person if you got rid of these marks?
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And it got rid of this weird neck pain I'd been having for three weeks.
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So I got rid of all of that and then just gave him a friend.
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He also noted that in 2013 he got rid of it for most presidential appointees.
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In this case, there are almost no rules, because the FCC got rid of them.
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" "So, I got rid of all of them now; I've cashed all my chips in.
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And John Peel kind of cracked it—so I got rid of me day job.
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These are the first rate hikes since Congress got rid of the individual mandate penalty.
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I paid off my car, got rid of credit card debt and began to save.
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The exorcism had worked, he realized—it had just got rid of the wrong thing.
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"If they got rid of HUD, that would be a catastrophic event," Mr. Epstein said.
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To keep the air we breathe healthy, we got rid of lead in our gasoline.
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"And that is what we did — we got rid of our servers," Mr. Mitra said.
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The Yankees finally got rid of Justin Verlander, but the game remains knotted, 2-2.
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The Hero 7 also got rid of the rolling-shutter effect that plagued earlier versions.
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So I got rid of my BMW convertible, got a Prius, and started Uber driving.
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Trump got rid of a Confederate statue without even realizing it by firing Steve Bannon.
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The law also got rid of the deduction for interest on most home equity debt.
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Facebook got rid of those contractors, who were already too few for meaningful quality control.
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The first thing I would do, you know, Congress got rid of the estate tax.
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Then got rid of the pads and most of the rules designed for player safety.
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Colorado Republicans didn't want to do that, so they got rid of the presidential vote.
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She got rid of sneaky, shady Olenna Tyrell by sending a surprise attack to Highgarden.
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Everything that is single use in the world is gonna tend to be got rid of.
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Mr. Spanfeller promptly got rid of some top editors and made Mr. Maidment the editorial director.
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In all, 141 countries have got rid of the death penalty in law or in practice.
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"They probably felt the heat coming and got rid of it," he said of the smugglers.
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To help millennials especially, it got rid of paper handouts, instead pointing employees to online resources.
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Chelsea got rid of Álvaro Morata, a £60m striker from Real Madrid, after just a year.
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Once, he got rid of a bunch of her clothes and gave her wardrobe a makeover.
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The park police moved in, took down her protest site and got rid of her signs.
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Europe got rid of it 70 years ago and I would say Europe is now civilized.
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"When Kendall was born, I had liposuction and got rid of [my breasts]," Caitlyn told me.
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We got rid of unauthorized nude pictures and every other major platform followed us shortly thereafter.
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Self-made millionaire James Altucher got rid of everything he owned and started living in Airbnbs.
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I got rid of the biggest problem that made me feel depressed, which was my mom.
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I got rid of all my individual stocks at that time, and haven't held any since.
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Within 90 days, they got rid of most of their belongings and cut out the excess.
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They got rid of him as soon as he said he was going to human resources.
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We've moved four times and I got rid of lots of things each time we've moved.
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In 2015, California got rid of personal and religious exemptions -- but only after a bitter fight.
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I felt like we got rid of any gimmickry, and maybe even the 'emerging designer' tag.
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It's a hat that my wife would kill me if I ever got rid of it.
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What Trump said China got rid of their "China '25" because I found it very insulting.
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The deal, named CETA, got rid of most of the tariffs between the EU and Canada.
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Op-Ed Contributor Silver Spring, Md. — I got rid of my stamp collection the other day.
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You know, we got rid of the Johnson Amendment so they can speak their will. Right?
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Administering an antifungal drug got rid of the fungi in mice and kept tumors from developing.
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The town council of New Shoreham, Rhode Island, got rid of balloons altogether, citing environmental concerns.
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I think that's why I got rid of so much of it as I went along.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the same hurdle for Supreme Court nominees last year. Sen.
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"Islamic State punished those who had voting cards so we got rid of them," he said.
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Plenty of young people got rid of their secular music and replaced it with Christian versions.
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Bob Kraft got rid of him because he wasn't sure that Pete could be the leader.
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General Electric's GE Capital got rid of it in 2016 after a dramatic remake of its operations.
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I went by what Marie Kondo said, where anything I don't really need I got rid of.
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Countries such as Sweden, Norway and Belgium got rid of primogeniture even before the United Kingdom did.
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And then they got rid of the whole idea that comedians were drug addicts and coke heads.
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Chevy even got rid of the cabin's Tomorrowland touch panel for honest-to-goodness buttons and knobs.
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Since the app got rid of its chronological feed in 2016, users have pleaded for its return.
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Uber got rid of it after their big scandal, and I think Google needs to follow suit.
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The company got rid of its signature home button, but replaced it with a better gestural interface.
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Only Roku got rid of the noisy fan this time around, and dropped the price by $50.
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The most recent renovation actually got rid of more individual seating in favor of putting in tables.
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She made a racially charged comment about an upcoming show, and they got rid of her instantly.
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In the Macintosh Division, you had to prove yourself every day, or Jobs got rid of you.
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There used to be another but I got rid of it to make room for more seating.
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"I got rid of all my filler," Jenner responded to a fan who noticed she looked different.
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So when the Iranians got rid of the Shah, in 1979, perhaps they had 1953 in mind.
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"How long have they existed there, and how quickly have we got rid of them?" mused Gardner.
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Apple got rid of the CD drive and only included a USB port and a headphone jack.
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Luckily, we were the first ones to use the machine so we got rid of it immediately.
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He got rid of the petrol related parts and replaced them with batteries and an electric motor.
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We got rid of that and became like the rest of the states and we lost growth.
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And I think, you know, if they're ... That would be bad if they got rid of Zucker.
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After a couple years, she finally got rid of both the toxic implants and her toxic boyfriend.
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And the individual mandate is the most unpopular thing in Obamacare, and I got rid of it.
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Look what happened when we got rid of the monopoly of AT&T to switch to cellphones.
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I got rid of the chest of drawers, and I had a desk so I could create.
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The face-lift got rid of the building's original dark glass facade, which birds often crashed into.
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Showing that the city was actually getting safer, we got rid of the punitive type of policing.
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The disappointed winemakers quickly got rid of it, exchanging it for some apricots at a local market.
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Carlson: We got rid of the headphone jack so that Apple could sell more iPhones and AirPods.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote his own version of the New Testament and got rid of all the miracles.
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Doubtful. When Hong Kong got rid of subsidies last year, Tesla sales fell from 2,939 — to zero.
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She didn't officially join Snapchat until March 2016: Again: Snapchat got rid of the timer in 2015.
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They got rid of the Start and Select buttons and turned them into "Options" and "Share," respectively.
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That changed in 83, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg got rid of the zoned high school system.
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"We've had works that she did not like and we got rid of them," Mr. Braman said.
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Administering an antifungal drug got rid of the fungi in mice and kept tumors from developing further.
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We got the biggest tax cuts in history, we got ANWR approved, we have — we got rid of the individual mandate, which was the most unpopular thing you can imagine — health care — I got rid of it, everybody said it would be impossible to get rid of it.
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But there is no formica at The Mall of America (they got rid of that three years ago).
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It is unclear how Republicans would protect people with pre-existing conditions if they got rid of Obamacare.
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It got rid of desktop advertising platform FBX in May 2016 in order to focus on mobile advertising.
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They weren't upset then once they got rid of him, and it'll be the same way with these.
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But I will say this: I'm glad VICE got rid of its comments section a long time ago.
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I know they got rid of most of the takes where I had the saliva thing going on.
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I Missed It Kashmir Hill got rid of Facebook for a while and she missed it so much!
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November 7th Remember all the way back in August, when Facebook got rid of its human news curators?
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He told Ponce-Lara that he panicked and got rid of her body, but he didn't say where.
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"From every single aspect, it's time we got rid of Gerard Batten and reclaimed the party," Farage said.
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Lucy was later returned to Vanderpump Dogs from a shelter when the new owner got rid of her.
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"If we got rid of our leaders and political parties, Iraq would be much better off," he said.
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"That's the only way I finally solved the problem … I got rid of the phone number," Warren said.
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IAG, the owner of British Airways, now looks prescient for having got rid of its freighter fleet altogether.
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And if they couldn't show similar returns they were goners, their shareholders would have got rid of them.
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They got rid of the all-star draft because being the 40th best all-star made players sad.
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If Congress got rid of the H-1B, it would effectively destroy the high-skilled legal immigration system.
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When the leases ended, they got rid of those two cars and went down to one, Garrett said.
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He charged the ball well, got rid of it and just threw a BB right on the money.
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"I got rid of Plan Bs," says Robb, who holds a bachelor's degree in business from Kent State.
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Maybe this story is basically about the turning point in how Westeros got rid of the monarchist agendas.
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Fox News reports Wasinger-Konrad told police "I just got rid of it" when asked about the baby.
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I got rid of my car 10 years ago — here&aposs why I haven&apost regretted it once
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Best of all — or worst, depending on your selfishness — the authorities also got rid of the entrance fees.
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Another purple state, Nevada, got rid of net metering — but then reversed course and reinstated it under pressure.
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"I got rid of all my plastic, so it's all glass jars," she said in her Instagram story.
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"That was our only issue — the holds — and we quickly, swiftly got rid of it," he told me.
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The first big change came in 284, when Congress got rid of the subsidized private bank loan program.
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The first big change came in 284, when Congress got rid of the subsidized private bank loan program.
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Do you know Sergey got rid of some snacks at Google, because he was getting fat. Good. Good.
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What if we got rid of all our natural gas boilers and replaced them with electric heat pumps?
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As we saw when Celine got rid of the accent and Burberry pared down its logo, change is hard.
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The park service got rid of a garbage dump inside the park that was a popular bear feeding ground.
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Apple actually made this decision easier that it used to be when it got rid of the 128GB option.
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Amandla Stenberg got rid of a lot of hair and gained a whole lot of perspective in the process.
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"I got rid of all my filler," Jenner replied, adding a few emojis at the end of her comment.
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After all, if you got rid of your car to take Lyfts everywhere, what other choice do you have?
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But since Congress got rid of the tax penalty, making the mandate unenforceable, enrollment has only dropped a bit.
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Many Latin countries got rid of dictatorships in the 1980s, creating a group of young democracies unbound by precedent.
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Einhorn's Greenlight Capital slashed its stake by 77 percent, while Philippe Laffont's Coatue Management got rid of 95 percent.
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Another example would be when they got rid of the CD drive and DVD drive in the laptops — remember?
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This thing is practically all display on the front, and Samsung even got rid of its physical home button.
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HE WAS AN INCUMBENT AND WE GOT RID OF TWO INCUMBENT-LIKE CANDIDATES IN FLORIDA WHO WERE EXTREME LEFT.
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In recent years Bulgaria, Kiribati and Poland have removed all restrictions; Colombia and Congo have got rid of some.
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And by sending his troops into Uganda, he got rid of Idi Amin, one of the world's nastiest dictators.
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First, he got rid of the mullet, that greasy, flowing monument to his childlike grace and raw, untapped prowess.
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"If you just got rid of that, then a lot of people would lose their health insurance," Kasich said.
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You were just onstage with me and Marc Andreessen — now we got rid of him — at the Code conference.
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Fox News reports Wasinger-Konrad allegedly told police "I just got rid of it" when asked about the baby.
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McDonald's temporarily got rid of the toys in kids' Happy Meals this month and replaced them with fitness trackers.
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Senate Republicans got rid of the filibuster on Supreme Court nominations in response and confirmed Gorsuch in April 2017.
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I got rid of my car…no point having one with inexpensive and always-available buses and taxis around.
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No. We made some change in the plans and got rid of some things that are simply not necessary.
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If you got rid of cars, there would be a revolution, and there would be shooting in the streets.
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The Senate got rid of the filibuster for Supreme Court nominations to confirm Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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"I just got rid of it," she said in an interview recorded on a deputy's body camera, KDVR reported.
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Who would want to go down in history as the press secretary who got rid of the press briefing?
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In Mexico and Argentina, Carlos Salinas and Carlos Menem, both members of populist parties, got rid of populist economics.
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In 2015, A&F got rid of its shirtless male greeters and overhauled its appearance policies for sales clerks.
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Upon receiving this set, and using them, we finally cleaned out all the pots, and got rid of them.
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K., we got rid of it,' march out, and then wonder why the caliphate comes back,' Mr. Mattis said.
