In a nutshell -- rep your team, not your city.
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That's the allure of a TV death in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, he has Muslim, Jewish and Christian ancestors.
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Uncertainty is, in a nutshell, justification for action, not complacency.
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In a nutshell, they're doing better than Pete Bennett is.
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In a nutshell, Tara's story is so inspiring and real.
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That, in a nutshell, is the quest for quantum supremacy.
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In a nutshell ... she's been burning it at both ends.
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In a nutshell, what could this simulation be made of?
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In a nutshell, Ansari is a smart and hilarious guy.
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In a nutshell: Qualcomm's cellular modems were faster than Intel's.
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It's the best way to describe me in a nutshell.
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Which is really this entire show's problem in a nutshell.
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It all comes down to free trade, in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, we have all been enjoying tomorrow's prosperity.
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It was the experience of covering Clinton in a nutshell.
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That, in a nutshell, is the idea behind cell therapy.
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This is capitalist aesthetics in a nutshell — everything is disposable.
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Here they are, in a nutshell: Rely on user feedback.
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In a nutshell, there are two kinds of interest rates.
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That's really in a nutshell what Moving Arts is about.
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Its philosophy, in a nutshell: 80 percent is good enough.
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All of that, in a nutshell, is the Trump Doctrine.
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That's Britain's situation in a nutshell: uncertain, unfamiliar and unsteady.
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That's the job of the music supervisor, in a nutshell.
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That, in a way, was the night in a nutshell.
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This whole sequence encapsulates Better Call Saul in a nutshell.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why Vine is going away.
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"Twitter in a nutshell," Guthrie wrote along with a laughing emoji.
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That is our outcome-driven youth sports system in a nutshell.
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Can you explain the legislation to our readers in a nutshell?
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And that, in a nutshell, is why we love this cookbook.
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Here, in a nutshell, is the debate between right and left.
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That, in a nutshell, is part of why The People v.
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"We basically were, in a nutshell, thrown together," Taupin tells PEOPLE.
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Way to capture their relationship in a nutshell, random wedding photographer.
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In a nutshell, climate change creates drier air and drier vegetation.
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That's, in a nutshell, why Flintstones have been drinking contaminated water.
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And Maura's journey in season three is that in a nutshell.
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That, in a nutshell, is what Facebook promised on June 18th.
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In a nutshell, sounds like he's saying ... quit your whining, Macklemore.
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In a nutshell, everyone wants a slice of the growing pie.
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School choice, in a nutshell, adds more options into the mix.
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In a nutshell, the heavier the weed, the heavier the wine.
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In a nutshell, fast-fashion describes society's obsession with relentless consumption.
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This is the GOP in 2018 in a nutshell: a party
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But that was him in a nutshell: funny at both extremes.
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"Keep them guessing" is the Trump foreign policy in a nutshell.
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The first thirty seconds demonstrated Andrei Arlovski's dilemma in a nutshell.
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This, in a nutshell, was — and still is — Uber's value proposition.
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And that in a nutshell is why the Left always wins.
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That is the conspiratorial mindset of Russia's leadership in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, the puzzle eventually turned into what you see.
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Strangely enough, that's Russian President Vladimir Putin's goal in a nutshell.
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So, in a nutshell, a comedown won't kill you by itself.
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And that, in a nutshell, is the Reds' story so far.
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This is Baum's Oz in a nutshell: wildly inventive and incredibly inconsistent.
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Honestly, that visceral secondhand panic is basically Eighth Grade in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, I believe that the nudity I expose is public.
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In a nutshell, that means giving up acids like AHAs and retinols.
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That's quantum mechanics in a nutshell—even physicists would call it unpredictable.
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In a nutshell, both are used to tenderize and bring out flavors.
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If that's not 2017 in a nutshell, I don't know what is. ●
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They were the show in a nutshell: beautiful abandon, cloaked in heartbreak.
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In a nutshell, is the Verizon unlimited data plan a good deal?
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The press briefing is like that dilemma in a nutshell, you know.
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Sandra: In a nutshell, you drill a hole and you get oil.
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In a nutshell, this is another example of that exact same problem.
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Perhaps this is meant to convey American imperialistic attitudes in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, spot-targeting fat isn't very effective—in most cases.
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That, in a nutshell, is what is freaky about Westworld's female hosts.
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"The sentiment, in a nutshell, was 'please don't do this,'" he wrote.
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"In a nutshell, we are building the family communications platform," Abehassera said.
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In a nutshell, it is all about creating a level playing field.
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That, in a nutshell, is the origin of the red-team exercise.
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In a nutshell, Markovitz argues that meritocracy has made us all miserable.
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So why, in a nutshell, do you think this happens so often?
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And that is also the ongoing fight over DACA in a nutshell.
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"The sentiment, in a nutshell, was 'please don't do this,'" Musk wrote.
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In a nutshell, it's your hair's ability — or inability — to absorb moisture.
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That'll be the story of the season for Pittsburgh, in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell: they die quickly and end up polluting the planet.
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That, in a nutshell, was the message of the day for Republicans.
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In a nutshell, find a way to connect with the hiring manager.
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It is, in a nutshell, how he sees his role this year.
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Brown captures almost perfectly everything about The Masked Singer in a nutshell.
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This is the devilish problem of the Trump era in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, she found her ex in bed with another woman. Oof!
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It's Tinder Select—in a nutshell, it's Tinder for the Rich and Famous.
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In a nutshell, it isn't the best dance album in the world ever.
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In a nutshell, consumers submit an idea for a product they want made.
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This murder — rapid, weightless, and unnecessarily gory — is Death Note in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell: I've muted your baby — and I'm not sorry about it.
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In a nutshell, it's a game preteens often use to torment each other.
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In a nutshell, the problem is this: EIA's modeling is just that — modeling.
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In a nutshell: Qualcomm modems are better because they offer faster download speeds.
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In a nutshell, the Roastery is Starbucks' Seattle mecca of all things coffee.
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Take that idea, reverse it, and that's The Little Mermaid in a nutshell.
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This one-two punch is the modern Republican governing philosophy in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, this production network involves Southeast Asian countries providing intermediate, i.e.
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In a nutshell, what we have here is decreasing sales, and increasing costs.
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It was Danish cooperation in a nutshell — or in this case, a garage.
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That is it in a nutshell — torture did not protect the United States.
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In a nutshell: falling in love with solutions rather than never-ending problems.
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In a nutshell: Only invest in bitcoin if you're prepared to lose money.
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As it turns out, that awkward transition is King Arthur in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, I'm doing me, I'm chilling, I'm having fun with it.
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More than any policy issue, this is arguably the campaign in a nutshell.
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But in a nutshell, they're arguing it will hurt industry and rural residents.
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That is the genre in a nutshell, finding triumph regardless of the circumstances.
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That coverage and the reaction to it, was Jeter's career in a nutshell.
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And that's the story of the iPad Pro in a nutshell, isn't it?
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And that's the story of the iPad Pro in a nutshell, isn't it?
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In a nutshell, that is how we get a single-payer government system.
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In a nutshell, not much that will help them save more on taxes.
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That, in a nutshell, is the source of conservative resistance to climate science.
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In a nutshell, what does Google's ad blocking have to do with antitrust?
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In a nutshell: This corporate power shift hurts workers in all three countries.
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There in a nutshell are the swing factors that will determine this election.
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And that, in a nutshell, is the single biggest problem with Trump's argument.
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Here's the process in a nutshell: Polyester is manufactured with recycled PET bottles.
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But I mean that's pretty much the internet to me in a nutshell anyway.
