But hardly any of Syria's Armenian minority took this route.
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She has provided hardly any evidence to corroborate that claim.
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Until then the Soviets had imported hardly any American foodstuffs.
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The data is very siloed, and there's hardly any analytics.
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"Hardly any effort was put into this," says one reviewer.
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There's usually a sidekick of color, but hardly any heroines.
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These programmes have been found to have hardly any effect.
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There is hardly any research on the effectiveness of PIECP.
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They are teetering on the edge, with hardly any reserve.
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There are hardly any vegetables, or flour to make bread.
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There's hardly any part of America that he's not targeted.
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Hardly any would offer a categorical endorsement of the President.
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There's hardly any snow left on the glaciers, almost gone.
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There are hardly any bare surfaces in Mr. Dragnev's workshop.
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For me there was hardly any humor and no confrontation.
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" RW: "Hardly any movies get their ratings overturned, and we did.
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But with a 3D printer hardly any additional work is needed.
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In fact, hardly any of the shoes had bids at all.
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No need for a jury, hardly any need for a judge.
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On the first day back [in 2012], I saw hardly any.
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However, Wheaton says his time on Mastodon was hardly any better.
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America's data economy has thrived so far with hardly any rules.
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How can you do that when there's hardly any polio left?
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Few victims tell anyone; and hardly any assaults lead to convictions.
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Since then, however, there has been hardly any convergence at all.
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"Hardly any Atlantic salmon come back to New England," noted Fitz.
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If you are in the water, you see hardly any distance.
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I left my house and there were hardly any women out.
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Hardly any of it will flow into the creels of anglers.
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There are no desks, no chairs, no toilet, hardly any books.
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"There was hardly any difference in their positions," Mr. Siegel said.
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There is his Sicilian great-grandmother's pizza, with hardly any cheese.
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Hardly any of us have precise formulas to decide our plans.
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"2017 has mostly incumbents running; 2013 had hardly any," she said.
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There's hardly any competition in the broadband market as it is.
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Hopefully, you know your roommate well, as there's hardly any privacy.
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He left hardly any cash, but he did leave 000,35 artworks.
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But the public hasn't seen hardly any of it so far.
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Hardly any issue is more beneficial to their hold on power.
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Hardly any Democrats thought Bill de Blasio could win the presidency.
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When Whitehead turned pro there were hardly any female role models.
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There's hardly any cash in fat research…I wonder why. 41.
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My empathy declined, however, when finding hardly any artists in these buildings.
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By contrast, there was hardly any change in the arts and humanities.
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There is genuine jouissance in this historical theater, but hardly any complexity.
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Lévi-Strauss, after his time in Brazil, did hardly any field work.
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"I've had hardly any demeaning, misogynist comments on social media," she says.
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Forty percent of Americans have hardly any confidence in the political system.
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Among those supporting Clinton, 64 percent think there's hardly any voter fraud.
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Of the few who make formal complaints, hardly any see them upheld.
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We think you should know: The bathroom offers very hardly any privacy.
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Yet members of the Chicago Police Department have faced hardly any punishment.
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Candidate Trump, with hardly any staff and prep, was agile and authentic.
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Its existing, ageing refineries produce hardly any fuel after years of neglect.
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Before the coronavirus spread, hardly any forecasters expected a recession in 2020.
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But apart from a few opposition whimpers there was hardly any debate.
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The company owns hardly any properties, giving it precious few hard assets.
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Although that might sound cruel, it's hardly any crueler than nature itself.
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There's hardly any work involved, and you'll save £30 in an instant.
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There are hardly any rock drummers I know who can do that.
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"Remarkably so and hardly any," Ginny had said at the last appointment.
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The air here is so dry that there is hardly any snowfall.
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They're not trying to create a recession where there's hardly any inflation.
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Today there is hardly any contact between people in Israel and Gaza.
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There are hardly any visible Afro-Latinx people in the public sphere.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India has hardly any startups founded by women.
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He won the Republican nomination with hardly any support from conservative intellectuals.
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This is why hardly any Republican politicians endorsed Trump in the primaries.
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"So far, the international trade dispute has had hardly any impact," SECO said.
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There's hardly any unused space within this 12-liter tube of powerful hardware.
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Google VoiceAnother year has gone by with hardly any update for Google Voice.
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She has hardly any agency at all over her own career right now.
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They found hardly any Cepheids in the region, which came as a surprise.
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But I then learned that hardly any of these blind graduates were employed.
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But this summer, "hardly any" animals appeared, prompting suspicion—and a potential link.
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He still has his regular clients, but hardly any new ones coming in.
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As mentioned, this is because the vice president has hardly any formal powers.
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It doesn't help us at all, they have hardly any seafood left there.
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There's hardly any airplane around you; it's all Plexiglas canopy and implicit power.
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In fact, the matter at hand has drawn hardly any attention at all.
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The small windows were covered by metal that let in hardly any light.
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There are hardly any incentives to encourage drivers to stop using their cars.
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Hardly any of us are this wealthy and terrible, and children never are.
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What is also true, however, is that they have hardly any other options.
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And hardly any builders are selling properties for under $300,000 without government subsidies.
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When she moved to town 10 years ago, there were hardly any murders.
|
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But hardly any of that matters in the story of the 737 Max.
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Its origins are mysterious, because there is hardly any moisture to speak of.
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Moreover, hardly any tried to connect the dots from their world to ours.
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Then you notice that there are no children around, and hardly any women.
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Hardly any black people or Jews could go to Princeton, girls or boys.
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"As a new mom, I get hardly any time to myself," Huntington-Whiteley says.
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As noted above, hardly any of these people are gang members, let alone terrorists.
|
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This infrastructure is solely owned by a handful of companies with hardly any oversight.
|
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In federal elections hardly any candidates seem able to survive in opposition-party territory.
|
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Ten strategists said the risk was "little" and the remaining three said "hardly any".
|
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But projects with hardly any users, and barely any tech, raising tens of millions?
|
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But it's sort of funny considering hardly any of Google's other products work offline.
|
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New mobile checkpoints blanket southern Mexico, and hardly any migrants ride the train anymore.
|
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Yet in the book, you find there's hardly any systematic studies of these problems.
|
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Alas, a polarised Congress has passed hardly any public-lands bills in recent years.
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Hardly any of that turned out to be true, at least for insurance companies.
|
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When the program started, hardly any graduates continued to study STEM subjects in college.
|
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The documentary manages to tackle the issue of climate change with hardly any conversation.
|
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But hardly any of those people converting the sun's rays into savings are poor.
|
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Hardly any parent likes to send a young child to be boarded, it said.
|
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Finally he started living in the language school, where there were hardly any students.
|
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My world had imploded, but I had nowhere to go and hardly any money.
|
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Three years later, there are hardly any skhothane to be found in this area.
|
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They went to the Legislative Council building with no plan and hardly any equipment.
|
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And it found there was hardly any difference between rural and non-rural households.
|
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With hardly any rate cuts left, they'll have to go back to QE, i.e.
|
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But there are hardly any venues where Afro-Cuban drumming is performed regularly today.
|
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There's hardly any doubt that the Apple Watch is the best smartwatch out there.
|
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Although the top corporate rate is 35 percent, hardly any company actually pays that.
|
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Is it hard to get into this profession when there are hardly any apprenticeships?
|
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Universities have fallen far behind Silicon Valley — hardly any art schools offer tech design majors.
|
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But hardly any of the included studies accounted for obesity, a major cause of diabetes.
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For one thing, hardly any games will support the control method out of the box.
|
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There was hardly any furniture left—little by little our neighbors had raided the place.
|
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He said Tumangang appeared to be much poorer than Pyongyang, with hardly any modern architecture.
|
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However, there are hardly any apps that empower the woman to report cases of abuse.
|
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Hardly any capital is allocated with reference to stock values, since IPOs are so scarce.
|
|
In my experience, there are hardly any portrayal of women of color owning their sexuality.
|
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"If nothing changes in ten years there will be hardly any trees left," Gandini said.
|
|
There's hardly any flipping evident, as the meat is only turned once it is golden.
|
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It’s crazy that there’s hardly any back in Cleveland right now.
|
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Hardly any fighters managed to land a power punch on Mayweather, let alone wobble him.
|
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There were no set rules, no gender roles, and hardly any faces in these fantasies.
|
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When he wrote his memos in 22016, hardly any of these contacts were publicly known.
|
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Merkel has said that women wearing a complete veil have "hardly any chance of integrating".
|
|
However, generally, there is not a narrative in the work any longer, or hardly any.
|
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So many hands shot up there were hardly any left to clasp cold beers. ♦
|
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Key Republicans think President Trump, with hardly any staff and prep, seems small or lost.
|
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He gives hardly any visible response to the instructions, warnings, and questions from the officers.
|
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"When I was little, there was hardly any olive oil in Paris," Professor Pitte said.
|
|
Hardly any Republicans — 5583 percent — say they are worse off now than a year ago.
|
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Today, for reasons Mr. Krugman lists — above all, money — there seem to be hardly any.
|
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One of my favourite pop-punk bands is a fictional group hardly any one remembers.
|
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Finally, the legislation was submitted and a vote scheduled with hardly any time for public input.
|
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"That person would need hardly any technical know-how to 'hack' your child's toy," it writes.
|
|
And where once Iran exported several players to Europe's best leagues, today it sends hardly any.
|
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" She's tried messaging every single Bumble match, but keeps finding that "hardly any of them reply.
|
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He walked with something like a strut because his damaged knees had hardly any cartilage left.
|
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Indeed there was hardly any discussion of immigration, perhaps the defining issue of the 2016 election.
|
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It's enough for a hint of fresh taste with hardly any calories: 0-15 per can!
|
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Germany has excellent skilled workers, top-notch engineers, hardly any unemployment, rising wages and stable politics.
|
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"The market is very volatile and there are hardly any trades beyond one week," he said.
|
|
The spot rupee was quoted at 146.90/95 per dollar, but there were hardly any trades.
|
|
There's hardly any cell phone service at camp, so people relied heavily on word of mouth.
|
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Hardly any new power station projects had been commissioned in Germany in recent years, GE said.
|
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Electric cars, which are growing increasingly popular among manufacturers and consumers, make hardly any engine noise.
|
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Hardly any of it is used to rehabilitate the mountain itself, which is littered with garbage.
|
|
He famously endorsed Trump when hardly any other Republicans had, which makes him a loyal subordinate.
|
|
Forty-five percent say they have "hardly any" confidence in the press, down from 51 percent.
|
|
"When I first came to this place, there were hardly any security forces," Colonel Alishangai said.
|
|
At these short horizons, there is hardly any new fundamental information that motivates a portfolio rebalancing.
|
|
Williamson is a long-shot candidate with hardly any chance of winning the Democratic presidential nomination.
|
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" It's hardly any consolation to conclude that "it was everyone's fault because it was no one's.
|
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Hardly any (though, admittedly, the one Major Leaguer to do so has become a little notorious).
|
|
However, Cramer found great news buried in the quarter — First Horizon has hardly any energy exposure.
|
|
PSA: #PokemonGo servers are down in #Daylesford + there are hardly any #Pokestops – Here for 173 weeks.
|
|
Hardly any men don't like spitting on the cock, so lots of saliva is a must.
|
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The spot rupee was quoted at 146.90/13 per dollar, but there were hardly any trades.
|
|
It's hardly any wonder, then, that it is the default search engine for the TOR network.
|
|
He wrote in all caps, with some letters tilted and hardly any space between the lines.
|
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Hardly any of the benefits went to the poorest Americans, who are disproportionately brown and black.
|
|
When Voit said Verlander was "painting," it meant hardly any mistakes for hitters to feast on.
|
|
There were hardly any women among the managers of the Icelandic banks that defaulted in 20163.
|
|
I get Mexican street corn and some cookie dough, as there were hardly any vegetarian options.
|
|
But there is hardly any conversation about why so many of our children are so vulnerable.
|
|
And there's hardly any need to mention the obvious "fake news" crisis on Facebook's News Feed.
|
|
Hardly any locals wore masks, and they shook their heads at tourists, and reporters, who did.
|
|
Mitch McConnell has brought hardly any of Mr Jones's sober, life-enhancing bills to the floor.
|
|
There is hardly any substantive evidence establishing that technology companies integrate political bias into their products.
|
|
Some months saw hardly any growth compared with the previous year, while others posted sharp increases.
|
|
There were hardly any migrants in the area, and yet somehow, immigration was everybody's biggest problem.
|
|
Hardly any Republicans opposed the bill over the rushed process that brought it to the floor.
|
|
Adrian Seville has bought hundreds of board games, but he has hardly any interest in playing them.
|
|
With respect to my contacts with Russia or Russian representatives during the campaign, there were hardly any.
|
|
During a normal dream, the cerebral cortex is usually dormant, or there's hardly any activity, Waggoner says.
|
|
Another thing you should know about recovering old Myspace profiles is that there's hardly any information left.
|
|
In fact, there are hardly any studies of how intersex children develop without hormonal or surgical treatment.
|
|
A DDoS could not paralyse voting machines, for hardly any of them are connected to the internet.
|
|
"Hardly any doors but those of our state prisons, were open to our colored brethren," Garrison remarked.
|
|
But by 22010 it had experienced ten years in which hardly any new jobs had been created.
|
|
Fast-forward to today and the picture of work-life balance in Japan is hardly any better.
|
|
There is hardly any retrograde amnesia and what little there is resolves with a matter of days.
|
|
It's not much, but it was long enough to retrieve the qubit with hardly any information loss.
|
|
Recorded really punchy, hardly any leakage, cheap microphones—short 57/58, basically PA mics that don't lie.