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This year, Republicans got rid of the exception for Supreme Court nominations to secure the confirmation for Neil Gorsuch.
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Later, she decides that a third lover, a man she calls "the tenor," has to be got rid of.
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He got rid of them (now he collects motorcycles — he has nine), but he is fond of his lifestyle.
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After 2001, when we got rid of treaty limitations to fielding a missile defense, we got a serious start.
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It worked for the first episode, but we just got rid of it for the rest of the series.
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Somebody dropped me about 30 kilos of cocaine and in a matter of days, I got rid of it.
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Then I got rid of those lawyers and accountants who didn't believe in me, and got new ones who did.
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But unlike McDonald's, Urban Decay got rid of the cult-favorite palette to make room for new and better things.
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The company said it got rid of the issue via email on Thursday, a day after the bug was identified.
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Trump also got rid of a rug with quotes from four former presidents and Martin Luther King, Jr., ABC reports.
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Got rid of the membership requirement altogether, and lowered the qualifying price to just $35 (it was previously $50). Savage.
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"I got rid of all my filler," the 20-year-old responded to a commenter who noticed she looked different.
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Since the start of the year Credit Suisse has got rid of nearly 5,000 jobs and Barclays has shed 13,000.
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Catalina: Giving birth four times caused me to put on weight, and I never got rid of those extra pounds.
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However, Uber found that when it tried to make the service profitable and got rid of the subsidies, ridership plunged.
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Having just got rid of one unaccountable tyrant, the founders were keen to prevent the emergence of a homegrown version.
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The new rules also got rid of an extra fee for shared car rides, which could encourage more group trips.
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Tesla got rid of its grille on the Model 3, and there's really no around it — it looks mad weird.
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In 1980 when the state legislature amended its prostitution laws it inadvertently got rid of the law outlawing indoor prostitution.
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More and more companies are reevaluating their inclusion in employee contracts — Microsoft got rid of its version late last year.
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Maybe your home was foreclosed in 2018 or you got rid of your dwelling in a so-called short-sale.
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Another change that decade: they got rid of a "fish pool" (a koi pond?) that was in the restaurant's floor.
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Or Rory ends up with Jess (duh), because he respects her brain and got rid of the leather jacket eventually.
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The star responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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New York Times, for example, got rid of all the behavioral advertising in Europe and saw an increase in revenue.
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Now, partly that's because they just got rid of the middleman, but partly that's because it actually is useful advertising.
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Shortly after their campaign, the kingdom got rid of the driving ban in a move that won positive headlines worldwide.
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Now, for comparison, here's what we'd see if we got rid of daylight saving and observed standard time year-round.
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He got rid of the device in 2016 when he went on a break and still avoids it whenever possible.
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That desire to change his mind came from a lack of respect, and I'm glad I got rid of it.
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"They got rid of all background checks for taxicab [drivers]," Eric Spiegelman, taxi commissioner for Los Angeles, told The Verge.
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"When we changed the incoming calls, we got rid of the drug dealers at the phone booths," Ms. Brewer recalled.
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Jury members did not see the actual device because Reid's son, an attorney, got rid of it after Reid's fall.
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It was only after we had irrefutable evidence of sickness and death tolls that we got rid of these hazards.
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Coplon-Newfield said sales plummeted in Georgia after the state enacted new ownership fees and got rid of the incentives.
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After Romania joined the EU, they got rid of the uniforms and inmates were allowed to wear their own clothes.
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In Nicaragua, lawmakers in 2014 got rid of presidential term limits, allowing President Daniel Ortega to remain in power indefinitely.
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In the months before his death, in 2150, they took down the flags and got rid of the slavery pamphlets.
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She had to call the beekeeper squad once more and finally got rid of the buzzing army later that evening.
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Well again, part of the challenge of offline education is ... And Twitter just recently got rid of some of them.
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Mr. Hill got rid of the reptilian plates from an earlier design, and crafted a more kissable, less fishlike mouth.
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"My favorite day was when we got rid of all the stuff in our Park Slope apartment," Mr. Zeltner said.
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Mr. Macron took on eight new government ministers and got rid of four others, none big names in French politics.
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When they couldn't reach a victim by phone, they got rid of her case instead of trying to find her.
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But we got rid of that because it just didn't work, and it turned into the monologue at the end.
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Amy Schumer got rid of this kind of nonsense in last year's "Trainwreck," which she wrote and Judd Apatow directed.
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Anything where things are standing around being clever, I got rid of it, so that we would be constantly moving.
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When my sister was born a few years later, they got rid of that, so she only went by Rozycki.
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I believe that in Arizona they passed an increase in the minimum wage and got rid of [Sheriff Joe] Arpaio.
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The implication was clear: If they got rid of the federal government, they'd have control over their land and lives again.
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He not only got rid of players, but he did so in a flashy and visible way, with advantages and idols.
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Similarly, Burger King got rid of its "king size" option, but the portion is still available, and is called a large.
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The friend finally got rid of the television, not knowing that his trash would turn out to be a friend's treasure.
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In a new interview with Thrive Global, the singer revealed that she got rid of her phone for three months, too.
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Mr Putin has also got rid of some of the old KGB guard who had headed Russia's largest state-owned corporations.
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"They got rid of Arizona and April to bring back Teddy," one person wrote letting an Adele gif say it all.
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First, they wanted a bill that got rid of Obamacare's requirement that sick and healthy people be charged the same premiums.
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"Investors will be pleased that ABB has got rid of this underperforming business," said Richard Frei, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank.
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Heroin got rid of the nightmares, helped me sleep, and made it easier to live—in the lack of other support.
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Remember how Alice fled South Riverdale, and seemingly got rid of every piece of evidence connecting her to her original home?
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It was symbolic and got attention, but ultimately what got rid of slavery in Britain was a movement for political change.
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In short, he's like a budget Jordan Henderson, which is probably why Liverpool got rid of him in the first place.
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"If you've got rid of natural polio and then release a load of virulent virus, the consequences are greater," Minor says.
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" He kept the painting for years, joking that he only got rid of it when it "began to frighten my children.
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That's probably the only piece that survived from high school — this year, I got rid of, like, 70% of my clothing.
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Still, any way you slice it, that was a bargain — and it got rid of a lot of unpopular restrictions too.
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It got rid of language that would give priority to religious minorities and removed Iraq from the list of banned countries.
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Mr. Hagin's team also upgraded the Intel 486 computers and got rid of the slow and cumbersome Lotus Notes email system.
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That left them with an average balance of $176,153, $82,000 more than the people who got rid of all their stock.
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"We think the colors are a little more approachable, we got rid of the yellow ring in the front," Randall said.
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Trump told NBC's Lester Holt last May that he was thinking of "this Russia thing" when he got rid of Comey.
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Police told the Herald that even though the woman got rid of the money, she could still reclaim it from police.
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Jerry (Jones), who's probably one of the most easy-going people when it comes to disruptive guys, got rid of him.
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We just got rid of that, because the last thing we want to do is prevent these carriers from building out.
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In 22008, when Congress got rid of national-origin quotas, America's foreign-born made up around 1.63 percent of the population.
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And depending on the circumstances, there could be no telling whether the ones they got rid of were real or fake.
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The deal, named CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement), got rid of most of the tariffs between the EU and Canada.
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We got rid of the "host" role to provoke more spontaneity in our dialogue and hopefully more intimacy with our listeners.
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In the end, the city retreated and got rid of even a pared back version of the tax it had adopted.
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Louie: I think they got rid of that, but then the school stepped in and told us to shut it off.
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And last week it got rid of the function keys on the new MacBook Pros and replaced them with a touch bar.
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Germany is a captive of Russia because they supply, they get rid of their coal plants, they got rid of their nuclear.
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For example, it got rid of campaign deadlines and goal requirements, so companies can continue to list different tasks as they grow.
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First, it got rid of Chris Christie and voted in the billionaire Democrat who's promised to legalize weed as quickly as possible.
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"Kanye and I were able to make some changes," said Kim, explaining that they got rid of the ice skating rink idea.
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But at the production stage, we got rid of the shells because we thought the effect was more appropriate for the scene.
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If you live in a state like Illinois that already got rid of its tax on feminine hygiene products, you're all set.
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We got rid of the entire team — everyone we had worked with for half a year — and tried to code things ourselves.
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The team got rid of the old showroom and transformed it into a design center to be used by employees and clients.
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Everything changed when a client's girlfriend texted that the tool got rid of her cellulite, Black says in a YouTube marketing video.
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Episode 4: Polyphony Sense28 would make my life a lot easier if it got rid of its set-to-slow-music montages.
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It's not a great library, but it beats the loose collection of board games the prison got rid of somewhere around 2008.
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We got rid of a ton of last summer's styles and we're ready to breathe new life into our pad and wardrobe.
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As time went by and her workaholic father did well financially, the Kirschenbaums got rid of their Pontiac and bought a Cadillac.
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America figured out that was a bad idea 250 years ago and got rid of kings (thanks in part to Thomas Jefferson).
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But, let's be honest ... most 'BiP' fans probs only wanna know why in the world Dean got rid of his classic 'stache.
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There's a good reason we got rid of lead in everything from house paints and gasoline to water pipes and children's toys.
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"It has got rid of a prime minister and is about to get rid of a leader of the opposition," he wrote.
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"Since we got rid of the NGOs there have been no new migrants coming," one man said at the Moria village roadblock.
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In fact, the White House got rid of the pandemic response group in the Administration in a cost-cutting measure in 2018.
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The date that MacKenzie Bezos got rid of her shares was not disclosed and could have occurred any time since the divorce.
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Light and Space artists like James Turrell got rid of the object altogether, opting to alter the space of the viewer itself.
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It also removed Iraq from the list of countries covered and got rid of a permanent ban on refugee admissions from Syria.
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Democrats, who got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for lower court picks in 85033, can't block a nominee on their own.
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And some of the alleged incidents occurred before New York State got rid of its statute of limitations on rape in 2006.
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There's no accent in the E because when the Americans took over after the Spanish American War ... They got rid of it.
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I felt like, once they got rid of all the very bad people, the sort of bad people like me would be hosed.
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I recently got rid of the desk and hutch my dad built for me growing up — I no longer need a dedicated desk.
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There was as controversy at Facebook, which got rid of its human news people because they got a lot of pressure from conservatives.
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New York restaurateur Danny Meyer in 2015 got rid of gratuities in his Union Square Hospitality Group, offering instead higher wages and benefits.
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It's just a cool cafe, but they somehow got rid of all the outlets, so now I can only go to drink coffee.
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They got rid of those benches overnight, and this may not be an unexpected problem, but that doesn&apost make it less disgusting.
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"I think Helix could be morphed into a very important and strong company if it got rid of all that junk," he says.
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They did, in order to make this kind of bezel-less phone happen, is they got rid of a physical home button. Correct.
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In the Budapest Memorandum of 1994 your country got rid of its nuclear weapons in return for a guarantee of its territorial integrity.
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Communications business Havas Group has got rid of two of its divisions, creative and media, in a bid to focus more on clients.
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I was sad to lose the headphone jack when I got rid of the 6S, but the new iPhones didn't have one either.
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Apple (AAPL) unveiled new MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro laptops on Tuesday, and got rid of its cheapest and smallest models.
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If we got rid of the Electoral College, we get a little bit closer to one person, one vote in the United States.
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At the end of 2015, he shut off his social accounts, got rid of his cell phone, and headed for far-off places.
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To make room for that, Apple completely got rid of the function keys that've been at the top of Mac keyboards for years.
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Republicans went "nuclear" and got rid of a 60-vote procedural hurdle when they confirmed Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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And so far, the permanent government is kicking their butts: With strategic leaks of classified information, they got rid of retired Lt. Gen.
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We ran an experiment to see how their support would shake out if we got rid of everyone else still in the race.
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Her husband was president, and he repealed Glass-Steagall, signed the Defense of Marriage Act and got rid of those pesky welfare queens.
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My own local library recently got rid of fees and canceled all outstanding balances, which was nice because I owed them about $5.
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Second, he got rid of local news entirely, so that news is exclusively about larger themes of national greatness or injustices against Russia.
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We got rid of free health benefits, so now people pay for a portion of their health benefits, sliding scale based on salary.