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In a nutshell, Odysseus and his men are returning from a long, atrocious war.
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"In a nutshell, we stand by our story," Eskom's spokesman Khulu Phasiwe told Reuters.
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In a nutshell, extracurriculars are "where parents network with each other," Dr. Calarco said.
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Her plan, in a nutshell, is to replace public education with for-profit schools.
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Quantum computing in a nutshell: Quantum computing is all about qubits, or quantum bits.
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The line, called the Younger & Clearer collection, is "millennial skin care" in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Google Lens is like Google Image Search, but for your photos.
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In a nutshell, the code means: You've been pre-selected for additional security screening.
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In a nutshell: Serve two, get two -- as long as there aren't any incidents.
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Rapper Eve wore a full denim outfit that was basically 2001 in a nutshell.
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That's intuitive eating in a nutshell: Eat what you want, and do so mindfully.
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Well, in a nutshell, it's Britain's answer to the U.S.'s Bachelor In Paradise.
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After all, translating one sense into another is what synesthesia is, in a nutshell.
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After all, translating one sense into another is what synaesthesia is, in a nutshell.
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"That seemed to sum up my 259-216 season in a nutshell," Pacioretty said.
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Come to think of it, that's a lot of season five in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell: It's technique-driven, stubbornly fresh seafood with Portland-level ingredient consciousness.
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Overstock describes this nightstand as "shabby chic," which is Monica's aesthetic in a nutshell.
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So in a nutshell, abortion rights aren't doomed for sure after Trump becomes president.
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In a nutshell, that's what these forums are designed to help its members do.
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" And: "So, in a nutshell, a whistleblower wrote a false narrative of the conversation.
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Quantum computing in a nutshell: Quantum computing is all about qubits, or quantum bits.
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"Here's the problem in a nutshell, and it's a little philosophical," Burgdorf told STAT.
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That sequence is "Fleabag" in a nutshell: irreverent, lewd and upfront to a fault.
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The rise of the Fonz was Marshall's approach to making television in a nutshell.
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This is the heartless and arbitrary nature of being a celebrity in a nutshell.
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The reason, in a nutshell, is the ever-devious user agreements that users never read.
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In a nutshell, an affiliate is someone who serves as an ambassador for certain products.
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That, in a nutshell, is the charge made against smug liberals who champion "open borders".
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And that's kind of the whole Twitch and video game streaming story in a nutshell.
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What will they be selling, collectively: an "automated global internet intelligence" platform, in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, I would say there is this kind of medieval relationship with power.
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Here, in a nutshell, are Australia's most threatened natural tourist destinations, according to the report.
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In a nutshell, Egypt, Saudi Arabi and the Emirates viewed the Arab Spring with skepticism.
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That, in a nutshell, has been the 30-year career trajectory of entrepreneur Brian Scudamore.
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And really, the act of "doing nothing" explains my whole retirement plan in a nutshell.
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That, in a nutshell, is the world candidates like Biden want to restore and protect.
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The confession (and, admittedly, the very hot sex scene) is "The Affair" in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, if they need to self isolate, they won't be able to earn.
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If there was one word to describe 28503 in a nutshell, it would be unpredictable.
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In a nutshell, Zimmerman's lawsuit claims that there was no legitimate basis for his prosecution.
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At first it was pretty much that idea in a nutshell: Just focus on skating.
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In his column announcing his cancer, Mr. Gill summed up his career in a nutshell.
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"That's Kopi in a nutshell," said Pearson, who was playing his first game since Feb.
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If that's not 2019 in a nutshell, I don't know what to tell you. 5.
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In a nutshell: Don't panic over that pile of hair, but don't ignore it, either.
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Valence refers to music's emotional properties — whether it sounds happy or sad, in a nutshell.
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Wilson's argument, in a nutshell, is that a move just doesn't add up, financially or otherwise.
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" In a nutshell, Warren told her first audience, "I'm in this fight because I am grateful.
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That's Riverdale in a nutshell: dramatic, campy but fun, and full of very good-looking people.
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In a nutshell, fracking forces open new fissures in the rock, while EOR "scrubs" existing channels.
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"In a nutshell, Obama is saying we all need a little more aloha spirit," she tweeted.
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In a nutshell: Yes, according to Maureen Whelihan, MD, a gynecologist who also practices sexual medicine.
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And that, in a nutshell, is so much of why being a working mother is hard.
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In a nutshell, I'm basically part of two teams: Google brand marketing and the Doodle team.
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That, in a nutshell, is the history of the Republican Party over the past half-century.
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And, man, if that isn't Twitter in 2017 in a nutshell, I don't know what is.
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So, that's Fat Tuesday's Christian history in a nutshell, but that's not where its origins end.
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This, in a nutshell, is the American small-town ideal — the mythological apex we aspire to.
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In a nutshell, McDonald's wanted to change its logo and called in design consultant Louis Cheskin.
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In a nutshell, Balls is a British politician who was a Labour MP for 10 years.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why I am writing this column for the second time.
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In a nutshell, manufacturers cannot predicate a warranty on its customers not opening up the device.
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In a nutshell, during a summer job, she had been the victim of a sexual assault.
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I guess that last sentence might be my entire review of this film in a nutshell.
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That, in a nutshell, is probably why the vast majority of my graduating class became accountants.
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In a nutshell, the White House now needs to focus on three priorities: Stabilizing global markets.
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That, in a nutshell, is what has happened to the Richard Alston Dance Company, in England.
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In a nutshell, liberals don't believe working people have much capacity to govern their own affairs.
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In a nutshell, most illegal immigrants work at jobs that U.S. citizens just do not want.
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" DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE 'WAR ROOM,' ON TWITTER: "This is the Pence vice presidency in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, it's legal to make your own edibles in Canada, but not to sell them.
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In a nutshell, he is perfectly qualified to appear on the covers of a romance novel series.
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Think the god Hermes, that fleet-footed trickster, and perhaps you have Oyeyemi's style in a nutshell.
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This is its power in a nutshell: it takes the everyday and finds something incredible in it.
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In a nutshell, Android apps that were installed more than 100 million times secretly tracked user behavior.
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In a nutshell, it's the same idea as the ProMotion tech Apple uses in its iPad Pros.
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The particular way Kevin has been written into a corner is the show's shortcoming in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, your body has detected something alien in its passageways and needs to clear it.
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In a nutshell, then, states usually have five weeks to resolve any challenges to the preliminary results.
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In a nutshell, every negative thing you read about Trump from this day henceforth is a lie.
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Here's a comparison chart from Deutsche Bank: Chandra's question really summed up Apple's problem in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, it needs to move away from being an industry and towards being a profession.
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Trumpism in a nutshell: Kentucky voted overwhelmingly for Trump and he can't even spell the state right.
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In a nutshell: You want a really powerful processor because you can crunch more things at once.
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That, in a nutshell, is America's actual relationship with the Palestinian Authority, a state-in-the-making.
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In a nutshell: WOC are not allowed to exhibit the same violence that's been inflicted upon them.
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That's basically the gameplay, in a nutshell: you give it your best shot and then you die.
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In a nutshell, CAT combines emotional wellbeing with a very practical real need that we all have.
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In a nutshell, the company offers quick access to prepaid Mastercard-based cards and basic banking services.
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That, in a nutshell, is the world candidates like Biden and Buttigieg want to restore and protect.
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In a nutshell, he tunes in to Fox News and sides with my 213-year-old father.
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In a nutshell, the Hoss Fly is a barstool that sits on top of a car engine.
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This, in a nutshell, is what has made it so difficult to organize workers in the South.