|
|
Sonically, the recordings are actually really dry-sounding too, like hot, dry particles with hardly any reverb.
|
|
Voters in both Kerala and Tamil Nadu, which has 72m people, paid hardly any attention at all.
|
|
There was hardly any link between depression and early death for women in the first two samples.
|
|
Its story is proof that hardly any field is as laced with stubbornness and sensitivity as science.
|
|
The government announced a policy of dimming the lights in the airport; there were hardly any tourists.
|
|
The spot rupee was quoted at 146.85 per dollar, but there was hardly any trade, dealers said.
|
|
They were made of basalt, so inside them you heard hardly any echoes at all, he said.
|
|
Only a small fringe has those self-identified racist beliefs, so, voila, there are hardly any racists!
|
|
In the town of Río Lagartos, there were hardly any sea cucumbers left to collect this year.
|
|
Hardly any films have examined divorce in such gruesome forensic detail, which is probably for the best.
|
|
The building was falling apart, the roof was caving in, and there were hardly any clients left.
|
|
I read many stories about loss and valor in Britain, but saw hardly any bloodied Iraqi slippers.
|
|
So political parties have basically become vessels for popular politicians; they have hardly any internal strength anymore.
|
|
There are hardly any problems with the boys, and 95 percent of them even wash their hands.
|
|
Oil companies aside, hardly any Western chief executives made it to the city once known as Petrograd.
|
|
The few CBD studies out there give us limited information, and hardly any about recreational CBD use.
|
|
Meet the truck-driving mom in a business with hardly any women Meet the truck-driving mom in a business with hardly any women Twenty-nine-year-old single mom Nicole Strickland has spent a decade supporting herself and her young son on her wages as a truck driver.
|
|
At the end of the civil war Liberia had about 2250 doctors and hardly any equipment or medicines.
|
|
Today, most evolutionary biologists consider Chardin's thought to be little more than mysticism with hardly any scientific foundations.
|
|
Hardly any women had metastatic cancer, a type that has spread to other organs and is typically fatal.
|
|
But China has purchased hardly any American beef since it conditionally lifted a longstanding import ban last year.
|
|
Despite two decades of investment McDonald's has hardly any more joints in India than in Poland or Taiwan.
|
|
A recent Wired article noted that there are hardly any legal options for controlling this sort of media.
|
|
Hardly any sales of the iPhone 7 were be reflected in the company's quarterly earnings report on Tuesday.
|
|
Much like its 2012 predecessor, Punit Malhotra's "Student of the Year 2" has hardly any bearing on reality.
|
|
However, Sink seemed somewhat annoyed when she was asked about kissing her co-star with hardly any notice.
|
|
For such a small amount of filler used in a touch-up, there are hardly any side effects.
|
|
The image she is referencing shows an emaciated polar bear with hardly any fur covering its bony frame.
|
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The solid state of the German job market means employees have hardly any concerns about losing their jobs.
|
|
Finally, there is hardly any of the ABC-123 stuff that fills American public television like "Sesame Street".
|
|
But trillions in tax cuts, with hardly any direct cuts for workers, is a suspect parceling of benefits.
|
|
This means that other than through university technology transfer, hardly any innovation is being created by technology patents.
|
|
"The unfortunate reality is that hardly any sites really deserve an 'A' on privacy," says Weinberg on this.
|
|
This truck stop in Fairfield, Connecticut, has only a few trucks parked in it and hardly any cars.
|
|
But Jambon is from the Flemish nationalist party N-VA, which has hardly any political capital in Brussels.
|
|
Meyers said that there was hardly any ambiguity left — but that it's still painful to have to wait.
|
|
There is hardly any furniture in the young bohemians' Paris garret, making the space resemble an empty stage.
|
|
Hardly. Any effort to enlighten was lost as candidates stomped on one another to come out on top.
|
|
And while Qatar offers a level of luxury in the sky, it's hardly any different on the ground.
|
|
But hardly any of it touches the central problem of housing: For many people, it costs too much.
|
|
"He is a black astrophysicist and there's hardly any, and he has this charismatic, charming side," she explained.
|
|
People who work closely with her insist the rollout of "Be Best" is proceeding with hardly any interruption.
|
|
He himself came up as an outsider in the party, and hardly any members of Congress endorsed him.
|
|
One of the most important bits of the political system that gets hardly any attention is state legislatures.
|
|
There were too many competitors, he had no newspaper endorsements, hardly any campaign offices, fewer TV ads, etc.
|
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There are hardly any of them in Hungary, but many passed through on their way to Germany in 2015.
|
|
There are hardly any small bags for men, but for women there are many fabulous bags that are small.
|
|
That gives these members enormous influence in whatever direction the party takes -- and hardly any are calling for impeachment.
|
|
In fact, there's hardly any talk at all, or, for that matter, even any characters in the traditional sense.
|
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On the remaining boat, there was hardly any food and water -- and the survivors started to dwindle in numbers.
|
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Hardly any of the soldiers Lexington spoke to, during several trips to Iraq, believed that to be the case.
|
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The same held true when discs turned into downloads and online streams of songs: hardly any service charged money.
|
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" Another highlight: "With respect to my contacts with Russia or Russian representatives during the campaign, there were hardly any.
|
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Video: Futurism/YouTube While the lightweight robotic arm has hardly any lifting capabilities, it can hold a small camera.
|
|
"With respect to my contacts with Russia or Russian representatives during the campaign, there were hardly any," Kushner said.
|
|
There are hardly any gladiators left, especially now that Marcus (Cornelius Smith Jr.) is working in the White House.
|
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But most of the glasses on nearby tables remained upright and hardly any of the courtyard's windows were damaged.
|
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There's hardly any money in winning the race, but winning just isn't that important at the Rodeo Car Club.
|
|
A century ago, most Americans worked in agriculture: Today hardly any do, and we're all better off, including farmers.
|
|
There were hardly any real V.I.P. sections, and musicians who performed were often spotted in the audience, watching others.
|
|
That is hardly any different than the 51 percent of Republican women without a college degree who back Trump.
|
|
Meanwhile, the early days of Twitter had office space in an empty warehouse-like building with hardly any windows.
|
|
Collectively, these Houthi actions continue to perpetuate the world's worst humanitarian crisis — with hardly any comment from Capitol Hill.
|
|
Easy: There were hardly any Muslims in the United States until after the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.
|
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There are signal-free corridors for car owners, but hardly any footpaths for the millions who walk to work.
|
|
Our schedules drifted gradually apart, like continents into different time zones, until there was hardly any overlap at all.
|
|
Rarely have I been to a performance where the audience seemed so riveted, with hardly any rustling or coughing.
|
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Mr. Hansson's essay singled out Mr. Rabois, the venture capitalist who worked for 18 years with hardly any vacation.
|
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"There were hardly any women in the fleet at that time, and you were almost an aberration," she said.
|
|
As hardly any food can be sent to the Old City, those trapped there face the specter of starvation.
|
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"There is hardly any reasonable amount of sea level rise that will catch up with those rates," said Björnsson.
|
|
"There is hardly any economic growth in Iran, so demand for commercial vehicles is generally low," the company said.
|
|
"Hardly any discussion on the Clause took place at Philadelphia," William Han writes in a 2010 law review article.
|
|
Democrats are holding hardly any seats won by Romney, so they should be able to move up from there.
|
|
In a statement, he claimed to have "hardly any" contact with Russian representatives and denied collusion with any foreign governments.
|
|
With hardly any voters undecided, the difference between those outcomes will be turnout, where Republicans have always had an edge.
|
|
Tapachula has the second-highest crime rate in Chiapas, even though there is hardly any organised crime in the city.
|
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They did what hardly any of us actually do: not only see an opportunity, but act decisively and with vision.
|
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Many migrants died en route, and at first plantation owners, used to slaves, treated their new workers hardly any better.
|
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In fact, I did a bit of research and there are hardly any lighthouses that people have actually lived inside.
|
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At first you can see through it to the real world, albeit with hardly any sense of distance or depth.
|
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Some years there are hardly any, and other years there are so many that fishing nets become inundated with them.
|
|
Medication nowadays is brilliant—I've been on the same drug now for 17 years, and have hardly any side effects.
|
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A year earlier, Philadelphia routed the Cowboys 27-0 on Thanksgiving Day with hardly any holiday feelings in the air.
|
|
Among Democrats, there are people running with long records and those with hardly any national experience and everyone in between.
|
|
That's why his regime has had hardly any major successes, with the exception of [appointing Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch].
|
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But hardly any of the federal deputies who spoke in the raucous, viciously partisan televised special session even mentioned this.
|
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But it wasn't because she was taking part in competitions, of which there are "hardly any" in India, she says.
|
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Phillips advertised the vacancies, and hardly any locals showed up, so he inquired about the seasonal program for immigrant workers.
|
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"You'd think you could buy something, but hardly any of it is for sale," Taylor told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
There are hardly any people in the square—it's basically me and a guy manning a 27-hour vegetable stand.
|
|
You're familiar with the phenomenon anecdotally, but the funny thing is, there's hardly any scientific explanation for why it exists.
|
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While hardly any cases have been reported in the Rome area, the situation in the north is much more dramatic.
|
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There's hardly any talk about the American empire on TV. Every once in a while you might get a gesture.
|
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Some residents weren't even aware that Figment was heading their way, since hardly any advertising or marketing had been done.
|
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Few of us may go to church or own a gun, and hardly any of us voted for the president.
|
|
But 3.53% of those polled say Trump deserves only some or hardly any credit for the American American unemployment rate.
|
|
Given Mr. Trump's past behavior, there was hardly any doubt that he was going to kneecap his inquisitors on Wednesday.
|
|
There is hardly any consensus on what the BOJ will come up with at its next policy meeting in September.
|
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - He is a president few Brazilians want, replacing a leader hardly any saw fit to stay.
|
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"There are hardly any younger collectors" who are interested in the old masters, the former Mauritshuis director Frits Duparc said.
|
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Anyway, the truth is that while voters may claim to care about the deficit, hardly any of them really do.
|
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But school was an uphill battle for both, home was hardly any better, and the two began to run away.
|
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For a Wednesday puzzle I found hardly any no brainers, and a couple of terms that were new to me.
|
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Merkel told the Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland (RND) group of newspapers that women wearing a complete veil had "hardly any chance of integrating".
|
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And I know that Ive's were new because there was hardly any dirt on the bottom or wear on the sole.
|
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"I love this kind of workout because she needs no space, she needs hardly any time, no equipment, nothing," Wolfe says.
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"PPG offered hardly any premium compared to our value, based on our new strategic plans", Akzo's general counsel Sven Dumoulin said.
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For the one-month and three-month swap maturities, which drew hardly any demand, the NBH did not accept any bids.
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There's hardly any photos of me with her — I'd delete them because I was so embarrassed of what I looked like.
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There is hardly any screaming, not much swearing, and one teensy reference to sex for which my mother has forgiven me.
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Biden does much better with black voters than Warren, but there are hardly any nonwhite voters in those two leadoff states.
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Hardly any Syrians settled in Hungary, but thousands passed through on the way to Germany, so Hungarians saw them on television.
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So the company has created a new version, designed specifically for kids, with new filament that melts with hardly any heat.
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They were begging for help, he had Medicaid, I was begging the treatment center to take him for hardly any money.
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Eight aquifer systems could be categorized as "overstressed": that is, there's hardly any natural recharge to offset the water being consumed.
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In Colombo, the streets were eerily quiet, with hardly any cars on the road and no signs of bustling city life.
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That means that for typical deals like formations or early stage financings, I spend hardly any time actually drafting the documents.
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And it heightened racism during World War II. To this day there is hardly any Japanese community in the US anymore.
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I'd probably over-leveled my mercenary company: I could field several missions' worth of top-tier mechs with hardly any trouble.
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But the fear of vilification means that hardly any seek help voluntarily—and without it they are more likely to offend.
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Captain Marvel's super suit also gets hardly any backstory, despite the MCU's established history of giving every hero costume A Moment.
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There were hardly any that met the threshold—in 2014 only executives at 9% of listed firms had to be outed.
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Few of us use the $100 bill, and hardly any Europeans come across the 19693-euro note on a regular basis.
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There is hardly any wheat available in the open market; production is much lower than the number the government is citing.
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"There's hardly any part of America that he has not targeted," Clinton said at a fundraiser, according to a CNN reporter.
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While working part-time in college, she found she had hardly any savings and couldn't figure out where her money went.
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"Hardly any because I didn't watch them," the 26-year-old, who has had numerous run-ins with tennis authorities, said.
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The smartphone market in developed countries like the United States is saturated, and newer markets like India buy hardly any iPhones.
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It was a big decision to make and left me with many questions — and hardly any way to find the answers.
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For at the time, there seemed to be hardly any women on the political landscape and politicians generally were much older.
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In addition, there was hardly any signs of inflation in the report with the retail price deflator rising just 0.4 percent.
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Known as the peyote gardens, this land looks hardly any different from the rest of western Texas to the untrained eye.
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Not only is language a blockade—most refugees don't speak English, and hardly any speak German—but so are cultural stereotypes.
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Insider's polling has found that hardly any Democrats thought de Blasio could defeat Trump, even compared to other low-polling candidates.
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However, hardly any intelligence professionals enter the IC with a PhD, a fact confirmed by internal studies done by the government.
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"There is hardly any reporting in China now," said Zhan Jiang, a former professor of journalism at Beijing's Foreign Studies University.
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It's strange, though if you actually look at the number of stores relative to their PR there's hardly any of them.
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But as far as I can tell, they've been hiring hardly any new people, especially not full time, in recent years.
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And: My grandson's school, I went to as a child, there are hardly any — I'll just say American families there now.