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Mr. Thomas got rid of the title "Breakout" and converted the subtitle — "How Atari 13-Bit Computers Defined a Generation" — into the title.
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Thus both live on, copied from generation to generation, latching on to humanity and perpetuating themselves too effectively to be got rid of.
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Is that why, for example, you got rid of the traditional host's desk and won't be dressing in a suit and tie anymore?
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The country also got rid of a 10 percent tax on tampons and other female sanitary products that were once considered luxury items.
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Some two dozen other towns in Germany, which subsequently checked and discovered swastikas on their own church bells, swiftly got rid of them.
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President Trump got rid of two top officials in this medical chain of command two years ago and has yet to replace them.
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"Some anarchist groups want to say that they got rid of drugs in the area so that they can control it," he said.
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Five years ago, when my last two children went away to college, I got rid of my car, but not for environmental reasons.
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"Bedbugs love wooden beds, so we got rid of them," a volunteer named Tom Lynch, who is a retired Spanish teacher, told me.
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So when he got rid of his oldest credit card, the average age of his credit cards dropped from seven years to 3.8.
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Rather than eliminating only sexually-suggestive videos, as China's anti-porn task force seemingly called for, the video services got rid of them all.
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When Electric Objects was bought by Giphy, the company soon shutdown the hardware team and got rid of the subscription fees for existing content.
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The government got rid of the tax a year later when it discovered that many shoppers were buying butter in neighbouring Germany and Sweden.
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She got rid of her scales, measuring tape and smallest clothes, and she deleted all the gym selfies and progress shots on her phone.
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"We got rid of big dumbbells because it kept away the juiceheads who intimidate everyone," said Michalis Solomou, 257, a part owner of Synergy.
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Bill Clinton got rid of it again in 1993, meaning Trump will become just the second president since Lyndon Johnson to use the council.
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It's the fastest rate of export since the Chinese government quietly got rid of a previous 103% export levy at the start of 210.
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"I also got rid of the gun I kept at home, after repeated searches by Shi'ite militias" who had helped recapture Kirkuk in October.
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Together, the mutations got rid of the region of the gene known as the transcription factor binding sites, where proteins and DNA bind together.
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The company was accused of biasing its Trending Topics section against conservative news, and as result got rid of the humans who curated it.
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And-- regardless of how it ended up playing, I think-- in the Beltway, what is true is Assad got rid of his chemical weapons.
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"When France got rid of the restrictions on prescribers using the medication buprenorphine, their national mortality, opiate overdose mortality rate dropped 79%," he said.
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She has more living space but less closet space than before, so "I got rid of probably a third of my stuff," she said.
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"If we just got rid of that, I think you'd reduce the number of breaches we're hearing about by at least half," said Rogers.
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But you know, sexual assault really isn't funny, so if he really did those things, then it's good that Fox got rid of him.
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I used to religiously use condoms, but ever since I got on PrEP, I got rid of the condoms and, most important, the fear.
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And they said that they used it in some models and it ended up not being useful so they just got rid of it.
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On May 10, Washington State got rid of the parental right to claim a "philosophical exemption" to the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine for schoolchildren.
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So today's rappers clearly got rid of all their inhibitions, and they do not hesitate to try new things, for better and for worse.
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"If you got rid of that and just had a Medicare for all—an improved Medicare for all—you would recover that," he added.
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Another mistake was the way he got rid of the head of the Greek competition authority, a woman who advised the previous prime minister.
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The hedge fund began selling its holdings on June 19, but got rid of the bulk of its stake, 16 million shares, on Tuesday.
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So I got rid of my hair, hoping it would be one less thing to worry about, hoping it would help me reclaim myself.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle for Supreme Court picks after Democrats rejected Trump's Supreme Court pick, Neil Gorsuch.
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"It was like I lost my spouse," Mr. Yoshioka recalled of the early months after he and his wife got rid of their car.
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But it didn't happen when they got rid of the HiAlc K. pneumoniae before the transplant, further pinning the blame on that specific bacteria.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle for Supreme Court picks after Democrats rejected Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch.Sen.
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After Democrats attempted to filibuster the Neil Gorsuch nomination, McConnell blew up the process and got rid of the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees.
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And they got rid of the ... Before, they had three pages: It was a texting page or with all your people you talk to.
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Following in the footsteps of other big companies like Adobe and Accenture, in February 2016 IBM got rid of its annual performance review system.
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My first advice is always to ask friends or relatives if they have speakers, an amplifier, or turntable that they never got rid of.
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"If we got rid of WHO today, you'd have to recreate it tomorrow," said Dr. Ashish Jha, director of the Harvard Global Health Institute.
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When you got rid of the filibuster in 2013, were you concerned that it would be taken a step further with the Supreme Court?
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"It would be really unfortunate if we got rid of everybody who was just an affectionate kind of person," said Joy Behar on The View.
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So we got rid of all that we raised the standards we actually made it where you had to serve the kids fruit or vegetable.
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The company also got rid of the earpiece, instead utilizing a piezoelectric speaker behind the screen to create sound with vibrations from the phone's frame.
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He then got rid of his rifle in a stairwell and managed to conceal himself in the the frantic crowd of students fleeing the school.
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If you got rid of the Alternative Minimum Tax for Donald Trump, he would have gotten a $30 million tax break a few years back.
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From Kim's perspective, though, it was no loss to him to get rid of Jang because in doing so, he got rid of a rival.
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I could also replace something that broke or wore out if I absolutely had to, but only if I got rid of the original item.
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Wendy's may have cool burgers, but they honestly kind of lost me when they got rid of those self-serve SuperBar stations in the 90s.
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He got rid of the Clean Power Plan and appointed oil and gas industry insider Ryan Zinke to his cabinet as Secretary of the Interior.
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It looks -- to anyone paying attention -- like Trump got rid of someone who he didn't think would come to a conclusion he liked regarding Russia.
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" Clapper joked: "I was kind of hopeful that after he got rid of the two chief Nazis, John and me, then maybe things would've improved.
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Unfortunately over a couple hundred years in farming, for example, we literally came up with tools, we got rid of the horses and had tractors.
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Its zero-fee model caught on with major brokerage firms like Charles Schwab, Fidelity and others, who all got rid of trading commissions in October.
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Under Mr. Sweeny, she enjoyed wide latitude, especially after he got rid of the chief financial officer and did not replace her, Mr. Russo said.
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The Democratic Party got rid of pro-lifers years ago, and even most church leaders have made their peace with secular culture and leaned liberal.
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"Suddenly, Joe Browder himself got rid of the jetport," Ms. Douglas, who died in 19603, said in an interview with Florida International University in 1983.
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They've even got rid of good young players like Shelby Miller, Andrelton Simmons, Alex Wood, and, if you go back a bit further, Jason Heyward.
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That's what Airbnb did here: It got rid of over a thousand listings so its numbers looked good, and then misrepresented what the numbers said.
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Over the years, we added some good hits such as Ricky Martin's "Living La Vida Loca," and got rid of others that didn't feel right.
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The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement got rid of rules that called for independent inspectors, licensed by the government agency, to inspect safety equipment.
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I got rid of my wheels several years ago, and my company provides a transit pass, so I don't have to worry about that expense.
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Jemima Skelley is a freelance writer from Australia who leaned into her Sagittarius stereotype and got rid of all her belongings to travel full-time.
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"I got rid of all my plastic, so it&aposs all glass jars," Kardashian West explained, adding, "even all my sprinkles for my frozen yogurt."
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So he got rid of the law and then spent more than $100 million of his fortune to win a third term the next year.
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"We got rid of Petrocommerce as we did not want to deal with non-core businesses," Fedun told the Reuters Russia Investment Summit on Wednesday.
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He is the oldest, wealthiest, and altogether most improbable person ever elected president of the U.S. and he will not be got rid of easily.
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"I know you got rid of your television ... but at least you should watch me," DeGeneres said before gifting Stoner with a 65-inch TV.
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With the iPhone X, Apple got rid of the home button and introduced a completely gesture-based user experience, and it was a huge hit.
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This year, the Minnesota State Legislature got rid of part of its marital rape law that had allowed some men to get away with violence.
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"They hired a bunch of managers, and then they decided they didn't like the managers, so they got rid of all the managers," Schmidt told Cowen.
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In 2006, in an attempt to modernize, Kodak got rid of Oestreich's "K," in favor of a straightforward, dot-com-looking "Kodak" wordmark from Ogilvy & Mather.
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I didn't like the fact Apple got rid of its headphone port, but one benefit that came out of it was my discovery of Bluetooth headphones.
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Macri, who took office in December, got rid of the export taxes and quotas for corn and wheat that had existed under former president Cristina Fernandez.
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Later, Palm did what it should have done in the first place and got rid of the home button, replacing it with a small LED strip.
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Dual-class share structures are increasingly common among technology companies, although Uber got rid of its dual-class stock as part of a broader governance reform.
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For one faction, this was a big victory: Democrats picked up a Senate seat, got rid of a potentially damaging figure, and paid little for it.
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A day later, bomb disposal experts from the army and police got rid of the rocket in a controlled explosion, a local official and witnesses said.
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" Trump's legacy: "The president wants to be remembered as the person who got rid of Obamacare and put in a replacement that works for the people.
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It added that 102 countries had got rid of the death penalty for all crimes by the end of 2015, compared with 60 countries in 1996.
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Stephanie Link, managing director at TIAA-CREF, acquired shares of Parker-Hannifin and got rid of Pinnacle Foods for her CNBC "Halftime Report " model portfolio Friday.
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Havas recently merged all of its London offices into one 11-floor building in Kings Cross, and has also got rid of "media" and "creative" labels.
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"He changed the corporate culture, he got rid of the problems as he unearthed them in one place after another," Bove said in a phone interview.
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T-Mobile and its CEO John Legere will surely be doing a victory lap about leading this charge; the Uncarrier got rid of overages in 2014.
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Republicans, in turn, got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle in 2017 for Supreme Court picks after Democrats rejected Trump's Supreme Court pick, Neil Gorsuch.
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After eight months, management got rid of the small local firm that did its cleaning and began paying Mr. Brooks $215 a month for his services.
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Her name was Brie, she was nineteen, and her boyfriend had left her, even though she'd gone to a clinic and got rid of the baby.
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She got rid of the couple's old television, which was on a rolling table, and mounted a flat-screen model on the wall, clearing more space.
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Caleb: I don't know why mine had to be given away because it was getting beaten up by Georgia's we should've got rid of the bully!
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"We got rid of the university requirement," said Shalini Agarwal, who oversees LinkedIn's Reach program, an apprenticeship for people who need to refresh their coding skills.
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"I got rid of so much stuff," said Ms. Miranda, who estimated that she discarded about half their possessions and shredded box upon box of papers.
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Two of those cameras were infrared, which got rid of all of the shadows and helped visual effects artists better analyze the actors&apos physical features.
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I think it's fair to say that they care more about being able to brag that they got rid of Obamacare than about your political standing.
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This deal, ladies and gentlemen, includes the entrenchment of occupation and strengthening the apartheid regime that we thought we got rid of a long time ago.
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In 2017, Republicans got rid of it for Supreme Court nominees in order to confirm Mr. Trump's first nominee to the high court, Neil M. Gorsuch.
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Eventually, Thompson says, he got rid of his hoarding habit and started to make purchases that he knew would outlast the style trends of the NBA.
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Originally, the car was worth around $22,000, but at the time he got rid of it, it wouldn't go for more than a few thousand dollars.
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She got rid of almost everything, hanging on to only a few items, including a sentimental pair of earrings she has had since she was 18.
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He dismantled the fledging competitive political scene Russia had in the late 1980s and the 1990s, got rid of most independent institutions and renationalized the economy.
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When we got rid of that form and went to be like a regular corporation, all of a sudden, we had three times the buying power.
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"They got rid of a group of highly skilled, highly effective, highly respected women, including me, for a reason nobody knows," Madfis said in an interview.
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Since we got rid of the house, it&aposs what has allowed us to pay down our other debt, save for retirement, and save for emergencies.
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Before Instagram got rid of the ability to see other users' maps earlier this year, I looked at maps for most people I stalked followed too.
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"Nobody feels entirely sure that if they got rid of her they would get ... someone who's more favorable and supportive of what they want," Usherwood added.
