The licensing regime around Uber and its ilk is complicated.
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If not, Mr Bolsonaro and his ilk have a chance.
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Of course, this isn't the only comment of that ilk.
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Facebook and its ilk are exploiting and weaponizing our anxieties.
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Same with nutmeg and ginger and cloves and their ilk.
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Lambda School and its ilk have excited plenty of investors.
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I view this whistleblower group as of the same ilk.
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The bonefishing at El Pescador was of a different ilk.
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The 570GT is quiet for a car of this ilk.
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"Temblores" begins where other dramas of its ilk might end.
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Surprise appearances by olives and their ilk provide extra variety.
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Most shows of this ilk are dominated by father issues.
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When Uber and its ilk entered the market, they unwittingly gave
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These are rules, in short, that Sanders and his ilk like.
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It works just like any other communications tool of this ilk.
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Previously, UKIP had steered clear of Mr Robinson and his ilk.
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Pizza Hut, Domino's, Papa John's, and their ilk were the heretics.
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Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and their ilk will almost surely balk.
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Were Prozac and its ilk the new opiate of the masses?
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Both these plays qualify as farces, albeit of a literate ilk.
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The iPad and its ilk are all about the pretty colors.
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The future shouldn't belong to the Front National and its ilk.
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He is at home with authoritarian thugs; he recognizes their ilk.
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The tyranny of Billy Sunday and his ilk proved short-lived.
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In this split, Orban and his ilk are in the ascendancy.
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How often do Alexa and her ilk listen to your conversations?
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Al-Qarni and his ilk have a lot to apologize for.
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And Mr. Gorka and his ilk will be responsible our loss.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, and his ilk should be ashamed.
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Bryan and Butler's resistance to infernal pseudoscience, but they and their ilk
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Could Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and their ilk give life to indie movies?
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"Actually it underscores the need for Trump and his ilk to go."
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China's leaders do not have to respect Mr Trump and his ilk.
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All these people it's like they're made out of the same ilk.
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This doesn't mean that Milo and his ilk own the Republican Party.
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White supremacists and their ilk see diversity as a threat, Segal said.
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They are hot dads of the same ilk but from different generations.
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J. and Rian come from the same ilk in terms of creativity.
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"America the Beautiful doesn't need you or your ilk," Patrick Scroggin wrote.
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Before AOL Instant Messenger and its ilk, one sentence usually followed another.
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All along, Uber and its ilk have insisted they are software companies.
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Mr. Ubben is also considered politer than many of his aggressive ilk.
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If he is, then Zimmerman and her ilk will continue to lose.
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Why does Togetherness succeed where so many other shows of its ilk fail?
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"They both are in the same ilk, in the same vein," Hitchcock said.
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Mr Patel is thought to be of similar ilk to his current boss.
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Perhaps UIA and its ilk might look to another ex-Soviet nation: Latvia.
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Derrida, Paul de Man, Michel Foucault and their ilk had been busy costuming
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Euphemisms of this kind just draw guffaws from Mr Trump and his ilk.
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Magic Stone and its ilk allow the two to go hand in hand.
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If you're new to this crafty ilk of puzzle, Deb recommends this guide.
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Did there used to be more pizzerias of this neighborhood of similar ilk?
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It was a lot more grounded than some other movies of its ilk.
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Admittedly, CPAC's exiles now have other options to network with their political ilk.
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Plenty of people were impressed, among them designers of an altogether different ilk.
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Hungary's Viktor Orban and others of his ilk are emulating closed-society dictatorships.
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Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich has a soft spot for players of their ilk.
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The Obama administration and their ilk are doing everything they can to undermine him.
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Combined with pleasantly sharp handling, it's much more entertaining than most of its ilk.
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To hear and see more videos of this ilk, check out this Twitter account.
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You have to cherish it and play it to the ilk, and he did.
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The new term for liberal men used by the alt-right and their ilk.
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Either way, Listen Bar and its ilk aren't trying to be everything to everyone.
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I grew up down here, and I would definitely count myself in that ilk.
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Who played there: Jamie T, Bat For Lashes, Babyshambles and people of that ilk.
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Until then, Lime and its ilk have been banned from operating in the city.
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And Alexa and her ilk are only going to get more and more powerful.
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If that were not enough, bitcoin and its ilk have another fatal economic problem.
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Unlike Wonga and its ilk, ZestMoney is very much a consumer-centric loans company.
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That's at the heart of the false choice Conway and her ilk are selling.
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Let his ilk be symbols of a past that we must expose and eliminate.
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Donald J. Trump is of a radically different ilk and temperament from past presidents.
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Share folders in iCloud Drive: iCloud is catching up with Dropbox and its ilk.
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Politics makes sense as a second career move for movie stars and their ilk.
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So I'm a producer of some ilk, whether that's executive producer or just producer.
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Instead, they might consider how very real Siri and her ilk seem to them.
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Chime and its ilk all want to eventually move into lending and other businesses.
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What kinds of comedy are Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers and their ilk not into?
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We're lucky to live in times that produce creations and performances of this ilk.
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Homeowners use cameras and their ilk to passively monitor their neighborhoods and each other.
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Megyn and her ilk may follow the bitter road that leads out of Washington.
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But consider what Limbaugh and his ilk are suggesting -- from a purely logistical perspective.
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Of course, as Spencer and his ilk would say, this could just be taqiyya.
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The disruption that Mr. Trump and his ilk represent can, theoretically, be a good thing.
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For one, there's no white savior, a trope that still dominates movies of this ilk.
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No hardware manufacturer of its ilk has previously been able to pull off the trick.
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The Wedding Date and its ilk are providing a similar awakening for non-romance readers.
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Netanyahu, Rubio and their ilk believe Iran will use the windfall to do its worst.
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Can the GOP be wrested free from the grip of Fox News and its ilk?
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I think a lot of the guys in the band are from that same ilk.
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What is it about the cupcake and its ilk which is inextricably linked to women?
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That's not to suggest that bitcoin and its ilk are the next Webvan or Pets.
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Despite these legal gaps, bitcoin and its ilk are subject to at least some regulation.
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Because unlike others of its ilk, this phyllo torte is an absolute cinch to make.
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"I'm very much against waterboarding and electric torture and anything of that ilk," he added.
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" Whenever his ilk is being called out by the left, they're being labeled as "Nazis.
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So let's appreciate what Glenn and his ilk gave us and let's build on it.
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Like most pitchers of his ilk, Tekulve wasn't able to throw harder than 90 m.p.h.
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The offenses of Rush Limbaugh and his ilk are as personal as they are political.
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And those comics from Stan Lee and his ilk also helped me ease my transition.
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Williamson, no fan of Trump, responded with a withering attack on Garbutt and its ilk.
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None of this leaves people any less eager to bet on bitcoin and its ilk.
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Chanel's decision to hire from within is somewhat unusual for a brand of its ilk.
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Big Mouth reflects a gender parity that's not quite present in other shows of its ilk.
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Dixon, and DJs of his ilk, are totems of cultural conservatism—safe choices for safe people.
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It is a position that pushes back against the privileged views of artists of Fischl's ilk.
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There are the obvious Bernie ilk, who shed their winter jackets to display Sanders campaign shirts.
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Sodini is an extreme case, but he embodies the lies peddled by Roosh and his ilk.
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But Airbnb and its ilk have shown travellers that there is a virtue to the latter.
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Game of Thrones' season opening episodes are almost never regarded as the best of their ilk.
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In recent years hardline Islamists have become increasingly assertive, railing against deviants, heretics and their ilk.
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Sportsmanship of that ilk is so much harder to come by in this more attritional age.
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But then I feel the show knows me and my media-obsessed ilk almost too well.
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Still, given Amazon's consumer product focus, it might be difficult to navigate around its ilk completely.
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On top of that, today's space-and-pace NBA largely ignores big men of his ilk.
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Twitter and its ilk, for their part, have continued to do pretty much nothing about this.
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He understands how to entice the media and their fascination with the Kardashians and their ilk.
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There is surely no coming back from this, at least not for Hoverboards and their ilk.
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That means it's more likely that the core of the demonstrators are of a different ilk.
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But may god forgive the literary critic who swallows the guff of Twenge and her ilk.
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Perhaps Jaime, who has been sympathetic to the Starks and their ilk, will play a role?
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Over the last eight years, Brown and those of his ilk have never wanted for material.
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Maybe they're dweebs who enjoy hanging with the jocks more than their own pencil-pushing ilk.
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The Angels, on the other hand, are designed to ward off good vibes of every ilk.
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Dictators like Viktor Orban and their anti-Semitic ilk cannot be allowed to harvest their crimes.
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And like all memes of its ilk, it's much more than the sum of its parts.
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Sports fans of any ilk love the drama of someone trying to rewrite the record book.
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Yet for a certain ilk of would-be campers, material things make the experience more alluring.
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You have done your duty, Mulvaney, and now you and your ilk should resign in peace.
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In the beginning, like the other bands of their ilk, Al-Bara'em only covered English songs.
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Depending on our theological ilk, we lever-press at resisting temptation to attain paradise post-mortem.
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" Sex tracking apps and their ilk "simplify highly personal and subjective experiences to commensurable data points.
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Somehow I didn't see myself going arm-in-arm in public with ladies of that ilk.
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But we knew he had worked with My Bloody Valentine and Ride, bands of the same ilk.
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It's rich, tender and soulful, and if there's an album of this ilk coming, we're all ears.
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She designates this similarity with the Old English term ilk, which provided the title for this exhibition.
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The more you engage with a particular kind of post, the more you will see its ilk.
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But on a micro level, there is a difference between the Padres and others of their ilk.
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"There will be tougher battles ahead with the discounters," Euromonitor International's Benton cautioned Tesco and its ilk.
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Though, unlike other streaming services of its ilk, Parsec's goal isn't the elimination of gaming PCs entirely.
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" Sanders and his ilk, according to Williamson, "do not understand Denmark, or America, or much of anything.
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But it doesn't leave Donald Trump, or people of that ilk, feeling that way in the least.
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" At least, not until Jenner and some of her reality-TV ilk have mastered this "fame thing.
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Cars of Bugatti's ilk never go down in price, but the innovations that they pioneer often do.
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If Britain is to leave the negotiating chamber with its pockets unpicked, their ilk is sorely needed.
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But how blockchain applies to the real world, apart from bitcoin and its ilk, often remains unclear.
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O'Keefe and his ilk have been far less successful, though, in exposing alleged bias in the media.
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The Islamic State and its ilk are brutal to gay people, whom they treat in unthinkable ways.
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There was an entire section of the store devoted to scented candles and goods of that ilk.
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By appeasing the TLP and its ilk, Pakistan could hasten the very destabilization it hopes to avoid.
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YH: Because TechStars and 500 Startups [and their ilk] are great programs and they aren't statistically different.
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Not to say the people in the band aren't good, but they just aren't the same ilk.
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Homage to figures like Ida B. Wells, Shirley Chisholm, Fannie Lou Hamer, and their ilk feels sparse.
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What set the series apart from others of its ilk was its impeccable cast, direction, and writing.
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IT and its ilk used to be like rollercoasters: brief, make-believe jaunts into dread and grief.
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Then there are the legitimate complaints about Facebook and its ilk already knowing too much about users.
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Hold a counter-rally outside of where Mr. Spencer is speaking to protest him and his ilk.
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But Neons and their ilk shouldn't be a part of any discussion where actual emotions are involved.
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The potent, perverse and pervasive ideology of ISIS and its ilk does not operate in a vacuum.
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Bannon wants to cleanse the Republican Party of elected officials he believes are not of his ilk.
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Despite their heterosexual aspirations, the Pilgrims found that sodomy just refused to stop happening among their ilk.
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It began when Trump was elected, when Paul Krugman and his ilk then predicted of course, economic collapse.
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Just kill it, smash its eggs, and leave its broken body as a warning to all its ilk.
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I don't know if the Thin White Duke experienced anything of a similar ilk in his own life.
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I'm the one in the band that has the bag dubbed "monstro bag" or something of that ilk.
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But at its best, it displays a profound empathy that's lacking in most other shows of its ilk.
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A New Hope and its ilk occur in a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
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In its short lifetime, the Power Trip has developed an outsize reputation among businesswomen of a certain ilk.
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And nowhere are there more histrionics about these issues than junk bonds and their ilk (say, bank loans).
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CCA and their ilk continue to place their taxpayer-funded profits ahead of human dignity and human lives.
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This, perhaps, is the deepest reason why Scarborough and his ilk are so eager to kick the young.
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The government criminalized my ilk, painting an image of me and those like me as violent and ruthless.
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The author is not dead, contra Roland Barthes—but how, then, to deal with Naipaul and his ilk?
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That Mr. Kaczynski and his ilk have no regard for the rule of law has long been obvious.
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Echo and its ilk do, however, share a crucial trait with their imaginary forebears: They illuminate the times.
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Instead, the sales by Mr. Silver and his ilk seem more purely related to the current consumer culture.
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Similar in consistency to other hot sauces of its ilk, it melded with butter for the wings' bath.
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" The threat from the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and their ilk was demoted to third, in green: "Low.
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The prominence of the Freedom Caucus and its ilk is only guaranteed by adherence to this very rule.
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So all we are left with are those astounding violin works, that sublime Mass and their Bachian ilk.
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Ransomware of Locky's ilk encrypts files and forces users to pay a ransom to have their files decrypted.
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The monster and its ilk might seem like "a pleasant backwater in the history of mathematics," he said.
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And it's this feature that Susteren is hoping will provide some public feedback for Franken and his ilk.
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But, ironically, after spending so much time with Jack and his ilk, Tupac had begun to feel invincible.
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"The act of engaging in organized crime was committed when these people showed up in our fair county with the intent to show themselves as a show of force, both the Cossacks and their ilk and the Bandidos and their ilk," said Michael Jarrett, a prosecutor in Mr. Reyna's office.
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For years, the problem with Fitbits, Garmins, Apple Watches, and their ilk has been that they aren't addictive enough.
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Racing, Motorsport Manager tells us, is actually tough, grueling work, and Forza Horizon 3 and its ilk be damned.
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All the dictators of Franco's ilk have vanished from Europe - Hitler, Mussolini - and were not honored with such tombs.
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But farmed fish, particularly salmon and their ilk, are fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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By comparison, Coinbase charges anywhere from 1.4 percent to 4 percent to buy and sell bitcoin and its ilk.