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With tax rates of barely 193023 percent at the top of the pyramid, wealth will keep accumulating with hardly any barrier.
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Aside from Virginia M. Rometty of IBM, there is hardly any representation of technology companies, and certainly none from Silicon Valley.
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There were hardly any details about his proposals on the big-ticket items that will most likely define his first term.
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It's also my bane, because there is hardly any wood left that has intact rings on either side of that date.
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In these photos, she has surprisingly smooth skin, hardly any gray hair and, in most of them, a trace of amusement.
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" — Riyan Vatcha, a student in Jodhpur "No money to get day-to-day groceries, hardly any grocer has electrical payment methods.
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"At the moment, there are hardly any positive signals from the global economy for German exporters," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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And here's the thing: Right-wing hack economists are, with hardly any exceptions, hard-money, hyperinflation-is-around-the-corner types.
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Luxurious, light powder is DRY SNOW, which happens when the ice crystals that make up the snow comprise hardly any water.
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There are hardly any portraits of engravers at work at all, and this is one of the most telling and beautiful.
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When I find her in line for the official Tana meetup, she looks shell-shocked with joy—and wears hardly any makeup.
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But there was hardly any demand, and he had only sold one or two of those gigs priced at around $20 each.
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Outside Manning&aposs involvement, the contest attracted such little attention that there were no debates, few candidate forums and hardly any polling.
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There are HCLF (high carb low fat) vegans who eat loads of vegetables and fruit and hardly any oils, nuts, or avocado.
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There's hardly any lag, and retouches made with the stylus happen in real-time, perfect for a photo-editing novice like myself.
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It's that people are gullible, and it takes hardly any editing at all to make someone believe what they want to believe.
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The European Union has insisted that Italy take charge of the newcomers, letting hardly any of them move to other EU states.
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There were hardly any breaks between the pieces and the lights in the hall were kept too dark to read the program.
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Hardly any Republicans do — remember, two-thirds of them currently support Trump, Cruz, or Carson, and anyway they've never heard of Bloomberg.
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Others argue that without Curtis, there would be hardly any extant imagery of the cultural heritage of the tribes he worked with.
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A taxi driver belonging to China's main ethnic group, the Han, says that there are now hardly any ethnic Koreans driving cabs.
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The Frankfurt conference was attended by plenty of representatives of the Iranian financial services groups and advisers, but hardly any German bankers.
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"There's hardly any place he can go that somebody doesn't recognize him and want to give him a hug," his mom said.
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"There are hardly any bakeries that still make it in Berlin," says Luisa Weiss, author of the bestselling book Classic German Baking.
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They eat discarded plant matter, are easy to raise in small spaces in a matter of weeks, and use hardly any water.
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For people who are completely bedridden and do hardly any exercise, the heart muscles atrophy at about 1% a week, says Levine.
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Also, because it was one guy shooting with one camera with hardly any B-roll, you had to make every moment work.
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And to allow these machines that can so easily snuff out human life flood the country with hardly any hindrance is ludicrous.
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The farm land around the village gets flooded, ruining the crops, and then later dries out, leaving people with hardly any food.
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As is the case with many in the music biz ... XXX insists artists make hardly any dough from the record sales themselves.
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There is hardly any other part-time job in the world where you can work or not work, literally whenever you want.
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As a center, Curry was the antithesis of Noah — a gifted scorer with few other skills and hardly any drive to compete.
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Foreign policy got hardly any attention during the debate, but when it was discussed one of the biggest questions went to Buttigieg.
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Unlike Toys R Us, Bon-Ton's stores have hardly any product left in the distribution centers, which leads to different inventory strategies.
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For starters, MRI machines are very narrow—there's hardly any room to move your body, but that's because you're not supposed to.
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While there are hardly any signs of life out here, remote Svalbard isn't as difficult to get to as one might assume.
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The enrollment period for the federal marketplace has been cut in half, to 45 days, with hardly any publicity by federal officials.
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There was hardly any mention of City Hall, to which Mr. Rechnitz claimed to have a direct line through his campaign contributions.
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There are hardly any right angles either within or outside; the Pavilion is made of curves and points, both sinuous and spiky.
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When Fortinbras enters one of Kiev's best-known landmarks, St. Sophia's Cathedral, he is surprised to find hardly any other tourists there.
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To make matters worse, in the early 903s there were hardly any customers for Iridium's satellite phone service, the constellation's raison d'être.
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There is hardly any research on the efficacy of these drills, and there is mounting evidence that they can cause psychological harm.
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While the state of play might not be any worse than at this point last week, it's hardly any better, or gentler.
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At some lower elevations of the Joshua tree's range, which are hotter and drier, there are hardly any baby trees at all.
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She and other Jews rounded up in Greece were packed by the hundreds into freight carts with hardly any room to move.
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"Hardly any medium is as popular with AfD supporters as The Epoch Times," Die Ziet, Germany's biggest weekly newspaper, noted in 2017.
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"There are just hardly any young people in the county anymore," said Michael Brown, 66, a retired hospital maintenance worker in Robersonville.
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"It is unclear where the money channelled to Hacker House, a start-up with hardly any income, came from," The Observer said.
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It's just that compared with the staggering devastation suffered by the rest of Europe, those areas experienced hardly any deaths at all.
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Its large 42mm lens made from ED Glass gives you a clear and sharp image with hardly any fringing from edge-to-edge.
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It's getting hardly any media attention but it's the most immediate emergency confronting the Trump administration, which is reeling after its Obamacare fiasco.
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Hardly any bands have the bravery to take as many risks as Deflect does and has, making them both influential and virtually untouchable.
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Hardly any time lost and, plus, now breakfast will pair perfectly with the jars we've already been obsessively making for snacks and lunch.
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Hardly any newspapers endorsed him; as George Sims notes in "The Little Man's Big Friend", he was written off as a lightweight showman.
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Today's landscape Trump's presidency has featured hardly any of the bipartisan legislative agreements that built at least some goodwill under Nixon and Clinton.
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Malnutrition has increased sharply in eastern Ghouta with hardly any food aid reaching the residents, the U.N. office for humanitarian affairs (OCHA) says.
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The queues that once snaked around the block outside banks have disappeared, but only because there is hardly any cash to be had.
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It'd be trivial to make a little info box saying "We require X because Y." But hardly any of the top sites do.
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But all Republicans are aware of this reality: there's hardly any guarantee that what they want will be included in the final package.
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The book advances, the speaking gigs, the magazine requests, and the university appointments had dried up, and the family had hardly any money.
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There is none of the over-the-top emotion that we saw in his last film "Jazbaa", and hardly any screeching background music.
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And yet the United States does hardly any of this, for fear of being seen as working with or paying off gang members.
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Meanwhile, reliable V gets hardly any love at all, even though it's based on migrating birds, or boomerangs, or some such ancient thing.
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Hardly any of the components are made from scratch, yet a mouthful of this crunchy, sweet, salty, and tangy wonder feels like alchemy.
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With how the internet is today, I was assuming there would be some pushback, but there was hardly any rejection of the idea.
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The government had expected the Islamic party, PAS, to get hardly any parliament seats but still split the opposition vote in its favor.
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In her training gyms, there are hardly any other women at her level and therefore she spars mostly with bigger and stronger men.
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But from a technical point of view, I knew that there are hardly any other methods available to effectively investigate things like this.
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Sanders leads among liberals and young voters, but he picked up hardly any new support among older voters as the field has narrowed.
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And there are hardly any examples of in-person voter fraud, the only kind that could conceivably be stopped by voter-ID laws.
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"Before World War II, one could stroll in the parks and streets of the city after dark with hardly any risk," he wrote.
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In the meantime, however, I had reached middle age — a childless widow with hardly any savings, saddled with a six-figure student debt.
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But, it's 2018, hardly any communication is face-to-face anymore, gifs bring the element of expression that cannot be expressed through text.
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Solving takes some concentration, and depending on where each "break" between entries occurs, you may get a lot of help or hardly any.
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The countries of the former Eastern Bloc, where there are hardly any foreigners and very few refugees, have the greatest fear of them.
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Tarte au citron is one of the defining French desserts, and there are hardly any recipes more British than shortbread and lemon curd.
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One thing that makes keeping track of "The Affair" a little less difficult is that there are hardly any other characters that matter.
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On Via Alessandro Manzoni, hardly any cars or people went by and long lines of white taxis waited for fares that didn't come.
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It seemed as though hardly any time had passed when she announced that anyone who wasn't feeling the medicine yet should drink again.
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"With hardly any food and water, the survivors began to perish," investigators said in the report, ordered by the office of Kiribati's president.
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Operating the C200 is so intuitive that my 5- and 7-year-old kids picked it up with hardly any instruction at all.
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"The near-term downtrend really has not caused hardly any deterioration in the broader trend," Newton said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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Borrowing costs are already ultralow, and leaders of top business groups say that hardly any of their members are having trouble getting loans.
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It's cool to have a retail launch, as hardly any indie games get that, and it was cool to be onstage at E3.
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The spot rupee was quoted at 146.85 per dollar at 0713 GMT, but there was hardly any trade for a second day, dealers said.
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Although I came to India in search of scientific evidence bolstering the claims of the Ayurvedic diet, there is hardly any to be found.
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The federal budget basically creates a transfer from New York to Michigan through unemployment benefits and other federal assistance that hardly any one notices.
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To an untrained eye, the day seems like a slow one, with hardly any sales over the course of three hours outside the Megamart.
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There were hardly any negative reviews of Black Panther, tickets are still sold out everywhere, and it was a major first moment for representation.
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Take a look at previous lottery winners and you'll notice that hardly any of them are wealthy CEOs, entrepreneurs, senior executives or established professionals.
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But strangely, hardly any of them have tried to give a clear account of the actual danger that populists pose to the political system.
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Q: We have government-administered canals that are supposed to take care of irrigation needs, but in many of them, there's hardly any water.
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"He has not made hardly any progress that anybody can detect in passing an authorization to use military force against ISIL," Mr. Earnest said.
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While the displays are larger, the actual dimensions of the phones aren't much different — largely because there's now hardly any bezel to be seen.
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There is this contrast—inside the colony the inmates lead a very crammed existence and outside there are wast landscapes and hardly any people.
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"Being a WWII Veteran, and there is hardly any of us left anymore, so all of us that's still living, we're all still heroes."
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Hardly any abortions are or would be carried out in America after 24 weeks, when fetuses are considered to be capable of feeling pain.
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But there are hardly any "adequate measures to rehabilitate" cattle, said Fauzan Alvi, vice-president of the All India Meat and Livestock Exporters Association.
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The underlying problem is that Peru is a democracy in which hardly any of the 25 registered political parties is worthy of the name.
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Besides, I figured there'd be hardly any Christians around aside from the ones operating the Evangelical Students' Club booth, and those guys looked freaky.
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According to the new poll, 220006 percent say they have some respect for police, and another 2202 percent say they have hardly any respect.
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But even zooming out to the global list of countries that could see tariff increases, there are hardly any obvious rating cuts in store.
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But in a country with no proper address database, a barely functional postal service and hardly any credit cards, that is an ambitious goal.
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In Hambantota, India is bidding to take control of an airport built next to the Chinese seaport even though it handles hardly any flights.
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The flight to Morocco was beautiful music, people dressed head-to-toe in vibrant reds and purples, a row to myself, hardly any Americans.
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There were hardly any Jews left in Germany after the Second World War, but Mississippi in the Reconstruction era was a black-majority state.
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"American culture spends a lot of time debating what should be done, but hardly any time discussing who should make the decision," he writes.
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I finally said to myself, this is not worth the extra headache dealing with all of these upset people for hardly any extra money.
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He noted that the group was heavily weighted toward developers, hedge fund managers and bankers, with hardly any representatives from Silicon Valley or academia.
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I have turned off the engine, there are hardly any other cars on the ferry, I wave to the ferryman and he waves back.
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In almost every test, and during the few attacks that have hit within American borders, hardly any of the well-laid plans actually worked.
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Fake Laugh has developed from a master of bedroom lo-fi to a scholar of sophisticated indie-pop in hardly any time at all.
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Insider's polling has found that hardly any Democrats had confidence in de Blasio to win against Trump, even compared with other low-polling candidates.
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Seventy years into our test as a country to provide housing for those who have too little, we are hardly any closer to passing.
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But there are hardly any "adequate measures to rehabilitate" cattle, said Fauzan Alvi, vice-president of the All India Meat and Livestock Exporters Association.
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The more sensible among them may sense that their "New Turkey" is hardly any better than the old — but still it is their Turkey.
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And perhaps most eerie of all, hardly any tourists or cars can be found in New York's Times Square, which is usually jam packed.
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There are hardly any trophies in sight, and the only noticeable tennis balls are used by the family dog, a German shepherd named Buddy.
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Mr. Morgan and Mr. Bell have hardly any privacy; building regulations require the bedroom walls to stop about two feet shy of the ceiling.
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There's a reason it takes hardly any time to scan clothes on a rack and decide whether to grab an item or keep looking.
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There is hardly any concept of infection control, and the reuse of syringes and needles at blood-stained preparation counters is a common sight.
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Parsley also said there have been hardly any official reports of bullying, though he did acknowledge that these attacks could happen without faculty's knowledge.
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In space, with hardly any interference from earth's gravity, cells and molecules behave differently, helping researchers make discoveries in fields from medicine to agriculture.
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"The right-wing scene has gained a new self-confidence in recent years, and they fear hardly any consequences for their plans," he said.
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Swimming nearly a kilometer beneath the surface, and with hardly any human assistance or oversight, Boaty spent over 220 hours directly beneath the Antarctic ice.
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But hardly any of those users will ever get all that new stuff—less than 15 percent of Android users are on the current build.