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Mr. Houlihan tried installing a wood-burning stove once, but got rid of it after it erupted in flames during a show, causing chaos on the air.
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We kind of got rid of it last night and didn't want to deal with it that much because of the emotion of the game and everything.
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But prosecutors suggest he struck her when she arrived at her home in upstate New York that night, then got rid of the body and the weapon.
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Now, her life is in a bit of a free fall since she and her assistant Evie got rid of all the demons that inhabited the city.
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Prosecutors argued that Harris struck her when she arrived at her home in upstate New York that night, then got rid of the body and the weapon.
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A previous OPEC+ supply curb starting in January 2000 - when OPEC production fell by 214,000 bpd according to OPEC figures - got rid of the 2014-2016 glut.
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Strange told BuzzFeed that the drink belonged to her 23-year-old brother, and added that she got rid of the beverage before she arrived at school.
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Less than a week after announcing a new "promotion" that got rid of its unlimited movies per month plan, MoviePass has announced the original deal is back.
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" Today, when you cite that example, everyone looks back and says, "Well, of course they got rid of the floppy drive, they were stupid at the time!
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It also got rid of a positive reference to the International Criminal Court's work in charging those believed to have committed the sexual crimes in conflict areas.
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"I know that if we got rid of forced arbitration and non-disparagement agreements, I know that this would not happen to future Susans," Fowler told Recode.
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That sucks a whole lot especially because the new HTC 10, the one-time champion of front-firing speakers, got rid of them this year as well.
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Amazon Music recently got rid of user uploads altogether, so in the lead-up to YouTube Music, I was a bit concerned Google might follow that lead.
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"Finally did it yo girl got rid of her roommate!!" stated an alleged now-deleted Instagram post by Brochu, as shown in the video posted by Rowe.
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The problem is they haven&apost thought about what&aposs the next daylight with 66 million people who think you just got rid of an incredible president.
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I'm also a little annoyed Lenovo got rid of its signature orange color option, because our chocolatey bronze review unit feels like Lenovo is playing it safe.
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The Syrian government denies ever using chemical weapons during its now seven-year civil war, and says it got rid of all its chemical weapons in 2013.
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Next, I got rid of the dairy in the horseradish cream sauce (generally sour cream or whipped heavy cream) and replaced it with a homemade garlic aioli.
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When his kids left home, he got rid of his permanent physical address entirely and lived with my grandmother in a trailer they towed around the country.
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One Costco employee in Illinois told Business Insider that they liked the bratwurst and felt disappointed when their store got rid of it in favor of chili.
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Because Republicans got rid of the 2628-vote filibuster for Supreme Court nominees last year, Democrats don't have the ability to block Trump's nominee on their own.
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Democratic senators aren't able to block Kavanaugh's nominee on their own after Republicans got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle on Supreme Court nominations last year.
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He lasted longer than he should have done and we got rid of him, and we asked for the king to come back, which may sound strange.
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Later in the movie, when Ian Miller (John Corbett) gets a zit on their wedding day, Toula asks him how he got rid of it so quickly.
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Got rid of the security and went for the energy instead; made myself work a lot harder to say I know all about music as all them.
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Obama: On January 23, 2009, he got rid of the Mexico City policy, which prohibited Federal funding from going toward non-federal agencies that provide for abortions.
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I think it is all mental, but these experiences are exactly why in my last two years at the Library Bar, I got rid of my menu.
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There was a period of time where, before we got rid of the unauthorized nude pictures, the whole site was people looking for naked pictures of celebrities.
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"If people got rid of unnecessary hierarchies and formalities, they would have a lot more fun and get a lot more done," he wrote on his blog.
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"If people got rid of unnecessary hierarchies and formalities, they would have a lot more fun and get a lot more done," he writes on his blog.
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"We got rid of all the mechanical linkages that change the pitch of the blades and replaced them with electric wires," Bell program manager Eric Sinusas said.
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Since the first time I saw him, he has got rid of his goatee and, after years of progressively more indisputable hair loss, has shaved his head.
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In a previous interview with Business Insider, Microsoft&aposs HR chief, Kathleen Hogan, said the company got rid of stack ranking, which rated employees against each other.
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They also talked about the case of Rick Simpson, a Canadian activist who claims he got rid of his cancer thanks to a hash oil he created.
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I got rid of blog stats and comments and advertising and most social media, and I just focus on writing articles (and books) that help my readers.
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If you're one of the iTunes desktop users still frustrated that Apple suddenly got rid of the iOS App Store and ringtones, you might still be in luck.
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"I went to see what he could do about these couple of dimples (really cellulite) on my butt cheeks and he got rid of them permanently!" she posted.
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In short, May is powerful precisely because she is weak: If Conservative MPs got rid of her, many of them might lose their jobs in the resulting election.
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Apple updated the MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air, but it got rid of that tiny 12-inch MacBook and reportedly its controversial butterfly keyboard for future models.
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I only got rid of the iPhone 5 because I cracked the screen but held on to it for 5 months so I could get the iPhone 6.
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The new rule got rid of the mandatory integration quotas and replaced them with voluntary efforts such as student exchanges, summer camps, or cultural competency training for teachers.
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Also, there have been some ketchups that got rid of the high fructose corn syrup initially, but they went back to them because they didn't see sales increase.
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In a statement Thursday, the firm said it had already got rid of plastic straws at almost 1,000 hotels in the Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa region.
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Against Kansas City, the offensive line did not allow Brady to be sacked or even remotely pressured, mainly because Brady got rid of the ball in a hurry.
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But then the prank takes this premise to an absurd conclusion: If Republicans got rid of the ACA, they would need some kind of replacement at the ready.
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Among other things, as part of their 2017 tax cut package, Republicans got rid of the tax penalty people without health insurance had to pay under the ACA.
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They got rid of flashbacks, for one, and instead, we travel two weeks forward in time to Cookie causing a scene at the Vegas chapter of Club Leviticus.
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Smaller neighborhood offices were renovating and moving, so they got rid of old files they did not need anymore — some of them found their way to the markets.
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If a company cannot furnish all the information the government would like, it can at least show it got rid of anyone who did not help its investigation.
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Because Republicans got rid of the 85033-vote filibuster for Supreme Court nominees last year, Democrats don't have the ability to block whoever Trump picks on their own.
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"Through all of this we were shown that there were two ways for us to be got rid of, or taken out of the political context," Pavlensky said.
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And after some serious searching, we found a bank that got rid of the monthly fees and gave us some refunds for ATM fees each month: Ally Bank.
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The suspect then walked through Zaventem, the town several miles northeast of Brussels where the airport is, and got rid of his jacket, according to the video commentary.
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As many of you know, Joe Keery got rid of his iconic luscious locks (RIP,) and now, we have the curious case of Mike Fiers' beard to discuss.
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In a 2012 interview with Forbes, Musk said that he got rid of the car after a wheel fell off when he lent the vehicle to his intern.
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"Part of my happiness is not to have worries, so I sold it all — just got rid of it — except just enough to still experiment with," Wozniak says.
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That's not its only trick: Have you ever tried to find a comfortable position in bed and concluded it was impossible unless you got rid of your shoulder?
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First, she focused on her kitchen and got rid of the shopping bags, microwaveable Stouffer's macaroni and cheese, Clif energy bars and the prewashed salads in plastic tubs.
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If your thesis is right, then it's foolish to think we can get rid of cruelty if only we got rid of those noxious ideologies that justify it.
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After California got rid of the personal belief exemption for vaccinations, medical exemptions for vaccinations went up, say researchers studying the public health effects of a California Senate bill.
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But when I looked at her, for the first time, after I got rid of that awful notion of blue eyes and then looked at her, she was beautiful.
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They kind of come in and created a government of their own here which we thought when we got rid of the independent counsel statute could no longer happen.
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Of course it was Democrats who opened the door to a rules change when they got rid of the filibuster for the lower courts, something Schumer says he regrets.
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Four years ago, after a measles outbreak at Disneyland, the California legislature got rid of religious and "personal belief" exemptions to the state's vaccine law, leaving only medical ones.
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Motorola also got rid of the home button on its new Moto G6 Play, but in that case, the phone has a rear fingerprint sensor to unlock the phone.
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If you put the plan in the hands of the Social Security Administration and got rid of the phaseout for top earners, it would be even easier to administer.
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So she started distracting herself while she ate, and also got rid of the mirror in her bedroom so that she couldn't focus on how bloated her stomach looked.
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Although this approach has staved off disaster, it has not got rid of the problem, as a research note from Manoj Pradhan, an economist at Morgan Stanley, makes clear.
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In the past, Trump has worked to ban transgender people from the military and the Education Department got rid of guidelines for how to accommodate transgender students at schools.
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I got rid of my gym membership about a year ago because I'd rather just play hockey two or three times a week and supplement with at-home workouts.
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Rachel Lindsay got rid of all the black suitors on Tuesday's episode of 'The Bachelorette' except one ... but even he doesn't think race had anything to do with it.
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When Billy W. from Toronto demanded an explanation from McDonald's Canada in 2012 as to why they got rid of the pizza of his youth, the Golden Arches obliged.
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The city got rid of metered parking on certain streets, and doubled the size of the loading zones so that trucks could fit without obstructing the flow of traffic.
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But once he found out that I was hearing disabled, he got rid of 95 percent of them because he didn't think I'd be pursuing music in any capacity.
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The F.C.C. said it got rid of the rules because they restrained broadband providers like Verizon and Comcast from experimenting with new business models and investing in new technologies.
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And over that time ... I got rid of all clients but one while I was writing the book and I'm finalizing a product release for that one client still.
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When she couldn't pay those bills, the company got rid of her belongings, but Carrillo still believed she could manage as long as she had her more important items.
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Ryaboshapka said lawmakers got rid of him because he had pushed genuine reform for the first time since Ukraine's independence in 1991, in a way that threatened their interests.
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On-demand television — HBO, Netflix, Amazon Prime — got rid of the interruption, and that forces advertisers to think about how to communicate more effectively when their canvas is erased.
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"I got rid of all plastic bottles, I just have this for right now," Kardashian West said, pausing in front of a glass-front fridge containing only bottled water.
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"It was a great victory that we managed to get as far as making decisions enshrined in these...treaties that got rid of nuclear weapons and warheads," Gorbachev said.
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He got rid of Bendix's boardroom table as a stodgy artifact of the past, banned executive parking spaces and often dressed in a style now known as business casual.
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Washington, DC, got rid of secured money bail and bolstered pretrial services in 1992; today, it releases 94 percent of those accused of crimes as they await court hearings.
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Frank, I appreciate that in swapping Tyler for Surtees you got rid of one project manager too many in exchange for a designer we could use for Talbot Row.
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That means the case was still technically valid in 2008, when Utah got rid of the statute of limitations, meaning McGowan's claim could be revived at any time, including today.
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As heat was beginning to rise up around Theranos in 2016 — thanks to the whistleblowers and Carreyrou's reporting — Holmes got rid of Balwani from both her personal and professional life.
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I even like how Asus got rid of all their redundant first-party software in favor of Google's standard Android apps, which are what everyone is going to use anyways.
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The bank got rid of the Penny Arcade after an NBC News report in 2016 revealed that it was miscounting customers' money — sometimes by as much as $43, reports Consumerist.
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It eventually got rid of its personalization features to better control what was being shown to people, and brought in a team of human "reviewers" to help with quality assurance.
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The group got rid of the litter and gang graffiti, installed brightly painted speed bumps and, in an alley near a liquor store, planted a garden full of spiky cactuses.
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"There was a period of time [at Reddit], before we got rid of the unauthorized nude pictures, the whole site was people looking for naked pictures of celebrities," Pao said.
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The TSA tried this for a period of time -- it was called managed inclusion -- but got rid of it after its record of screening failures was made public last year.
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After all, that's why Tesla got rid of its fake grille on the Model S; it now features smooth, almost uninterrupted body work on the front of all its cars.
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Blake Lively also got rid of all her photos and unfollowed everyone who wasn't named "Emily Nelson" in May as a means of promoting her upcoming film, A Simple Favor.
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When we moved, we got rid of all our overused and stained Tupperware, so as a brown bagger packing leftovers most days, I desperately need new ones for my meals.
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It has got rid of unprofitable businesses around the world, a process that culminated in a decision last March to sell Opel, its loss-making European carmaker, to France's PSA.