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Its failure, like many of its ilk, is rooted in the juxtaposition, or rather imposition, of Africa and China.
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The skewered climate change article is hardly the only one of its ilk to grace the pages of Breitbart.
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After years of mocking Apple and its ilk, the company's inevitably eating a bit of crow on this one.
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Moreover, the NBA was rapidly moving back-to-the-basket big men of his ilk to diminished bench roles.
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That said, it's unlikely that all of the price increase will go directly toward Bright 2 and its ilk.
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Hence the rise of active and independent central banks and the near-worship of Alan Greenspan and his ilk.
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Tucker Carlson and his ilk are wrong about the truth of climate change, but they're right about Bill Nye.
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These decisions, and others of their ilk, have had profound consequences on the people we're electing to lead us.
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"Â "It has to be remembered that Bitcoin and its ilk are opening up a new arena of finance.
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It's not clear, however, if it will swiftly remove a figure of Jones's ilk without a larger public campaign.
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Good thing I'm enough of a nerd to create a massive Spotify playlist that encompasses everything of this ilk.
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"To Know You Is To Love You" and its ilk are spotless hug-your-friends moments to end on.
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More women are emboldened and share their own experiences with the predator du jour or another of his ilk.
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It's not enough for these freedom backers like the Koch brothers that their ilk controls much of the media.
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But the ads all remind me that 23andMe and its ilk are offering up individual histories as a product.
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In fact, another stage show of this ilk got the ball rolling (and is now a competitor of sorts).
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The Brexit Party leader and his ilk "should never be allowed anywhere near government", declared one senior Tory source.
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And to him and his ilk I say you're absolutely right, I am glad ... Well, in part that is.
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"History has perhaps taught Mr. Wilders and his ilk how effectively xenophobia and bigotry can be weaponized," he said.
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Gleefully deadpan, these chromogenic prints depict narrative tableaus with sausages, cigarette butts, and their non-human ilk as protagonists.
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Spencer and his ilk describe themselves as the "alt-right," a deceptively anodyne term that masks an ugly white supremacism.
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But it's unprecedented for the president of the United States to promote the views of conspiracy theorists and their ilk.
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While it's unclear why Joe and his vanished ilk were kicked off of Bachelorette, social media definitely played some role.
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"We are not afraid anymore, and there is no room in this world for men of this ilk," she writes.
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Maple is only the latest of its ilk to fall behind the punishing margins of the food delivery business model.
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He repeatedly called ADT and its ilk "marketing companies" on our call, whereas Ring is a product and "mission" company.
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It's fun and colorful, a special-effects extravaganza that somehow feels friendlier and homier than most films of its ilk.
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All the insatia (Ph) was relationships the leaks and the self-profiteering by people like John Brennan and his ilk.
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Click Hide advert to never see its ilk again or This advert is useful to see more along similar lines.
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And when a president like Trump does that, he really is starting to remake the party more in his ilk.
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But shipping in a bunch of tech workers and their ilk could also mean even higher rent and worse gentrification.
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Siri, Alexa, Cortana, and their ilk are meant to be broad AI, able to handle a variety of different tasks.
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Curiouser still is how Unforgettable and its ilk court and yet refuse to engage with the recurrent question of race.
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Countless adolescents, both young and old, have discovered the joys of angst through the writings of Sartre and his ilk.
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He created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a real watchdog that has been gutted by Trump and his ilk.
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The over-distance emphasis popularized by Chavoor and his ilk has been replaced by shorter sets performed at race pace.
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Mr. Wehner and his ilk will succeed in reshaping their party only by splitting with Mr. Trump and his supporters.
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But where his ilk often do so with a helping of disturbing irony (see: Tobacco, HEALTH), World Eater scraps that.
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"On one hand, Sandberg and her ilk see feminism as the handmaiden of capitalism," they write early in the book.
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Is it acceptable for them to get blind drunk and dance till dawn during an international competition of this ilk?
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In this edition, we hear from a New York City-based sommelier about the bad habits common to his ilk.
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The numbers underscore the difficulties that Uber and companies of its ilk face when trying to build and expand globally.
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It's not that he and his ilk don't get the dangers of heating up the planet to the breaking point.
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Some photographers of his ilk have switched to Instax, another Fuji instant film widely available at stores like Urban Outfitters.
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If left in command, it will pave the way for Ted Cruz and others of his and Mr. Trump's ilk.
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Our ilk is in a bad way, and not only because of the fanatical, desperate militarism represented by the Colonel.
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But as with the rise of Amazon and its ilk, what we gain in convenience gets counterbalanced by losses elsewhere.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's easy enough to identify bitcoin and its ilk as being caught up in a speculative mania.
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If the road warrior and his ilk suddenly got their own couturier, this is what their wardrobes would look like.
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This is not the first time taxi drivers have tried to beat Uber and its ilk at their own game.
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But Jambo, and a few others of its ilk, including the nearby Afro Deli and St. Paul's Alimama's, are anomalous.
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Their major goal was to keep the government from regulating their businesses, just like the Koch brothers and their ilk today.
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If Adjustment Day's premise sounds like something Richard Spencer or someone of his ilk might dream up, you aren't far off.
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Stephens and his ilk really did help create Trump — and they're completely blind to the way in which they did it.
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At the Republican convention, Trump and his ilk pushed the idea — with the obvious suggestion that the country was great before.
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A strong emotional reaction is less spoilery when it's say, Coco, or another member of the emotionally exhausting Disney/Pixar ilk.
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And that sort of environmental degradation actually is likely to happen because of Gaetz and his ilk, regardless of his bill.
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But as Airbnb and its ilk have become more popular, so they have become another obvious target in towns like Barcelona.
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Both are splendid ideas, though they resemble pea-shooters against the bombast of Donald Trump, Hungary's Viktor Orban and their ilk.
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Resisting that, rather than fretting about illiberalism, must be where the opponents of Mr Orban and his ilk devote their efforts.
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There's still an opportunity for my fellow Republican brethren to stand up, reject Trump's ilk and live to fight another day.
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Scammers, from Charles Ponzi to Bernie Madoff to Ms Holmes and her ilk, have long been a feature of American life.
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Board games are mainly a middle-class pursuit, although Ludo, draughts and their ilk are also popular among the less educated.
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Nonetheless, he will need to win the voters now backing Mr Ford and his ilk at the next election in 2019.
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But, as I reported last year and Motherboard wrote Tuesday, Apple and its ilk lobby against these bills when they're introduced.
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Conservatives maintain a change of this ilk could lead to the advent of female succession, unthinkable to some of Japan's traditionalists.
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As with most shows of this ilk, Flaked is, on some level, about a wounded man who's trying to become whole.
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But Grey and her ilk earn their fame through years of heavy content production and effective image building within the industry.
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Trump supporters are sending me messages threatening to send me & my "ilk" to the gas chambers & writing hashtags like "#sieg hiel".
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The "eat whatever you want, run around, blast music" ideal portrayed to us in films like Risky Business and the ilk.
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"We're not an Islamic state," complains a Qatari cleric in a state-funded Islamic centre, who says his ilk are oppressed.
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As hateful as it may seem to Sanders and his ilk, there have to be consequences to debtors for behaving irresponsibly.
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Once he went to a hospital, but the staff made it clear, he says, that he and his ilk were unwelcome.
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The last ones standing are often small rodents, bats and their ilk — the very animals that serve as reservoirs of disease.
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It's not hard to imagine a few more Supreme Court justices of his ilk urging us to remember its original intent.
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When Trump and his ilk make immigration a bogeyman, they conveniently ignore the systemic racism blacks have been facing for decades.
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Whiley and his ilk aren't about throwing bottles or using dry ice—his focus is on what goes into the glass.
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While the Corbynites see New Labour as sellouts, Rowling and her ilk see them as a better alternative to the Tories.
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Sanctimoniously sold to us as an aid to family farmers, it's actually a gigantic windfall for Trump and his greedy ilk.
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If your team is in constant asynchronous communication via Slack and its ilk, why do you need a synchronous stand-up?
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Not long after, the Obama administration announced that the Department of Justice would no longer contract with CCA or its ilk.
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To his followers he was a freedom fighter, a modern folk hero in the ilk of Robin Hood or Che Guevara.
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If you think you've seen this one before, watch it again; it rewards repeat viewings like few films of its ilk.
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It is just that it is not one that has been constructed by migrant workers, but by him and his ilk.
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The human performers are all brilliant, but the movie belongs to its title character and her digitally conjured, genetically modified ilk.
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To detractors, though, including a new presidential administration hostile to whistleblowers of Manning's ilk, she remains no more than a traitor.
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Either way, what Johnson may have calculated was that Trump and his ilk have a bark far worse than their bite.
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And people of that ilk will be admitted one at a time with supervision and will be able to see the house.
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The Bundys and their ilk, holding democracy hostage with threats of violence, would turn these public places into their own private assets.
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And while Seventeen is mostly of the same ilk, it makes a quiet, powerful diversity play by casting an Asian love interest.
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Amazon, FedEx, and their ilk are clamoring for the right to deliver running shoes and pizza to your front lawn via quadcopters.
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One argument, familiar to anyone privy to the nativism of Donald Trump and his ilk, contends that globalization actually dilutes local cultures.
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I'm not sure "climate change isn't happening" has reached that "political fact" level, though Smith and his ilk have done their damndest.
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On one hand, I'm not quite sure how to explain what sets Girl Meets Farm apart from other shows of its ilk.
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Beyond Monopoly, Life, Battleship and their ilk, there exists a world of complex board games built on themes both mundane and fantastical.
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More than any other nature doc of its ilk, Our Planet also makes a point of reminding viewers how interconnected we are.
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Soon the old rosebush and her ilk began disappearing from English gardens, eclipsed by younger, showier hybrids that bloomed all summer long.
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It's not perfect by any stretch, but it hones in on what made games like Chrono Trigger and its ilk so remarkable.
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To some degree, everyone who appears on The Bachelorette (or any competitive reality show of similar ilk) is there to get famous.
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Otherwise, however, one is left with little beyond the crushing, overwhelming sense of futility that comes with all news of this ilk.
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That these refugees are mostly Christians appears not to matter to Sessions and his ilk; Christianity is no source for solidarity here.
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But the skeletal framework on which Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is built owes a great deal Dark Souls and its ilk.
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If we are to retain that liberty, we must reject the values of Whitehouse and his ilk in favor of the Constitution.
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Young analysts told me they were being priced out of Brooklyn, much less Manhattan, by rising hedge-fund plutocrats and their ilk.
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A challenge from Kasich or someone of his ilk would remind some voters why they voted for Trump in the first place.
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Let me be clear, there is no amount of leftist bashing of this man and his ilk, which would not be popular.
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Regarding Star Trek and it's hopeful ilk: there is a lot of value in that kind of aspirational fiction, to be certain.
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Nothing against Maleficent, Urusula, and their ilk, but the story of Danielle Koning's adoption will melt even the coldest Disney villain's heart.
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Surely the justices are not benighted enough to believe that Paul Ryan and his ilk have no idea what they are doing.
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In the longer term, however, NBCUniversal likely needs a bigger content war chest to compete against Netflix, Amazon, Apple and their ilk.
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Putin, Kim, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and their ilk already may be popping the champagne corks at news of Bolton's firing.
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Longtime commercial real estate investor Sam Zell, for example, told CNBC earlier this month that WeWork and its ilk are not innovative.
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Cargill and his ilk would like you to believe that their hands are tied on this matter, but I don't buy it.
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If Hillary Clinton and her ilk have hijacked the plane of state in this metaphor, they did it a long time ago.
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The reality of global warming, often ignored by now-President Trump and his ilk, make this eventuality more imminent, unavoidable, and terrifying.
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He's also friends with another Instagram star from a different ilk of celebrity, meme master, The Fat Jew, who also attended the wedding.
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For Stivers, said a source familiar with his thinking, it was "the increasing volume of actions" of this ilk that prompted the rebuke.
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Chávez and his ilk were extraordinarily fortunate to be in office just as the great commodity boom driven by China's industrialisation took off.
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All this is an indictment of a criminal justice system that has fed the swamp in which Mr. Trump and his ilk thrive.
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Despite the fact that most Americans want sensible and enforceable gun laws, Congress refuses to act — because of the NRA and their ilk.
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But this was the work of al Qaeda, of Bin Laden, (current al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri), and others of that ilk.
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Right now, Doggo and its ilk are made for universities and labs, but pretty soon, they'll be trotting out into the real world.
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For starters, they are looking at paper-heavy tasks like insurance claims, mortgage applications, house-sale closings, HR on-boarding — and that ilk.
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The curious thing about Renault and teams of its ilk is that they know they won't win the championship even before it starts.
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"My wife and I are of the same ilk: We're not crazy about spending, but when we do it, we do it big."
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Looking at the specs of the Razer Blade (and other laptops of its svelte ilk), the thigh roasting doesn't always feel worth it.
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The Workout app, and accompanying Activities app for iOS, is every bit as good as the software made by Fitbit and its ilk.
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Trump's ilk falls into the most harmful category of fandom—men and women who, explicitly or implicitly, uphold the structures of white supremacy.
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"This is about Donald Trump and his ilk," Ray McKinnon, a local pastor and member of the advocacy group New South Progressives, said.
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Consequently, bitcoin and its ilk will collapse, just as earlier speculative bubbles did, going back to the plunge of tulip prices in 1637.
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With "Stupid Girls," she brought feminism to the masses, infiltrating MTV, ground zero for the hyping up of Hilton, Spears, and their ilk.
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From the sound of things, however, it's going all in on its plan to beat Netflix and its ilk at their own game.
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And what's even more remarkable is that the show doesn't feel particularly dated, in the way other series of its ilk often do.
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At home and abroad, the plan must recognize the importance of preventing recruitment and undercutting the global appeal of ISIS and its ilk.
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I'm not saying Burt Reynolds (or Hal Needham, the director of "Smokey," its sequels and others of its ilk) was a Hollywood Marxist.
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Dumas, Rauch, and Yuskavage are all much-lauded (and collected) figurative painters, and there are several others in the exhibition of this ilk.
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To replace this, F21 would need someone of the ilk of former Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo or multiple F1 champion Niki Lauda.
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The Christchurch gunman, like so many of his ilk, had spent years on social media trying to advance the cause of white power.