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That's the movie in a nutshell: A catharsis more meaningful for the character than for her audience.
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That's PUP in a nutshell—a wrecking ball that's swinging too hard to stop for bad vibes.
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The last scene of the pilot, which is everything Hap and Leonard does well in a nutshell.
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"In a nutshell, the government shutdown should not impact our response to the anomaly with WFC3," she said.
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Able to convey both fuck-the-world recklessness and deep depression, it is modern humanity in a nutshell.
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Well, in a nutshell, it's the last one because there was never supposed to be more than one.
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I feel like this film is like my personality in a nutshell; [it] feels so personal to me.
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Patriots in a nutshell: When the Pats went 16-0 in 2007, the offense rewrote the record books.
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Shop 'til You Drop, which appropriately aired sporadically between 1991 and 2005, was, in a nutshell, way complicated.
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In a nutshell, synastry is a specific astrological practice meant to lend clarity to a couple's potential compatibility.
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The arguments, in a nutshell, go like this: Hard-G It's Graphics Interchage Format, not Jraphics Interchange Format.
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In a nutshell, fewer than half of US Republicans acknowledge anthropogenic climate change or worry about its impacts.
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And I think that, in a nutshell, is the biggest problem the Democratic Party is facing right now.
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In a nutshell, Cartwheel helps you find and redeem deals that are happening at your local Target store.
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In a nutshell, SQL is a standardized method used for collecting specific data out of a massive database.
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"In a nutshell, with all due respect to the president's office, he is totally wrong," Amin told CNBC.
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In a nutshell, these are two of the major theories explaining the dynamics of binary black hole systems.
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In a nutshell, the White House wants to remove "re-exports" from export data — but not import data.
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In a nutshell, it is like the Do Not Call registry for robocalls, but focused on internet users.
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We can expect the speech, in a nutshell, to epitomize the shortcomings and dangers of the Trump presidency.
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So how could you describe the goal of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Commission's data recommendations in a nutshell?
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In a nutshell, you can compute directly on encrypted data, meaning the servers never sees what it's manipulating!
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The problem, in a nutshell, is that most seats are empty in most cars, most of the time.
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"In a nutshell, it's an auction that's never been done before," said Aurel Bacs, the firm's chief consultant.
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In a nutshell, mitigation protects everyone (at least to some extent), while adaptation only protects those who adapt.
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That volatility, in a nutshell, is why it's so important that EV charging be properly managed and timed.
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The first line Ferreira sings, "Everything and nothing always haunts me," feels like Hynes's psyche in a nutshell.
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In Ms. Collenette's collection are 18th-century stork scissors that open to reveal a baby in a nutshell.
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Maybe he's capitalism in a nutshell: the possibility that we will be humbled and demeaned is always there.
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In a nutshell, the Trump phenomenon isn't causing an identity crisis in the GOP — it's merely illustrating it.
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The FDA strategy, in a nutshell: wean the tobacco industry off traditional cigarettes, without breaking up Big Tobacco.
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"SUPERFICIAL" BY HEIDI MONTAG This video is basically 2010 in a nutshell, and we're kind of obsessed with it.
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In a nutshell, we do not have the nationwide database that would measure the level of actual police corruption.
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All of that, in a nutshell, is what makes Mad Dogs such a messy, captivating, hard-to-enjoy series.
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In a nutshell, the poll finds the people most upset about the national anthem protests are old white men.
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In a nutshell, the protests in Hong Kong started in June against proposals to allow extradition to mainland China.
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"In a nutshell, it is unbelievable that an element has yet to be named after him!" said Mr. Bernklau.
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Here's White's reporting in a nutshell: "It was pretty glowing about us," one person who watched the event said.
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In a nutshell, you're damned if you do sound like a woman, and, well, you're damned if you don't.
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In a nutshell, there are two major things that could undermine the success of the OPEC, non-OPEC agreement.
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In a nutshell, that's because of privacy issues associated with a voice-activated device sitting in an open space.
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And that's Days Gone in a nutshell: a waste of time that doesn't get you anything decent in return.
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"In a nutshell, we stand by our story," he said, adding that the utility was cooperating with the Treasury.
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In a nutshell, she wants an app "where you see what you and your dog's baby would look like".
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In a nutshell ... her math sucked in states like Iowa -- where she only visited 3 times after the Caucus.
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Points Karate in a Nutshell From the moment that this match was announced, it seemed something like Mayweather vs.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why I left my successful career as a wedding planner at the altar.
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That, maybe together with Beats 1 and YouTube Red, are these two services in a nutshell, so proceed accordingly.
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And that controversy, in a nutshell, may be the biggest problem facing many of the game companies right now.
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In a nutshell, they strike long-term power purchase agreements (sometimes up to 50 years) with big coal plants.
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They have done very little upkeep to the hotel ... In a nutshell, this used to be the 'it' spot.
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In a nutshell, the conventional wisdom goes like this: In the mid-2000s, the nation experienced a housing bubble.
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Here, in a nutshell, is the difference between the mysticism of ancient Greek philosophy and the pragmatism of Roman.
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In a nutshell, how the technology works is the phone's OLED display panel emits light to illuminate your fingerprint.
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That single shot — of the maid giving him a look — is almost the whole show encapsulated in a nutshell.
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"In a nutshell, it has to do with the amount of validation that&aposs taking place," he tells me.
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CBD's less psychoactive cousin, hemp, had its own trade-war tieback — one that summed up 2019 in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Sanders wants the contest to be about ideology, and Clinton wants it to be about practicality.
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In a nutshell, body positivity is the premise that all bodies are equal and should be treated as such, period.
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In a nutshell, IoT will do exactly what technology does everywhere — it supplants low-skill jobs with high-skill jobs.
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The result in a nutshell: manufacturers advertise for their gasoline-powered vehicles far more than for their electric-powered cars.
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In a nutshell, the passing of this historic bill accentuated the colonial nature of the political relation that currently exists.
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The duality of those scenes, that balance of All-American Fun and absolute horror, is our country in a nutshell.
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"In a nutshell we've basically agreed to have a 22nd race," Wolff told reporters ahead of Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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The sequence is the movie in a nutshell — colorful, a little silly, and sneakily smart about the characters' maturity levels.
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The pitch, in a nutshell: Americans are hungry for breakfast and Time Inc is thirsty for traffic and advertising dollars.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why members of Congress and Treasury officials are so upset about the Apple ruling.
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It was Kavanaugh's confirmation process in a nutshell: a raw exercise in legislative and presidential power to serve partisan goals.
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In a nutshell, the patent describes a thin laptop-like shell (referred to as an "accessory device") without a processor.
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Or in a nutshell, you'll learn to sort it, see it, share it, and use it to spark smart decisions.
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" Dr. Bronner's, in a nutshell, is about the overlapping areas — not, Michael corrects me, a dichotomy — of "soap and soul.
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That was Pence's handling of Russia — the focal point of the foreign policy portion of the debate — in a nutshell.
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My story, in a nutshell, is that I fell into cooking food for a living after being a food photographer.
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If you feel an urgency and you don't act upon it, then that is the whole problem in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, the macroeconomic effect of a carbon tax varies depending on what the government does with the revenue.
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The business model, in a nutshell, was to use the internet as a massive focus group to pitch television shows.
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In a nutshell: He is Felix Kjellberg, one of the world's most popular video game live-streamers on the internet.
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IN A NUTSHELL Three women portray the late singer at various stages of her life in this new bio-musical.
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DISCO RATING 🕺🕺 IN A NUTSHELL The life and dancing times of Tony Manero, Bay Ridge's most famous denizen.