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"I got rid of all my filler," the 21-year-old wrote in the comments in response to a fan who said Jenner looked like her old — pre-injections — self.
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"It used to be this very 70s French gastro-restaurant pink—we got rid of that as soon as we could and put in this lovely natural green," explains Reid.
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There are a few continuity errors in the filmFor example, Salt's hair grows progressively shorter, as the makeup and hair department continually got rid of Julie Dawn Cole's split ends.
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"I don't want people to have the false impression that you got rid of J'ouvert, and now there's no more gun violence in the city of New York," he said.
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Peterson was inspired by McDonald's, which got rid of its carhop system, and In-N-Out Burger, which had a concise menu, according to the National Museum of American History.
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Those previous versions, which look almost exactly the same as this version, albeit with a few more details specified, also got rid of personal exemptions while doubling the standard deduction.
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The demonetisation got rid of old 500 and 2000,227 rupee banknotes and Modi said that would boost the country's digital economy, unearth unaccounted wealth and reduce the use of cash.
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We had a 300-square-foot building that we got rid of, it was around the block from Mike [Banks] and Kevin [Saunderson] but we didn't like the space anymore.
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First of all, I got rid of the individual mandate which was the worst part of Obamacare — that's where you paid fortune, not to pay for horrible health care, insurance.
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"Two weeks before Wimbledon, 10 days to be precise, (she) finally got rid of her knee problem and she was able to run without thinking about her knee," added Mouratoglou.
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While Mr. Bouteflika got rid of his broadly unpopular prime minister, Ahmed Ouyahia, for years a loyal servant, the reaction a day later to the president's moves was broadly hostile.
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If we got rid of all the sharks, beachfront property would be so cheap because the ocean would smell so bad with all the dead fish that are in there.
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Though Ms. Flanders got rid of nearly half her belongings when she started the ban, she recognizes the privilege in decluttering — and doesn't think it's a necessary step for everyone.
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It's surely not a good thing that Trump got rid of one of the most distinguished Federal Reserve chairs in history just before markets started to flash some warning signs.
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During the government shutdown in 2019, for example, the administration got rid of a 2016 rule that required employers to provide the Department of Labor with reports about workplace injuries.
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" A Worcester, Massachusetts magazine took it one step further and reported the matter in the past tense, claiming that, "Kansas City, Missouri, got rid of bus fares earlier this month.
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"We did this in April, and started out with 160 poison pills, the wall, and we sat down and got rid of all the poison pills and [the] wall," Sen.
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Adam Schrader said Facebook's "journalistic integrity" vanished when it got rid of its trending news team, which was responsible for ensuring that stories in the trending section weren't made up.
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"For anyone [who's] tried to text or call me in the past 2 weeks I got rid of that phone so I could focus on these albums," he tweeted on Tuesday.
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Coming back to New York, and to the boyfriend who tried to murder her, was obviously not an option, which is why Joe thought he got rid of Candace for good.
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That ban ended up dropping one country (Iraq) from the ban list, and got rid of the loophole for refugees of "religious minorities," but ended up looking much like the first.
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The friends we make along the way This summer, Travis Snyder left his job, sold his car, got rid of his apartment and took off on the trip of a lifetime.
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After our office got rid of straws, news about cities considering straw bans, as well as big companies like Starbucks voluntarily ditching them, started popping up over the last two months.
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Spotify got rid of its in-app inbox and messaging feature for sending friends songs a few years ago, instead pushing users to share music via their chat app of choice.
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He has got rid of stakes in Santander, BlackRock, China Construction Bank and Banco Itaú; credit-card businesses in Britain, Canada, Ireland and Spain; and a slew of private-equity investments.
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But you have cable news since Reagan got rid of the Fairness Doctrine, do whatever you want on TV. Then you have the very, very, very sober print press, over sober.
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As arguments go, "they got rid of a provision that ensured people with pre-existing conditions would be covered" is a lot simpler -- and sounds better in a TV ad. 4.
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Brazil was declared free of A. aegypti in 1958, after a campaign that included regular fumigation and visits to ensure households got rid of standing water, where mosquitoes like to breed.
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One of the most recent updates included black hearts and a unicorn, and they also got rid of the gun emoji in favor of a much less threatening water gun version.
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If an employer said, "'Hey, guess what, we got rid of Policy X, and we now have Policy Y, which looks exactly the same, so the injunction doesn't apply,'" Cox said.
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It also got rid of Documentum, the content management company EMC had purchased back in 2003 for $1.7 billion, selling off to rival OpenText for an undisclosed price in January 2017.
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"We got rid of most of the draconian budget cuts proposed by President Trump, like cuts to NIH," said Leahy, ranking member of the Appropriations Committee, according to the Huffington Post.
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As Wells Fargo tried to move on, it got rid of the lofty sales incentives that led to the fake accounts and repaid millions to customers who were improperly charged fees.
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With the caregiver's help, he had sat upright in a wheelchair for brief periods, but his mother-in-law had pointed out the dangers of this and got rid of it.
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One day, it wasn't in the closet, and when I asked about it my mother said vaguely that she had got rid of it some time ago with other unwanted clothes.
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But President Donald Trump scaled back Obama's restrictions in late 2017 and now police don't need to justify the gear they're seeking to obtain and got rid of mandatory federal training.
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Having tidied everything in her home and finding she still distinctly lacked happiness, she held her boyfriend in her hands, realized he no longer sparked joy and got rid of him.
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"Spain would be just fine if we got rid of most of the politicians and three-fourths of government employees," Rafael Navarro, 71, said inside his tiny storefront pharmacy in Madrid.
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HAHN: I do know that and I also know that the President got rid of an Obama policy that would have allowed these people to seek asylum in their home country.
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Following the massive, 20,000-person walkout at Google in November, Google got rid of forced arbitration for sexual harassment and sexual assault claims, offering more transparency around those investigations and more.
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If Mr. Trump got rid of them, the government would actually end up spending more money to subsidize premiums, which companies would jack up to make up for the lost revenue.
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The last — and worst — is CBS's Wisdom of the Crowd, which more or less argues that crime would cease to be a thing if we just got rid of privacy rights.
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She pulled Eddie into the cabin, cleaned him up, and got rid of his wet clothes so he would never know he may have had something to do with Alex's death.
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But HFCs have since become a major contributor to global warming, so countries are trying to phase them out under the same treaty that got rid of CFCs, the Montreal Protocol.
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According to Glass, Bulger would talk about bunkers he had built, where he would keep his weapons, how he got rid of bodies and how he dug holes ahead of time.
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Back in 2017, the private ride-hailing company got rid of its dual-class voting structure that had enabled its previous CEO, Travis Kalanick, to make a lot of bad decisions.
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It's mostly a BYOC(artridge) affair, and if you got rid of your 16-bit games years ago, you'll need to head to eBay and buy up used copies of your favorites.
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Those are pretty much the only valid ways to buy phones from Verizon at this point, since the company also got rid of two-year contracts last week — this time for good.
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They say he later changed his story and said she choked to death on milk and that he got rid of her body in the storm drain not far from their home.
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All of those values are being eroded because, first of all, we got rid of some of the assumptions, or at least we've fought some of the religious underpinnings of the West.
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"The way I heard it, and I don't know what's true because you never know, they got rid of a Republican so they wanted to get rid of a Democrat," she says.
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In the earlier version, Motorola got rid of the 3.5mm jack to save space and keep the phone thin, so it wouldn't get too bulky when you attached any of the mods.
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In many narratives, Pollock's actions mark the beginning of paint being paint and all-over composition; among other things, he got rid of imagery and his use of mythical symbols and figures.
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Bloomberg runs two less bullish scenarios that end with the Bezoses having a return of $12.2 billion or, if they got rid of everything at the lowest possible stock price, $100 million.
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"Apple clearly got rid of all the conventional suppliers and replaced about five chips with one," said Jim Morrison, vice president of TechInsights, a firm that examines the chips inside electronics devices.
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It would have repealed a tax on medical devices for three years, through the end of 2020, and also got rid of the rule that large employers must offer company insurance plans.
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Additionally, Companies like Spotify have eliminated hate music from their platform, Google and GoDaddy got rid of domain registrations for right-wing extremist sites and Facebook deleted articles that celebrate hate crimes.
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Yet HFCs later became a significant contributor to global warming, so nations have decided to phase them out, too, under the same treaty that got rid of CFCs, the 22019 Montreal Protocol.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 5 percentage points for the people who recently got rid of their vehicle or planned to do so in the future.
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Iridian Asset Management liquidated its entire holding of 4.3 million shares while Coatue Management sold its entire holding of 1.7 million shares and Jana Partners got rid of its 1.6 million shares.
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John Kelly, was brought in with a mandate to bring order to the White House, and in one of his first official acts as chief of staff, he got rid of Scaramucci.
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One by one, she got rid of every dude that doesn't look like Calvin Harris, ultimately deciding that Jordan Rodgers was the finest beige specimen void of body fat at her disposal.
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Mr Kelly was hired to bring discipline and order to a leaky, fractious, chaotic White House; few were surprised when he got rid of Mr Scaramucci just hours after being sworn in.
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Arnaldo Ochoa, who led Cuban forces on the continent, Mr. Castro effectively got rid of a potential rival by bringing the general and some of his supporters to trial on drug charges.
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These include his having got rid of competent economic officials in favor of yes-men (like the minister of Finance, who happens to be his son-in-law) to run the economy.
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When China subsidized the investment into enormous excess steel-producing capacity that could be got rid of only by dumping it on world markets, it was in effect declaring a trade war.
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Trump tweeted in December that he "had to fire" Flynn because he'd lied to the FBI, seemingly confirming that he knew Flynn had committed a crime when he got rid of him.
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He got rid of the swamp cooler and the wood-burning stove, and added a forced-air unit for heating (with propane) and cooling (with electricity) through gutsy-looking galvanized steel ducts.
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Over time, some states got rid of parole entirely, while others drastically increased the minimum amount of time an inmate would need to serve before becoming eligible to go before a board.
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We got rid of slavery, and replaced it with Jim Crow, then replaced that with subtler forms of racism, structural inequalities that kept black people from buying homes or getting good jobs.
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The new Republican-led tax cut, an enormous transfer of wealth from the poorest Americans to the wealthiest Americans, got rid of the individual mandate which required all Americans to buy health insurance.
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The actor, who is beloved as Jack Pearson on the hit NBC series, got rid of his beard and mustache and it's sparked all type of speculation as to what it all means.
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One of the truly rip-offs, that was a big rip-off but we got rid of it so all of you people -- how many people were you paying for not to have?
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Even if this rule got rid of the really bad stuff, Jorjani has not been afraid to ignore the rules when it's politically expedient or would be embarrassing for [Interior Secretary] David Bernhardt.
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Trump's Department of Homeland Security got rid of a $400,000 federal grant that would have funded Life After Hate, a non-profit that works to reeducate far-right extremist and rehabilitate white-supremacists.
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If Trump got rid of Mueller and his team, Justice Department officials could instruct lawyers still left at the agency to try to have those indictments killed, but it's not just their decision.
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Apple got rid of the headphone jack in the iPhone 7, giving it a single port which is probably going to end up sitting on your desk with a charging cable plugged in.
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Trent claims his landlords told him they got rid of the mold and it was safe to move back in, but he says when he went back the place was still a hellhole.
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"She erased less than 19 minutes of conversation, but the FBI got rid of more than 19,000 messages," and the messages from the time Strzok and Page worked for Mueller are lost forever.
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Republicans counter that Democrats are trying to lean on the blue slip because the Senate, when controlled by Democrats, got rid of the 60-vote threshold for executive nominations and most judicial picks.
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More than a decade ago, I got rid of cable TV, then network TV. I cut out personal phone calls (unless the person is a continent away), then anything other than businesslike emails.
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"After they got rid of handwriting, now they're all rediscovering it," Virginia Berninger, a retired University of Washington professor who has conducted research on the ways children learn when using print or script.
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Americans have made clear that they much prefer the internet to cable TV; in the third quarter of this year, about a million people got rid of their cable and satellite TV service.
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Because I was improvising with [the cast] and wanted to feel entirely free as this character and not let the Britishness of me get in the way, I just got rid of it.