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You can view the Stormers and their ilk as fringy "losers," as the White House strategist Stephen K. Bannon described them this week.
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Much like Monument Valley and its ilk, Builder's Journey tells its story entirely through animation and gameplay; there is no dialogue or narration.
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Summers and his ilk have been cheerleaders for globalized trade that has left the United States running 41 consecutive years of trade deficits.
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Naples has long been used to Mr Schiavone and his ilk: he is already in jail for murder, along with dozens of his colleagues.
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Because TRAPPIST-1 and stars of its ilk are much smaller and dimmer than our sun, it's unclear exactly where the habitable zone lies.
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The question is: Why has it taken until 2018 for Wintour and her ilk to plan "fashion's biggest night out" around the Catholic aesthetic?
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I think there's obviously a space and a demand for cameras of the W300's rugged ilk, but I don't think it's at $389.
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Both died in air crashes, a common demise for their ilk: Johnson, Earhart and Batten's hero Charles Kingsford Smith all met the same fate.
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"Critics frequently accuse McDonald's and its ilk of being monoliths that throw around their influential purchasing and marketing power to public harm," Chandler writes.
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The centrist newspaper editor noted that preventing Ahmadinejad and his ilk from coming to power was the entire reason they took to the streets.
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The production certainly sounds a little rough and ready now, but at the time it was quite impressive for a band of our ilk.
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But, hopefully the risk of having emboldened a gunman might cause Cernovich, Jones, and their ilk to reconsider fueling the fires of internet conspiracies.
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Some voters feel that Clinton and her ilk put the US on the frontline of the terror conflict by voting for the Iraq War.
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In other words, I'm arguing that we have entered what nerds of my ilk call the "third reverse wave of democratization" in this region.
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And the GOP, if it doesn't condemn him and his ilk now, will only further cement its status as the party of white nationalism.
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If Facebook deleted the Pages of Infowars and their ilk, it would be used as a rallying cry that Jones' claims were actually clairvoyant.
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Back then, Nielsen was what today we might call a compassionate conservative; she was a Republican, for sure, but of the Bob Dole ilk.
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That's because, so far as the Pakistani state is concerned, the risks of staring down the TLP and its ilk are simply too great.
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It's probably not a game changer, but there's something to be said if it replaces the extreme wastefulness of a Keurig and its ilk.
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Tough rightly calls out the Ivy League and its ilk for capitalizing on positive press while offering little in the way of actual change.
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Republicans would do well to stop focusing on helping the Trumps and their ilk, and instead direct their attention to assisting the middle class.
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Succeeding in Ring Fit Adventure and its ilk is as much about accruing traditional video game experience points as it is successfully performing moves.
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We want to put out records by artists who are of a similar ilk, but not put out the same record over and over.
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What makes this pasta casserole a little different from others of its cheese-laden, tomato-sauced ilk is the addition of onions and spices.
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Actually, it's not easy to make the majors at all, but for athletes of a certain ilk, it is inevitable they'll get called up.
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Louie and the other "golden age of television" shows of its ilk were often driven by the neuroses and fascinations of straight white men.
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Her nemesis is Lydia Quigley, a puffed up and powdered pseudo-lady whose pastel-toned mansion is a playground for blue-bloods and their ilk.
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Maher and his progressive ilk hate Donald Trump so much that they would sacrifice the wellbeing of the nation to see him driven from office.
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But it's a very, very good one that jumps up to being exceptional when you consider its price versus other devices of the same ilk.
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You recently signed to Saddle Creek, which is famously home to Bright Eyes, Hop Along, Cursive, and lots of other great bands of that ilk.
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To a lawyer of Randazza's ilk, as to a right-wing troll, the backlash is a virtuous feedback loop, a sign of doing something right.
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It's clear that voice is becoming a major interface, as we witness the rise of the Amazon Echo, Google Home, Siri, Cortana and their ilk.
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Educated women anger men of his ilk, and so I try to adopt broken English, but I suspect my attempt betrays my upbringing even more.
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It is one they could barely have imagined four years ago, when those other titans, of the footballing ilk, were last challenging for global glory.
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But it is local rate policies, like the sharp cut in net metering credits in Nevada, that pose a threat to SolarCity and its ilk.
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In fact, I am so certain of it that I am going to build a magnificent and gorgeous border wall to keep your ilk out.
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Is one of these or their ilk the dietary equivalent of a magic bullet, the one program that will deliver the results you want — ASAP?
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The royal household has done a good job of moving Prince Andrew and his ilk into the background and replacing them with a new generation.
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And women with a public profile — any kind of public profile, but particularly those of the Kardashian ilk — are often subjected to the worst flak.
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While the "einsatzgruppen" GIF and many of its ilk have been removed, the mechanisms that allowed them to proliferate in the first place remain unchanged.
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Though he opposes the Muslim Brotherhood and its ilk, he has made common cause with the Madkhalis, an ultra-conservative sect backed by Saudi Arabia.
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Though he opposes the Muslim Brothers and their ilk, he has made common cause with the Madkhalis, an ultra-conservative sect backed by Saudi Arabia.
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Indeed, Ezetap and its ilk, which were once seen as innovators, are quickly becoming mainstream, with Indians being forced to switch to electronic payments quickly.
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There's no room left for disruption from below; you can't undercut a device like the Oppo F1 or any of its ilk out in China.
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More fundamentally, almost all the large individual donors to partisan 527s simultaneously made federally limited contributions to candidates and parties of the same political ilk.
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" American investigations into 228/29, he said, concluded that the attacks were the work of "Al Qaeda, of Bin Laden" and "others of that ilk.
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While Baltimore/Brooklyn avant-poppers Animal Collective have now firmly settled into jam band status, they're still better and stranger than others of that ilk.
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Tyrel may not be as entertaining as the other movies in its ilk, but it certainly tries to create a realistic story of everyday racism.
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Hatreon and its ilk were intended to sidestep those platforms and principles, but as you can see, it's harder than they thought it would be.
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In 1998, The Shape Of Punk To Come was exciting, but like so many other bands of Refused's ilk, it didn't become an immediate phenomenon.
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Donald Trump is not particularly of that ilk, but he certainly feels that a girl's place is to look nice and stand behind, beaming adoringly.
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Christian history valorizes those devoted few able to maintain the Lord's course in times of great distress, martyrs and the self-sacrificial and their ilk.
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And how for Mr. Corbyn and his ilk on the left, Israel, the Jew among the nations, is the last bastion of white, racist colonialism.
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But "Tag," unlike too many of its recent ilk, at least bothers to be a movie, rather than a television sketch distended to feature length.
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But it's precisely because no one could possibly take Liebkind and his ilk seriously that Max and Leo fail so spectacularly at their attempted failure.
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Harvey Weinstein and his ilk resemble Strauss's Baron Ochs, whom the bass Günther Groissböck portrayed not as the usual buffoon but as a dangerous predator.
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Across the room, a row of cloaks in muted colors made it abundantly clear we're not dealing with the bright blues of Superman and his ilk.
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I wondered if there had been much soul searching among guys, if not from Trump and his ilk, at least among the Petes of the world.
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Some breathlessly endorse technology trends (hello, Google Pixel), some are as obligatory as jury duty (socks, sweaters, scarves, and that ilk), and some are… gift cards.
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Penicillin and its ilk date back to World War Two, and resistance to this group is now widespread, as it is becoming for other extant classes.
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And because he is a true spoiled rich kid, he also delights in that favorite activity of his ilk: suffering precisely zero consequences for his actions.
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Wildspeaker, on the other hand, adhere a bit more rigidly to the black metal/crust party lines scratched out in blood by Iskra and their ilk.
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" Kessler went further, saying, of Bellamy, "He and his ilk have targeted all the Founding Fathers, philosophers, artists, and other leaders of our glorious Western civilization.
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He and his ilk have been singling out the needy for pain for decades, gunning for the earned benefits seniors pay their entire lives to enjoy.
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Like many short-distance delivery robots of its ilk, it includes a lockable cargo container and screen-based user interface for eventual autonomous deliveries to customers.
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As someone with very little affinity for old school Ninja Gaiden and games of its ilk, these opening hours did little for me—I was bored.
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These machine learning systems are then fed pictures from ImageNet and its ilk, proprietary images (aka Google Photos) or other sources (like anonymized, indexed clinical records).
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I'm itching for another survival game of its ilk, especially since my marathon sessions of Don't Starve have gotten to be a fond but distant memory.
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Another eatery has had to lay off most of their robot waiters, leaving behind just one of their ilk to keep the "robot restaurant" theme alive.
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The forum's most used area is, like many websites of a similar ilk, the general discussion area where fascism and its implementation are considered at length.
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But he and his suffering countrymen must understand that in the eyes of their neighbors, he and his ilk are the root cause of their misery.
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In the end, despite all the ways in which Jones was unique among his contemporaries, his fear of personal humiliation made him one of their ilk.
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You will encounter his ilk — losers, strivers, hucksters and dreamers — in the novels of Saul Bellow and the stories of Franz Kafka and Isaac Bashevis Singer.
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But unlike others of her ilk, the protagonist of "Ghost in the Shell," Major Motoko Kusanagi, doesn't want to be human or even pass for one.
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Josh Hawley (R–Mo.) have begun arguing that in making any content decisions at all, Twitter and its ilk should be excluded from Section 230 protection.
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Industry wonks and insiders often write Dines's ilk off as ignorant of actual dynamics at work in porn, cherry-picking negative tales to prove an ideology.
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It's a slow-burn horror film, one that has all the sudden scares and moments of pristine fear present in any good movie of its ilk.
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It's election day, and members of Pantsuit Nation and its ilk are taking to Twitter to mark their votes with a heavy side order of symbolism.
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It's the biggest example yet of Gamergate and its ilk forcing a major public figure out of the job that made them a major public figure.
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In 2004 Thomas Frank lamented in "What's the Matter with Kansas?" that the leftish populism of Lease and her ilk had been replaced by a rightish sort.
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"We're not going to be forced to pay tariffs or anything of the ilk," Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian said on the company's third-quarter earnings call.
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With the possible exception of scientists and porn enthusiasts, no group helped colonize the early internet as thoroughly, and as eagerly, as the Deadheads and their ilk.
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Back here on Earth, the reality is that the laws of gravity in the fight against terror will make eradicating ISIS and its ilk an elusive goal.
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Meizu, Huawei, Xiaomi, and their ilk don't have the years of research and development that industry leaders like Apple and Samsung have poured into their imaging pipelines.
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I managed to get through the collection in under two hours, so don't go in expecting a lengthy campaign comparable to Super Mario World and its ilk.
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Providers of this ilk employ a systems approach, meaning that they focus on identifying the root cause of diseases by closely examining patients' health history and environment.
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For those who never played Banjo and its ilk — including Rare's Donkey Kong 64 and Insomniac Games' Spyro the Dragon — Yooka-Laylee might feel dated and tedious.
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Of course, by pay they mean you'll be compensated in their proprietary cryptocurrency VIT, which is based on an open-source blockchain, like others of its ilk.
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As with all deals of this ilk, it needs to pass regulatory muster first, but if it does, it is expected to close at the end July.
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After all, Lee and his ilk were indisputably traitors to America: they launched an armed rebellion against the United States government that left roughly 230,244 people dead.
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LEVIN: So he and people of that ilk who promote what they know is simply impossible, and yet the damage that can result from it lack virtue?
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Those new industries getting into the computer business—the coffeepot manufacturers and their ilk—don't have experience with security researchers, responsible disclosure, and patching, and it shows.
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Especially models of Kendall's ilk who are regularly working with very high-end, international brands where nipples are as expected as florals being on-trend for spring.
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By setting out to prove that government doesn't work, Snyder and his ilk have only succeeded in failing at governance -- and at the expense of their constituents.
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Of course, like many other companies of its ilk, the deal made executives like the Jacobsons rich but would ultimately strip many working-class Americans of jobs.
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Slack and products of its ilk like Workplace by Facebook, Google Hangouts and Microsoft Teams are trying to revolutionize the way we communicate and collaborate inside organizations.
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But the far right's gender politics are being shaped by Devlin and his ilk, and their vision for an ethnically cleansed future is hostile to female power.
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It's the kind of stuff that Watch Dogs 2 and other games of its ilk recognize as an unequalled violence that must be opposed at any cost.
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"There's a sense in which Scott Walker and his ilk have overplayed their hand," said Lane Windham, the associate director of the labor center at Georgetown University.
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The Razer Raptor will retail for $13—a little above average for something of its ilk, but to be expected from Razer, which prioritizes style over price.
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But other influential religious leaders—namely Pope Francis and his ilk—still waffle on whether using condoms is evil or not, so there's a ways to go.
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"Yesterday Once More" and other downer songs of its ilk nestle me back in that nostalgic brain space of being bummed out and being okay with it.
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Problem is, he laments, the iPhone and its ilk are designed more to consume media and information than to engender new ways to create or order it.
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Nothing better exemplifies the conflicting philosophies than Disney's pending acquisition of key Fox entertainment assets, seeking to bulk up to gain leverage against Netflix and its ilk.
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Harvey Weinstein and his ilk are addicted to power and express it through abusive sexuality as well as aggressive behavior toward employees and others they can dominate.
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Maybe when Kanders, his ilk, and their money are gone, the museum does indeed look like a very different place with a very different system of accounts.
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And therein lies the true genius of Lil Pump and other rappers of his ilk; their lyricism may not be amazing, but their tracks are downright fun.
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They educate exponentially more students than the Ivy League does, and our lopsided conversation about the Ivy and its ilk have deepened the divisions that Chodosh mentioned.
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Richard Thaler may have just won a Nobel Prize for exploring this phenomenon, but Mr. Pruitt and his ilk have made a career out of exploiting it.
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Mr. Bannon and his ilk need to be given all the rope we can provide — let them speak speak speak — and show themselves for what they are.
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Property agent Knight Frank reckons there are three times as many full-time students in Britain as there are beds being built by iQ and its ilk.
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The most serious harm that Mr Orban and his ilk do to the Christians they claim to champion is to corrode the idea of religious freedom itself.
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What eventually turned the Yankees around last time were not more vets of Hawkins' ilk but Jorge Posada, Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams, Andy Pettitte, and Mariano Rivera.
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There are also what Steve Bannon and his ilk might call economic nationalist concerns—not allowing foreign companies to invest in and control large parts of American industry.