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Though Clinton also offered a wide array of plans to address many issues, hardly any were large or compelling enough to capture the public's imagination.
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Less than 24 hours later, emergency services had recorded 47 separate wind-fueled fires that moved so rapidly people had hardly any time to escape.
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Yet the situation on Twitter is hardly any better, with tons of complaints from angry customers, often saying they've been waiting weeks to hear back.
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It would be even better if the country that hardly any others recognise became the first in Asia to recognise that gay people deserve equality.
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"The gap between the volunteers and the company itself has increased, to a point where there's hardly any feedback between us and them," says Verma.
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The fact that there are hardly any women (or men) of color in country music is an issue that is only beginning to be addressed.
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"There won't be hardly any shows, and they won't be in big places, and you won't be able to get a ticket," Mr. Homme said.
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It takes a herculean effort to translate Kato's "inner vision" to the big screen; there's hardly any language to express something non-visually in cinema.
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As a woman living around the red light district in Berlin, hardly any of the sex workers on the street looked me in the eye.
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Intera 5 is a way for on-the-floor workers to change or add behaviors easily, with hardly any training — let alone an engineering degree.
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Hardly any bank in the eurozone has passed this on to private customers, though some lenders have started to impose a charge on businesses' deposits.
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The German economy, Europe's largest, is widely expected to have contracted in the second quarter, and sentiment indicators suggest hardly any improvement in the third.
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"The most unbelievable savings in Nicaragua comes in the form of taxes…or should I say…hardly any taxes ", says Bonnie Hayman, IL Nicaragua Correspondent.
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The amount of upside gain with hardly any downside pain so far makes 2017 one of the best buy-and-hold environments of recent decades.
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A tower of skulls and bones stands at the center of a memorial to an era in which hardly any Cambodian family was spared losses.
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Hardly any furniture, except a rustic wood easel and a potbellied cast-iron stove, has been installed to give a sense of their austere décor.
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Underlying inflation, holding steady at 1.3 percent last month, is also a worry for policymakers as there is hardly any price pressure in the pipeline.
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Hardly any soldier has been prosecuted for civilian killings because Indian law has long granted immunity to troops posted in Kashmir and other troubled regions.
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Even though we spend nearly all of our time with them, our cadre of heroes receive hardly any significant characterization, much less significant character development.
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As the proxy wars between Saudi Arabia and Iran involving Syria and Yemen continue to devastate the region, there is hardly any sign of demilitarization.
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Interestingly, North America represents a small fraction of the customers in all categories, and money transfer services have hardly any North American customers at all.
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I don't understand why they're trying to fix the roads and the trains when there's hardly any employment so a lot of people are jobless.
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"In a lot of disasters, you don't have as much warning as months — hardly any," said Jeff Emmons, the emergency management director for Yakima County.
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The EU is certainly taking in a lot of refugees right now — but Britain, even while staying in the EU, is taking in hardly any.
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On paper, a line break would take up valuable real estate, but a string of dots or a dash takes up hardly any extra space.
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From the bedroom he told her to pour herself a drink — she did not — and he walked out in hardly any clothing, Ms. Glaudini said.
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But the dynamics, and I see it myself too, we don't speak up openly and honestly and fully, at least hardly any of us do.
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While the restrictions on North Koreans apply to all, there are hardly any who are allowed by their government to come to the United States.
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He assembled an impressive coalition of African American and moderate white Democratic primary voters in the South, and he did it with hardly any money.
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Now, hardly any polls have been conducted entirely after FBI Director Jim Comey's revelation on Friday that the FBI was examining new Clinton-related emails.
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It's hard to imagine Mr. Rock releasing a club set after hardly any time to refine it, the way Mr. Chappelle did over New Year's.
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One thing to remember, though, when you're facing a grid with hardly any black squares, is that the crosses are there to help you out.
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What becomes clear to anyone following the climate debate, however, is that hardly any climate skeptics are in fact trying to get at the truth.
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Without the pampering they get at the farm, the urchins would contain hardly any "uni," as their yolk-colored gonads are called at sushi restaurants.
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In reality the tax break has been used to support high-end hotels and apartment buildings, warehouses that employ hardly any people and so on.
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In fact, Dr. Fox and I didn't agree with hardly any of the cues that we were given today because most of them are myths.
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Some videos that contain swearing or copyrighted music are flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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There's hardly any rules, except everyone has to pay Amazon a percentage, and you have to swallow what they give you and you can't complain.
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It never occurred to me then to question why there were hardly any books for children in the house; none that I can remember, anyway.
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As Ryan McCarty relates in his notes, there were hardly any short answers in the grid today, which did make it look a little daunting.
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Keep in mind that hardly any of even Trump's strongest critics in the GOP went so far as to actually endorse Hillary Clinton over him.
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But there are hardly any moderate Republicans left who might have been open to impeachment because voters in 2018 replaced most of them with Democrats.
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The amount of work involved in such an endeavor is immense and results in a lot of stress and hardly any time for the self.
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"I've received messages from moms who've lost children and have hardly any photos with them because of their own self-esteem issues," Bosly told Us Weekly.
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When I first came to Santiago, Chile in 2010 as part of the pilot round of Start-Up Chile, there was hardly any talk of startups.
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Brunch O'ClockPrinted shorts are a very economical packing choice, as they take up hardly any space while offering a punchy pattern that doesn't require much accessorizing.
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Hardly any Republican women, who tend to be older than Democrats and more conservative in their views on gender relations, among other things, voted for her.
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On my way to leave the mall, I grab a vacuum filter — hardly any vacuum can resist for long against a dog who's constantly shedding ($5.72).
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The traditional family is still very much the norm in Japan: hardly any children are born out of wedlock, for example, and gay marriage is illegal.
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So it is hardly any wonder that major urban housing markets are again overheating, just a few years after the last major wave of global correction.
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I went to the ER with my mom, not really thinking it was a big deal – I hardly any symptoms aside from a high heart rate.
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"My grandson's school, I went to as a child, there are hardly any — I'll just say American families there now," a woman named Gina told Greenberg.
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"If this method catches on, it's easy to see how our economy can keep growing with hardly any meaningful wage inflation," the "Mad Money" host said.
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A government-organized public debate about nuclear, which has received hardly any media coverage so far, is due to formulate recommendations on nuclear policy this summer.
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Remember, I was coming from Haiti, where my house was a hut, there was hardly any electricity, and for light, we used oil in a lamp.
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A quarter of the average $24,812 per-year tuition bill comes directly from student earnings, and hardly any comes from family contributions, according to the study.
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Hardly any Canadian metal has been excluded from the tariffs, which is why the country's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland is lobbying hard for a full exemption.
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Minutes after he took it for the first time, Schechter's pain was reduced to a score of two out of 10, with hardly any side effects.
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Some videos that contain swearing or copyrighted music can be flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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In the section of the PBS series about the Tet offensive of 1968, for example, there were hardly any South Vietnamese soldiers whose voices were included.
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"We have hardly any female role models that show young women that it is possible to have both: a family and a career," said Ms. Wittenberg.
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"Discounts jumped on Thursday after prices rallied, but there was hardly any trade at those levels," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a global trading firm.
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Which is why I have no second thoughts, hardly any, about turning the poet away from the woman while she was still a poem to him.
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I could find hardly any information on "one o'cat", "two o'cat" or "three o'cat", the last essentially being the progenitor of baseball, if I understand correctly.
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There were hardly any people in the store, and most of them seemed to be working there, though none made an effort to engage with me.
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Some of our unconscious powers of prospection are shared by animals, but hardly any other creatures are capable of thinking more than a few minutes ahead.
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Some videos that contain swearing or copyrighted music are even flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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After years—no, decades—of declaring their hopes and dreams with hardly any practical results, researchers in the quantum computing community have delivered on a promise.
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But so far, as the midway point of the term approaches, the public has been left with hardly any clues concerning the direction of the court.
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While the numbers have slightly fluctuated, a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 45 percent of the country has "hardly any" confidence in the news media.
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Advertised as "the most Michael Bay movie ever," 6 Underground tries so hard to deliver Netflix a win there's hardly any room left for a movie.
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That is why hardly any miner in Harlan County appeared to blame a president who promised to "bring back coal" when most of their mines closed.
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"Hardly any place on earth carries no signs of human activity," said Jerzy Szwagrzyk of the University of Agriculture in Krakow, an ecology and forestry expert.
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The country's economic crisis also ensures there are hardly any tests available to help determine the scale of the epidemic and the intensity of the risks.
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Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg made it a point to mention that there's hardly any blue left in the site's new look; instead it's almost entirely white.
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The leader of the Welsh Conservatives is old enough, as he told me, to remember a time when there were hardly any Tories in Wales at all.
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"We've obviously had a pretty significant run over the past few weeks, but with hardly any down days," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Conditions under which they are being held are deplorable -- sanitary facilities are substandard and there is hardly any shelter from the harsh winter desert nights and rains.
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I was seated in the first mezzanine, where there were hardly any celebrities at all, but it didn't mean the people around me weren't influential and rich.
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Sweetgreen is off their game today; my salad is only two thirds full and there are hardly any Parmesan cheese crisps (which is usually the best part).
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"There is nobody here for her," she said, complaining that even a local school set up in the 1990s for Jewish pupils has hardly any Jews left.
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In both games, you begin in a rocky, forested wilderness with nothing but the clothes on your back and hardly any idea what you are to do.
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The clash followed a debate between centre-right Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Social Democrat (SPD) challenger Martin Schulz on Sunday in which hardly any differences emerged.
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Far-off locales lose hardly any definition or sharpness, suggesting a high megapixel count, and possibly some ungraded version of the iPhone 7's dual lens gimmick.
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Director and co-writer Andrew Neel said one reason for doing the movie was that hardly any feature films have been made on the subject so far.
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UNICEF said the 30 doctors who remain in Aleppo face an increasing number of trauma cases with hardly any medical equipment or medicine to treat the injured.
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The last thing you want in a board game is for a few people to realize they're irretrievably screwed and that there's hardly any point to continuing.
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Thirty-six percent of Americans said they had "hardly any confidence at all" in the executive branch and 43 percent said they felt that way about Congress.
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Likewise, over the course of 24, when yields slanted lower as stocks had one of the gentlest ascents in memory, rising 20 percent with hardly any pullbacks.
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There's so many patients that come in that have hardly any acne at all, but their mom or dad dragged them in because they had bad acne.
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But Sophia Krietenbrink, economist at Germany's DIHK Chambers of Commerce, said international political risks seem to be having hardly any impact on well-filled German order books.
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As far as engineering goes, geodesic domes require hardly any materials, meaning they are lightweight and cost effective to produce, but also incredibly strong for their weight.
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"I guess they (the stewards) wanted to see a race, so that's for sure the reason they did that because there was hardly any debris," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is hardly any dialogue in Small Mouth Sounds, a play about six weekend retreaters who have taken vows of silence.
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Dr Kaifosh, a co-founder of CTRL-Labs, the startup behind the device, has learned to exercise impressive control over these signals with hardly any obvious movement.
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It seems to be the primary drive of the franchise, and other than mild looting, hardly any other kind of crime is portrayed — where are the embezzlers?
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"And there were hardly any cases in Ohio when I left so I figured I could stay in my own zone and still have a good time."
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So much has been written and said about Donald Trump's manifest unfitness for office that at this point there's hardly any reason to dwell further on it.
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"For over 40 years, there was hardly any inheritance proceedings because the sense of private property was practically nonexistent and people didn't see the point," she said.
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It still faces several procedural hurdles before a final Senate vote, and it has hardly any chance of passing the House before the end of the year.
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Unlike The Story of Film, Women Make Film isn't arranged chronologically; after all, for many decades, hardly any women got to make movies in the mainstream industry.
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With hardly any outside investment trickling into the country, and with an overall economy that has been rapidly contracting, stocks have been stuck at rock-bottom values.
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A bipartisan deal to stabilize ObamaCare markets is in serious danger of collapsing because of a dispute over abortion, with hardly any time to resolve the dispute.
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What that means is that hardly any funeral director — even in states where laws about human remains are loosely worded — would risk offering it without state permission.
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Incense tends to make me nauseous and uncomfortable—and there's hardly any wind, so a gentle breeze ushers a slow, constant aroma of incense in my direction.
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They'd built hardly any of these things, so locking them in place — even though we couldn't get rid of the last few missiles — would have been amazing.
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Because cloud services can be rented by the minute and expanded at any time, they require hardly any capital to scale up and serve millions of users.
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This is some hard-hearted abstraction — giving me no narrative, hardly any painterly flourishes, and no reference to anything from life that I recognize, not even symbolically.
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While he and Sanketh were researching how to pitch investors, they came across outlines and templates for consumer startups, but hardly any for enterprise or developer-focused startups.
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The investor's comments come amid a slowdown in venture capital investment and as the public markets have seen hardly any activity in terms of private technology companies listing.
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In October he hinted that investors should expect many more rate rises before the Fed's work was complete; in November he suggested that hardly any more are needed.
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Few bosses, in public or in private, expect their own firms to decline, and hardly any American companies are valued by investors as if their profits will fall.
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Since there were hardly any recaps, I searched "Cousin Greg" on Twitter, and saw a tweet into the void from my colleague, Morgan Baila, a Succession early adopter.
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Those advances took it from hardly any video views to 1 billion per day in September 2014, to 8 billion in November 2015, to likely many more today.
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However, the report cautions that "the absolute numbers of convictions remain very low," adding that globally "There appears to be hardly any risk for traffickers to face justice."
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La Pavoni lever machines are built like tanks, using hardly any plastic, save for the boiler cap, handle, and steam knob, which can be swapped out for wood.