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Here's the problem in a nutshell: People are drinking less "real" milk, and sales of plant-based alternatives have soared.
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"To put it in a nutshell, I thought they were going to make it a highly political office," he said.
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"Just to put it in a nutshell, I believe that we face an inflection point as a state," Huntsman said.
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In a nutshell, it involves picking a team and scoring points based on how your players perform in real life.
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In a nutshell, the U.S. and Indian middle classes were built on something called the high-wage, middle-skilled job.
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That in a nutshell captures the dichotomy of how we who fancy ourselves sophisticated and enlightened tend to handle religion.
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In a nutshell, it shows that problems of the economy can be discussed with investors and confidence can be restored.
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That, in a nutshell, is why for all its well-constructed elements and engaging plot, Patriots Day is still troubling.
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"In a nutshell, what he did yesterday is too momentous of a decision to make without doing your homework," he says.
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The razzle-dazzle transformation captures Shazam's spirit in a nutshell: The most forgotten and seemingly powerless people can change the world.
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In some ways, Ramsay Bolton is Game of Thrones in a nutshell: nasty, brutish, and willing to kill just about anyone.
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It's like her journey in a nutshell: Women in the world of Game of Thrones can't count on anybody but themselves.
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In a nutshell, I wouldn't be surprised if the S220 turns out to be a better phone than the iPhone 211.
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In a nutshell, they re arguing that any explicit sexual communications or acts constitutes evidence of murder, Kilgore told the judge.
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I think that in a nutshell, I think there's only two things people have to do in order to be successful.
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"To put it in a nutshell, the shorter the hair, the more precarious a character's relationship with traditional femininity," Dokou says.
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In a nutshell, he thinks the guy is a "sh**head" for infamously jacking up the price of cancer/AIDS meds.
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Researchers often fail to include women, Fusion's Taryn Hillin explained, because in a nutshell, women's bodies are more complicated than men's.
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The point, in a nutshell, is to give people a chance to convey who they really are — in their own voice.
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In a nutshell, imagine disco slowed down a bit, and then whack a load of icy synth patterns over the top.
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In a nutshell, the idea behind ritual theory is that a rite of passage has three stages: separation, transition, and incorporation.
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So, to recap: fruity drinks, silky shirts, and making love in other people's bedrooms—basically sex in 1988, in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Facebook is exploiting its users' valid security fears about being hacked in order to make itself more money.
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The problem in a nutshell, as Trump biographer Timothy O'Brien once told The Times, was that Michael Cohen wasn't Roy Cohn.
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That, in a nutshell, is the major new leg of business planned by the Tucson-based startup, called World View Enterprises.
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"In a nutshell, they target minority areas and heavily Democratic areas," said Ms. Snipes of Broward, which is Florida's bluest county.
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But of course, he's not Hillary, and there it is in a nutshell, people, the real reason behind this "impeachment" hysteria.
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In a nutshell, the 83-megapixel sensor will produce great photos in good light, and pretty awful ones in low light.
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In a nutshell, the corporate tax issue provides an excellent case study of the problem of "path dependency" in public policy.
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In a nutshell, the Stranger Things star and the Tonight Show host take turns singing random songs over the same beat.
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In a nutshell: A 2012 article by Cal Coast relied on unnamed sources to accuse a contractor of mishandling hazardous waste.
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This bill can change, in a nutshell, 118 years of unjust rule by Washington, D.C. over the territory of Puerto Rico.
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That, in a nutshell, is how authoritarians infiltrate and abuse the administration of justice — unless the voters rise up to stop them.
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"In a nutshell the finished look of his head is based on a used condom," designer David Anderson explained of the character.
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For me, in a nutshell, this is how I realized that maybe I was not as bootylicious as I would have liked.
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That's the theater plan in a nutshell, except, in this case, upstairs is a sporting arena the size of an Alpine foothill.
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His response catches in a nutshell concerns that some Japanese lawmakers are growing desperately out of touch in a rapidly aging nation.
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This detail illustrates the larger problem with Narcos in a nutshell: It's built for binge-viewing, but not particularly attentive binge-viewing.
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Communication skills, and the ability to make financial information accessible and understandable to non-financial folks, is my job in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell it's the tone of jazz hip-hop but reimagined for a generation raised on cloud rappers and anime cartoons.
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I thought, okay, that is really the problem in a nutshell, because for women, that tape materialized so much of our experiences.
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This was Ryan's policy program in a nutshell: Talk a good game about social responsibility, while funneling huge sums to the wealthy.
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The criticism, in a nutshell, is that a user should have the power to alter anything they want on their own machine.
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To put it in a nutshell: One's environmental impact is primarily determined by structural features of one's life circumstances, especially socioeconomic status.
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In a nutshell, Rick Perry's Department of Energy told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to guarantee the profits of coal plants.
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Yeah, that's late-1990s superhero movies in a nutshell, and director Joel Schumacher drove us headfirst into the madness with this movie.
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In a nutshell: If taxes aren't being taken out of your paycheck, you need to set aside money to pay for them.
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The GOP response in a nutshell Asked if the new Democratic stop-gap bills would in any way tempt Senate Republicans, Sen.
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In a nutshell, this extraordinarily expensive and complex hat gives pilots x-ray vision, allowing them to look through their own aircraft.
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Critic's Pick The Scottish troupe Tortoise in a Nutshell, using puppets and live video, conjures a town full of wonders in miniature.
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The seaside town of "Feral," a production by Tortoise in a Nutshell that opened at 59E59 Theaters on Wednesday, is easily recognizable.
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That, in a nutshell, is the question Just Situations hopes to answer through a range of collaborative performances, workshops, and interactive presentations.
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In a nutshell, he says there's a big difference between playing off a "common stereotype" and attacking a specific person over race.
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Later that year, I described the network's variety show Best Time Ever as NBC in a nutshell: desperate, frantic, a little sociopathic.
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In a nutshell, the simulation platform offers the researchers a space where they can shake Tokyo in many different magnitudes and tremor styles.
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In a nutshell, EFAIL abuses active content of HTML emails, for example externally loaded images or styles, to exfiltrate plaintext through requested URLs.
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In a nutshell, I do think the family I grew up in has been, I'm happy to say, a great model for me.
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In a nutshell, all of the "new internet's" data is stored in fragmented, encrypted pieces on all of the devices on the network.
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In a nutshell: The filibuster matters most when majority party support for a Supreme Court nominee is neither too hot nor too cold.
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In a nutshell, they argue that "manhood" -- however an individual male's culture might define it -- is a status that must be continually earned.
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In a nutshell, then, the problem is the lack of transparency from ad platforms; and that lack serving the self same opaque giants.
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That, in a nutshell, is the reason that Wilson — former child star, current debut author — wrote a book about her post-Hollywood life.
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"My view in a nutshell: the voices of the 28 states that have voted for medical marijuana are so loud now," she said.
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In a nutshell, gaming is massive, and if you didn't realize that already: Hey, welcome to the biggest entertainment medium on the planet.
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In a nutshell, an "inclusion rider" is a contractual clause that requires a certain level of diversity to be met in a film.
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Built by and for the Union of Oil Workers of the Mexican Republic, the former hospital represents Tampico's recent history in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, once an ingredient has been shown to affect the structure or function of skin (yes, please!), it requires medical supervision.
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Saint Jerome, in a nutshell, was a 4th-century Roman whose most notable achievement was the translation of the Hebrew Bible into Latin.