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" DoubleVerify, one of IAS's competitors, has even added a new feature that lets brands block a set category list of sites of Breitbart's ilk titled "Inflammatory Politics & News.
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When I interviewed Fisher two years ago about his Facebook project "Boring Dystopia," he was certain that Facebook, Twitter and their ilk would die away within our lifetimes.
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Stephen Merity points out a few more flaws in the Tay method and dataset, as well — 4chan and its ilk can't take full credit for corrupting the system.
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Whereas GTA and its ilk offer stunningly dynamic locations to explore, ones that feel shockingly close to their real-world counterparts, Yakuza's hyper-detailed world is more static.
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So while Mercedes-Benz gives the E63 Wagon variant high-touch piano gloss and multiple screens, Regal TourX is more knobs and buttons of the old-school ilk.
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The game's overall shape should be familiar to Clash of Clans fans (and those who play other games of that ilk), though it's got a distinctly Transformers twist.
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It's easy to forget that it wasn't long ago that Chipotle and its "fresh casual" ilk like Panera and Noodles & Company were the envy of the restaurant world.
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"Silicon Valley" has been especially clever in allowing its key players small victories, while depriving them of the sort of success that Belson and his ilk have enjoyed.
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A company that promises an end-to-end security solution could prove quite appealing to big companies who have long since switched over to iPhones and their ilk.
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Although Trump and his ilk have declared that not standing for the anthem is disrespectful to the flag and the military, the kneeling athletes have a different opinion.
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Now, the videos and the tweets are missing from the President's timeline because Twitter appears to have suspended Fransen's account along with her ilk of Britain First colleagues.
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Unlike others of its ilk, the show, which began last March, features a co-host who was actually a participant in the piece of pop culture being discussed.
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Barr and his ilk (a group that includes the president, much of the Trump family, cabinet secretaries, and numerous administration officials) seem unfazed in committing their unprecedented defiance.
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Ultimately, the only way to eradicate the antagonism felt by the ISIS supporters and their ilk is by education, but I fear that is a long way off.
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But the machines and their ilk are on the agenda at another event this week, at a United Nations meeting on autonomous weapons in Geneva, writes John Markoff.
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There's something to be said for every fighter—and I really can't recall the last time I got that first impression from a new game of this ilk.
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Another would not mind if Amazon and its tech ilk left the region entirely, along with the soaring housing prices, traffic and other symptoms of its booming economy.
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Gilmore Girls peaked in seasons 2 and 3; but unlike other shows of its ilk, it stayed reliably good even when its main character went off to college.
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I tried to fit a via or iter of some ilk into this spot before figuring out that the way in question was above the clouds, via ALITALIA.
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Also in this ilk is the Palestinian artist Hazem Harb's "Reformulated Archeology" (2018) collage-based graphic art project, which incorporates old maps and photographs of Palestine most effectively.
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There is a vacuum where Anglo-American liberalism once stood: Angela Merkel's Germany and Emmanuel Macron's France have stepped up to face down Vladimir Putin and his ilk.
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Fortunately, there are several so-called minimum or low volatility exchange-traded funds from such respected money management firms as Fidelity, BlackRock, Invesco and others of their ilk.
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I still think there's a future for the Turner and its ilk, but might I suggest that, going forward, they take a page from the Nobel Peace Prize?
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The 2020 election will, unfortunately, most certainly feature even more social media ads from fitness bloggers, Instagram-famous dogs, YouTubers, and even more of their varied, viral ilk.
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But aides fear the loose collection of friends at Mar-a-Lago -- some of whom are lawyers of some ilk -- could steer Trump back toward his original instincts.
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But the Concours Club and its ilk do not come cheap, with six-figure initiation fees and five-figure dues that make private golf clubs look reasonably priced.
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It's San Francisco's oldest ice cream parlor, but the waitstaff are less of the Doris-in-an-apron variety and more of the attractive-young-tattooed-people ilk.
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While it's popular to blame Facebook and its ilk for every social evil, it's not actually clear that these platforms are emboldening vaccine denialism in a significant way.
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But when The Wrap asked Minear if this homage to '80s slasher films was thanks to the renewed popularity of Halloween and its ilk, he made us think twice.
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For as great as Netflix, Hulu, and their ilk can be when it comes to simple convenience, they've eroded one of the three main ways people become film buffs.
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Jonathan Lethem's The Feral Detective is part of this year's crop of post-election novels, and while it's not the strongest of its ilk, it might be the weirdest.
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I've mostly performed alongside other cabaret/literary performers who are really established and so not of the same ilk as the kind of performer who Barbara is sending up.
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"What's targeted here is (Apple Inc's online music, video and book store) iTunes and their ilk," said Rogier Creemers, a lecturer in China's politics and history at Oxford University.
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That may be good news for the ilk of hedge funds that are designed to capitalize from price swings, and thus this could be a bumper year for them.
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But Kavanaugh stressed a free-speech issue: Programmers were like newspapers and Cablevision and its ilk were like newsstands, each with "editorial control" over what they created or distributed.
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Another example of a fake post of the same ilk is a viral story claiming a woman was arrested for defecating on her boss' desk after winning the lottery.
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And indeed, Snap is famously secretive, and very likely to kick off a number of projects of this ilk prior to putting them in the pipeline for full production.
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Of course, the majority of drug dealers are, by and large, not the gang-bangers or narco kingpins Sessions and his pearl-clutching ilk imagine them to be. Sure.
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If they admit that Duke and his ilk are "deplorable," then all that's left is to determine the size of the basket, and then dump the whole thing out.
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Trump is old enough to remember the Cold War diplomacy of Kissinger and his ilk; it was hard, certainly not pretty, but it arguably saved the planet from Armageddon.
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Paul Oyer, a professor of economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, said the advent of Amazon Go and its ilk could be an economic force for good.
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"I think there is a much higher bar in a round that involves folks of that ilk, of that quality, of that depth, of that diligence, fortitude," Greenberg said.
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Jeffrey Lord, Boris Epshteyn, Kellyanne Conway, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and their ilk can continually dissemble on live TV without any concern that anyone will call them out on it.
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He has worked hard over the past few months to attach himself to Trump in any way possible, especially on Twitter where his neo-Nazi ilk seem to thrive.
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It would do Idso and his ilk well, however, to look back through the natural history of Earth and see what happens when climate undergoes vast shifts—mass extinction.
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He eventually left the family business and started his own label, Daniel Gómez Jiménez-Landi, making wines of a similar ilk to the Comando Gs, but from different sites.
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" They write: "Maybe when Kanders, his ilk, and their money are gone, the museum does indeed look like a very different place with a very different system of accounts.
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"Then, the government comes after the Trump Organization in 1973 alleging discrimination — most people of Fred's ilk would have said, 'Pay your fine and move on,'" Mr. O'Brien said.
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For dining obsessives of this ilk, the annual World's 50 Best Restaurants list serves as a travel punch-card — a roster of upscale restaurants that beg to be tried.
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Lady Mary fleetingly questions the future of the aristocracy, only to be reassured — by a servant, mind you — that she and her ilk are not just relevant, but essential.
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The Christian minorities that are now targeted by the Islamic State and its ilk existed under more reasonable Islamic states — including the Abbasid and Ottoman caliphates — for many centuries.
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"It was the first time I went to a gay gathering of that ilk," said Mr. Hopkins, who was separated from his wife and new to the gay community.
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There are many more of this ilk in "The World in Play: Luxury Cards, 1430-1540," an exhibition at the Cloisters that opened on Wednesday and runs through April 17.
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Since some of these lines resurfaced from the '90s, we decided it was appropriate to look back yearbook-style over the past 12 months of novelty sweatshirts and their ilk.
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SCHOEN: To handpick a team that is of the same ilk as these other investigators but more sophisticated and conniving, it puts a dark cloud of the entire Mueller investigation.
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For Jones and his ilk, success comes not just from cultivating a loyal audience, but having access to a broader swath of people — especially his biggest foil: the mainstream media.
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So while we'd be surprised to see most celebrities of his ilk wandering around a bustling metropolis sans shoes, when JB does it, somehow it still seems perfectly on-brand.
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Right now, it is a payment app that offers a connected Visa card in the style of Monzo, N26, Revolut (which has a Japan license) and others of that ilk.
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Mr Strache and his ilk will take heart from the poll-defying victory of a man who shares their distaste for elites and their devotion to nation-first tub-thumping.
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TCL/BlackBerry mobility GM Bruce Walpole admitted that demand is nowhere near where it was when the Canadian company's marketshare first started eroding at the hands of the iPhone ilk.
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And when you're a member of this new ilk of catwalk superstars, the end of another successful season can only mean one thing, the beginning of a much deserved break.
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By leveraging any criminally forfeited assets of El Chapo and his ilk, we can offset the wall's cost and make meaningful progress toward achieving President Trump's stated border security objectives.
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Beware the Slenderman is primarily a true crime documentary, but it has more ground to cover than most of its ilk, simply by virtue of its crime being so unique.
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And at what point are Hannity and his ilk abandoning any semblance of conservative principles to back a president whose connections with Russia appear beyond even Tom Clancy's wildest dreams?
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You could "consider" NPCs to judge their opinion of you, and most of them would "glower at you dubiously" until you did something to improve your station with their ilk.
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And despite the fears of Merkin and her ilk, many women, as Melissa Gira Grant wrote, experience sexual harassment as a waste of time as as well as a trauma.
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Even so, the over-ear bluetooth headphone market is a tough on to crack, between quality sets from Bose and Sony, along with the flashiness of Beats and its ilk.
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It seems that barbarism, to Graham and his ilk, is the idea that they would lose their right to segregated, high-end care to some undeserving, poor person of color.
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Look, it was The Times that in 2015 helped uncover and publicize the uranium arrangement, but it has been flagrantly taken out of context by Fox News and its ilk.
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It's not hard to conclude that what Mr. Trump, Mr. Kemp and their ilk are worried about is not voter fraud but access to the ballot for minorities and Democrats.
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But several of the ACA's provisions raise taxes on wealthy Americans, meaning Trump's willingness to run this risk is potentially worth huge sums of money to Ross and his ilk.
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With the emergence of Facebook, Twitter and their ilk over the last decade, "social" became a key Silicon Valley buzzword as companies crammed social network-like features into new products.
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The Freedom Party and its ilk are not going away; what has become even clearer is that they must be kept as far as possible from the corridors of power.
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It's a survey of the thoughts and dark quips of the Danish philosopher and his ilk, like Nietzsche, Schopenhauer and others, combined with Thacker's own aphoristic thoughts on the subject.
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Do you think that maybe younger fans don't find domestic leagues compelling because you, and your ilk, have spent quite a long time deliberately making them as predictable as possible?
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"The human performers are all brilliant, but the movie belongs to its title character and her digitally conjured, genetically modified ilk," A. O. Scott writes in The New York Times.
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And it's not Bannon's ilk, nor is it the voice of then-private citizen and candidate Donald Trump, who called for speedy withdrawals from Afghanistan several times beginning in 2012.
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I have a strong message for Mr. Bannon and his ilk: If you come for our friends because of who they are or who they love, we will fight you.
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Even renouncing all of their free agents and jettisoning their draft pick doesn't get the Raptors close to the salary they'd need for a player of Lowry's ilk on the market.
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But with one ear in traditional blues and soul, and another in blast-your-noggin soundscapes, Joe and his ilk are pretty much keeping the ancient spirit of the town alive.
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To some, the silence (whether of fashion houses, editors, stylists, and the ilk) isn't just unfortunate, it's unacceptable, as Tuesday's protest outside of the New York Fashion Week: Men's shows proved.
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"For this ilk of nationalist, there is no obstacle to America's core ideas being successfully adopted and embraced, and equally so, by people regardless of ethnicity and national origin," she writes.
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Despite the best efforts of JAX and its ilk, the world's lab mice are both mimicking the biology of sick humans with insufficient fidelity and responding to experiments with insufficient uniformity.
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For most investors of this ilk, it's not always the size of the exit that matters; rather, the focus is placed on the ratio of exit valuation to invested capital (VIC).
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At first glance, it appears that Coral and her ilk are following in that same tradition: After all, most popular female WeedTubers are, like Coral, young, able-bodied, and conventionally attractive.
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In thousands of trials, whites of every ilk and preponderance of guilt have walked away and still walk away, freed by an institutional conspiracy of prosecutors, grand juries, judges and juries.
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Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, and their ilk can be held to a higher standard if Google is able to give that standard a physical embodiment, and that's what the Pixel line represents.
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The video of 'Gravedigger's Chant' subverts roles: People find themselves in situations untypical for their ilk, tools become weapons, weapons turn into tools, and fingers meant for sensing make themselves felt.
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In fact, many in the industry viewed Senkut and his ilk as arrivistes, and Senkut has been on an unwavering mission since, first to first impress them, then to surpass them.
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These days, Kathmandu plays host to one or two gigs a month, and the country is currently home to somewhere in the neighborhood of 1303 underground metal bands of varying ilk.
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Like many other open world RPGs of its ilk, Horizon is awash with texts and recordings that paint a more detailed picture of the past and how it informed Aloy's present.
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But with the expectations surrounding Crazy Rich Asians as high as they are, examining the issues with criticism of this ilk is as important as the impetus behind the criticism itself.
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What also sets The Keepers apart from docuseries of its ilk (The Jinx, Making a Murderer, etc.) is how focused it is on women—and not just the requisite female victim.
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Given that there are so few of their ilk in the United States, organizers had to advertise their gathering across the country for months to even achieve a few hundred attendees.
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And when Donald Trump began inveighing against the press as the "enemy of the people" what MBS and his ilk in Riyadh saw was license to imprison, disappear, even, possibly, kill.
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And Rice isn't just a woman, but a woman from a suburban district that connects her better to more voters nationally than the urban elites who back Pelosi and her ilk.
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That Kraft and his ilk are only coming out against Trump now makes clear that their stance is not against systemic racism in America, but against attacks on the league's players.
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Chiles does not represent the attitude of all Marines, of course, but many do agree with him, even if they may not condone the activities of Marines United and their ilk.
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Fintech startup Plaid raises $250M at a $2.65B valuation This is of course the major value proposition of any tool of this ilk, whether Stripe or Twilio or any similar product.