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And this iteration of them is hardly any different from the original, other than that they fold inward, rather than downward, which seems to make more sense overall.
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For my family at least, there are a ton of reasons to have $2.5 million in life insurance coverage and hardly any reasons to have less than that.
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But when there's hardly any THC, the CBD can actually block what little psychoactive effects the THC has, according to research by the North American Industrial Hemp Council.
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Yet when these researchers staged an actual episode of sexual harassment during what participants thought was a real job interview, hardly any of the participants actually did so.
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Other than the uniformed man (who did not appear to be armed) at the entrance I'd stumbled upon, I saw hardly any visible security patrolling the winding streets.
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In the current noise hardly any one notices that since July some 1,000 Kashmiris have sustained eye injuries because Indian forces are firing at them with pellet guns.
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When the weather is unbearable and there's hardly any motivation to leave the comforts of bed, sometimes the easiest solution is just to bring the bed with you.
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It takes hardly any time to cook a big potful, and to steam them in the traditional French manner, garlic, parsley and white wine are all you need.
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The truth is that there are hardly any people in the U.S. who want the government to seize the means of production, or even the economy's commanding heights.
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There is still hardly any organized opposition, even though the Republican proposal "basically allows you to escape not only estate taxes but also income taxes," Mr. Graetz said.
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"It really came to my attention that I was seeing hardly any jobs offered other than home health and stuff like that," Ms. Spees said in an interview.
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The problem: Studies show that Border Patrol agents, who have always been asked to play this role with Mexican unaccompanied children, have identified hardly any children at risk.
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A lot of it seems to be fear of the unknown: The most anti-immigrant states seem to be places, like West Virginia, where hardly any immigrants live.
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Some videos that contain swearing, copyrighted music, or controversial material, can be flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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Although Prohibition may have introduced a generation of young people to cocktails, they had hardly any exposure to beer – and certainly hadn't acquired the taste for hearty beer.
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Some videos that contain swearing, sensitive material, or copyrighted music can be flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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Long wrote her first op-ed on underrepresentation of women in the early 1990s, when she went to the post office and there were hardly any stamps of women.
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Little wonder, as Mr Zuckerman-Sivan noted this week, that hardly any conservative is upset by Mr Kavanaugh's untruths about his teenage drinking and understanding of the word "boof".
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Though all workers must sit a basic Korean-language test in their home countries to qualify for the visa, hardly any are equipped for the rural dialects they hear.
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"If you procure trains and you don't stipulate as a condition to make local content trains, you buy trains offshore ... and they have hardly any local content," said Danisa.
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"You wonder why there's only 21 women in the Senate or why there's no women running Hollywood studios or there's hardly any women running major businesses," Klobuchar told reporters.
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What the introduction of the popular category acknowledges is that there are now hardly any studio films in the chasm between shiny comic-book movies and quirky indie experiments.
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Whereas traditional retail has its own union, the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU), which had its heyday in the 1930s, hardly any warehouse workers are union members.
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There was hardly any appetite among investors to take on risk, with a deteriorating outlook for global growth leaving stocks hurtling down for their worst quarterly performance since 2008.
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Even on the journey over to Macau it would have been rife with dysentery and all kinds of sickness and hardly any food, so that hunger was really important.
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Then he croons about gunplay (hilariously, this means that the edited version for the radio and the video has like five bars in a row with hardly any words).
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If you go to any major American city right now, many restaurants will have salmon on the menu, but hardly any will tell you where the salmon is from.
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Unlike most ultra diffuse galaxies, which have an excess of dark matter, DF2 has hardly any: Only about 1/23th of the amount van Dokkum expected for its size.
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It also prevents the dreaded "Twitter Canoe", where more and more users join a reply thread until there's hardly any characters left to use and the conversation breaks down.
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Hardly any voter in their healthy mind would consider committing a serious crime where the intended outcome of their action — to influence the election — is not even remotely guaranteed.
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James Lankford (R-OK) have sponsored security measures, but hardly any of them have been taken up for a vote in the Senate, despite clearing through the committee process.
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To make things worse—or better, depending on your pro- or anti-almond perspective—an accusation was made that there are hardly any almonds in your almond milk, anyway.
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As for the 1m or so undocumented Afghans in Pakistan, the government says that from November 19473th they will need visas to stay—something hardly any of them have.
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In an online poll of 400,000 Democratic voters conducted by Alan Grayson, a congressman from Florida, hardly any said they were supporting either candidate because they disliked the other.
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He came to the United States from Poland as a teenager with hardly any money or ability to speak English; many of his relatives were killed in the Holocaust.
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"Before his time there were hardly any easily passable roads," Nigel Watt, the author of "Burundi: The Biography of a Small African Country" (1994), said in a phone interview.
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There's hardly any overlap between the two... Pro-Trump talk shows ignored climate change report Hundreds of scientists helped produce the climate assessment that came out on Friday afternoon.
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Sitting up in a chair, happy to be out of bed for the first time since the operation, he said he felt well and had experienced hardly any pain.
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The bottom lineIf you're after espresso at home but not looking to spend a couple Benjamins (at the very least), there's hardly any choice other than a Moka Pot.
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The system didn't get every word right, but other than that, it received hardly any criticism in comparison with the Google calling feature, which goes by the name Duplex.
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Law enforcement officers searching the compound for the missing child didn't locate him but found 11 other children in filthy conditions and hardly any food, a sheriff said Saturday.
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" There's hardly any way to track the money he sold, so Bourassa can't say whether it was used for other crimes, though "I doubt it ended up in church.
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The pre-signing Sabrina could be meddlesome and grating, constantly making situations worse by trying to tackle problems that were hardly any of her business in the first place.
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In the United States especially, they've beaten so many infectious foes into oblivion that hardly any practicing doctors, let alone new parents, remember how terrible those diseases once were.
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I don't think so, because drug dealing crews now have such a short run, there's hardly any time to build up a reputation before you end up in handcuffs.
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Cons: Rooms are small and there are hardly any on-site amenities so Moxy DC is best for travelers not looking to spend tons of time in their room.
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Fun trivia (CENTS, who knew?); nice puns, like STEREO, AMEN and TOAST; and hardly any gotcha names, an unusual perk on a Sunday and probably because of the theme.
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"Children are being killed and injured, too afraid to go to school or even play, surviving with little food and hardly any medicine," said UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.
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But videos that contain swearing, copyrighted music, or generally controversial material can be flagged by YouTube and demonetized, earning hardly any money for the creator (or none at all).
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Martucci is among a very small but growing group of women willing to try this technology, despite the fact that hardly any scientific research backs its efficacy during labor.
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The convo was interesting in part because hardly any of it had to do with advertising, which has been the topic of conversation for most other panels at Cannes.
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"The topic was brought up only once — not by the president — and we spent hardly any time on it," Congresswoman Susan Brooks (R-Ind.), who attended the lunch, told Axios.
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He also has hardly any support from African-Americans—and as an openly gay man dogged by poor race relations in his home city, he may struggle to woo them.
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While there had been increasing expectation that printable metal mesh wiring would achieve the lowest possible resistance, the problem was that hardly any light could pass through the metal areas.
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About 80% of people who underwent IVF fertility treatments in 2018 had hardly any or no coverage, according to FertilityIQ, a digital database for information about fertility benefits and treatments.
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Trump's auto tariff is a test of Franco-German solidarity since French carmakers have hardly any U.S. sales, while German carmakers generate up to 30 percent of global sales there.
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There were some serious snubs this year in the music department, with people like Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande, who released giant albums Reputation and Sweetener, getting hardly any love.
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The best algorithms from NEC and Tongyi Trans show hardly any gap between the lines, presumably because the companies kept working through the training dataset until they fixed the problem.
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The rich world has hardly any room to cut interest rates before hitting zero, so central banks will once again have to turn to unconventional stimulus, such as bond-buying.
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A manager for a leading coffee exporter at Santos, who asked not to be named, said there were hardly any coffee deliveries at exporting terminals during the last 10 days.
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On a Sunday afternoon, playgrounds in a neighbourhood that has been the centre of the outbreak are so packed that there is hardly any space for children to run around.
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The bigger threat to the ACA's framework might come from expanded access to short-term insurance plans, which are subject to hardly any benefit mandates and provide few coverage guarantees.
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Hardly any people over 65 were prepared to make that leap — just 9 percent say they're likely to go car-free, whereas 79 percent say they're unlikely to do so.
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As for the 1m-odd undocumented Afghans in Pakistan, the government says that from November 15th on, they will need visas to remain—something hardly any of them currently have.
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Clinton's campaign events took her to a veritable United Nations of voters around New York City, where her campaign has left hardly any ethnic group unturned ahead of the primary.
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"In a sense, during his lifetime, though he knew everybody and was highly productive, Peter had hardly any career at all," said Stephen Koch, director of the Peter Hujar Archive.
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Arches has a few backcountry campsites but hardly any established trails to access them, just unofficial "social trails" struck by pioneering types who presumably know how to use a compass.
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For decades, fox hunters wore flimsy velvet hunt caps more decorative than protective (and, sometimes, top hats that were hardly any use at all), though safety these days trumps vanity.
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According to a new study, American cockroaches can run full-speed into walls and other obstacles because their exoskeletons allow them to recover quickly with hardly any loss in momentum.
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At the time, Oman seemed benighted, with hardly any paved roads, overwhelming poverty and illiteracy, and Qaboos's eccentric father, fearing change, had banned many forms of modern technology, even eyeglasses.
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Jo gathered up Piper and her family and took them to a remote location to stay safe, but it was hardly any time before Freddie and Caitlin tracked them down.
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Bala Devi recently signed to the women's team of Scottish soccer club Rangers F.C., despite growing up in the Indian state of Manipur where hardly any girls played the game.
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While the Earth, which has hardly any atmosphere at all by weight, is a pleasant place, the pressure on a world with just a little more gas would be toxic.
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There is hardly any shame in losing to No. 3 Villanova, but Tennessee likely needs to win Friday to feel good about itself on its flight home from the Bahamas.
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But there was hardly any activity in the account until a year later, when he started receiving massive deposits from bank accounts in the United Arab Emirates and in Switzerland.
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"I supplemented the school curriculum with do-it-yourself radio projects until I had hardly any time left for my class work," he wrote in his Nobel Prize autobiographical sketch.
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I always knew I was trans, but growing up in the late 90s and early 2000s meant an adolescence with hardly any representation of trans people in the public eye.
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Instead of big, spectacular events, we've seen a string of attacks across the West that were carried out by lone individuals with few resources, little training, and hardly any planning.
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SI: Perhaps it will change, but as of now hardly any of the intelligence collection programs have been halted as a result of Snowden's leaks, and indeed some have expanded.
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That's another kink in the cobalt supply chain since there are hardly any pure cobalt mines, leaving global production dependent on the economics of other metals such as copper and nickel.
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An article in trade publication Pharmacy Times published in April noted that hardly any obese Americans are taking any of the FDA-approved weight loss drugs, including the ones listed here.
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Excluding the 9/11 attacks, whose Egyptian, Emirati, Lebanese and Saudi Arabian executioners would not have been covered by Mr Trump's ban, America has suffered hardly any terrorism perpetrated by immigrants.
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Hardly any patients attempt suicide or contract HIV, because the clinic sees them daily, monitors their physical and psychological health, and administers other medicines when they come in for their heroin.
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Consumers are increasingly curious about CBD, a nonintoxicating cannabis compound that promises to help relieve such problems as anxiety and pain even though hardly any scientific evidence backs up these claims.
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Though most rich countries ban sexual harassment at work, half of all women and a tenth of men say they have suffered it at some point; hardly any make formal complaints.
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"They pour their products onto markets without even paying value-added tax, and hardly any other tax at all, it is intolerable," Bompard said in an interview with Journal du Dimanche.
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It's a real-time point-and-click adventure set on the last Orient Express run from Paris to Constantinople before the outbreak of World War I. There are hardly any puzzles.
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It was 26, so there was hardly any consciousness of African music in the first place, let alone a festival, which was part of the reason we decided to do it.
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Once the votes were cast, on July 22016th, the protests began to fade; Patiño went to a march on the day of the elections, and there were hardly any people there.
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The poll found that 2628 percent of Trump supporters think there's a great deal of voter fraud, 28503 percent think there is some, and only 22019 percent think there's hardly any.
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For more information, you can download this document in English, Chinese or Spanish The Last Straw We're also combating plastic straws, which are used once then trashed -- hardly any are recycled.
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You can look pretty closely at the paintings just before his collapse and the ones right after, and at some point you've got to admit there's hardly any difference at all.
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In the evening, there was a party at Dämba, and the girl danced at full speed around and around and around until she had hardly any clothes left on her body.
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The Rockets won 57 games and lost in the Western Conference Finals to the Utah Jazz, a team that finished with a better record and employed hardly any minimum-wage players.
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But "John Wick" this is not: Even the action scenes lack heft, as Riley is such an expert shooter that hardly any of the adversaries she confronts put up a fight.
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On records, he usually composes lengthy pieces full of intricate harmonic weaves, with hardly any room for improvisation — a testament to his early infatuations with jazz-rock fusion and classical music.
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To that point, Gulick's team found hardly any sulfur-rich deposits at the impact site, which supports a theory that sulfuric material simply vaporized into the atmosphere when the asteroid hit.
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For when he leaves there will be little left save a memory and a few gramophone records; and these give hardly any idea of his electric powers as a public performer.
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Closer to home, the outlook is hardly any better, with criminal violence in Mexico still on the rise, and the economic and political crisis in Venezuela showing no sign of abating.
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"New York City is the center of the fashion world, but hardly any of it is made here," said Mr. Hernandez, who beat out a dozen other applicants for the job.