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"If you mix Jane Austen and Franz Kafka, then you have Kazuo Ishiguro in a nutshell," Danius told reporters of this year's winner.
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The model in a nutshell is that Maven is a common platform for publishers that provides a single point of contact for advertisers.
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The flimsy, ultimately unnecessary, and yet still sometimes satisfying combat (because hitting big, glowing weakpoints remains oddly gratifying) is Gylt in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, the law made it illegal for the government and corporations to collect and store sensitive personal data without user consent.
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This technology, to put it in a nutshell, is the innovation that makes going cashless possible—and the thing that made ATMs useful.
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In a nutshell, they want their tech to be available to all, but want to ensure that certain design principles are adhered to.
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The speech in a nutshell: Net neutrality rules are critical to artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cloud-based technologies and the Internet of Things.
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Gas taxes haven't been raised in ages and ICE vehicles have become increasingly efficient — that's the state transportation revenue crunch in a nutshell.
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The way Stitch Fix works, in a nutshell: New customers fill out extensive forms listing their style preferences, clothing needs and price points.
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"The repo market, in a nutshell, is brittle," said John Lekas, founder of Leader Capital and manager of its low-duration bond fund.
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Deutsch's comments illustrate, in a nutshell, the constant sexism that women candidates deal with — and how it puts them in an impossible bind.
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In a nutshell, it's hard to make a superstring theory with positive energy and yet the accelerating expansion of the universe demands it.
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In a nutshell, sister and brother invented two huge Scandinavian families with names, social roles, and character traits for every little Playmobil figure.
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Well, in a nutshell, it shows that the GOP is wrong about regulations as a general matter and wrong about Obama's regulations specifically.
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That, in a nutshell, is what happens when you are the chief executive of Facebook in 2019 and you come to the People's House.
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"Medicare for All" is, in a nutshell, a plan for changing healthcare in the US and a significant part of Sanders' platform for office.
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That, in a nutshell, is the moral dilemma facing Austria's liberal pro-refugee Greens in joining forces with the conservatives of Chancellor Sebastian Kurz.
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That, in a nutshell, is why you're seeing headlines about rising premiums, declining competition and narrowing networks of physicians, hospitals and other health providers.
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We all know someone who makes a mess of everything they touch as soon as they start drinking, and that's Gloria in a nutshell.
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"So in a nutshell: Facebook's moving from a focus on growth, to a focus on change," a Facebook spokeswoman told CNBC in an email.
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In a nutshell, he builds a fairly sturdy and weather-proof grass hut in this video, apparently using nothing but the environment around him.
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In a nutshell, it's about suburban life becoming tribalised in the presence of an enormous shopping centre, which takes on an almost religious role.
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In a nutshell, the internet still runs on Kleinrock's basic idea — the dissemination of information that's split up into small amounts for easy transmittal.
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In a nutshell, he said that women's experiences aren't always reflected in our laws because women are often not at the decision-making table.
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In a nutshell, it's every bit the type of style that would attract a marker-wielding toddler determined to scribble on everything in sight.
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In a nutshell, GovOS would be a special version of iOS that allowed an iPhone to be cracked automatically without knowing the owner's password.
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That's what Okta is offering in a nutshell, and, according to the S-1, it provides this service for more than 2 million users.
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That, in a nutshell, captured the challenge facing the Trump administration as South Korea embarked on fragile new talks with North Korea on Wednesday.
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That's Phish in a nutshell: not a band performing its songs but instead an adventurous and explorative band on a path to those songs.
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In a nutshell, the United States has built an economy where businesses don't invest even though it has rarely been cheaper to finance investment.
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So what they basically do, in a nutshell, is their CEO, Randall Stephenson, now begins every year with a company-wide speech, radically transparent.
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In a nutshell, an effective roadshow deck summarizes who you are, what you stand for and why your company will make a good investment.
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In a nutshell, the Supreme Court has ruled that the Second Amendment guarantees individual gun owners' rights, but it does not preclude reasonable regulations.
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"This is our life in a nutshell," she said in a video, showing a cake with "John's 'Solution' Cake" written on top in icing.
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In a nutshell, the idea is to fund plaintiffs and law firms in cases where it looks like there will be a winning ruling.
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In a nutshell, if Trump wants to reduce our overseas posture and save money, it should come from NATO and Europe, not East Asia.
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And that's Rick's struggle in a nutshell: If I can't protect my people, they'll be eaten alive by this new world we live in.
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This is the tragedy of Manon in a nutshell: she's an amateur who, because of her natural beauty and charm, everyone treats like a professional.
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The details are here, but in a nutshell: If you read four articles in a month, you will be invited to subscribe to read further.
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That's 2017 in a nutshell: The country is beginning to experience the fruits of a misguided hatred of Clinton that helped make Donald Trump president.
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In a nutshell, the electricity gets converted to heat or vibration instead of useful energy services (or "cold beer and hot showers," in the lingo).
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In a nutshell, a VPN establishes a secure, encrypted connection between your device and a private server, hiding your traffic from being seen by others.
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In a nutshell, Apple has positioned iMessage as a full-on Snapchat/WhatsApp competitor, making it far more customizable and fun than it was before.
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That's Zenovich's narrative in a nutshell, as she tries to capture who Robin Williams was, and how his identity defined his comedy and his career.
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That, in a nutshell is how Apple CEO Tim Cook characterized a pause in iPhone purchases during a Q2 earnings call Q&A on Tuesday.
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"In a nutshell, the amortization profile of the existing stock is such that the retail challenge is bound to last for a while," he said.
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Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams are officially divorced, and in a nutshell ... she's getting wheels and a ton of cash, while he's getting arcade games.
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In a nutshell, the data he has provided can be fed into software, which then says whether all the parts of this puzzle fit together.
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In a nutshell, they must first change the law to raise the caps in order to provide the defense spending hikes they say they want.
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"Manipulation obscures motive," Prull said, and this is the problem in a nutshell: Technology may be neutral (this is debatable), but its deployment rarely is.
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D'Andra spills the beans on why she thinks Cruz's support has dwindled ... in a nutshell, she says it's time to stop towing the party line.
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The problem with modernist utopian planning, in a nutshell, is that it conceives of the city not as a living thing, but as a machine.
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Why American Special Operations forces are in Mali at all is a story in a nutshell of the American military's successes and failures in Africa.
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To put it all in a nutshell, we have a lot to be excited about and we have also a lot to be thankful for.
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The jars tell the story, in a nutshell, of "Islamic Art and Florence from the Medici to the 253th Century," an exhibition running through Sept.
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That's quite a mouthful, but in a nutshell, it's a grill that lets you bask in the benefits of grilling without worrying about the weather.
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In a nutshell, the incident illustrated why Germany's Social Democratic party is sinking in the polls five days before federal elections for a new parliament.
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"In a nutshell a popular prime minister (Modi) is facing stiff challenge from a united opposition," ABP said summing up the results of its survey.
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But, in a nutshell, they've all ended up in Morales' world through a dimensional portal and must work together to find their way back home.
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And that, in a nutshell, gets at the conceptual difference between trying to tax people's income, as the tax code does today, versus their wealth.
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That's Vito's predicament in a nutshell—and that's why Mafia II spoke to me on a level that no other gangster game has done before.
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The utility, common carriage,"Title II" label, in a nutshell, is the legal categorization that all of Ajit Pai's net-neutrality handwaving is aimed at destroying.
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In a nutshell: Nations that meet IAEA requirements for regular inspection of their facilities will be allowed to purchase uranium from the bank in supply emergencies.
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In a nutshell, if you're not trying to get pregnant, your goal is to basically try to have sex as far away from ovulation as possible.