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Ever since, he's remained one of the more respected pianists of his ilk, that is, those following in the footsteps of straight-ahead jazz giants like Mulgrew Miller and Kenny Kirkland.
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James (Whitey) Bulger had amassed enemy after enemy over a lifetime of murder, extortion, double-crossing and — in a breach of the cardinal rule of his ilk — snitching on rival mobsters.
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That requires putting serious distance between Bannon and every pro-Israel organization, to say nothing of the Israeli government itself, by refusing to provide a platform for him and his ilk.
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Above all, you get the sense that Trump didn't much listen to Mattis and his ilk—something that was obvious to anyone paying even the slightest attention to the White House.
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But unlike other shows of its ilk that inspire nostalgic streaming marathons — Seinfeld, The Office, 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, or Cheers — Friends doesn't have the benefit of actually being good.
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For years, the kind of liberal global governance espoused in places like the WEF was thought to be anathema to the right-wing populism Trump and his ilk had been pushing.
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I know little about Rotarians, Lions, Kiwanians and their ilk — I didn't grow up around "joiners" — but I did a few minutes' research and there are Rotary clubs in 603 countries.
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On Instagram, you'll see Meek leaving endearing comments on the posts of young artists of his ilk, like Bronx rapper Don Q, Baton Rouge's NBA Youngboy, Chicago's G Herbo, and more.
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Propaganda campaigns on Whatsapp in Brazil may be a problem, but they have little to do with the data-mining, ad-serving or algorithmic content recommendations that plague Facebook and its ilk.
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Progressives and others hope that the disgusting image of Nazi salutes at a US political rally will banish Richard Spencer and his ilk to the darkest corner of the sphere of deviance.
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Twitter is one of the few high-profile social media platforms where Jones and his ilk are still welcome, despite the fact that InfoWars has been in violation of Twitter's own rules.
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He has the best lines in the film, as he stabs at Tony Stark and his billionaire ilk who literally make all the messes that poor folks get tasked with cleaning up.
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As has become a running theme on Fridays lately, there's a new Netflix show out today — so it's time to compare it to other, more well-known shows of its supposed ilk.
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FoodPanda and its ilk act as a middleman between restaurants and consumers, but Grain differentiates itself by handling all stages itself — from preparation and cooking to order management and the delivery itself.
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Facebook, Twitter and their ilk have been pushing live streaming in a big way of late, and certainly that brand of interactivity makes sense in the context of a service like Twitter.
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Tingle and his ilk create smarm almost exclusively from debates that have moved past disagreement, past acrimony, and into drop-to-the-ground-and-howl-at-the-moon apocalyptic crises and rages.
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The problem is there are, like, five companies that are in this same ilk and they're all too high and people could come in and sell them between here and year-end.
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But I also understand how thinking of that ilk led directly to the popularity of Trump, who seemed to his fans like he was puncturing these media bubbles with reckless, thrilling impunity.
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If Democrats campaign and win on an anti-corruption message, it will be a powerful sign that yes, Americans still reject the kind of amoral looting practiced by Trump and his ilk.
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Envision calls itself a transformational festival, and like other events of this ilk, like Desert Hearts, Symbiosis, and Lightning in a Bottle, environmentalism and sustainability is a key part of its ethos.
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Released in 2010, Amnesia inspired countless horror games, and played a crucial role in the popularization of video game streaming, where folks like PewDiePie built identities shrieking at Amnesia and its ilk.
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The Democrats who finally unseat Trump, or merely succeed him, will have to respond in kind to him and his ilk, no matter how superior they may feel in ethics and motivation.
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But beyond the legal narrative, I hope we will now see a repudiation of Gawker and its ilk by large numbers of readers, and also by anyone seeking a career in journalism.
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Constant harping from the Alternative for Germany (AfD), a right-wing opposition party, and its ilk all over Europe threaten Chancellor Angela Merkel's commitment to uphold the vision of a borderless bloc.
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The act of terror killed eight people and injured more than a dozen others, reminding us that whatever we are doing to fight ISIS, al Qaeda, and their ilk is not working.
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"We forget at our peril the demagogues of the past: the fascists, communists and their ilk who claimed privileged insight into the majority's interest but ended up crushing the individual," Roth said.
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I was already musing on this topic before the segment that aired late in the show, when Recording Academy president Neil Portnow launched into a brief broadside against Spotify and its ilk.
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On that note—one semi-interesting point about Idle Hands is that it totally side-steps the "cool guy" vs "loser guy" conflict that drives most other teen films of its ilk.
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Ajax and its ilk are, at best, tolerated by the superclubs who see the Champions League as their birthright: their continued presence ranks somewhere between a nuisance and a hangover from history.
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Unlike others of his ilk who cannot hide their social awkwardness, Mr. Dorsey takes his inherent shyness and tries hard to make it look like he is floating serenely above the fray.
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Fitness trackers and their high-tech ilk are now the tools of suburban walking groups, mahjong leagues, city-dwelling tech workers, amateur pilots, Crossfit junkies, Quantified Self cultists, and your uncle Howard.
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I have no idea if this kind of "jam" is still taught in school — young people may no longer know of SLOW RIDE and its ilk, although it is a real classic.
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Mital says that unlike most security data products of this ilk, Cyral doesn't use an agent or watch points to try to detect signals that indicate something is happening to the data.
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Soon, the government agency in charge of regulating advertising will decide on whether that three character hashtag and its ilk are enough to inform followers that what they're ingesting is sponsored content.
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As a lifelong Republican who served in two Republican administrations, I find the descent of Mr. Graham and his ilk into the swamp of Trumpism difficult to fathom and impossible to accept.
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And once and for all, he must definitively repudiate the support of David Duke and his ilk and call for every American to banish racists and haters from any and every association.
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Unlike the cheesy relics of that period, though, "BoJack" and its ilk avoid coming down too hard on what's "right" or "wrong," positing only that there are definite ways to be better.
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In this post, Will Shortz discusses the origins of this particular and stylish ilk of puzzle (Italia) and the nuts and bolts of constructing them (lists, once, now repositories of words online).
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On one hand, the Russian government wants to show that bitcoin and its ilk will not be tolerated as a money-laundering mechanism, but it also wants to welcome the emerging financial technology.
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It occurred to me that I've spent my entire life actively avoiding that Upper West Side woman and her ilk, and my clothes — specifically the clothes that I won't wear — tell that story.
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For fans of Harvest Moon and its ilk, playing this feels like coming back home — only there's a dragon in the kitchen, and a lot more emphasis on cooking rather than just harvesting.
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Actress Lake Bell belongs to the latter group — and lucky for her and her ilk, her husband Scott Campbell, with former fashion executive Clement Kwan, founded a company tailor-made for their tastes.
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It isn't the only credit card of its ilk in the U.K. — there are a number of cashback-styled credit cards — although Tandem isn't charging a monthly fee, which is certainly a draw.
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Between The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina and the Charmed reboot, pop culture's current version of a witch is far removed from the Wicked Witch of the West and her green-skinned, cackling ilk.
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But Wells's followers are of a much different ilk, and the Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, known colloquially as the RTR, is staged in the yawning, indiscernible scrub brush a few rough miles from town.
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I rejoice that citizens like them eschew glitzier, more remunerative employment to serve the country, and I long for the day when someone of their ilk again sits behind the Oval Office desk.
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"Once and for all, he must definitively repudiate the support of David Duke and his ilk and call for every American to banish racists and haters from any and every association," Romney wrote.
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They operate within the urban folk tradition of Big Black, Suicide, and Lightning Bolt, making unholy racket tempered with a sing along melodic sense that most of their ilk either lack or decline.
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That NASA, an independent agency under the executive branch, felt compelled to respond at all gives weight to the number of potential believers and the influence that Jones and his ilk may wield.
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It would be a mistake to draw a one-to-one line between these "classic" trolling strategies and the (again, highly convenient) free speech extremism propagated by Yiannopoulos and his far right ilk.
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And while peeking into Lear's world is a fascinating romp through a golden age in TV comedy, if Black-ish and its ilk are any indication, it's also a glimpse of the future.
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"The Alienist" does, however, play to the cheap seats in another way common to period dramas of its ilk: period-appropriate gore and squalor, and as much of it as you can stomach.
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First would be a fresh dry white, like many made all over Italy and France, including Soave, vermentino, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Chablis or Sancerre, as well as other wines of their ilk.
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I have no plans to transform myself into some generalized notion of a middle-aged woman in the future, nor to employ surgery or Botox and its ilk to try to look younger.
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Patrons of the 260st century are far less politically motivated than the Medici family and their ilk, and they generally don't house artists in their lavish estates or command them to paint frescoes.
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What will it take this time to answer Putin, and his ilk, following the constitutional change he proposed this week to ensure he can stay in power as long as he may want?
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Before the 21960 election, statistician Robert Cushing and I had written a series of stories for the Austin newspaper showing that American voters were increasingly likely to live among their own political ilk.
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But "school choice" carries an extra sting for disabled students who are less likely to be granted places in charter schools, cutting them off from the opportunities advertised by DeVos and her ilk.
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That film, created by Jews just two decades after the horrors of the Holocaust, smashed open the Overton window far more defiantly than Milo Yiannopoulos and his ilk could ever hope to do.
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His impact was made even more significant by the circumstances of his arrival: he'd left the neighborhood for a private school, like most prospects of his ilk now do, but then he returned.
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Instead of calling the event the "snap," it's known as "the blip," and for Parker and his ilk, the biggest consequence is that everyone who survived the snap is now five years older.
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For Phelim Kine, the deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia division, who has studied the ongoing violence in the Philippines, counter-narratives from Nieto and his ilk are not only dangerous — they're damning.
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If it doesn't — if the S10 is another incremental refinement rather than a major step forward — then Huawei and its ilk are simply going to surpass Samsung by the time of the Galaxy S11.
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Meanwhile, Airbnb says it is providing hosts with a new way to earn income, and that its opponents are supported by the hotel lobby, which wants to dampen competition from Airbnb and its ilk.
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Since his victory at the French Open, Mr Djokovic has triumphed in just one of six tournaments, a miserable run for a player of his ilk, and has suffered a number of upset losses.
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In an industry where no one is really set up for success — much less given the chance to reinvent a brand — it's even harder for outsiders of his ilk to wedge their way in.
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But Microsoft is still a giant of a company, and it really doesn't need however much it's making by giving Candy Crush Saga and its ilk prominent landing spots on the Windows Start menu.
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Until the company actually clamps down on the bullshit that streams forth from Alex Jones and his ilk — if you don't want to ban the content altogether, perhaps a big red "fake news" tag?
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This is why Brennan and his deep state ilk are running around labeling the leader of the free world a traitor – just because President Trump ruined Hillary's coronation and swept them all from power.
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Included were new policies and tools, but also guidances for how to define abuse (for example, "trolls" are not the same ilk as abusers), how not to police content, and how to expand transparency.
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A few weeks back, I issued a warning: We needed to prepare for a world where political candidates born from the radicalized worlds of GamerGate and its ilk became the norm, not an exception.
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In its early days, its members, dressed in infamous white robes and hoods, not only terrorized former slaves but also harassed, intimidated and even lynched Northern teachers, judges, politicians and "carpetbaggers" of all ilk.
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Hardcore music continued to thrive with the arrival of East Coast transplant label Revelation Records in the 280s along with their straight edge ilk, giving a platform to bands like Uniform Choice and Ignite.
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Since then, accusations from multiple women have caused high-profile alleged harassers to lose their jobs and their social standing — but Harvey Weinstein, Charlie Rose, and their ilk haven't actually been convicted in court.
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This recipe is particularly suited to the task because, unlike others of its ilk, it skips the butter, relying instead on olive oil and the natural cocoa butter in chocolate to enrich the batter.
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But even if Don Jr. wasn't Kevin Hart-level funny, Lorusso said Don Jr. had the stature and resources to avoid the boycotts and reputational damage that Hart and his equally-"cancelled" ilk experienced.
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To the value-minded, the huge inflows into passive vehicles create opportunity for the Graham and Dodd set — Warren Buffett and his ilk, who are willing to wait for good returns after buying cheap.
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Because it seemed so ready-made for politicians hoping to make a point about the poisoning of our culture by Trump and his ilk: Smollett is gay, black and an outspoken critic of Trump.
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The 223-year-old is one of 221,22017 members in (Sandy) Alex G 666posting, a group for posting about the Philly indie visionary (Sandy) Alex G that operates like many others of its ilk.
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Though we should all be truly grateful for the free sanitation services offered by turkey vultures and their ilk, the birds possess one or two truly unappealing behaviors that transcend their simple bald heads.
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This can make Tinder and its ilk read as insufficient hot-or-not-style apps, but it's useful to remember that there's no proof that a more complicated matchmaking algorithm is a better one.
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To spread the good word, we rounded up our top five favorite animals featured from the page; each of them is at least as charismatic enough to rival Rudolph and his North Pole ilk.
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Part endless runner, part rhythm game, part music video, it delivers what the tiny Swedish game studio is best known for: a singular, gorgeously designed, full-bodied experience unlike any other game of its ilk.
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Zcash also notably addresses another of the biggest pitfalls of bitcoin and its ilk: that big corporations with tons of dedicated computers are pretty much the only ones with any shot at mining the cryptocurrency.
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Miller and his ilk—Zach Britton, Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen, Dellin Betances, and that may be the entire list—go about their work in a way that is perfomative as much as it is functional.
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Whether it's downplaying impeachment talk or kneecapping a left-wing policy agenda by prioritizing the debt, Pelosi and her ilk are looking more and more out of step with the Left Wing of the Possible.
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Roosevelt and his ilk limited quotas to curb the flow of immigration, and many protested the arrival of these desperate, weary refugees by aligning themselves with a homegrown movement supportive of white nationalists and Nazis.
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With the rise of Netflix and its ilk in streaming media, broadband companies began to suggest that they may have to charge more for some types of traffic, or slow down some services ("throttling" them).
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So, while FoodPanda and its ilk do their best to manage user expectations, despite handing over to third parties control of quality of product and timing, Dah Makan keeps its service and system more manageable.
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As Anne T. Donahue recently pointed out in a piece pegged to the film's anniversary, modern audiences deserve better, more diverse and inclusive stories than Sparks and his ilk have given us over the years.
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And he would be king of it all, he determined, because he had the most desired clubhouse online of all, the one that would be the first stop for the Iowans and their ilk online.