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Doctors Without Borders, which has been in Borno State since 2014, reported in November that it was seeing hardly any children under age 5 at its clinics, hospitals and feeding centers.
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That has necessitated Facebook's creation of the center, where Chinese who have hardly any experience with the social network can learn about it and figure out how to advertise on it.
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But with just a few days left until the Great Forthcoming Twitter Nazi Purge, hardly any of the site's users seem to be aware that the ban is on the way.
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As the children of a country curate in class-conscious Victorian England, the Brontë siblings existed in a tricky social limbo: well-educated and socially respectable, but with hardly any money.
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Two and half years ago, he was declared bankrupt, about $40,000 in debt, and with hardly any friends left after borrowing so much money off them and lying over the years.
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The German economy contracted 0.1% in the April-June period due to a plunge in exports, and sentiment indicators are suggesting hardly any improvement for the three months from July to September.
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China has purchased hardly any American beef since it conditionally lifted an import ban last year that was imposed in 2003 due to a case of mad cow disease in Washington state.
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"There are hardly any children in Nauru and in New Guinea, and we expect that by the end of this year there'll be none," Brandis told British radio station LBC on Tuesday.
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Sahas Katta said that, while he and Sanketh were researching how to pitch investors, they came across outlines and templates for consumer startups, but hardly any for enterprise or developer-focused startups.
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The Pixel 3's camera is already among the very best low-light performers, so when a scene is so dark that it barely registers anything, you know there's hardly any light.
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Back in his hardscrabble town of Zajecar, in eastern Serbia, there are hardly any jobs and even if he could find one, he reckons he would earn only around €180 a month.
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Despite the scope of this issue, we have hardly any funding for firearm research, thanks in large part to the National Rifle Association, which works tirelessly to push back against gun control.
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Chief Executive John Cryan acknowledged in May that a flotation of Postbank was challenging in the current capital market environment, which has seen hardly any listings in Germany so far this year.
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Hardly any unnamed female doctors or police officers in films are female, the data shows, whereas most general practitioners in Britain are women, as well as the current London Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
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There are hardly any young software developers you would meet in any of the major African countries who have not been part of or somewhat influenced by Google's university-based Developer Groups.
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The pollster questioned 1,503 voters from Monday to Wednesday, meaning the survey was the first fully conducted after Sunday's television debate in which hardly any policy differences emerged between Merkel and Schulz.
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Perhaps it's to do with the disparity of talent inherent in a 43-team tournament, but there have been hardly any games so far in which both sides have wanted the ball.
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"There hasn't been hardly any talent with them in about five years," Jonathan Huerta said Sunday by way of explaining his shirt, which featured the No. 212 of running back Marshall Faulk.
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In nine states, the study found, people were eating fewer fruits in 2016 than they were in 1990, and hardly any improvement in fruit consumption occurred in half a dozen other states.
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Hardly any data is available from February, when the virus began to spread widely beyond China, and its effect on jobs and spending might not be clear until the spring or summer.
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With about 20 minutes and hardly any work, you can put on the table a dish that I would happily serve for a fancy dinner party or in any of my restaurants.
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Hardly any seesaws have been installed in the last 30 years, after federal guidelines began limiting their use in 1981, according to a New York City Department of Parks and Recreation official.
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Some worry that we could see something similar today, but trading is much more distributed and hardly any exchange owns more than 10 percent of the entire trading volume according to CoinMarketCap.
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Since the fire, Fort McMurray has gone from having hardly any residential lots for sale to having a glut, and prices have plunged, according to Andrew Weir, a local real estate broker.
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Hungary's central bank, the most dovish in the region, is expected to keep interest rates on hold on Tuesday, with a poll seeing hardly any tightening through to the end of 2021.
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Indeed, 8 out of 10 financial advisors said that "some" or "hardly any" of their clients involve the next generation in family philanthropy, according to a recent survey from Key Private Bank.
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But across Capitol Hill, there's been hardly any public pressure within the GOP to pay for the whole thing, with much more interest in the boost it will bring to the Pentagon.
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But even as Krantz writes with forgiving fondness, this new wealth is also seen clearly, as a bunch of vulgar assholes with hardly any scruples and moral compasses frequently on the fritz.
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Yes, but: Hardly any of these companies are shipping more than a handful of sensors to customers for testing, making it difficult to determine which companies can actually survive in the long run.
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If you look carefully at any of those lottery-winner stories, one thing you would notice is that hardly any of the winners are CEOs, senior executives, successful entrepreneurs or successful professionals. Why?
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"When I look at the nutritional profile for coconut water, it basically has no iron, no protein, hardly any calcium, no omega-3s because it's fat-free, and no folic acid," she said.
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"I found that hardly any consumers are cognizant of the fact that once a non-white food is rebranded by white people for white people it seems to be valued more," Rawat said.
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Other musicians can so easily write a song in 15 minutes or so, set it to music and track it with hardly any additional time needed, but that is not how DIANA functions.
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The order they drew up, with hardly any consultation from the agencies that would implement it or the lawyers who'd be tasked with defending it, was remarkably extreme in both substance and execution.
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Think about this: Here we have an agency bent on anarchy, fueled by Russian hackers who are very possibly supported by the Russian government, and the story is getting hardly any coverage whatsoever.
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"We'd get researchers who'd come up here during the spring and summer, and collect their data and give hardly any feedback to the community," he told me over the phone from Pond Inlet.
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The INCB report urges countries to develop drug-prevention policies that are gender-specific, but at the same time, there's hardly any research focusing on differences in drug use between men and women.
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If it could be transported to L1 without using up much fuel, it would be possible to exploit the butterfly effect to redirect it to some distant objective, still using hardly any fuel.
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Still, the apartment was only about 360 square feet, with a big bedroom and hardly any living space, which presented an issue as they were both, essentially, working from home during that period.
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At that altitude, there's hardly any atmosphere pushing against the rocket, so a minute-long engine burn is about all it takes to boost the vehicle to orbital speeds of around 17,500 mph.
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Hungary's central bank will keep interest rates unchanged next Tuesday according to a Reuters poll, which foresees hardly any tightening in Hungarian monetary policy through to the end of 211.66 as inflation stabilises.
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Our most family-friendly immigration era was before World War I. At a time when there were hardly any restrictions on European immigration, there were no rules defining who was a family member.
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Once flown to San Diego, the women said, they were put in hotel rooms set up for porn films and pressured to sign long, complicated contracts with hardly any time to read them.
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There are hardly any chord changes; instead, Mr. Scott and the fleet young flutist Elena Pinderhughes lay a melody of gentle lament across the beat, then embark on a pair of bracing solos.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank will keep interest rates unchanged next Tuesday according to a Reuters poll which foresees hardly any tightening in monetary policy through to end of 23.3 as inflation stabilises.
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Until then, there was hardly any hint of a misstep for Chen, who lived up to his own impressive standard by winning his third consecutive title at the United States Figure Skating Championships.
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Li has moved her sound from the darkest part of a Scandinavian night on day when there was hardly any sun to the bleakest part of a Bret Easton Ellis novel from the '80s.
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On Windows or macOS this can be done quickly and easily, with a flurry of keyboard shortcuts and mouse (or trackpad) movements that get files from one place to another with hardly any fuss.
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By having no physical footprint and hardly any actual employees, Google is likely able to drastically keep its overhead for Express at minimal levels, but it also makes for highly manual, inefficient order processing.
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Gulf states such as Dubai and Saudi Arabia take in millions of remittance workers from lower-middle-income countries such as India, but hardly any from really poor ones such as Chad and Malawi.
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Interesting as many of these startups seem, it's worth noting that hardly any accelerator-backed startup grows up into a big company without at least a few dozen business model pivots along the way.
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Haiti had hardly any old-growth forests, and the culprit, they believed, was overpopulation: Nearly 230 million Haitians, crammed into a tiny portion of the island, had exceeded the environment's capacity to support them.
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On the other hand, these districts created to support the professional class have priced out blue-collar workers, and the spaces designated for these workers are glutted, leaving hardly any room for the inhabitants.
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And although there is relief that the stand-off could be resolved, there has also been a backlash from some doctors on social media, claiming that the deal is hardly any better than before.
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Once populated by converted working boats, the canal now holds an increasing number of floating houses designed to look like oceangoing vessels but with hardly any of the working features of a real boat.
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Some bacteria specialise in taking atmospheric nitrogen and turning it into the sort of biological compounds necessary for building proteins and DNA; if they did not, there would be hardly any life on Earth.
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A tool from the Congressional Budget Office suggests that while a $12 federal minimum wage would have hardly any employment impact, a $15 minimum could lead to about one million fewer workers, for instance.
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Stephen Parker, head of thematic equity solutions at the firm's private bank, argues there are hardly any signs of investor euphoria right now — a critical element of a bull market on its last legs.
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They drew up a remarkably extreme policy with hardly any consultation from the agencies that would implement it or the lawyers who'd be tasked with defending it, and made it go into effect immediately.
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Although there is hardly any space for the girls to sit around and talk, they still prefer the cinema lobby to the many cafes and restaurants that are housed in the same shopping mall.
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But in hardly any time at all, that frustration and doubt becomes a problem for Other People as your Guardian reclaims their power and gets back to the business of shredding waves of enemies.
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If you're a woman, and you're thinking of going to a university, trying to decide how to major, and you look at composition as a major, you see hardly any women calling themselves composers.
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For those working in Athens or Mexico City, with hardly any commercial galleries to support them, a different kind of "resourcefulness, collaboration and commitment to be an artist" is required, Mr. Carrion-Murayari said.
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In police photos we obtained of the car shortly after the crash ... you can see it's a miracle that's ALL that happened to the guys -- 'cause there was hardly any car left post-accident.
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If you go on your own, know that there are hardly any road signs showing the way to the grove, but everyone in Osogbo will be able to point you in the right direction.
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Ms. Gayflor's job as gender minister was supposed to be about helping women and children get access to health care, school feeding programs (in a postwar country with hardly any schools) and rape support.
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For her part, Jaquez has an unusual theory as to why the violence has dropped in Juarez: "They killed so many people that there were hardly any of them left to kill," she said.
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In a new interview with The New York Times, Trump says that turnout for the inauguration is expected to be so good, that there are hardly any dresses left in Washington, D.C. to outfit attendees.
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The name, Allbirds, is also a nod to New Zealand — it references the fact that the island-nation's first settlers found hardly any mammals when they arrived in a land of "all birds," Brown says.
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"The starting position for Christmas sales was hardly any better than this year," HDE President Josef Sanktjohanser said, adding that retailers were benefitting from the good mood among shoppers and the overall solid labour market.
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But deleting location history points was one of the main points of criticism for Google in the dark patterns paper, which found that hardly any of their testers could figure out how to do it.
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People get hung up on the fact that sexual orientations aren't chosen, and this is true; but then again, none of our feelings are chosen, and hardly any of them are fundamental parts of us.
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These days, however, there are companies such as Osh Park and MacroFab that will go through circuit board designs with their customers, which makes badge manufacturing accessible to those with hardly any hardware hacking skills.
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His recent claim to have an "absolute right" to pardon himself and his repeated claims that the Mueller investigation is a "witch hunt" have drawn hardly any notable pushback from members of the Federalist Society.
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"There is hardly any green space in the Gowanus area — this park is it — and to take any more green space is a crime," said Sue Wolfe, the president of Friends of Thomas Greene Park.
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Little-known McCarthy, 26, who joined Southampton from Championship club Reading last month, was previously called up for friendlies against Ireland and Brazil in May 2013 but has hardly any experience of top-notch football.
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"It's become really sad, because we are concerned there is a lot of politics going on in Delhi, but we very strongly feel there is hardly any change being done on the ground," she said.
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In fact there's hardly any security software at all for iOS, which shows you what a tight ship Apple runs—as you'll know if you've ever tried to change the default browser on your iPhone.
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" The relentless travels pay off, allowing the author to acquire "skills I cannot list on any resume, like rolling joints while driving, bargaining in bazaars, or getting by in foreign countries with hardly any money.
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"The main negative effects will be felt by Great Britain," he said, adding that Austria would have "hardly any effects" from Brexit while the damage on the rest of the EU would be "relatively minimal".
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Analysts at Fitch Ratings do not expect the Tesco-Carrefour partnership to be subject to competition scrutiny as they have hardly any geographic overlap, although regulators could start paying more attention if more alliances emerge.
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Now, things get a little murky here because hardly any details are given, but it's seems implied, by David's odd behavior and obvious emotional problems, that Kurtwell not only fathered him but also molested him.
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The German economy contracted 0.1% quarter-on-quarter from April to June, pushing Europe's biggest economy close to a recession as sentiment surveys and industrial orders data suggest hardly any improvement in the third quarter.
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About 2628 percent of respondents said they have hardly any confidence that the Democratic Party's way of choosing a presidential nominee is fair, according to The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll.
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More than 60 percent of the foreign currency held in reserve by central banks around the world is in dollars, and China's ambition to make the renminbi a reserve currency has attracted hardly any takers.
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"This was on no one's map in 2018, but Marchant won by three points against a Democrat who was ignored by the party in DC, and did great with hardly any money," Wasserman told Vox.
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The American Psychological Association announced in 2015 that while research shows that video games can contribute to increases in aggression, there's hardly any research on whether video games result in an increase in lethal violence.
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With few exceptions — an Atelier de Troupe leather sling chair, a pair of Italian high-back rattan chairs designed in the 1970s — there are hardly any furniture pieces in the apartment that aren't built-ins.
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He said that in 2016, there were hardly any competitive races for the Utah legislature: 70 percent of seats were won by margins of 30 points or more, including about one-fifth that were uncontested.