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In a nutshell, compared with other forces that impact the supply and demand of oil, electric cars will be a small factor for the foreseeable future.
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In a nutshell, the difference is that RGB is additive and displays better on a screen; CMYK is subtractive and is intended for a printed page.
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" In a nutshell, Kanye says ... "So, period is like don't speak on nobody from my family, nothing that can be even mentioned on my wife, period!
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In a nutshell, Ohtani brings the heat, with a fastball that touches triple digits, giving him one of the highest average velocities among starters this year.
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That's depression in a nutshell: You despise yourself for needing help, but can't stop yourself from seeking it—and then you feel pathetic all over again.
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"That sense of hope in the midst of seemingly insurmountable cynicism and misanthropy is basically just my perception of the world in a nutshell," he says.
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Created in 2013, Kurzgesagt (German for "in a nutshell") is a Munich-based design studio that creates animated explainer videos on a wide range of subjects.
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The details are boring, but in a nutshell, Rose really wants a plaque in Cooperstown and he's not afraid to lawyer up to make it happen.
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The best way to find a killer app is to get more developers in the mix, and that's the current virtual reality catch in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, if you're already a news hound, just keep doing what you're doing and you'll probably keep seeing news from the publishers you follow.
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The September jobs numbers are the 22.7 United States economy in a nutshell: Even when an economic report is bad these days, it's actually pretty good.
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In a nutshell, as people get wealthier, they spend more on transport (cars, boats, planes, vacations), which is one of the most energy intensive consumer categories.
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In a nutshell: The September jobs report was highly anticipated after industrial output, consumer confidence, and several long-term projections of economic growth fell in September.
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That, in a nutshell, is the message that the audience takes away from the one-act morality play "Jedermann" ("Everyman"), performed annually at the Salzburg Festival.
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In a nutshell, community rating systems limit the set of factors that can be used by the insurance company when setting the price of the plan.
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In a nutshell, Mayor Sam Liccardo told me last week that he wants to explore the idea of transitioning PG&E from investor ownership to customer ownership.
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In a nutshell, even as the former deliver worse and worse news, especially about a temperature rise of 3 degrees Celsius or more, the latter remain placid.
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In a nutshell, the system turns pH changes into code, using pulses of an acid (vinegar) and a base (household glass clear) to create zeros and ones.
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You can read about how Bitsig works right here, but in a nutshell, it's a service that allows you to timestamp data utilizing the bitcoin block chain.
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" The Nutshell Studies were, as Lee put it, aimed at training homicide investigators to "convict the guilty, clear the innocent, and find the truth in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, if your account is hacked, Google says it will send that information to the apps and websites you've logged into with your Google account.
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In this same vein, Tony went on to say, in a nutshell, that women in the #metoo movement were motivated by this same factor (to be significant).
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What Google is saying, in a nutshell, is that Android is too flexible and manipulable by the user to ever really be locked down and anti-competitive.
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Well, in a nutshell, it's government regulation (yes, a higher minimum wage), and stronger unions—exactly what fast food giants like Andrew Puzder are so vehemently against.
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In a nutshell, Humito is made from 100-percent blue Weber agave and is smoked with wood rather than cooked with steam, as tequila traditionally is processed.
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In a nutshell — in a brightly colored, economy-size value pack — "Sausage Party" traces the dialectic of enlightenment in the life of a skeptical sausage named Frank.
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In a nutshell, although bitcoin and its brethren are often viewed as being anonymous, not reporting your gains could be viewed as tax evasion by Uncle Sam.
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In a nutshell, the new guidelines are: — Any story whose primary news element is based on anonymous sourcing must be approved directly by Dean, Matt or Susan.
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The worst teacher has Got to be the guy from Mr. D. It's funny because many teachers that we know are basically Mr. D in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Elon Musk, everyone's favorite playboy billionaire and "Iron Man" inspiration, showed off his plans to take us to Mars within the next eight years.
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But there it was, my problem in a nutshell: Conversations about crosswords, cricket, horse racing and jazz were respectful; discussions about the Israel/Palestine conflict were not.
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In a nutshell, Dickens committed to former UConn coach Bob Diaco, who was fired after the Huskies mushed their way to a 3-9 record last season.
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Their answer, in a nutshell, was 1968 — specifically, the culture of excess, excuses and permission that abruptly supplanted the old American ethic of modesty, responsibility and restraint.
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"It's hard to imagine a more petty, small action from a sitting governor, but that's Prince Andrew in a nutshell," said Nick Langworthy, the state party chairman.
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"In a nutshell, it is the cosmic equivalent of GPS," John Pye, the manager of the Space Research Centre at the University of Leicester, told VICE News.
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" Coeure also said he agrees with BIS head Agustin Carstens, who in June said, "Cryptocurrencies are, in a nutshell, a bubble, a Ponzi scheme and an environmental disaster.
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In a nutshell: Beginning next year, your share of brand-name drugs during that coverage gap will be 21 percent in 2800, down from 35 percent this year.
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In a nutshell, steep cuts in the share of gas in the global energy mix will be needed by mid-century absent major deployment of carbon-trapping technologies.
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In a nutshell, AccuWeather admitted to having an SDK in its app that collected users' router information without their permission, whether that was intentional or not is unclear.
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In a nutshell, it is accelerating the evolution from a centralized, top-down, long-distance, one-way energy system to a more decentralized, bottom-up, local, networked system.
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Although the majority of shareholders I spoke to said they would remain with Tesla if we went private, the sentiment, in a nutshell, was 'please don't do this.
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In a nutshell: Harris made the case that today's technology downgrades humanity by creating a vast artificial social system powered by "overwhelming" AI and an "extractive" attention economy.
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In a nutshell, Kindel told them, he's burnt: The pace of the past 5 years has finally gotten to me and I simply need to catch my breath.
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Too few roads, berths and systems; too many ships, cars and grasping hands, leading to high costs and lost time: that is Indonesia's infrastructure problem in a nutshell.
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"In a nutshell, the market is continuing to be dominated by trade and earnings," said Leo Grohowski, chief investment officer of BNY Mellon Wealth Management in New York.
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And in a nutshell, Wintour described the unique theme as, "Basically, we go from sun kings to drag queens," she said during a press conference back in February.
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"In a nutshell, these apps are changing dating very little, if at all," Utpal Dholakia, a professor of marketing at Rice University, tells Tech Insider in an email.
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In a nutshell, the Supreme Court, in throwing out Wan's conviction, ruled that the Fifth Amendment permitted only voluntary confessions to be admitted as evidence in federal courts.
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As for the film: In a nutshell, no new information is revealed, and none of the explicit photographs seen on the Internet or sexual messages exchanged are shown.
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RPKI, in a nutshell, helps to ensure that traffic goes to the right place through a route that's verified as legitimate and correct by using cryptographically signed certificates.
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Here in a nutshell is how U.S. multinationals are currently taxed: When Apple, for instance, earns income abroad, it is generally liable for foreign tax on those earnings.
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This is Lillard in a nutshell: not physically dominant, not extraordinary in a fundamental sense, but marked by a subtle, makeshift improvisational can-do and an understated astuteness.
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"In a nutshell, it is more complex to develop a novel antibiotic that can penetrate the complex gram-negative cell wall and stay inside the bacterium," he wrote.
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"In a nutshell, joint employment exists when a person is employed by two or more employers," wrote David Weil, administrator of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour division.
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For those unaware, the 105th Grey Cup took place last night, which, in a nutshell, is like a Canadian version of the Super Bowl with significantly less viewers.