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A community platform to help portfolio companies share knowledge isn't entirely new either, such as the way Seedcamp and its ilk use tools such as Slack and Mobilize, but obviously it's all in the details.
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And yet the game manages to find ways to remain fresh and relevant – as with Tetris 99, the modern incarnation that even includes a 'battle royale' style multiplayer mechanic inspired by Fortnite and its ilk.
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Ghostery's latest update will likely only amplify the ad blocking war, and force advertising companies and their ilk to find ever more creative ways to serve you ads and figure out what you're doing online.
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"The active shooter of any ilk is much more front and center in terms of the public mind and public sense of safety or lack thereof," said Greenberg, of the Fordham University School of Law.
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These institutions—Eton, Harrow, Winchester, Westminster and their ilk—may be quintessentially English, but, as they have become the ultimate educational status symbol for the global super-rich, their influence today extends across the world.
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He's like the town crier, going around banging a pot and insisting that if we don't recognize the threat posed by the Trumpism here and its ilk around the world, it may be too late.
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In one room, a trio of current Blue Men explained why it was not wearisome to continually play a character who is always blue, always silent and always surrounded by two others of his ilk.
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One camp says a Russian troll farm of the ilk that may have helped Donald Trump get elected president is also focused on undermining the Antifa community by impersonating them to make them look bad.
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After the couture-flushed '80s — with the revival of Chanel, the crowning of Yves Saint Laurent and the triumphant rise (and rapid fall) of Christian Lacroix — Colonna, Lang, Margiela and their ilk offered something else.
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I spent my entire 1960s childhood in Alabama, and I don't care how bad you think it is right now, it's nothing to the days when Bull Connor and his ilk still walked the earth.
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Many other reds of this ilk would be delicious: Ribera Sacra from northwestern Spain, Chinon from the Loire Valley, pinot noir from the Santa Cruz Mountains, restrained malbecs from Argentina, just to name a few.
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When Iran finally tests its first nuclear weapon — developed thanks to the Iran deal — Senator Sanders and his ilk will predictably blame the U.S. military-industrial complex and militarists in Congress for angering the Iranians.
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After Paris, Brussels, Orlando, and Nice, it seemed likely that reactions to terrorism inspired by ISIS and its ilk would influence the Presidential election, not least because of Trump's inflammatory efforts to elevate the subject.
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Assistance orders are legal authority, issued by the court, that can compel service providers — like Rogers, BlackBerry, and their ilk — to "assist" the police in carrying out other court orders, like wiretaps or search warrants.
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See, what Sessions and his ilk refuse to understand is that, rather than loopholes, the asylum system is riddled with cracks through which battered women and other migrants fleeing systemic violence slip — to often disastrous ends.
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It was about sending a message to these vile white supremacists and their ilk that they will not silence me or members of the other groups they despise, be they blacks, Jews, LGBT people, immigrants, etc.
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Indeed, as TechCrunch reported last month, while there was a 3 percent rise in venture dollars put to work in the second quarter, that percentage was skewed by big investments in Uber, Didi, and their ilk.
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ISIS and its ilk would like nothing better than to draw us into this clash of worlds because they know it will lead to alienation and discrimination against Muslims, which will only help their recruitment efforts.
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Their ilk have never found an established sympathetic audience in America: For proof, just look at the KKK, a group which once obscured their faces with white hoods if they wanted to harm others without consequence.
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I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence.
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But he stands ready to accuse Mr. Bowie and his ilk (rock-and-roll musicians) of being accomplices to fatal drug addictions and murder: I am a pastor of a section of Manhattan called Hell's Kitchen.
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But, of course, there are women who commit serial homicides — they aren't as common men who do the same, but that hasn't stopped criminologists from developing their own theories and profiles of Wuornos and her ilk.
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Custom internet radio comes at a priceIf you want even more control, but don't want to make the leap to Spotify or its ilk, than look to the two giants of internet radio: iHeartRadio and Pandora.
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Samantha Bee and John Oliver and The Onion and their ilk created some of the sagest, most appropriately damning political satire we'll likely ever see—but in comedy, as in politics, there are limits on power.
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Justin Schmidt, head of digital asset markets at Goldman Sachs, pointed out that without custody of the kind that is commonplace for stocks and bonds, institutions can't go near bitcoin and its ilk as an investment.
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Paul Crockett had studied with one of the early, early people who were of Ron Hubbard's ilk—one of the first five people that L. Ron Hubbard, later the founder of Scientology, had studied with himself.
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As a 40-year veteran of Louisiana politics, I can say without equivocation that any suggestion Foster Campbell is supporter of David Duke or a bigot of his ilk is bullshit and should be treated such.
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And the days of 1970s disaster films with a cavalcade of stars (like the "Airport" movies) are long gone in Hollywood, where expensive ensemble movies are reserved almost exclusively for the Avengers and their superhero ilk.
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It was as if Mr. Trump felt he could backdate himself from the social and political strains that the Clintons and their baby boomer ilk have been in the middle of for the last 50 years.
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People who are predisposed to believe Jasmuheen and her ilk will undoubtedly dismiss these charges as uninformed; that Breatharians who claim to subsist without food or water for months are living proof that the practice works.
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We must in addition look for Representative Nunes and his ilk to back the president should he seek to install a crony in one of the positions within the Justice Department that oversees the Mueller investigation.
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To beat him and his ilk, Democrats should feed that craving — either with white, male candidates (Joe Biden comes up a lot) or, at the very least, by not talking so much about gender and race.
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The production here is reminiscent of something I'd expect to hear Usher or Ciara singing over from that time, but it has enough elements of new productions by Mustard and his ilk to still feel modern.
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But as the Antifa movement showed during the Obama administration, with riots and violence during global economic meetings in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere, their ilk have little loyalty to even their most ardent supporters and enablers.
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I knew that Chippendales dancers have nice ABS, and I could have sworn that "Joe Six-Pack" was of the same ilk, but I have been informed that Mr. Six-Pack is just a REGULAR GUY.
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When America removed troops from Iraq in 28503 and the Islamic State came to regional power, Bolton and his ilk could only blame the troop drawdown, ignoring that they had destabilized Iraq in the first place.
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IS THAT A REGRET DO YOU THINK THAT THE BOARD HAS WHEN YOU CONSIDER SOME OF WHAT MORGAN STANLEY DID OR BLACKROCK, OTHERS AROUND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS – WHETHER THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A PURCHASE OF THAT ILK?
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I will add that Twilight sparked a weird purity backlash in YA literature whereby depictions of sex and sexuality between teens became newly taboo, in part because of all the hand-wringing over Twilight and its ilk.
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Named after Cliff Kaufmann—the person skateboarder Marc Johnson credits with teaching him the kickflip—Cliff is a skate film filled with enough reality-bending elements to break free from the conventions usually reserved for its ilk.
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The consequences of the new market shaped by Uber and its ilk are sometimes tragic: New York has seen a wave of suicides among taxi cab drivers as they find it increasingly difficult to make ends meet.
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It remains to be seen how large the market really is for these devices, but as it stands, the Mighty does a pretty admirable job filling in the gap left by the iPod shuffle and its ilk.
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Delta executives, citing declining revenue from transatlantic flights amid increased competition from low-cost airlines, said that the airline is considering adding its own ultra-cheap fares across the Atlantic to compete with Norwegian and its ilk.
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In other words, Uber and its ilk are forcing automakers to hedge against a future where private citizens are less likely to own an individual car than they are to use a car out of a fleet.
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As soon as someone on my team starts using the n-word, I remember there's a huge overlap between his ilk and Trump supporters and turn off the game before he has a chance to reveal anything.
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If America had heeded Stimson and his ilk from the beginning and worked harder to build up European alliances before Nazi Germany became unstoppable, American soldiers might not have needed to fight their way onto the Continent.
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"So, now I'm just waiting for you and the rest of your ilk to either stop jumping to false conclusions, correct the record, or, here's a thought, call the press team to ask," Gidley wrote on Twitter.
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In fact, the star and her celebrity ilk have been photographed wearing the high-end, riotously patterned frocks of Stella Jean, a Milan-based label, and African-pattern designs of Valentino, Prada and Junya Watanabe, as well.
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This made it possible for Lenin, Stalin, Mao, and their ilk to use his words to justify the horrors they committed in peasant societies quite different from the industrial ones where Marx had expected socialism to triumph.
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Notre Dame and all monuments of its ilk are what they are today because of the continual maintenance and care of thousands of builders, workers, carpenters, roofers, glaziers, artists, masons, and wrights who keep our buildings alive.
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Other options of the same ilk include frappato from the Vittoria region of Italy, barberas from the Piedmont region of Italy, and any number of fresh reds made by the perhaps arcane process known as carbonic maceration.
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The book, a collection of fragments that takes its title from Kierkegaard, is a survey of the pessimism and dark quips of the Danish philosopher and his ilk, combined with Thacker's own aphoristic thoughts on the subject.
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Rover and its ilk have run afoul of similar stipulations in places like California and Colorado, and John Lapham, Rover's general counsel, said that Rover was currently embroiled in similar concerns in several cities in New Jersey.
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"I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence," he wrote.
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"I can't believe in my wildest imagination that drivers looking at their phones create an environment that's safer for pedestrians," Retting says, especially since the spread of iPhones and their ilk has coincided with the rise of deaths.
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While tectonic shifts in the tech industry have seen CES and its ilk decrease in relevance over the past decade, some product categories have been less affected by the rise of all-encompassing platforms pushed by software titans.
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If you follow Kylie Jenner or any of her ilk on Instagram, you're probably familiar with how lash extensions look: impossibly long, brow-tickling, and very obvious, in a way that makes the wearer look permanently doe-eyed.
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And in the long run, it might not be so great for you either, as Lyft, Uber, and their ilk ultimately take control of the market, and maybe even find themselves free to set whatever prices they like.
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Photo: Nati Harnik (AP)The rise of Impossible Foods and its signature Impossible Burger, the plant-based burger brand that is all the rage lately, and their faux-meat ilk has apparently rattled some in the cattle business.
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But, despite my eternal skepticism, this time I feel like there's more public enthusiasm, I see more press about it, and I've witnessed a more organized resistance than ever before from the Dance Liberation Network and their ilk.
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In Alex Garland's film " Ex Machina ," Nathan, the founder of a tech behemoth akin to Google, disparages the Turing test and its ilk and invites a young coder to talk face to face with Nathan's new android, Ava.
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It's a sure bet that, were the economy to tank, Mr. Ryan and his ilk would argue that the country couldn't afford to increase government spending to get it going again because the deficit was already too large.
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The adventures of this asteroid and its ilk paint a very different picture of the galaxy than you might imagine while gazing up at a sky in which the stars seem separate and sovereign, beaming away in solitude.
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Combating vaccine skepticism is not easy, because even the countless studies by innumerable health groups affirming that there is no link between vaccines and autism have failed to penetrate the fog spread by Mr. Grillo and his ilk.
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" And my colleague Michelle Goldberg argues that liberals should be strategic about confronting the I.D.W. and its ilk: "Progressives should think about how to counter dynamics that can make banal right wing beliefs seem like seductive secret knowledge.
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Like other shows of its ilk, "Glitch" is better when it is focused on the real emotions and ideas of its characters rather than on the "science" of what's happening, and luckily the show is aware of that.
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" Krzanich continued: "I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence.
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And while other shows of its ilk might have spent a solid chunk of time introducing characters and building out a world, The Last Kingdom's eight-episode first season manages to cover two whole books' worth of material.
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But instead of the fantasy role-playing tropes of its predecessor, which leaned on The Lord of the Rings and its ilk for inspiration, Fractured but Whole has the kids playing a new game of make-believe: superheroes.
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Not to be confused with Jerry Falwell and his ilk, Civil War fundamentalists argued that because of slavery, the North and South were so different by 1860 — economically, socially, and politically — that secession and war were practically inevitable.
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Yet it's blessed with much sharper jokes than many other shows of its ilk — something that may not surprise you, given that creator Donald Glover cut his teeth writing on 30 Rock and starring as Troy on Community.
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As evidence of this, he and his ilk cite burdensome custody laws, higher suicide and incarceration rates for men, and the greater danger men face from gendered male labor like coal mining — all of which are genuine problems.
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One person I interviewed for this story, who asked not to be named, insisted that mixed reality is "real AR," but acknowledged that Google Glass and its ilk had co-opted that term away in the popular mind.
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Cooper and Dinerman's paper goes on to evaluate the way Don't Be a Sucker delivers its message, the limitations of its casting and its audience reach, and how future films of that ilk might convey their arguments more effectively.
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"Given this pattern of prior misconduct and association with other serial objectors, sanctions are clearly warranted to protect not only this class, but those in future cases where Furman and his ilk might try their luck again," Pomerantz claimed.
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But I think some white men, particularly of the ilk supporting Trump, think that their identity group is worse off as a whole — that it was indeed better to be a straight white man in the 1910s or 1950s.
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Like Monzo and its ilk, YouTrip offers zero percent transaction fees and no cross-border fees, but there are "competitive" exchange rates and a "small" fee to cover up to SG$3,000 (around $2,180) in ATM withdrawals per day.
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In my mind, it was a way to link the politically motivated incarceration of activists like Geronimo Ji Jaga with "if I did it" killers like O.J. Simpson and his ilk, a connection I found incongruous and outright disingenuous.
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A far hairier -- and likelier -- position for Cruz would be to wage a tense and complicated delegate battle at the Republican National Convention, an audience full of party regulars unlikely to break for a candidate of Cruz's ideological ilk.
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Mr. McBurney, who does McIntyre's voice as that of a strapping stoic from a cowboy film, sustains the momentum of his story as tensely and enjoyably as if it were a Rudyard Kipling yarn, albeit of a postcolonial ilk.
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Like most evangelical and Pentecostal churches, Hillsong, Zoe, and their ilk heavily encourage tithing (the practice of donating a percentage—or at least a significant chunk—of one's income to the church, nowadays easily done online or via app).
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What's particularly powerful — and one of the neural network's main claims to fame — is that unlike earlier AI methods (Deep Blue and its ilk), these filters aren't hand designed; they learn and refine themselves purely by looking at data.
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Spotify and its ilk may be slowly squashing illegal downloads, but streaming fraud and musical spam are on the rise, and the people behind these new scams are sometimes the very artists creating the content in the first place.