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The tweet includes photos of dark, windowless underground spaces with hardly any exits, slightly similar to scenes from, oh, I don't know, The Silence of the Lambs, Psycho, Saw, or an episode of Criminal Minds.
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With nearly six hours in the saddle and hardly any action until the finale, there was plenty of time to relax and fool around during the longest stage of the Tour de France on Friday.
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His office recently set up a panel to look into it, but a high-level parliamentary meeting on Friday about the pollution was canceled because hardly any officials showed up, according to Indian news outlets.
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I was surprised to learn that we've got hardly any English words longer than six letters that are abecedarian, by the way; after "billowy" and "beefily," which is ridiculous, there's really nothing I could find.
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More than 30 Democrats are mulling presidential bids, but hardly any of them qualify as an instant front-runner or a gifted, tested campaigner, and some of the biggest names could pass in the end.
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During Trump's first two years in office, they first bullied him into submitting a plan that actually provided hardly any money for new investment, then invented excuses for not dealing even with that emasculated proposal.
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Until the 1950s and 1960s, when men like Major Owens, Percy Sutton, Charles Rangel and Dinkins and women like Shirley Chisolm and Anna Arnold Hedgeman came into power, black New Yorkers had hardly any political advocates.
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But I think the handwriting's been on the wall for a while, we know that this was a troubled meeting and even if it happened, there was hardly any assurance that it was going to matter.
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In recent years, however, Mr Xi has grown increasingly anxious about pro-independence sentiment in Hong Kong, a special administrative region where hardly any residents were calling for outright separation from China just five years ago.
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Something the president doesn't get hardly any credit for or any attention to is the work he's done in defense of religious minorities all around the world up to and including Muslims in the Middle East.
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The intervening months have been a scorched-earth death match of litigation, with so many lawyers billing countless hours that the courtroom this morning was packed full of them, with hardly any room for the public.
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Driving along with the roof up on the freeway with all of the car set to "normal," the McLaren 570S is remarkably quiet with hardly any discernible engine noise — even with the optional sports exhaust fitted.
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There's hardly any discussion of how to make someone actually enjoy their first time — though the first time is almost guaranteed to be an awkward mess just in terms of figuring out what to actually do.
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Because hardly any flashes are done against brown paper or skin, this can cause a huge problem for customers of darker complexions because the tattoos they select might not always come out like the flash indicates.
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That change is already evident during the government shutdown fight: Hardly any House Democrats have expressed unease with Trump trying to portray the party as soft on border security, something difficult to imagine a decade ago.
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She said that since Sri Lanka's devastating 2004 tsunami the island has upgraded and strengthened its disaster response capacity but hardly any work had been done on preparing for disasters and building public awareness about them.
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His insistence last week that the Central Park Five, who were exonerated by DNA evidence, were guilty and should have been executed was even worse than The Tape, but drew hardly any denunciations from his party.
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The point is that there's hardly any media representation for Asians, Latinos, and other non-black minorities except in the form of these insipid comic tropes; it's hard to take jokes when we're never taken seriously.
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There is hardly any supporting research, just anecdotal evidence, that shows the potential of weighted blankets having the same arousal-reducing effects as well as sleep-inducing ones in adult populations, including combat veterans like Petrulis.
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But with access to extensive online catalogs and reciprocal agreements among institutions, there is hardly any title that cannot be borrowed for an individual, wherever that person might live and wherever the book might be located.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In all the news about the destruction in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra (called Tadmur in Arabic), there has been hardly any mention of the city's post-classical history.
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It is very simple, there's no narrative structure, hardly any psychology involved, only glimpses into life and nature, but it is evoking a feeling of presence, at the same time urgent and calm, intense and peaceful.
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All of the words in question are common, and all are two-syllable (I deliberated over this and shall deliberately avoid being definitive, but there are hardly any examples of longer words that fit this pattern).
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But Mr Trump will spend hardly any time in the capital, instead meeting the prime minister at her country house, Chequers, and seeing the queen at Windsor Castle, before heading to Scotland for a spot of golf.
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Hardly any of the recent migrants arriving in Europe from war-torn areas such as Libya or Syria have been integrated in the labor market, according to Jacques van den Broek, chief executive of the Randstad Group.
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Yet the Republican establishment still seems unable to understand that hardly any of its own voters, let alone the voters it would need to win in the general election, are committed to free-market, small-government ideology.
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The space is increasingly dominated by Facebook, the company's bitter battle with Snapchat, and the do-it-all messaging apps of Asia, and there's hardly any breathing room left for new upstarts to try to gain footing.
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But Lewis, who writes with hardly any invective, offers some solutions, which are much needed at this time, declaring that the time we spend on social media and self-selecting whose views we see, is an issue.
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" Taylor Ross said, "After a one hour long Body Combat class in the middle of summer in a crowded room with hardly any air-conditioning, I was VERY curious to see how this eyeliner would hold up.
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Hardly any patients managed it, but those who did manage to eat at least two servings a week of tree nuts were also 42 percent less likely to die in the seven years, Fadelu and colleagues found.
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" If the answers to those questions are "no," that means there are hardly any nonwhite actors to vote for in the first place, she said — adding that the Oscars are "a symptom of a much greater disease.
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Hardly any mainstream figure on mainland Europe agrees that Brexit, let alone the EU's dissolution, would lead to more democracy and dynamism (it would do the opposite, argues Radek Sikorski, the Anglophile former foreign minister of Poland).
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"I got a lot of questions at my town meetings across Iowa over the last week or so about the Supreme Court, but hardly any mention of this document issue cooked up by Washington insiders," he said.
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Here's Charles Paikert of South Orange, N.J.: "Why are there big stories on Nordic surfing, German ice water swimming and Brazilian badminton and hardly any beat coverage of the Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Devils or Islanders?" he asks.
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The prestigious and much needed job had come to her through Lowell, now Harvard's star poet-teacher and still looking out for her after nearly twenty-five years, although they'd spent hardly any of that time together.
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Mike Owen Benediktsson, an assistant sociology professor involved in the study, said hardly any riders talked on their phones, even when they had service on trains running aboveground, because of the unwritten etiquette rules of the subway.
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Despite his boasts, 56 percent of those surveyed rated the national economy negatively, and 77 percent believed that the president deserves "only some" or "hardly any" credit for the current 5.5 percent unemployment rate among black adults.
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Senator Tasso Jereissati, a member of the center-right PSDB party who was charged with pushing the pension bill through committee, said the Senate was likely to approve it by the end of September with hardly any amendments.
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Sex toy manufacturers do have to follow compliance laws for the electronic parts of the toys, but there's hardly any research about how the silicone, plastic, and other materials that cover those electronic pieces interact with our bodies.
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Wahhaj was jailed on a Georgia warrant alleging child abduction after law enforcement officers searching a rural northern New Mexico compound for a missing 3-year-old boy found 11 children in filthy conditions and hardly any food.
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There are no official statistics on the number of women wearing a burqa - which covers the face and body - in Germany but Aiman Mazyek, leader of its Central Council of Muslims, has said hardly any women wear it.
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"Regarding Brexit, we see hardly any economic effects in the short term, of course we see the biggest (impact) on the United Kingdom itself," Christoph Schmidt, head of the so-called wise men, said during a news conference.
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Despite the insufficient amount of ice with which I packed it, everything inside stayed extremely cold, I think in thanks to the generously insulated lining, which gives one the impression that there's hardly any room in the cooler.
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There has been hardly any real mention of the government's abuses in the fight against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., the deportations of civilians, the destruction of Kurdish towns and the imprisonment of Kurdish politicians in Turkey.
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While the risks of AI are acknowledged in the film, there is hardly any accountability or criticism of how it is being developed right now by these people, aside from some mild hand wringing about Google and Facebook.
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" DxE's Hsiung stuck to his account of ubiquitous crating, adding, "We have been in dozens of Smithfield gestation facilities over the past year, and we've seen thousands of mother pigs in crates — and hardly any outside of them.
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But abuse survivors and their advocates said the law was essentially meaningless outside of Vatican City, where there are hardly any children, and that it failed to address the fact that the church is incapable of policing itself.
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Emily Ball from Wilmington, N.C., said a dog's name means the most: When I am out riding my bike or walking, I see many different types of dogs, hardly any are the same, unless in the same family.
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Given that Detroit has lost over 60 percent of its population since the heyday of the 1950s, there is hardly any traffic on these highways, allowing you to essentially get from any two points in about 10 minutes.
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And while stories continue to pop up of troublesome student protests and faculty members who refuse to write recommendations for study in Israel, hardly any significant American institution — government, corporate or academic — has actually signed onto the boycott.
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One reservation was that the experience that I had in San Antonio was that there were hardly any issues that were more just hotly contested and got people's blood boiling on both sides than the issue of animals.
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This classic from Asheron's Call developer Turbine doesn't see nearly as much press buzz as the first three, but it's thriving more than you would expect from a 9-year old game that gets hardly any media coverage.
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"In the sugar segment we are currently operating in a difficult environment with worldwide production overcapacity and extremely low prices with which hardly any sugar producer can operate profitably," CEO Wolfgang Heer told the annual meeting of Suedzucker shareholders.
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"There is hardly any connection between Afrobeats music and the multitude of African pop and dancehall records being released today—aside from acts like Burna Boy, who regularly infuse elements of Afrobeat music within his records," he tells me.
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One reason for these oversights may be that, despite the wealth of scholarly attention paid to AMNH itself, there is hardly any scholarly literature focused on the Roosevelt statue, undermining claims for its significance as a work of art.
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It is filled with macho posturing about war and kingship and the nature of power and how really, it's extremely virtuous to be extremely boring, and there is hardly any sense of humor to be found onscreen at all.
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They were cheap to run, could be built on the run-down parts of a park, and required hardly any staff to operate, which gave amusement parks a chance to attract more people without much of a monetary investment.
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Sultana says he has hardly any savings and job opportunities in the town are scant, leaving little prospect of getting on the property ladder that has been the source of much of the wealth for many Australian baby boomers.
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TAOS, N.M. – Law enforcement officers searching a rural northern New Mexico compound for a missing 3-year-old boy didn&apost locate him but found 11 other children in filthy conditions and hardly any food, a sheriff said Saturday.
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"People detained on Lesbos and Chios have virtually no access to legal aid, limited access to services and support, and hardly any information about their current status or possible fate," said Amnesty Deputy Director for Europe Gauri van Gulik.
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IT'S SO FASCINATING TO ME HOW ABUNDANT THAT IDEA IS IF U LOOK HARD ENOUGH, & YET IT DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A NAME & HARDLY ANY OF THESE GUYS N GALS HUNG OUT TOGETHER, OR EVEN LIVED IN THE SAME COUNTRY.
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"For a year now, the German economy has been only crawling forward," Unicredit analyst Andreas Rees said, adding there was hardly any improvement in sight for the second half of 2019 as there were many uncertainties for German exporters.
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Voters across Europe see it like this: the banks crashed the global economy and were then bailed out with taxpayers' money, but hardly any bankers went to jail and workers haven't had a meaningful pay increase for a decade.
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"We are disappointed that the yearslong proceedings have ended with no fine for Gazprom, no compensation for affected companies, and with hardly any meaningful concessions on Gazprom's side," Poland's minister for European affairs, Konrad Szymanski, said in a statement.
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Speaking at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland, Speth said it was impossible to be concerned about the prospect of a brewing trade war at this stage because "hardly any" information on how it would play out was available.
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Alicia Glen, the city's deputy mayor for housing and economic development, said Amazon would probably get hardly any tax breaks if it chose to locate its second headquarters in Midtown or Lower Manhattan, the city's two traditional business centers.
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There's hardly any question as to Frederick's view of the dubious ethics of drone warfare, and little room to doubt her stance on the sorry state of nature: an adjoining pulp painting is simply printed with the word FORGOTTEN.
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This would be the biggest winter storm of the season so far (named "Jonas" by The Weather Channel), providing a rude awakening to a region that saw a record warm December and hardly any snow at all so far this winter.
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There are no official statistics on the number of women wearing a burqa - which covers the face and body - in Germany but Aiman Mazyek, leader of its Central Council of Muslims, has said hardly any women wear it in the country.
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The arrests caused something of a public backlash against the McDonald's promotional games once the restaurant's millions of customers realized that Jacobson's scheme had ensured that the games had produced hardly any legitimate winners for the better part of a decade.
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The Indian markets are currently seeing a classic case of a P/E expansion phase in the market where there is hardly any earnings growth over the past four years, but they have been touching new highs based on hope.
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I try not to run the A/C unless absolutely necessary because it saves money and (hopefully) reduces climate change a bit, but I also feel bad when my husband is sweating with hardly any clothes on and no covers.
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That's true whether you have a lot of hair, or if you're fair and have hardly any to begin with, because pulling the hair in this way destroys the hair follicle at the root, leaving it more fragile than before.
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Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, who declined to be interviewed by the committee, said in an 11-page statement that he had "hardly any" contacts with Russians during the campaign and that he "did not remember" the Trump Tower meeting.
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But based on all of the reports, rumors, and images out there, the iPhone 11 doesn't look much different from the iPhone XS, which was hardly any different from the year-prior iPhone X.In short, the iPhone has gotten boring.
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For the workers, who swung sledgehammers and hauled debris for months on end with the barest of training or protective gear, covering their mouths with sleeves amid clouds of shimmering and potentially toxic dust, it was hardly any bargain at all.
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Later that same day came the explanation of the press-conference charade, though hardly any U.S. news outlets carried it prominently: Israel bombed a storage base in Syria where Iran was keeping munitions, in an attack that killed at least 16.
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While some argue that she is now more dangerous than ever because of growing crowds and poor regulations, the truth is that hardly any of the deaths on Everest over the past three years were caused by either of these issues.