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DISCO RATING 🕺🕺 IN A NUTSHELL Inspired by the cult 1980 film of the same title, "Xanadu" captures disco's camp spirit more than its beats per minute.
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A. In a nutshell, "purgeable" storage is hard-drive space the Mac can make available in an emergency — by automatically deleting files that you can always download again.
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In a nutshell, there's a moment during a car chase where Dave Franco's character, 6, turns the radio on – and the Spice Girls' song "Wannabe" starts blasting out.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why the idea of measuring the health of conversations promises to be one of the most challenging aspects of Twitter's recovery plan.
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In a nutshell: The blowout jobs report reinforced the strength and resilience of the U.S. economy amid a global slowdown, the toll of Trump's tariffs and daunting foreign crises.
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In a nutshell, it means that parties can make peer-to-peer exchanges of data, money or anything else of value in any amount and in a secure manner.
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The s— hits the fan in Dorne In a nutshell, Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) has not begun to get over the brutal death of her lover Oberyn (Pedro Pascal).
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We've already covered it in detail here and here, but in a nutshell, Lean Six Sigma and Six Sigma are two of the most popular project management methodologies today.
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Cooperman: In a nutshell, it's taking content from The New Yorker – articles, essays, short stories, comedy pieces – and sort of letting filmmakers run with those ideas and visualize them.
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In a nutshell, according to these theories, Bran keeps travelling back and forth in time in a bid to fix things, and destroy the White Walkers once for all.
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In a nutshell, a VPN is a service that creates a private, secure internet connection between your computer and a server, which reroutes (and thus conceals) your online activities.
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The internet in a nutshell Ultimately, while Esposito often describes Donut County as "the game where you play as the hole in the ground," it's not really about that.
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In a nutshell, the FTC says Qualcomm is being a supreme dick about its patents, which allows the company to squeeze licensing fees from anyone it does business with.
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It's a business plan, in fact, and while it's still in its early stages, it works, in a nutshell, like this: Step 1: Form an HBCU-exclusive basketball league.
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In a nutshell, Williams confronted Burruss about a rumor she'd heard that Burruss (and her husband Todd) had once planned to drug Williams and bring her home with them.
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In a nutshell, omnichannel simply means providing customers a seamless, continuous experience wherever customers would like to shop — across any device or store location — with a unified brand experience.
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In a nutshell, it's a tender, soft brioche dough topped with a buttery, shortbread-style cookie crust—usually a vanilla or chocolate flavor—in the shape of a seashell.
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This, in a nutshell, is what makes Takeru such a novelty: he consistently forces boxing engagements with his flicking lead leg kicks and gets the better of them anyway.
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It was the new series' conception of the Doctor in a nutshell: traveling all of space and time to put things right, like something out of myth or legend.
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It's complex, but in a nutshell, the health and environmental benefits of wind and solar vary depending on what other sources are being displaced, and how much, and when.
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In a nutshell, UX (user experience) and UI (user interface) are design concepts that make a product user-friendly and cohesive in style, respectively, contributing to increased customer satisfaction.
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From the expulsion of Russian diplomats to a citizenship question on the 2020 census, here are five of the biggest stories in American politics this week, in a nutshell.
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Keynesianism — in a nutshell, government investment in public goods increase demand and prosperity — held sway from the 1940s through the 1970s, the greatest period of economic growth in history.
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Pick a few that are especially interesting to you, then read them to see if you can find a paragraph or paragraphs that perform this "in a nutshell" function.
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His contribution to the very public discussion on how the Roy family should handle the cruise ship article — "We'll do whatever anyone wants" — is this character in a nutshell.
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"It's hard to imagine a more petty, small action from a sitting governor, but that's Prince Andrew in a nutshell," Nick Langworthy, the state GOP chairman, told the Times.
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But it was also the first debate in a nutshell: a lot of talking, but, with 10 voices hoping not to get lost in the mix, less actual debating.
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And that's the movie in a nutshell: a messy grab bag of potentially fun (if weird) ideas defeated by a lack of throughlines and competing too-short attention spans.
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And that, in a nutshell, is how the economy got rigged — from bottom to top, from occupational licensing for hair braiders to ironclad intellectual property protections for tech billionaires.
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In a nutshell we have discovered what A. lithographica evolved into—a more advanced bird, better adapted to flying—and we have described this as a new species of Archaeopteryx.
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In a nutshell, the research team are trying to understand how the internet is shifting work patterns, employee lifestyles, and labor regulations in south east Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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" Another former senior government official involved in Obama's National Security Council told CNN: "In a nutshell, Trump and his team owns the process and the ultimate decision -- and the consequences.
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In a nutshell, fewer people are subscribing to cable or renting videos (RIP, Blockbuster), and the governments are looking to make up for revenue from cable-bill and sales taxes.
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In a nutshell, he's worried that when it increases rates, that will dampen the stock market he's taken credit for and pump the brakes on the economic growth he's promised.
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In a nutshell, Valley of the Dolls is a story about three young women who come to New York City seeking fame, validation, and love — in varying orders of importance.
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In a nutshell, long staple cotton means that the fabric is created from strands of fibers between 1.125 and 1.25 inches in length, and can be spun into stronger yarns.
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In a nutshell, the RTB complaints argue the system is inherently insecure — and that's incompatible with GDPR's requirement that personal data is processed "in a manner that ensures appropriate security".
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"Although the majority of shareholders I spoke to said they would remain with Tesla if we went private, the sentiment, in a nutshell, was 'please don't do this,'" Musk wrote.
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Here's what I got from your book in a nutshell: 19th-century Victorian surgery was nothing but rivers of pus and filth and it's a miracle the human race survived.
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"So, in a nutshell, I will sign a deal for the possible readmission of these 200 people provided that 200 other immigrants leave Italy and go to Germany," Salvini said.
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In a nutshell, the company is not required to pay any interest or dividends on equity units, which cannot be converted to common stock until May 2020, barring certain circumstances.
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In a nutshell, we don't know how long will it take to fight the repeal in the court system, so we can't know when — or if — it will take effect.
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"In a nutshell, the TLTRO III decision signals very strongly that the ECB has bleak forecasts on the evolution of the economy in 2019-20," Monacelli wrote in an email.
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That's most of Sully in a nutshell: Eastwood conferring his approval on the competent, efficient kind of hero who saves lives without question, then squirms a little under the praise.
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For the creators of Kurzgesagt (In a Nutshell), a YouTube channel that tackles complex topics with "optimistic nihilism," the answer is to find ourselves a nice stable white dwarf system.
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This, in a nutshell, is the story of claims of voting fraud in America — and particularly of voter impersonation fraud, the only kind that voter ID laws can possibly prevent.
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In a nutshell, the problem is the disparity between money in and money out — and Professor Damodaran's presumption that Netflix's costs must remain high, if it is to keep growing.
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That's kind of parenthood in a nutshell: Someone's always got your back, and it's not about how you win the fight, it's just that you live to see another day.
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I was constantly reminded (and thankful for) the freedom afforded by traveling solo through Norway, versus on one of the many "Norway in a Nutshell" tour buses traversing the fjords.
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In a nutshell, the past four years have seen the GOP trade the suburbs, which are prosperous, growing, and diverse, for ever greater majorities in rural areas, which are not.
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" Williams, who was a coordinating lead author of the UN global disaster risk assessment, put it more bluntly: "In a nutshell, Bendell is closer to the mark than his critics.
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Here is why, but in a nutshell: The excitement, emotional intensity and connection with a crowd of people all watching the same thing will be like nothing you've ever felt.