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Besides the competition offering similar services, Airbnb is perhaps another choice for consumers seeking a quality experience on a budget, albeit that its appeal is unique experiences whereas RedDoorz and its ilk are offering guarantees around a predictable experience.
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Putting aside the irony of members of the law-and-order party delusionally attacking America's law enforcement community, Mr. Nunes and his ilk are causing real and possibly lasting damage for nothing more than a short-term political win.
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Meek Mill complained about the limp energy of his crowd, but to be fair, he's a rapper of a different ilk — while he was having trouble whipping his fans into a frenzy, Scott was on another stage inciting mayhem.
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Economic history suggests that this basic pattern will continue, and that the jobs eliminated by Watson and his ilk will be balanced by those created in enterprises yet to be imagined—but not without a good deal of suffering.
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What sets Killing Eve apart from other shows of its ilk is its unapologetic focus on femininity and wit, crafting a thriller where men are mostly inconsequential, and a plot delivered with the rhythms of a brutally efficient comedy.
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In "Antisocial," he&aposs able to take his background in reporting on the movement to embed with its ranks and build out a full picture of the motivations, goals, and reach of the alt-right and its online ilk.
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But, like much of the internet, I am cheering her every literal wrist slap because I have to believe that someone close to the administration is unafraid to openly defy the president, unlike Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, and their ilk.
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After Cuomo called out Santorum and his ilk for "going after these kids, who are survivors, in the interest of political expediency," Santorum tried to wriggle free from everything he had previously said through several minutes of sparring with Cuomo.
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TC: Before sitting down today, I'd seen a CNBC interview you'd given, where you said you expect to see a number of big companies focused around artificial intelligence that are even bigger, much bigger, than Facebook and its ilk today.
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If you're desperate for mobile news during CES, Qualcomm and companies of its ilk are the likeliest to sate your hunger with promises of faster chips, faster wireless, and (hopefully) smarter integration with other smart objects around the home and car.
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That is, the early aughts, when paparazzi thronged the chain's outposts to catch Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and their ilk post- or even midshopping spree, the resultant photographs evoking the full flush of hedonism before the financial crisis.
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"I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence," he wrote in his statement.
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On the other, it's allowed them to isolate themselves and have the space they need to write – difficult things to achieve living somewhere like, say, Brooklyn, where bands of their ilk traditionally migrate if they didn't spring from there already.
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Some cities like Seattle have ruled that Uber should allow its drivers to unionize, although Uber Austin's city council also voted this week to kill Uber, Lyft, and their ilk, due to a disagreement about how drivers should be vetted.
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Critics say Ugyur's slash-and-burn approach to the Democratic Party is little more than an opportunist attempt to corner the media market for disaffected liberals, and that now he and his ilk are trying to do the same for politics.
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No TV can compare, and in my conversations with TV manufacturers, it doesn't appear that this is going to change any time soon (unless the Emperium and its ilk are huge successes that force TV makers to adopt this new technology).
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"I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence," Krzanich said in a statement.
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Fueled by the interactivity of movie-like video games, sparked by all those Choose Your Own Adventure books they devoured as kids, freshly sparked by Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and its ilk, today's entertainment-consuming adults are not primed for passive acceptance.
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Sure enough, Binge On and its zero rating ilk have proven popular — though it helped that every subscriber was opted into it — and no doubt people have avoided overage fees through Binge On and its equivalents on other carriers and providers.
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The president refuses to acknowledge publicly that all violent extremists are not of the same ilk, that what motivated Dylann Roof in his Charleston, S.C., church rampage is fundamentally different from what drove the killers in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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I got my Sony NEX-5N camera five years ago, at a time when image sensor technology was advancing at a decent pace, and so-called mirrorless cameras of the 5N's ilk were blooming in popularity and steadily evolving and improving.
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France says it is at war with Islamic State (IS) and its ilk, and intelligence officials feared the tournament would be the next target; some 90,000 security forces were deployed to protect football fans at ten different venues across the country.
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Personalities, many of a political ilk, count themselves among the members of the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, including former Senator Sam Nunn, former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Commissioner of the National Football League Roger Goodell.
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There's another kind of privilege that comes into play, too, and it's of the patriarchal ilk: Leah might be a middle-class white girl, but that doesn't keep the men who enter her life from taking advantage of her wildness.
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The Republican Party's collective cowardice signaled weakness in its leadership and created the opening for Trump, Steve Bannon and their ilk to exploit their silence to seize control of the party and imprint their will and radical agenda on it.
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The team's findings—comparing the recent past to either the version of 2016 that happened or the hypothetical, better one, even controlling for things like population growth, increased employment, and roadway improvements—are none too favorable to Uber and its ilk.
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Veterans such as Will Barton, Wilson Chandler, and P.J. Tucker could fetch late first-round picks at this year's trade deadline, and smart executives focus on finding young, cost-efficient players of this ilk in the draft and in free agency.
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The Republican approach may be offensive, but the wily Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, and his ilk have accurately concluded that it works with the Trump base, who want broad strokes and brute force instead of nuance and thoughtful discourse.
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But only a broad-based fight for fair treatment and lawful classification can dismantle the ideology of labor built into Uber and its ilk: that all workers should be as productive and loyal as lifetime employees, and expect nothing in return.
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But Doyle offers a salutary reminder of the greatness of the tales spun by Hawthorne, Kipling, Conrad, Stevenson and others of that ilk, and I was won over despite myself by his loving reconstruction of an era of storytelling now lost.
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I think the answer is yes, they would, and if Jordan was white, he'd already have the Oscar nomination under his belt that older actors of the same ilk (hot guys who can also act) did at his age of 20133.
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He used the word "history": Only once that has been established can City, players and fans, know that succumbing to Barcelona and its ilk is not inevitable, that it is possible to go face to face with them, that City belongs.
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Simon's stretch of 42nd Street boasts no central Scorsese hero, but it does take the purview of those formerly relegated to scenery by Vinyl and its ilk: the overwhelmingly black, female, and lower-class characters who occupy the sex trade.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to announce the fourth edition of Jubilee's annual Magic City compilation series, a freewheeling collection of new bangers commissioned from her favorite established and rising dance music ilk, inspired by the Miami moniker for which it's named.
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The fun of Early Man is seeing all of these characters bounce up against one another, sometimes quite literally — like Wallace and his ilk, they're bug-eyed and gap-toothed, roly-poly and often pretty dense, but they mean well.
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Which is why it's patently silly to try to shoehorn monsters (or more specifically, kaiju, the Japanese monster tradition to which Godzilla and his ilk belong) into that endlessly rote story arc, if you're making a mostly Americanized version of the Godzilla story.
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Guitar Hero, DJ Hero, and games of their ilk were the ultimate party games of the last decade, and a lot of their strength grew out of the fun of playing their associated plastic instruments in the living, breathing company of friends.
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You shoot, you throw thermal detonators, you crouch, you take sniper shots; it's the meat and potatoes of any game of this ilk, but those that were frustrated by the first Star Wars Battlefront will immediately notice and appreciate the difference in feel.
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Tobias and Val are of a different ilk, though; they've been partners in love and crime for a long time, we gather, to the point where we don't realize they're together until they kiss, literally to prove to Han that they're a thing.
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"Wheaton College cannot scare me into walking away from the truth that all humans -- Muslims, the vulnerable, the oppressed of any ilk -- are all my sisters and brothers and I am called by Jesus to walk with them in their oppression," she said.
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According to the Times' report, Devumi and its ilk have also sold Twitter followers to numerous political campaigns and personalities on both sides of the aisle, as well as advisers to foreign governments and an editor at Chinese state news agency Xinhua.
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In fact, in the way that the Kindle Fire and its ilk were really ultimately content-delivery devices, one gets the sense that the company views its low-end handset as bit of a backdoor to push its video services into new territories.
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But instead of the arbitrary math problems used by Bitcoin and its ilk, DDoSCoin's malicious proof-of-work (which the authors call "Proof-of-DDoS") functions by checking the cryptographically-signed responses that a website's server returns whenever a user connects to it.
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But unlike Soylent, People Chow and its ilk are not sold for profit: They are created by enthusiasts in their homes and shared on DIY Soylent, a database of thousands of recipes for homemade complete foods, which doubles as Soylent's online community.
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Faced with the choice between a far-right candidate of Le Pen's ilk and the leader of a moderate Islamist party, the French political establishment decides to back the Islamist—who, of course, turns out not to be so moderate after all.
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We must refocus and redouble our efforts against the Islamic State and its ilk, even at the risk of getting embroiled in another expansive military campaign — though we should also rely on local Arab and Muslim allies to provide the ground forces.
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But where most of their ilk simply scrub pop-ups and promos from your screen, a handful of developers have tried to set their services apart by taking it a step further: They want to turn the lemons of online ads into lemonade.
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As members of the estrogen-festooned half of our species, I and others of my ilk sometimes get tired of seeing the entries BRA and A, B or C CUPs in our puzzles, with no balance in terms of men's undergarment entries.
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If Fulkerson and his ilk were actually pro-life, they'd be concerned about the fact that women keep dying as a result of pregnancy — but then, I suppose fetuses don't use such shrill unpleasant voices as they demand their basic rights to healthcare.
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But that argument fails to reckon with the fact that PUAs targeted unknowing women the way predators do and often encouraged rape, while the algorithms of Tinder and its ilk are aimed at those of both genders who have consensually entered the app.
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What made the 2010s the most thrilling of all the decades I've spent in the New York art world was the rising presence of black artists of every ilk, on every front: in museums, commercial galleries, art magazines, private collections and public commissions.
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A couple of white lies later and Ruby is enrolled in a more prestigious school, where Karen is faced with a whole new ilk of intolerable parent — the kind intent on teaching the lunchroom workers to cook with olive oil instead of Crisco.
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"Paul Ryan and his ilk, their problem is that they become so disconnected from the people they are elected to represent, as evidenced by Paul Ryan's refusal to support the GOP front runner, that we just said, 'He's our man,'" Palin said.
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She wants to achieve this by taking Britain out of the European Union, out of a single market of a half-billion people and into a new "embrace" of the world — excluding, of course, Spaniards, the French, Germans, Italians, Swedes and their ilk.
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Now in their 40s, Miike Snow's concerns lay less in the band's trajectory and the visions of grandeur and stardom that may preoccupy their younger ilk, and more in appreciating presence of disappearing into a standalone project greater than the sum of its parts.
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"I have already made clear my abhorrence at the recent hate-spawned violence in Charlottesville, and earlier today I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence," Krzanich wrote in blog post about his decision.
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But those are apocryphal: The truth is that rock songs by performers like Stevie Wonder, the Chiffons, Ray Charles, the Beach Boys, the wonderful but almost entirely forgotten Dee Dee Sharp, and their ilk had been chart-topping hits before the Beatles showed up.
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Last night, at the Dattner Architects-designed Spring Street Salt Shed, the first chapter of Uniform was revealed to a gathering of the expected NYFW attendees (read: very creatively attired fashion editors, stylists, and their ilk) as well as suit-clad city government employees.
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Darrell Issa offered one answer at a Wednesday event in honor of the launch of a congressional caucus devoted to VR and its ilk: There's more: Panelists at the event highlighted issues as wide ranging as privacy and how to regulate commerce in virtual worlds.
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Note that this applies to expanding the network as well — other Amazon devices (the Dot and its ilk) will likely not only play nice with the hub but will act as range extenders and perform other tasks like file transfers, intercom duty, throwing video, etc.
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Time after time, GMs ask the first question and talk themselves into Jeff Green and his ilk, while some dude looking at Synergy and SportsVU data night to night draws a flip book of a hand doing a jerk-off motion in the scouting report.
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We — the young, optimistic millions across Europe — cannot lose the West to Mr. Farage and his ilk, to demagogues who have actually much more in common with the scapegoating culture of the Arab world they so despise than with the enlightened, rational tradition of Europe.
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It's what made certain pockets of the internet begin referring to Saetia and their ilk as "skramz," a made-up word that got thrown at bands as a way to delineate them from the watered down, mass market version that had come into vogue.
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Like The Office and its ilk, this is an ensemble comedy with enough hilarious performances and wild B plots to wholly distract from Amy and Jonah when it wants to — or to let them be friends without any agenda when it serves the plot.
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If one side of the sustainability fear is that Netflix and its ilk can't keep running up massive amounts of debt forever, the flip side is that the entertainment industry trying to beat Netflix at its own game may end up being a self-defeating proposition.
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It's already quite the big deal, and having categorically destroyed the chances of its closest-in-the-calendar genre rival, Gearbox's Battleborn, making it as a genuinely competitive online shooter with MOBA genes, Overwatch seems set to continue as the premier game of its ilk across 2016.
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The number of people subscribed to Amazon Prime Video specifically to watch Jones, Icke, and their ilk is probably a very small percentage of the more than 100 million people who have access to the service, and Jones himself isn't exactly sending people to the platform.
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From the sound of things, it may well be referring to something akin to an analog smartwatch of the ilk available from companies like Nokia (née Withings), and for that matter, Swatch's still forthcoming Smart Touch, which was announced this time last year at Baselworld in Switzerland.
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That's an easy call for McCain mourners like Barack Obama and Joe Biden who have always been Democrats, but it's a tough call for members of the Bush and McCain families and others of their ilk, and the call they made is to collaborate rather than resisting.
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Perhaps the centrist Emmanuel Macron's ultimate defeat of right-wing populist Marine Le Pen frames this work as a hopeful celebration of a nation's repudiation of the far right, but it remains to be seen whether we have seen the last of Le Pen and her ilk.
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As long as the IOC and their ilk are treating Russia like a bunch of children, let's continue with the analogy: when you catch a kid's arm elbow-deep in the cookie jar, what matters is not whether he admits it, but that you caught him.
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"Why is it if anyone looks at some liberal women the wrong way they can yell "RAPE" and ruin peoples lives (the Duke Lacrosse team, anyone?), but when serious violence is threatened against someone not of their political ilk, no one bats an eye," Palin says.
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For my troubles, I got attacked by leading intellectuals like Bill Kristol, who accused me and my ilk for having a well-upholstered settee and a well-appointed office (my office is actually kind of a mess and has nothing upholstered of any note in it).
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From Kentucky to Maine and Nevada to New Hampshire, we, along with fellow criminal justice reformers of every ilk, welcomed their Senators home by thanking them for supporting the bipartisan Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act – and urging undecided Senators to help overhaul our broken justice system.