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The challenge of passing the time during an unseasonably hot week, with hardly any bathing opportunities, eased up a bit on Tuesday night, when some 20 campers gathered around an iPad to watch England play Colombia in the World Cup.
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But New Jersey is a hierarchical state politically, and the senator is expected to win renomination easily, since his only challenge is from a little-known candidate who's raised hardly any money, and the state party has stood behind him.
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Just because celebrities aren't physically there — and it seemed like hardly any were — doesn't mean that the pop culture machine stops turning, and just because Grande wasn't at "music's biggest night" doesn't mean that 2019 won't continue being her year.
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"I often made him unhappy by my reluctance to take summary action on some perceived outrage; on the other hand, if I instantly had taken Gil's advice, hardly any of our present managing editors would still be employed, nor would I."
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"There's hardly any transpartisan think tank in town who has defined it as their mission to actually reassess some of the first principles of American foreign policy," said Bacevich, whose son Andrew, an Army lieutenant, was killed in Iraq in 2007.
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In Morgan City, once a big shrimp town and the site of the Shrimp and Petroleum Festival, there are hardly any shrimp left; those that remain have been pushed into the Gulf of Mexico thanks to an overflowing Atchafalaya River.
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But in recent decades, as courts and regulators tussled over what, exactly, constitutes an employee, "we've made it harder to hire, even as it's gotten easier to become Uber, a company that succeeds with hardly any formal employees," Mr. Cass said.
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The Australian fund manager said it now expected to achieve the bottom end of the full-year 2019 normalised net profit before tax guidance range of A$545 million to A$565 million, and warned of hardly any growth in 2020 as well.
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"There is hardly any terrestrial area on this globe where spiders would be missing," wrote the researchers, Martin Nyffeler of the University of Basel and Klaus Birkhofer of Lund University in Sweden and the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg in Germany.
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On the streets of big Chinese cities, the most eye-catching development is the surge in electric bikes, which cause far less congestion than cars and hardly any pollution, though their owners' traffic etiquette is as poor as that of any car driver.
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The 31-year-old son of Clint Eastwood, who usually sports hardly any facial hair aside from an occasional tiny bit of scruff, showed up at the Li-Ning show at fall/winter 2018 New York Fashion Week with a totally new look.
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" (Translation: it's tough to make money selling drones, especially when you're selling hardly any.) The company also blamed the decision on new regulations being mooted in Europe and the US that it claimed would "reduce the total addressable market in the years ahead.
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If you're working with a low or no budget, then you don't want to write something set in a castle (unless you have access to one of course) or somewhere that's going to cost you loads of money for hardly any time.
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Just as the rise of migration has led to far-right gains across Europe, playing to fears helped Zeman in his re-election as the issue was important to many voters, even though hardly any refugees ever entered the central European country.
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But with Trump still receiving very low marks from minority voters, and facing historically low ratings for a Republican president among white-collar whites, he can afford hardly any defection from the blue-collar and older whites that have been his staunchest supporters.
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I know, it sounds crazy, given that there are hardly any bitcoin-related or cannabis company stocks, but Repetto noted that Ameritrade and ETrade in their January earnings calls said 9 percent to 10 percent of trades were coming from these areas.
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In November, when I visited the human rights division of the Rio Branco government, which oversees migration issues in Acre, the head of mission assured me that "very few" migrants—hardly any, really—passed through on their way to the United States.
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"I was in a funny mood" is the best Leah can do to explain the night in question, although the world has a lot of terms for what to call a woman who offers sex for money, hardly any of them complimentary.
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Only a few robotic probes have braved the journey through its punishing atmosphere, and fewer still survived to transmit information from the ground, so there is hardly any direct evidence of the complex variations in temperatures, pressures, and airstreams from those nether reaches.
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But look at this headline and tell me whether you expect a cogent argument to follow below: You read above that hardly any companies will be affected — 17, by O'Rielly's count — and that they can expect to save 7 hours each this year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PITTSBURGH — There are hardly any figures in the Alison Knowles exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art, but the presence of bodies, especially that of the artist, resonates throughout the prints, scroll books, and multimedia installations.
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It is a perfect example of how a big themed grid can still be evenly difficult — there were hardly any soft spots today, easy-ish chunks of fill that can be a little boring on a Sunday when there are so many entries.
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Viewed in a different light — with, yes, more hindsight — it actually seems rather remarkable that Santorum, a little-known ex-senator who lost reelection by 20 points and raised hardly any money, managed to win 11 states over the clear party favorite.
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These Americans are, of course, white, and are more likely than not to reside outside big, racially diverse metropolitan areas — because racial animosity and fear of immigration always seem to be strongest in places where there are few nonwhites and hardly any immigrants.
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Or you may see it as the season of poison ivy, yellow jackets, sunburn and any number of other hazards waiting for us when we go outdoors, in hardly any clothes, and attempt to enjoy some balmy goodness without coming to grievous harm.
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While Mr. Son has pledged to provide a quarter of the fund himself, hardly any of the money comes from investors in the United States — with the exception of several nominal $1 billion investments, including from Apple, Qualcomm and Larry Ellison of Oracle.
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The process led us to understand the fundamental fact of a unionized workplace versus a non-unionized one: In the former, you have some power to make your workplace what you want it to be, and in the latter you have hardly any.
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Together they do little to support the countless words that have been written about either the moral benefits of reading fiction or the centrality of storytelling to human nature; hardly any refer to lessons learned, and seldom do they even allude to plot.
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Yes, Republicans have gamed and broken the machinery of democracy to enact a nightmarish form of minority rule, but there's hardly any need to spin up that dreadful engine while Democrats steadfastly refuse to use the tools the Constitution has given them.
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Jon Clark's masterful lighting picks out the characters and throws their shimmering silhouettes against the back wall of Soutra Gilmour's gorgeous if largely unadorned set: With the exception of a few chairs, there are hardly any props to get in the way.
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At first, that brightness was what drew me in; hardly any stores in Manhattan were open on Thanksgiving Day that year, and in the dark and eerily quiet city, Old Navy had risen up out of the darkness like a cozy lighthouse.
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BERLIN, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Structural reforms rather than debt relief will help Greece to achieve sustainable growth and stay in the euro zone because rates and repayment are putting hardly any burden on its budget, Gerany's finance minister was quoted as saying on Sunday.
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It's a central juggernaut in the geek-culture landscape, and the fandom is so longstanding and voracious, a prominent role in a Star Wars film can guide, and often define, an actor's entire career — especially a newcomer with hardly any mainstream projects under their belt.
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There's basically no chance this Jump-themed NES will get a release in the US — first because hardly any Americans will have read any of these manga (with a couple exceptions) and second because even fewer will have played the Famicom games associated with them.
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The chunky, low-powered vehicles, made by Bajaj Auto Ltd , are billed as a greener alternative to ordinary cars and India's ubiquitous 3-wheel auto rickshaws, sometimes called tuk-tuks, which are cheap but give passengers hardly any protection from petrol fumes and monsoon rains.
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Given that money markets <0#FF:> are pricing in only about a 50 percent chance of a rate hike by the Fed in June, with hardly any significant likelihood in April factored in, signs of a tightening in the next quarter could rattle financial markets.
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A survey of a random sample of members of the AEA, by Ann Mari May and Mary McGarvey of the University of Nebraska and Robert Whaples of Wake Forest University, found that hardly any men believed professional opportunities for economics faculty are tilted against women.
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Todd Young and allies have effectively painted him as a disconnected politician who has spent hardly any time in Indiana since he left the Senate six years ago and is more interested in making money and pleasing corporate interests than serving the people of Indiana.
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"These new missiles are mobile, hard to detect, nuclear capable, can reach European cities and they have hardly any warning time at all so they reduce the threshold for any potential use of nuclear weapons in a conflict," NATO's Jens Stoltenberg told the BBC.
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While it's not quite as egregious as last year with the Pixel 33, there's hardly any mystery left surrounding the Pixel 3a or 3a XL. At this point, we already know what it looks like and even what the promotional materials will look like too.
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In some ways, Crossan seems like an unlikely candidate to snag some of music's big names on his first go-round; his native Guernsey is a four-hour ferry ride from the British mainland, and it has hardly any clubs, DJs, or electronic music.
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He's one of 20133 people to die in immigration detention since 2000, and hardly any information has been released about what happened to him, prompting callsfor greater transparency and oversight of the CBSA, which has wide latitude in how it can deal with non-citizens.
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In a moment when we're finally pushing back on the idea that beautiful and camera-ready mean white, and insisting that on screen representations do better at reflecting the demographics of the real world, hardly any shows depict the size diversity among us as well.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity is expected to have shrunk for the sixth month in October, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting hardly any let up in pressure on the domestic and export sectors from slowing global demand and a trade war with the United States.
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There is hardly any parking at the new station stops for people who want to drive from their homes to the train; part of the reason for that is the idea that development will cluster along the lines, but part was to save money.
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In the first kind, except for Fayaway, who's about as real as a mermaid, there are hardly any women, and, in the second kind, there's just the "one big, threatening woman," as John Updike put it, a glomming together of Melville's wife, mother, and sisters.
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Mr. Xi "has shown the world that he can scrap decades of institutional building with hardly any public dissent from the elite," Victor Shih, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who studies elite Chinese politics, said by email after the vote.
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That was the day a crew from the I.R.A. blew it up in an act of sabotage so surgically efficient no one was hurt, hardly any damage was done to the surrounding buildings and the admiral's head was lopped off clean as a chicken's.
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There's hardly any real sex in young adult books, and when it happens, it's largely couched in the utopian dreams or the finger-wagging object lessons of the world we hope for, rather than the messy, risky, delicious and heartbreaking one we live in.
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Yet despite the presence of health teams at all of the country's airports, and the use of masks by all passport control officers as of Saturday, a day earlier hardly any were wearing masks, according to Jawad al Musawi, an orthopedist and member of Parliament.
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On this night, members of the city's tiny and roughly 2,200-year-old Jewish community (12,000 people in Rome, hardly any of whom live in the now exclusive ghetto area) replaced tourists on a street protected with extra machine-gun toting Carabinieri, Italy's national police.
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Dalio, who is worth $18.7 billion, according to Forbes, said Tuesday that one of the most important strategies he used to go from having "hardly any money" to rich and successful was taking into account the opinions of smart people who disagree with him.
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Their decision to do so, even though hardly any Republicans have shown support for the impeachment inquiry, is essentially an admission that they will not actually manage to remove Trump from office — and that they doubt any newly unearthed facts would change that outcome.
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What hardly any Israelis will consider, though, and virtually no influential voices in the West will publicly suggest, is that Israel — not Hezbollah in Lebanon, nor Hamas in Gaza, nor the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria — is provoking the next war.
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"That's a big thing that we've had to take into consideration, because obviously running Android, we could we have the ability to put a lot of Android Wear apps with hardly any tweaking," Joe Santucci, the product director for Ubiquiti Networks, told me back in June.
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With her 3-year-old daughter from a previous relationship and a soon-to-be newborn baby in tow, Deavan must overcome all obstacles in hopes of moving with her children to South Korea to be with someone she's spent hardly any time with in person.
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While North American carriers are expected to account for more than half of this year's industry profits, Latin American economies have been hurt by the fall in oil prices and the region's carriers are seeing hardly any decline of fuel costs due to slumping exchange rates.
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Even though there is hardly any methane in the Martian atmosphere, he says the most recent spike observed by Curiosity, which registered 21 parts per billion, would be more than enough for the Trace Gas Orbiter to tease apart these methane ratios and point to their origin.
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BERLIN, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Britain's vote to leave the EU so far had hardly any impact on the German economy, but it is worth fighting for the goal to keep the country in the bloc, the head of Germany's council of economic experts said on Wednesday.
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And though he raised hardly any cash, and got little outside support or media coverage — except from talk radio hosts like Laura Ingraham and Mark Levin — Brat shocked the political world by winning by double digits and taking down the likely next speaker of the House.
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Dilum Ranjana, who owns a foot spa in the fort city of Galle in the south, said he had to fire three of seven employees and postpone plans to open a second branch because he was getting hardly any income in the past couple of months.
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In the late 1990s, when my research team asked employers in Southern California to explain why hardly any United States-born people applied for jobs held by immigrants in their companies, a common response was that native workers lacked the specialized skills needed to perform the work.
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"However, in a country like Bangladesh, where rice accounts for about 70% of the daily consumed kilocalories of the population, there are hardly any alternatives to meet their nutrient requirements," wrote Kristie L. Ebi of the University of Washington, who was also involved in the study.
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But 77 percent of black Americans, according to the Post-Ipos poll, said Trump's efforts deserve "only some," or "hardly any" credit for the current low rate of black unemployment while he is working to cut the social safety net, from ObamaCare to Medicaid and food stamps.
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West Virginia doesn't look quite like any other place—hardly any flat land, because the densely wooded hills are crushed so close together there's barely room for a road between them—and its confining closeness forms a kind of physical bond between people who find it familiar.
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Given that money markets <0#FF:> are pricing in only about a 50-percent chance of a rate hike by the Fed in June, with hardly any likelihood of an April hike factored in, any signs of a tightening in the next quarter could rattle financial markets.
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Still, though Gillick's overview of contemporary art cites hardly any actual artists or artworks, he gives the impression of being shrewdly sensitive — if I can borrow Hyperallergic's slogan — to art and its discontents, and that's why, despite everything, I like and have learned from this book.
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The problem with the vice presidency is that unless Trump makes it crystal clear that Mike Pence and only Mike Pence is in charge of policy, Pence will be pretty powerless to get his way on anything, because he, as mentioned, will have hardly any formal powers.
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