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After Macri's election in 2015 he eliminated export taxes on corn and wheat and lowered those for soy; he also got rid of limits on corn and wheat exports - gaining cheers from farmers.
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Slavin notes that Trump also "got rid of the people" who espoused more moderate views, including former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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A recent Guardian article reports that airlines could save $35 billion a year if they got rid of pilots and flew fully automated planes, according to a report released by the investment bank UBS.
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"I got rid of all my filler," Jenner wrote on Twitter with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji after one fan tweeted that she looked like "old Kylie" in a photo.
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Speaking to NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, Rohrabacher said Tuesday that he used a topical cannabis treatment that got rid of pain he'd been experiencing for over a year.
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Although protesters quickly got rid of the banner, which was emblazoned with the logo for the largely defunct North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA), it still became the basis of a misinformation campaign.
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In its latest notebooks, now nearly a year old, Apple got rid of standard USB ports in favor of USB-C, a new standard that supposedly was going to lead us into universal happiness.
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Munchery's first membership program, which got rid of deliveries fees, shut down about a year ago because it was "a difficult program for us to make work well," Munchery CEO Tri Tran told me.
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But LG didn't stop there, because to drive home the G8's minimalist vibes, LG got rid of the G8's earpiece and replaced it with something the company is calling Crystal Sound tech.
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In fact, iROKO's Android app—its primary product—got rid of streaming last year and replaced it with subscriptions that allow users to download unlimited films and keep them for up to a year.
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He said Wednesday night that Trump had funneled money to Cohen to reimburse him for the Daniels payoff and that the President got rid of Comey to stop him from pursuing the Russia inquiry.
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Alaska was the last frontier By April 2000, 10 stores existed across the entire US. While most states got rid of them years ago, Alaska was still holding onto the largest cluster of Blockbusters.
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This may seem sigh-of-relief worthy, since gutting these benefits has been a conservative dream: The earlier draft of the Republican plan got rid of them, as did the American Enterprise Institute's plan.
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Zhang and Bai got rid of about 30 pigs this month, losing about 800 yuan on each, after feeding them months after they should have been slaughtered while waiting for prices to pick up.
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First of all, Kardashian pointed out that part of the reason her fridge — or "fridgerator" as she continuously calls it — currently looks so empty is that she recently got rid of all her plastic.
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The other school of thought is voters think, 'We got rid of the guy, we're going to have an election for a new person, what is that new person going to do for me?
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Under the legislation, the Citizens United Supreme Court case, which got rid of some limits on corporate and union political spending, would be overturned and coordination between super PACs and candidates would be prohibited.
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Then we started to get mail where people were like a slash character and then spelling out the word, and then it was all ... Right, we had a slash, we got rid of it.
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It's never been perfect—fans revolted when it got rid of explicit fic (porn) to appease advertisers, but it proved that fandoms no longer needed to sit in walled gardens and could finally coexist.220013.
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It recently got rid of free food and drink in economy class on most short-haul flights (instead it is selling sandwiches and Percy Pig sweets from Marks & Spencer, another company beloved by Middle England).
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Of course, whether it works is really all that matters — and not only does it work, but it actually got rid of the dry, patchy, rough texture on my cheeks after a few weekly uses.
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Of course, I probably should have seen the shutdown coming months ago, when Maple got rid of the free "Sugar Shack" cookie—designed by award-winning pastry chef Christina Tosi—that came with every meal.
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Spend too long thinking like this, and you'll end up concluding that a complete, healthy body is good, and any ugly, broken, or deformed body is a pollutant that needs to be got rid of.
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Until atheists and humanists confront this Something head on, we will continue to struggle with people like Spencer who embody an atheism that got rid of the gods but put white men in their place.
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I listened patiently to the spiel, eager to get my hands on the full-auto AR. As soon as I did, I immediately understood why the military got rid of full-auto M21s after Vietnam.
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The administration also removed the requirement that one group has to be a community-based, consumer-focused nonprofit and got rid of the mandate that navigator groups must have a physical presence in the states.
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But Republicans went "nuclear" and got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle when they confirmed Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Justice Neil Gorsuch, meaning Democrats can't block Trump's forthcoming pick without help from Republicans.
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"By the time I got to the point where I would have started rating my mood higher, I got rid of the app because I'd pretty much forgotten about it—which was a good sign."
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Chiesa has been rockin' the "business in the front, party in the back" look for years ... but the welterweight cleaned up his look and got rid of the mullet recently ... and now we know why.
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Last year, Amazon got rid of the $14.99 fee for its grocery delivery service, Amazon Fresh, and made it a free perk for its Prime members, which it said this week now number 150 million.
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There, after Congress decided it could not repeal the A.C.A., Congress did one thing: It got rid of the penalty that had been associated with the failure to comply with the law's insurance-purchase requirement.
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Morash thought the liquid conversion was inefficient as a feedstock for fuel, and burning the waste got rid of precious water resources that could be better used not as power, but as a feedstock for crops.
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According to a small Reuters/Ipsos poll, a quarter of Americans got rid of their old cars last year, and 9 percent of them decided to forgo a new one in favor of ride-hailing services.
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In an interview aired Sunday, Assad said Syria has not possessed chemical weapons since it got rid of them five years ago and that allegations of their use are a pretext for invasion by other countries.
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And let's not forget how the internet lost it when Dunkin' (looks like we're already comfortable with the new name!) got rid of its Coolatta beverages, but the replacement turned out to be a major improvement.
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I became The Happenings' manager after we got rid of a manager who was a mess, and I realized that there was a far more retentive quality in being a manager than in being a Happening.
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Julius says he was able to scare off the prowlers with his "Lion King" voice, and that he and V got rid of the ladder the dudes used to climb up to their second-floor balcony.
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"We got rid of our cable package about three years ago, and the Super Bowl is the one time I miss having TV," said Jeff Sweat, 44, who owns a public relations firm in Los Angeles.
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" They reserved a particular contempt for former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who, Mr. Faizon said, "got rid of all the pornography in Times Square, and now you've got to walk one block west to Eighth Avenue.
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He did so in part by signing a GOP tax bill in 2017 that got rid of the law's provision requiring most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty — the so-called individual mandate.
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He fired most of the staff, expanded the letters section (which, for readers of intellectual journalism, can be as addictive as crossword puzzles or cartoons), stopped publishing poetry, and got rid of the remnants of Yiddishkeit.
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He made sure they had domiciles in Switzerland to comply with the letter — if not the spirit — of the rules, and then soon got rid of the rule altogether after he won the Cup in 2003.
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Separately, this new model also got rid of the physical home button on the front of the phone, opting instead for a virtual button with haptic feedback, which simulates the feel of pushing the home button.
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Under DeVos, the department also got rid of guidelines recommending that schools allow transgender students to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity, as well as guidance supporting affirmative action and detailing disabled students' rights.
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The asset management and brokerage giant is no stranger to the race to zero, given it got rid of online trading commissions in October and debuted two index mutual funds with zero expense ratios last year.
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And when in 2014 it followed the EU's directive and got rid of quarterly reporting requirements, most UK companies kept with quarterly reports, and the companies that switched back to semi-annual didn't increase investment levels.
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When the iPhone 7 got rid of the headphone jack, I assumed there would be several upstarts who would offer small, high-quality DACs to upgrade the listening experience past what Apple's low-end dongle could offer.
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Netflix dropped Mr Spacey from "House of Cards" after allegations of sexual misconduct and recently got rid of a senior executive over his use of a racial slur; there is no way to insure against future scandals.
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After the couple married, Markle followed royal protocol and erased her name from the internet, got rid of her personal business ventures (RIP The Tig), and traded in cameras and craft services for tiaras and royal titles.
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"She looks like the old Kylie here idk why," one fan wrote in the comments section, to which Jenner responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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"We missed the tag at the plate but (Escobar) made a great play stopping it and wheeling and throwing to first and (Hosmer) got rid of it as quick as he could," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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He said at an investor conference in May that it could be considered a success if the bank ended its 2016 financial year with a small loss but had got rid of a lot of the litigation.
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Sure, I guess I expected a miracle—in the same way that when I went to the doctor's office for an ear infection they prescribed me a "miraculous" combination of drugs that got rid of my infection.
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As my colleague Sarah Kliff writes, the bill gave in to two big Freedom Caucus demands: First, they wanted a bill that got rid of Obamacare's requirement that sick and healthy people be charged the same premiums.
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"Many people in the industry think that lots of the overcapacity will be got rid of, as you will never make your money back from the expense to add all these systems on the vessel," said Norrgren.
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Tesla's Model S residual values are falling, Einhorn wrote, noting he has been frustrated by power windows and touch screen problems in his own Model S sedan and got rid of the vehicle as his lease ended.
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"What he appears to be saying is, 'I got rid of this guy to shut down an investigation that threatened me,'" Comey said, qualifying his observation by admitting he didn't know what was in the president's head.
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While Uber got rid of its embattled CEO Travis Kalanick and diminished his power within the company, new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi still faces a litany of scandals, including federal investigations, messy lawsuits, and a vacuous executive suite.
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"I honestly thought that his assessment of the intelligence community would improve once he got rid of the two 'Nazis,' the two principal 'Nazis,' meaning John Brennan and myself," he said, referring to the former CIA director.
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Though President James Buchanan got rid of the set in a redecoration decades later, it was first lady Jackie Kennedy who found the spare pieces and brought them back during her quest to restore the White House.
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The Queen of Eating Shellfish Online Birthright Trips, a Rite of Passage for Many Jews, Are Now a Target of Protests The Central Park Five: 'We Were Just Baby Boys' What if Instagram Got Rid of Likes?
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"Getting rid of the caliphate doesn't mean you then blindly say, 'OK, we got rid of it,' march out, and then wonder why the caliphate comes back," Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon recently.
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Harris spent months backtracking following an ill-fated moment in a CNN town hall in which she said, "let's eliminate all that," when asked whether she supported a health care plan that got rid of private insurance.
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In 2007, he actually felt like he was still spending too much time in meetings, so he got rid of his assistants so that anyone who wanted to talk to him had to physically track him down.
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Surely, though, the whole point of revolution is to be unrealistic — since the reality, up until 2011, was that death was the only way we got rid of our dictators, either by natural causes or by assassination.
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One of the key notions underpinning Trump's view of the FDA is that if the agency just got rid of some of the pesky restrictions for drug approval, we could have a golden age in drug development.
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But HP got rid of the volume rocker on the side, so if you're using the x360 in its tablet or tent orientations, the only way to adjust the volume is with Windows 10's on-screen controls.
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"Dow and his brother got rid of the bloody couch, painted the walls to cover blood splatters and took Jensen's wrapped body to a warehouse where Dow had worked and stuffed it in a locker," the statement continues.
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In May 2018, about six months after Zimbabwe finally got rid of the despot Robert Mugabe, the new government announced that it was partnering with a Chinese company called CloudWalk to build an AI and facial-recognition system.
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Dunn says the Education Department's action also got rid of a rule to resolve cases within 60 days — a change that she says eases pressure on educational institutions while dragging out the stress of the process on victims.
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"It was in a bag in my car ready to be cleaned and preserved, but he got it mixed up with the donation bags," Gelbert wrote of how her spouse mistakenly got rid of the very special garment.
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" McKinley was assassinated the following year, leading another Hearst writer, Arthur Brisbane, to write in an unsigned editorial, "If bad institutions and bad men can be got rid of only by killing, then the killing must be done.
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The plan, outlined in a statement from his campaign, also includes taking on the Citizens United Supreme Court decision that got rid of restrictions on corporate campaign spending, restructuring the Federal Elections Commission and establishing independent redistricting commissions.
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The planes could fit some 500 people, and later, airlines got rid of the spacious upper-deck lounges and focused on fitting as many passengers as possible into the plane, which made travel more affordable but less comfortable.
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The planes could fit some 7473 people, and later, airlines got rid of the spacious upper-deck lounges and focused on fitting as many passengers as possible into the plane, which made travel more affordable but less comfortable.
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With the best player on the planet two days away from being swept out of the NBA Finals and into free agency, they got rid of a major embarrassment just in time to make a run at LeBron.
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The directorate also got rid of the rainbow packs of Charms candies that were tucked in to some packets: the candies rated well in taste tests, but many Marines considered them bad luck and refused to eat them.