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Because "Parachutes" and records of that ilk—Coldplay's "Sky Full of Stars", Slaves' collaboration with Chase and Status, everything the Klaxons ever did—as ostensibly awful as they might be sonically, are actually a perfect means by which to (briefly) explore one of club culture's biggest problems.
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In "Acts of Violence," directed by Brett Donowho, Cole Hauser (whose father Wings Hauser livened up many low-budget action potboilers of this ilk a generation ago) plays Deklan, an anguished war veteran who happens to be the future brother-in-law of the kidnap victim.
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Abe and his ilk suffer a spiritual necrosis within the daily perditions of living and beneath their unignorable deformities of flesh, whether the repelling gash of a hairlip, or fingers eaten by a machine, or the crude male impersonation that is forever a font of dread.
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The real fight, however, will continue to be in the anarchic regions where the terrorists take root, whether Afghanistan, the hollow shells of Syria and Iraq, Yemen, Libya or the chaotic seam between Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa where Boko Haram and its ilk continue their depredations.
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The companies and their supporters are pitching the initiative as a "compromise" that would create a third employment classification requiring Uber, Lyft, and their ilk to give drivers more perks than the average independent contractor but wouldn't entitle workers to the full benefits of an employee.
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As he gins up interest in his developer kit, Kouider is pitching the idea that NextMind's device and other noninvasive neural interfaces of its ilk will be like the touchscreen, or the computer mouse: the thing that upends the way we interact with our personal technology.
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Starting with his June 257th, 220 campaign announcement at Trump Tower and continuing through hundreds of rallies leading to his election, the president-to-be had a strong predilection, like stage performers of his ilk, for microphones so proximate to his mouth that they could readily absorb his spit.
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Casper and its ilk appear to target this group of young people directly, plastering New York City subways—as well as social media platforms—with quirky ads in soothing pastels recalling millennial pink and promising the kind of convenience that made traditional mattress stores seem cumbersome and outdated.
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These visionary directors — and many more of their ilk — rose to greatness from humble beginnings, and they did so not solely through a traditional film school education, but by immersing themselves in the filmmaking process and the language of film (even if those films were scrappy, schlocky, and obscure).
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Toward that end it is particularly important that Trump be crushed at the polls to send the message inside the G.O.P. and out that someone of his poisonous ilk can never win in America, and to strip him and his loyalists of any argument that the election was rigged.
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Running counter to Trump's natural anti-media and anti-establishment instincts is the fact that pressure in Washington -- from the likes of McConnell and his ilk -- will mount on the President to say something more about Moore from, roughly, the second Air Force One touches down on Wednesday.
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Exxon and its ilk have been fighting for decades to keep these choices out of our reach, and then claim that we are voting with our dollars every time we sit in traffic or heat our homes with fossil fuels supplied by a utility that has a monopoly.
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Insurance was a major bone of contention in a raucous debate at Toronto city hall in late September, when the council voted to write new transportation rules that would apply to Uber and its ilk and asked the Silicon Valley-based company to stop operating while they did so.
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The British production duo specializes in the kind of agile, quiet electronic music favored by James Blake and the xx, developed in East London as a reaction to the frantic relentlessness of E.D.M.; if the genre pushes listeners over the edge, Mount Kimbie and its ilk dull those edges.
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Three years later, eager to jump-start my own writing career, and convinced that my meager supply of published profiles and film reviews for independent, small outlets (which, like so many of their ilk are now defunct) was enough, I quit my full-time job at Rolling Stone.
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Pan and his ilk are credibly rendered, somewhat on the left shoulder of the uncanny valley, just realistic enough to be expressive and emotive (wee Pan as an ermine has a surprising emotional range), but still unrealistic enough for you to give them the benefit of the visual doubt.
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With portability and a knack for relieving boredom, the iPhone and its ilk naturally became ad hoc e-book readers for busy people seeking brief escape to fictional places from nonfiction reality, like being trapped in transit or stuck in a Trader Joe's line stretching to infinity and beyond.
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But the fact that it could only do so at such a reduced valuation — and then saw its stock drop below its IPO process on its second day of trading is an indication of just how tough the road is for startups of Casper's ilk right now, the experts said.
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Facebook spends millions lobbying each year on issues that include H-1B visas and temporary worker programs, which are widely loathed by conservatives of the CPAC ilk, but somehow it's also worth undermining that by spending $120,000 on teaching conservatives how to use Facebook to achieve their horrible policy goals?
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A very loose adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness set against the backdrop of the War on Terror and an ecological disaster in Dubai, Spec Ops: The Line was a stark and decidedly political break from the rah-rah patriotism of that era's Call of Duty shooters and their ilk.
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On its own, this little moving microbe is impressive enough, but its real potential lies in what could happen were it to be assembled with others of its ilk, and with other building-block robotics components made up of simple parts, which is the vision of Gershenfeld and his research team.
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But while fentanyl and its ilk have already led to an increase in overdose deaths, that has mostly happened in the eastern parts of the US and especially the Northeast and Midwest, largely due to differences in drug trafficking networks and the kinds of heroin that fentanyl was initially laced in.
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As stated by Frank Bruni in the New York Times: There are dozens more honors colleges like these across the country, and while they're hardly secrets, they don't get quite the attention from college applicants — most notably from those fixated on the Ivy League and its ilk — that they deserve.
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" The similar passage from Ms. Abramson's book reads: "He wrote a column in 'The American Conservative,' a magazine run by Pat Buchanan, calling young people a bunch of knee-jerk liberals (a phrase McInnes and his ilk often used) who would believe anyone with dark skin over anyone with light skin.
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And like other films of its ilk— Superbad, American Pie, Can't Hardly Wait, or even last year's Blockers comes to mind immediately—it focuses on a nerdy best friend pair who realize high school could have been more, if only they had the courage to wild out and take risks.
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Some of these offer tastes of what the series is about, but for those wanting something that's both a fine starting place for Dragon Quest's RPG titles, and substantial like all the best games of its ilk are, you're going to need to trust me and get yourself a 3DS.
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There are real people whose lives are ruined, each and every day, by Cernovich and his ilk, and our modern corporate media climate continues to have no idea what to do about it, because the battles are deliberately constructed to strip away context and to predetermine their outcomes from the first.
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But since the vast majority of new computer sales are for Windows devices, which come preloaded with Bing-defaulting browsers Internet Explorer or Edge, one would imagine there's enough workplace users, old people, folks who don't give a damn and others of their ilk to make up a big share of the market.
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That's because while it's as unsettling as any scary movie should be, writer-director Robert Eggers' first feature is also smarter than much of its ilk—blending old-time religion with modern feminist ideas in a way that can be totally missed if you're not looking, and greedily devoured if you are.
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And although Carroll dismissed The Rules and its ilk with a wave of her hand as the work of "charming dingbats" and advised her readers firmly to ask men out on dates and call first if they wanted to, there was more than a hint of the Rules ethos in her philosophy.
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Of course, a key, nagging concern for those convinced Trump and his ilk have endangered the republic with flagrant criminality and Russian collusion has been the installment of interim Attorney General Matthew Whitaker atop the Justice Department, the fear being that he would do what he could to kneecap the Mueller investigation.
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There's a gym with group classes and locker rooms to rival the swankiest boutique fitness studios, a kids' room for employees' children stocked with Xbox, coloring books, toys, and the ilk, and the Kendra Café, filled with an impressive snack selection and a made-to-order juice and smoothie bar, all gratis.
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While that was certainly way better than what Wells Fargo was offering, I figured that if I had already decided to put in effort, it made sense to find an option that wasn't just free of the ilk of Wall Street, but that actually helped me carve out the best financial future possible.
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I think there is room for the Smart Writing Set and its ilk: even though digital styli have gotten much better over the past few years, writing on glass still doesn't feel natural, and it's easier for me to jot something down in a notebook than to use my tablet or phone.
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While the gear will be aimed toward specific sports, like swim, soccer, running, and basketball (and patterned leggings and the ilk have always found a place in girls' wardrobes), it's still a sign of the times that kids can get in on the athleisure craze while they're still in the single digits.
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Let's start with the recent jaw-dropping (but, in a way, refreshingly honest) diatribe that Fox News host Laura Ingraham engaged in on her show, in which she admitted that she and others of her ilk are upset about the demographic changes that have been a reality of this great country for decades.
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Regardless, it's not often you get such an unfiltered view of how billionaire investors view a deal of this ilk, but in spite of pressing for a sale of Xerox, this is obviously not the deal these men want, and they have made it clear they will fight it tooth and nail.
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The episode's title, "Glanders," referred to a deadly disease carried by horses and their ilk and set up what apparently will be the season's big story line: Philip and Elizabeth's involvement in Soviet attempts to steal bioweapons from the Americans, helped by a scientist-agent played by the delightfully sardonic Dylan Baker.
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In this environment, FANG and its ilk can be scorned, but they'll ultimately be embraced because the one correlation that's held up is that when the economy slows, you need to buy stocks of companies that can control their own destinies, and that's exactly what tech has going for it right now.
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Some of us are far less distressed that "Britain has lost half its biodiversity in only 50 years" than that the human life expectancy in most African countries is under 65 years, and we wish that environmentalists cared as much about their endangered fellow humans as about endangered moths and their ilk.
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Duffy is of the latter ilk and has stepped up his grappling training in light of his last fight—not a bad move considering Clarke's penchant for taking the fight down to the mat and either attacking with submissions (seven of his 11 wins have come via submission) or grinding out a decision.
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"It is funny to recall the nonsense of Obama and his ilk about Russia as a weak 'regional power,' " Aleksei K. Pushkov, a member of Russia's upper house of Parliament and former head of the lower house's foreign affairs committee, said in a tweet Monday afternoon while the presidents were still talking.
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The magic of Babajan — and other cafes of its ilk — is in its ability to take all the care of fine dining, combine it with the ease and love of ambitious home cooking, and bring it into the realm of everyday eating; to allow moments of transcendence over a Tuesday morning meal.
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"I'm a cup of tea with a touch of cream but something's missing / So I'm gonna put this nice and sweet / Baby would you be my sugar?" is of the lyrical ilk that might be gag-me sweet if not for a damn catchy chorus delivered with full, slightly rough vocals from Morris.
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But it also reveals the dichotomy at the heart of the Brexit campaign, between the "free market" leavers on the Tory right who argued that Britain could scrap European Union regulations and become a globalised trading hub, and the nativist tendency led by Nigel Farage of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) and his ilk.
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People love to wring their hands over these options, asking whether it is even possible to meet a person organically in a physical space in 2017 and subsequently care for them, or if Tinder and its ilk have inured us to each other's feelings and faces, making the human species more flighty, distractible, and mean.
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No definite pricing or timing, but the Redbox Digital app has been published in the App Store, and screen shots reveal a UI pretty on-par with what's offered up by Netflix and its ilk, albeit with a download option entered into the mix, along with a cast button to stream it to compatible devices.
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Since Fox News and its ilk never struggled with the mealy ideal of objectivity, their chief concern was how to mix smart conservative critiques (think Chris Wallace, Megyn Kelly) with the fun of totally made-up crises (birtherism, the existence of Muslim-only cities) and errant stupidity (the war on Christmas, anything on Fox & Friends).
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They came up with a standard called the "1U" cubesat: a box 10cm by 10cm by 11.5cm with electronic and physical interfaces that would allow it to fit alongside others of its ilk in a dispenser that could fly as a "secondary payload" (launchers often have more capacity than they need for their main cargo).
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Though the ladyqueen, or bioqueen, is not a new fixture (World Famous BOB, Dr. Lucky, and Raven Snook are the stars of a 2010 ladyqueen documentary called The Faux Real), Kitty is determined to carve out a scene for those of her ilk looking for community, and she's educating the public in the process.
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David Brooks and his holier-than-thou ilk are not only unfair in their assessment of her, but they also act as if they are unaware of the consequences of this dismissive, condescending portrayal, which is to actively encourage those who will either sit this election out or vote for a third-party candidate.
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One featured Native voices and served as an interesting insight into the still-ongoing criticism of Warren's controversial decision; the other was a tired piece that dredged up establishment GOP and Democratic strategists to contemplate all the kinds of Beltway questions that people of their ilk will forever be paid gobs of money to answer.
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Even before Democrats get to that point, however, they need to negotiate their own internal politics as to whether Ocasio-Cortez and her ilk represent the future of the Democratic Party or simply a small rump group that should not be taken as a signal of much of anything about where the party is headed.
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"If you're a teacher that has absolutely no experience in computer science or engineering or STEM based learning or making then you're able to bring on the pi-top platform, learn with it and with your student, and when they're ready they can create a computer science course — or something of that ilk — in their classroom," says Lozano.
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Traditional agencies (or the likes of Rentify since it pivoted to a 'guaranteed rent for landlords' model) offer to fully manage a property, too, therefore going beyond landlord and tenant matching and related add-on services, which is, arguably, the lower end of the market that OpenRent and its ilk have successfully targeted and, increasingly, disrupted.
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Unlike the government, Twitter is not bound by the First Amendment and owes Spencer and his ilk no such indulgence — not access to its service, the protection of its rules, or the benefit of the doubt, particularly when their barely concealed goal is to undermine the civil rights, humanity, and yes, the freedom of speech of their targets.
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Because firms like Blackbird and their ilk can operate more cost-effectively than patent trolls that must pay for outside legal help — they need only invest their time in researching which patents to buy from brokers who deal in such things, then pay the roughly $1,000 it costs to file a lawsuit — they can do more damage.
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Super affordable DSLRs tend to age much faster than fancier ilk like the 6D, with their autofocus and low light abilities improving dramatically with each iteration—which means if you love a cheap camera and have no desire to lean into the micro four third ecosystem than something like the new SL2 could be right up your alley.
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To Ellipse, who's from Long Island, New York, the appeal of mechanical keyboards like the Model F is less to do with the precision control needed to dominate round after round of Counter-Strike, and more to do with the ethereal sense of pleasure he and his ilk derive from typing on the springy keys of a mechanical.
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But the ways in which Harris and his ilk have dealt with the Trump presidency -- from Charlottesville to "s-hole countries" to this latest incident -- speak to the deep peril in abandoning all principles in an effort to survive politically: If you aren't willing to take a stand for something, what, at root, do you believe in?
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