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A few years ago after a measles outbreak linked to Disneyland, California got rid of its belief exemptions, leaving no parent able to excuse a child from certain shots because of hippie misconceptions or arguments about religious necessity.
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Some counties recently got rid of specified polling locations — a complicated spot to pin down for people constantly moving from block to block — to favor more inclusive "voting centers," where any county resident can drop off their ballot.
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After Mr. Rose moved his broadcast from the PBS station to the Bloomberg offices, he got rid of many of the senior staff members, former employees said, instead hiring interns as staff members and then recruiting new interns.
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"I immediately got them out of the house and took them to Applebee's while my husband stayed home and got rid of the snake and a started to air out the house and clean the oven," Helm said.
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The word terrorist suddenly had a very clear meaning in the US and Adams quickly realized that American political capital and backing -- not to mention fund-raising -- would be lost unless the IRA got rid of its guns.
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Some of those chains include Subway which got rid of 2200 location, Baskin-Robbins which dropped 10 locations, Payless which closed all 71 of its NYC locations after filing for bankruptcy, and Mattress Firm which lost 20 stores.
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If you don't like phones with curvy rounded displays or how one handset maker got rid of the headphone jack on its latest device, you can always switch and find another manufacturer that will give you what you want.
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Supposedly, Sofia Loren's eyebrows curved down too close to her eyes and made her look "sad," so she got rid of them completely and penciled them back on using tiny brushstrokes to make them look as natural as possible.
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The launch comes a few weeks after Postmates launched its Amazon Prime-like subscription service, a week after Postmates launched Pop in Los Angeles and two days after Uber got rid of its UberEats instant option in New York.
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But Bruce Jacobs, a former Miami-Dade County prosecutor, says the bank got rid of loan records he was seeking that he says may be evidence of fraud because the original records may have been altered by the bank.
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Heading up Céline now is Hedi Slimane, the French-Tunisian designer who previously took the reins at Yves Saint Laurent, got rid of the "Yves," and transformed the label into a hard-edged, sexed-up, suited-and-booted brand.
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Why it matters: It's a key moment in a contentious battle over the future of the repeal, which got rid of a ban on internet service providers blocking the delivery of content, slowing it down or creating fast lanes.
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"I use a lot of Google services and think they do a decent job, but I'm not interested in adding my health data to their systems," said Fredrik Matheson who got rid of his Charge 3 after the announcement.
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The last time Britain got rid of a coin without replacing it was in 1984, when the halfpenny was removed from circulation; inflation had devalued it to the point that it cost more to produce than it was worth.
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Gas for their used Honda CRV with 186,000 miles (they got rid of the BMW and downsized to one vehicle) is a dollar-per-gallon cheaper than in San Diego, although Mr. Rieckens often rides his bike around town.
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Deeming the effect too stark and off-putting, the Olafssons got rid of two very nice white midcentury sofas in the third-floor sitting room, replacing them with a pair of simple loden-green ones from Crate and Barrel.
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He famously got rid of most offices at City Hall, sitting in open cubicles alongside his aides (as he had at his company) largely so that he and they both would be in the midst of an information flow.
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Although the government says the balanced budget is an effect of better tax collecting, analysts have said one-off items such as pension reform fees, CO2 emission certificates, and the sale of 5G frequencies got rid of the deficit.
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Amount budgeted for "Bills & Utilities" in May 2016: $650Percentage of budget accounted for: 8%"Since we were young parents we weren't really watching a ton of TV on cable, so we got rid of it," Andy told Business Insider.
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I got rid of the individual mandate, the most—the biggest part and the most unpopular thing in Obamacare, which really repeals Obamacare, because it can't live without the mandate, because that's where a lot of the money came.
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The group pointed out that the U.S. previously had an FTT but got rid of it in the 1960s, and said that foreign countries' FTTs have raised less revenue than expected because trading activity was shifted to other jurisdictions.
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So this thing was flawed when it started on this -- base on this dossier and it was flawed here at the end based on when they got rid of Strzok and didn&apost even ask him of the important questions.
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Although one of his most recent tweets saw the rapper reveal that he got rid of his phone so he could "have air to create," his Twitter rants of the past have secured West a constant association with the site.
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"Americans are moving away from car ownership," Zimmer told The Verge in an interview, citing a new report that suggests hundreds of thousands of Lyft users got rid of a second car in 2017 because of the availability of ride-sharing.
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He got rid of the head of the Saudi National Guard, the head of the navy and the economy minister, as well as detaining hundreds of business people and princes in the Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh, supposedly for tax offences.
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While the West got rid of most of its tactical nuclear weapons, regarding them as no longer militarily necessary and potentially destabilising, Russia went in the opposite direction, seeing them as a way to offset the weakness of its conventional forces.
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I recently got rid of a lot of my wardrobe (combination of donating, recycling, and selling on Poshmark), so I've been trying to add some new, versatile pieces that will last a long time and not go out of style.
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Speaking to PEOPLE in 2009, Slash credited his wife with helping to keep him on the right track, acknowledging that after settling down and having kids, he got "rid of all the real hardcore stuff that I used to live on."
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"I'll never forget the encouraging support it provided me," she said, "but I honestly don't think I understood what it meant to live outside of my identity as someone with an eating disorder until I got rid of the account."
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And he got rid of a guy who supported the probe, passed over another guy who also approved of the probe and chose as acting attorney general a guy who has said all sorts of negative things about the probe.
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There is speculation on Capitol Hill that if Trump got rid of Rosenstein, he could replace him with a political ally who would fire Mueller and stop the federal Russia probe, which now includes whether Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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Read more: Scientists found microplastics inside creatures from the deepest parts of the oceanIn the original design, the screen was attached to the underside of the tube, but The Ocean Cleanup got rid of it after the sweeping arm broke.
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"Steve Bannon, Rick Dearborn, Jared Kushner and others, for their own selfish reasons, got rid of the guidance that would have made their candidate an immensely more effective president and would have saved him an awful lot of heartache, too."
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Wealth inequality began to climb in the 1970s, right around when Congress passed a change that got rid of the policy that made it cheaper for a wealthy person to give away his fortune than to simply pass it to heirs.
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Soon after conservatives won a landslide victory in French parliamentary elections in 1993, a new Gaullist government got rid of Mr. Bergé and replaced him with an interim director and then with Hugues Gall, the director of the Geneva Opera.
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Organists, and those who love the natural, visceral sound of mighty pipe organs, have long lamented that both of New York's premier concert halls, Carnegie Hall and Geffen, got rid of their old pipe organs decades ago and went electric.
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I also had to buy new versions of the things I got rid of, something I still haven't done because I'm hesitant to spend hundreds of dollars furnishing an apartment I might only live in for a year or two.
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Last October, he turned up to a press conference with a toy Kalashnikov rifle in his hand that was labelled "for journalists," and in January 2016, he joked that the then prime minister Bohuslav Sobotka could be "got rid of" by shooting him.
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Monday, several game websites noticed that Steam, Valve's giant PC games digital store and platform, got rid of its Steam Machines section, seemingly giving up on the experiment that was meant to make PC gaming on the living room TV easy and affordable.
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"She looks like the old Kylie here idk why," one fan wrote in the comments section of the star's Instagram in July, to which Jenner responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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Over the past two decades, Columbia got rid of the statute of limitations for reporting misconduct (enabling reports of incidents like Marnò's to be reinvestigated), increased reporting resources and access, and required faculty to take frequent gender-based misconduct trainings, among other improvements.
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You have some guys that were carried by stuff that was in pre-patch but now that they got rid of the dumb stuff that made the game dumb ... now it pushes more toward defensiveness and the zoning is very good now, too.
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I now understand I should've been investing in some capsule pieces (essential items that don't go out of style) instead of a lot of things that I either got rid of at the end of the year or sent to charity shops.
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The Fixed-term Parliaments Act got rid of the power that prime ministers had previously enjoyed to call an election at any time, thus reassuring the Lib Dems that the Tories would not cut and run as soon as they fancied their chances.
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How much Heidi knows about the places she works is unclear from the trailer, but given the casual way she states she "got rid" of the fish in her aquarium, it's clear that she may not be the most trustworthy of characters.
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In recent years it has got rid of free food and drink in economy class on most short-haul flights, squeezed 20% more seats onto some of its planes and—horror of horrors—removed fresh flowers from its loos in first class.
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Some of these laws are seldom invoked, and France got rid of its law against insulting the head of state in 2013, five years after a protester was arrested for waving a banner that said "Piss off, you jerk" to President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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This usually comes up after I point out that Time Warner used to own a distribution company — what used to be called Time Warner Cable — but got rid of it because it didn't see the benefit of owning both kinds of companies.
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Not to mention the odd bits of logic ("Never judge a dog's pedigree by the kind of books he does not chew") and choice quotations from the literary likes of Tennessee Williams ("If I got rid of my demons, I'd lose my angels").
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In April, when Fox News got rid of host Bill O'Reilly, the internet wasted no time in reliving the pundit's many shameful incidents, from the transcript about pleasuring a woman with a falafel to his Inside Edition "We'll do it live!" meltdown.
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You're going to disagree with me and insist that whatever you came up with was, in fact, better/more clever/better executed/blah, but I'm not going to hear you because we got rid of the comments section here roughly two years ago.
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In addition to going "nuclear" to reduce debate time, Republicans used the nuclear option in 2017 to nix the 60-vote filibuster for Supreme Court nominations after Democrats got rid of a similar hurdle for executive and lower court nominees in 2013.
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In 2016, the French Competition Authority cleared the takeover of consumer electronics group Darty by music and book chain Fnac, provided that Fnac Darty got rid of six stores in Paris city centre and the broader Paris region by end July 2017.
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On the day of the slayings, Ms. Ortega woke on time for work, sent her son to school, sent him a text to confirm he had arrived, got rid of her cellphone and left her identification and insurance card with her sister.
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They got rid of much of their furniture, though Ms. Forteza's keyboard and several paintings by Ms. Klipstine's grandmother made the cut, as did Ms. Forteza's opera gowns and musical scores, a collection she augmented significantly when she worked at the Juilliard bookstore.
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Bobby Scott (D-Virginia) says that debates over the 80/20 rule and the ethics of tip sharing would stop if only the government got rid of that $2.13-an-hour thing and started paying restaurant workers the full hourly minimum, period.
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So, the fathers lose the jobs and they say we'll give you more money for having more kids in your home and then we got rid of mental health institutions in the '43s and '24s and the prison rates just shot up.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview last month with Russia&aposs state-controlled NTV television channel that his government got rid of all its chemical weapons in 2013 and that allegations of their use are a pretext for invasion by other countries.
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Pioneered by Jack Welch at General Electric in the 1990s and sometimes known as "stack ranking," this method is fairly common in Silicon Valley and was most notoriously used by Microsoft until the company got rid of it in 2013 after widespread employee complaints.
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But because Democrats got rid of the filibuster for lower court nominees when they controlled the Senate in 2013, the blue slip process appeared to be the only way left to stop a nomination from moving forward absent a "no" vote from any Republicans.
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Though Volvo's designers got rid of nearly every hard button save for the ones required by law, it seems that after a brief learning curve, the new screen is easier to use than the complicated knob and touchpad options favored by Volvo's luxury competitors.
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"We've seen in testing that full conversations are about five to seven times more likely than they were on the old Hinge or other dating apps since we got rid of double-opt-in and let people interact with each other's content," said McLeod.
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Norway pulled out of the Amazon Fund when Brazil's minister of the environment, Ricardo Salles, got rid of the fund's steering committee and handed control of distribution of funds to the executive branch, leaving NGOs and other members of civil society without a say.
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The update brings new design elements like the company's Google Sans font (aka "Pixel" font), a new search bar that will live at the top of the display, and it got rid of the red menubar that used to be a cornerstone of the app.
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The hike may be a way for legislators to gin up enough revenue to scrap some elements of the Senate bill that have driven opposition from business groups, like the inclusion of the corporate alternative minimum tax, which the House got rid of entirely.
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At one point, people thought that saying they were "colorblind" was a good thing… The analogy to colorblind would be that even if we got rid of the sexual exploitation, it would not solve the fact that women are discriminated against in other ways.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview in June with Russia&aposs state-controlled NTV television channel that his government got rid of all its chemical weapons in 2013 and that allegations of their use were a pretext for invasion by other countries.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview in June with Russia&aposs state-controlled NTV television channel that his government got rid of all its chemical weapons in 20163 and that allegations of their use are a pretext for invasion by other countries.
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I wouldn't object if the NHL got rid of it, because I think any rule that takes goals off the board these days should be questioned, but I understand where it's coming from, and on a bang-bang play I think it can make sense.
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Trump got rid of Sessions because he could never forgive the former Alabama Senator for recusing himself in the Russia probe, a recusal that placed deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in charge of the investigation and, in Trump's mind, led to the Mueller appointment.
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And in March, after confronted by a federal lawsuit it seemed poised to lose, the city of Louisville got rid of an ordinance requiring food purveyors on wheels to be at least 18803 feet from restaurants with similar menus unless the restaurateurs gave their permission.
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Mullens, who was an undrafted free agent out of Southern Mississippi in 2017, got rid of the ball quickly and took advantage of several breakdowns in coverage for big plays, including the 24-yard touchdown pass to a wide-open Garcon on the opening drive.
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The article explores some of the benefits of cursive and handwriting: "After they got rid of handwriting, now they're all rediscovering it," Virginia Berninger, a retired University of Washington professor who has conducted research on the ways children learn when using print or script.
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Here's a very helpful video for the pronunciation: The name normally has an accent mark, as does López, but I got rid of both when I came to the US. The name is not, as far as I can tell, a reference to Germany.
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It also got rid of Facebook and Instagram accounts that were created by Russian trolls ahead of the November midterm elections, and said it would continue to invest in security and that the public and private sectors would need to work together to prevent election interference.
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It's even better on vinyl [looks at camera while putting sunglasses on: which I own, by the way] because they got rid of the phone call samples when they included these songs on their discography CD. I don't even know what the Usurp Synapse side sounds like.
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That's why we got rid of Pythagorean tuning and replaced it with equal temperament in the Renaissance era, and that's why you can listen to Renaissance pieces, with all of their resonant varieties, and not feel the need to hack your ears off with something rusty.
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One of the key notions that undergirds Trump's view of the FDA is that if the agency just got rid of some of the pesky restrictions for drug approval, we could have a golden age in drug development, not just for rare diseases, but all diseases.
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Whether in the 1970s in the era of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, or in the 1990s during Mr Sharif's earlier terms, the army's "jeep-wallahs" first endorsed and promoted pliant civilian leaders, then squeezed them when they grew too independent, and in the end got rid of them.
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Though Democrats can't block nominations on their own — they got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for most nominee in 2013 — activists want them to use the chamber's rulebook to drag out any nomination, which, they argue, would result in fewer of Trump's picks being confirmed.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - A leading member of a major Northern Ireland paramilitary group that said it got rid of all its weapons six years ago was shot dead in Belfast on Sunday, sparking fears of a fresh feud that could raise tensions in the British-controlled province.
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The far more damaging option, of course, is that Trump got rid of McGahn exactly because he was sick of McGahn not being enough of a team player in relation to the Mueller probe -- and kind of, sort of accidentally revealed that on Twitter Thursday morning.
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The partial repeal last week got rid of the latter: It makes it so state and local agencies in North Carolina can no longer regulate access to bathrooms or locker rooms, effectively ending the ban on trans people using the bathroom or locker room for their gender identity.
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Hand-in-glove with Wall Street, Clinton got rid of the Glass Steagall Act, which removed the separation between commercial banks, insurers and investment banks, allowing the self-dealing manipulation of mortgages and interest rates and accelerating the shifting of huge wealth into the hands of a few.
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To compete and stay relevant against this onslaught of start-up rivals backed by well-heeled investors like Kleiner Perkins, the company got rid of the boxed CD-rom sets and became a subscription-based business, joining the ever-growing number of companies offering software-as-a-service.
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The company got rid of its previous Starz Play and Encore Play apps on both Android and iOS with the relaunch, so Comcast users who were able to stream content just fine before are left with no good option right now for watching Outlander or The Girlfriend Experience.
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It set out three criteria by which the success of the government's Brexit negotiations should be judged: whether Britain is outside the single market and free from European regulation, whether it has control of fishing rights in its territorial waters, and whether it has got rid of EU passports.
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But what happened in San Francisco mirrored recent events in Chicago and Baltimore, where in the furor over killings by the police, mayors got rid of their police chiefs — even as they and other civic leaders insisted that the chiefs had been moving things in the right direction.
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We're told Alex Rodriguez got rid of his old LearJet 60 a while ago ... and decided to upgrade with a Gulfstream IV. According to people familiar with the planes, Alex's new jet has DOUBLE the flight mileage capacity as the old jet ... which means it's better for international travel.
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And though Trump has repeatedly claimed that he "got rid" of the Johnson Amendment, what he actually did was sign a somewhat vague executive order in 2017, which Trump's own Justice Department confirmed in a court filing had no effect on the Johnson Amendment and was essentially symbolic.
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We were hit hard in the economic crash and got rid of all the nonessentials, including cable TV. We had to keep the internet on so that my husband could look for work in the health-care software industry, so we signed up for a free Hulu account.
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Trump has been trying to argue that these two events — Hunter Biden's work on Burisma's board, and Joe Biden's role in the effort to oust prosecutor general Shokin — were connected in a corrupt way: that Biden got rid of the prosecutor to protect his son's company from being investigated.
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"We got rid of it this past winter; it was ready to fall apart," says the hockey dad who works for the utility company Eversource and was able to defray some of the costs of travel hockey by coaching his sons' youth teams, which earned him a discount.
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"They got rid of me after so many years of hard work because I don't have papers," said Doroteo Hernández, 210, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who worked for 10 years on the maintenance crew at Jupiter, one of Mr. Trump's favorite golfing spots on his weekends at Mar-a-Lago.
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But the temptation to rush toward certainty is very human — we'd rather be able to say that there were a few bad apples, we've got rid of them and now we're done, than stand a while in our discomfort and undertake the long process of re-examining a whole culture.
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Carnegie got rid of its pipe organ — which had taken 12 freight cars to transport from St. Louis, where it was built — in the early 1960s after it had fallen into disrepair, and turned down the gift of a new one amid concerns that its installation would harm the hall's acoustics.
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"Part of the vice president's argument has been that the problem we're facing is Donald Trump, and if we just got rid of Donald Trump, everything will kind of go back to normal, to the time when he was making bipartisan deals in the Senate," Bennet told reporters in Detroit.
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And now there's a chance that even if they decide to approve it — a difficult lift under current circumstances — all goods from the country could still face a 25% tariff in the US. NAFTA largely got rid of existing tariffs between the three countries, and the USMCA is much of the same.
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Two of the options were "Defeat ISIS" or "Build the Wall"—as if he would just turn on a switch marked "Defeat ISIS" that Obama had been ignoring: As August wore on, Trump got rid of Paul Manafort (the second campaign manager to get the boot) and flirted with professionalism as a candidate.
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In 2013, under then-Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), Democrats got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for lower court nominees.
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The reception area, once a room with 10-foot-high ceilings and a mezzanine level above it, has been transformed into a light-flooded space with 18-foot-high ceilings because Mr. Despont got rid of the mezzanine and opened the room's sealed high oval window so that it overlooks the Place Vendôme.
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"I got rid of a lot of stuff and put it into storage," Ms. Cruz, 28, said as she taped up boxes on Saturday morning in a room crammed with shopping bags and luggage at her FEMA-provided hotel near La Guardia Airport, working around her 5-year-old daughter and infant son.
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That effort would be rendered incomplete as long as California maintained the right to set its own higher standards, which govern a huge chunk of the car market now and would do so going forward unless somehow Mr. Trump, in plain violation of the original Clean Air Act, got rid of it.
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Lead by then-Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), the Democrats got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for lower-court nominees.
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I'd changed phone numbers after publishing a damaging profile of a National Front official (not that he'd threatened or harassed me, but I was concerned that he might) and got rid of Glauber's number in the process (it had felt like the mature thing to do), so I couldn't check on him.
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Democrats, led by then-Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.), got rid of the 60-vote filibuster for lower-court and executive nominations.
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"Some say that if President Trump pardons those close to him who have been convicted of federal offenses, like Michael Cohen, Michael Flynn or Paul Manafort, a ruling that got rid of this 'separate sovereigns' idea would prevent states from trying to hold those same individuals to account under state law," Vladeck said.
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I am being remiss if I don't talk about the changes that you have embarked upon as a 42-year-old doctor taking a company that everybody liked to a level -- one of my favorite moves that you made, and you just talked about the idea of doing this, you got rid of Alcon.
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According to the company, it took great "courage" to eliminate the headphone jack on the iPhone 21792, but really, it just got rid of a universally accepted I/O standard in an effort to get people to pony up for AirPods, the only wireless headphones you could count on to work seamlessly with the iPhone.
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It wound up in a thrift store when they got rid of it, and it makes sense in retrospect when you figure out the whole story: They were divorced, not together anymore, and you don't want to look at photos of your past relationship because it'll remind you of all of the quirks and weirdness.
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There's a chance the litigation could make its way to the newly conservative Supreme Court, where the justices would hear the shaky argument that the whole law should be dropped because Republicans got rid of a key provision: a tax called the individual mandate that penalized people who failed to carry an Obamacare plan.
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Rand Paul -- who has been a "no" vote and criticized the legislation almost daily -- said Sunday that he might be able to support the measure, but only if his colleagues took the unlikely step and got rid of a proposal to turn federal funding for Medicaid expansion and Obamacare subsidies into a block grant program.
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Goodbye, headphone jack (hello, AirPods) The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, released in 2016, got rid of the headphone jack, instead featuring just one USB-C port that could be used for headphones and charging (and requiring customers to buy new headphones or an adapter in order to use them with the new phone).
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There's considerable evidence that cheaper tuition would help expand access to college; when Scotland got rid of college fees, applications spiked, and when the Buffett Foundation randomly granted college aid to Nebraska high schoolers, it found that those getting aid were more likely to go to four-year colleges and less likely to drop out.
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He calls her beautiful, which she is, but he fails to mention that it's hella impressive she killed the Night King by herself, survived her travels with the Hound, survived being put through assassin boot camp in Braavos, got rid of the remaining Tullys, actually gave her name for a while, and returned home with minimal scratches.
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and soap opera actress Lisa Rinna has been very open about her plastic surgery choices, mainly her decision to plump her pout with injections and just like Jenner — who just revealed she "got rid" of all her fillers — Rinna made the decision to switch back to her original look after some time.
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Holding a sign that said "We Are All Dreamers," Roxana Roja, 54, of Chester, New York, said she decided to march in honor of her nephew, a 27-year-old who came to the U.S. from Peru when he was 13 and now lives in daily fear of deportation since Trump got rid of DACA protections last year.
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The city of Jennings agreed last year to a settlement over its jailing practices, which ended the system of putting people in jail for unpaid fines, got rid of the use of cash bail and required the court to set up a payment plan for a person who owed a fine, depending on the person's ability to pay.
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In February, Trump signed a measure that got rid of a regulation that aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of people who were either receiving full disability benefits because of a mental illness and couldn't work or people who were unable to manage their own Social Security benefits and needed the help of a third party.
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The most common myth, if you will, that we got rid of in the scientific field 50 years ago is that sleep was like, you know, taking your car and putting it in the garage and turning off the key and leaving it there, and then you come back the next morning and it just is parked.
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That Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE got rid of beleaguered Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Let's say your home was foreclosed or you got rid of your dwelling in a short sale (where your lender accepts less than you owe.) If your lender canceled or forgave the loan on your principal residence, there's a tax extender that allows you to exclude up to $2 million (if married) from your gross income for discharge of the debt.
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The last time Uranus was in Taurus is when we got rid of the gold standard [the monetary system in which the value of currency is directly linked to the value of gold; the United States abandoned this practice in 1933] so it would make sense that cryptocurrency would emerge as something that has a greater significance during this transit.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday falsely told evangelical leaders that he got "rid of" the Johnson Amendment, a law that prohibits churches from endorsing political candidates, according to NBC News.
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Early into his first year in the White House, Trump signed a measure that got rid of a regulation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of people who were either receiving full disability benefits because of mental illness and couldn't work or people who were unable to manage their own Social Security benefits and needed the help of third parties.
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