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In a nutshell, the dollars paid into term life insurance premiums provide a death benefit to your beneficiaries if you die during the specified term — in my case, 30 years.
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In a nutshell, the state needs utilities that partner with communities to maximize local resilience and self-sufficiency, and whose financial fortunes are tied to their performance in that pursuit.
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In a nutshell, the CPR procedure calls for 10 randomly selected cases to be arbitrated, with the possibility of each side picking an additional five cases apiece to be tried.
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The Night King's origin story also explains why he seems so villainous: In a nutshell, he was killed and forced into this form without his consent, and he's still pissed.
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In a nutshell, Rivera says that she became pregnant, weighed her options, decided that her career was her main focus at the time, and scheduled an abortion on her day off.
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In a nutshell, the technique allows a service to get around censorship by hiding the true endpoint of a request and routing it through a separate website that hasn't been banned.
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In a nutshell, the Tab S3's S Pen is basically the same as the Galaxy Note7's with 820,096 levels of pressure and a 0.7 millimeter tip for pinpoint precision.
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In a nutshell, here's what so-called cellulite actually "is": Beneath your skin, there is a layer of fat, held in place by fibrous tissue, which forms a kind of net.
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In a nutshell, the Republicans have put forth a rather limited plan to address the fact that the U.S. is the only industrialized country missing a federal paid leave policy. Sen.
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This excellent and highly entertaining new video produced by YouTube channel Kurzgesagt—In a Nutshell tackles a speculative natural disaster of epic proportions—the collapse of the universe through vacuum decay.
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In a nutshell, I came across a blog by a woman who talked very openly and honestly about her life, including dancing at strip clubs and dabbling in findom [financial domination].
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An authority on the law of elections and democracy, he is the author of "Election Law in a Nutshell" (2013), and co-author of "Election Law: Cases and Materials" (5th ed.
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In a nutshell, it states that users of a service can request their personal data to be transferred to another provider, without hindrance (read: in the format the other provider requests).
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Pitching consultant Kyle Boddy explains in a nutshell: For a long while in North America, the shuuto was confused with the gyroball, a pitch that doesn't exist on a practical level.
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That's Facebook's pitch in a nutshell: We know it sucks you can't be with your nieces and nephews or elderly parents right now, but hopefully this screen will do the trick.
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"In a nutshell, we're catching more Twitter mentions for Justice League, but the sentiment scores are very modest compared to clearer enthusiasm for Spider-Man," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at BoxOffice.
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In a nutshell, the late economist argued that large groups of people will organise only if they have some particular incentive: many will simply "free-ride" on the efforts of others.
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"Here's the issue in a nutshell: when everyone expects the numbers to be phenomenal, it's very difficult to blow people away, no matter how excellent the quarter really is," Cramer said.
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That is, in a nutshell, the takeaway from the measly few seconds of airtime the candidates dedicated to the future of our planet and entire civilization during last night's presidential debate.
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In a nutshell, the commonly accepted facts are as follows:See also: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
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In a nutshell, the suit contends that Cravath helped the board create the appearance of a fair and transparent sale while working behind the scenes to assure that Apollo would prevail.
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In a nutshell, Bite Helper is a battery-operated, $39.95 hand-held gadget that uses a combination of focused heat and vibration to reduce mosquito bites to harmless, itch-free bumps.
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In a nutshell: Fillon aims to end the 35-hour work week, cut public spending, abolish the wealth tax, reduce immigration and invest 12 billion euros in security, defense and justice.
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That, in a nutshell, is the tax policy choice Americans face when they vote in November, based on plans the two candidates have released and discussed in major speeches this week.
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Clinton: Clinton, who revels in her reputation as a deliberative problem-solver, laid out a three-point plan (<-- Clinton campaign in a nutshell) to address the terrorist threat during a speech.
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But the most upvoted comment of those posted before the section was closed illustrates, in a nutshell, the fundamental culture war at the center of most comment sections on the internet.
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Her books teach, in a nutshell, that "it's cool to want more," and have helped me stop questioning whether the life I envision for myself is too improbable or far away.
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Mike: In a nutshell: Transportation interests and the mayor of London said that Uber doesn't play by the rules and shouldn't be in London, and revoked Uber's license to operate there.
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At a high-level, in a nutshell, I've observed that the very best leaders approach their work in a way that is tough-minded on standards and tender-hearted with people.
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Mr. Ryan may be oblivious to the ultimate cause of his entirely free and unforced decision to spend more time with his kids, but it is, in a nutshell, Paul Ryan.
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"In a nutshell, while this is a hand-holding period on the name, we believe near-term turbulence does not change our long-term bullish thesis on Apple," Ives wrote. Disclaimer
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You can read our full explainer here, but in a nutshell, it's essentially a clever system built into bacterial DNA that allows them to recognize and fend off attackers, usually viruses.
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"In a nutshell, future heatwaves are likely to engulf in the whole of India," said AK Sahai and Sushmita Joseph, of the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, in Pune in an email.
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The violation, in a nutshell, involved consumers who bought their phones from Google's Project Fi mobile operator, then shipped them to a reseller in New Hampshire, a state with no sales tax.
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This, in a nutshell, is Parker's major problem as a director: He has good ideas, but then he has more over-the-top variations on those ideas that don't work as well.
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In a nutshell, Trump and the Israelis are trusting Putin to value Russia's military bases in western Syria, and trade with Israel, over [Iran's] desire to make war upon Israel from Syria.
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"In a nutshell, the group would like to see a military option put forward to put some pressure ... on the regime," said the second source, who did want to give their name.
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In a nutshell the piece, published in popular rave zine The Spectator, is an all out assault on the entire audience that just lined his pockets with £180 tickets to his festival.
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" The argument, in a nutshell, is that "a broader voter base would force politicians to stop pandering to ideological extremes and instead satisfy a wider cross section of a more diverse electorate.
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But as I'm organizing thoughts and recipe ideas, I wanted to include you in the brainstorm by asking, in a nutshell: What would you like to see in the next PW cookbook?
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In a nutshell, the ELD mandate requires carriers to have an approved logging device in their trucks to ensure that their hours of service are properly logged and available for regulator review.
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That is, in a nutshell, the entire U.S.-China trade problem: Beijing rejects the coercion of an American trade "enforcement mechanism" and wants to operate in the multilateral framework of WTO rules.
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In a nutshell, in the performance of riot we bore witness to a carnival of disorder in which everything the ruling regime presumed as the basis for its rule was violently desecrated.
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In a nutshell, the main character (an entertainingly badass guy called Richards) enters a gameshow where the aim is to evade capture from a team of "Hunters" for as long as possible.
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In a nutshell, these networks are a way of structuring a computer so that it looks like a cartoon of the brain, comprised of neuron-like nodes connected together in a web.
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In a nutshell, the attackers used the hole to bombard victims with pop-ups and render Safari unusable unless a ransom fee in the form of an iTunes gift card is paid.
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We have some good tips for staying secure online here and here, but in a nutshell, this is what you need to do: Don't re-use the same password on multiple sites.
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The answer of both is, in a nutshell, we want to be able to let a car drive on its own when driving is monotonous or annoying, like during the daily commute.
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In a nutshell, it's your last chance to truly show that you were engaged and demonstrate that you are already thinking about the company's future and how you fit into the business.
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"In a nutshell, it does seem to us like a perfect storm is in the making for Turkey and Turkish assets, which could spill over into other markets as well," Maggio said.
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In a nutshell, the cultural theorist Aby Warburg changed the course of art history by giving precedence to subject and use, rather than to when an artwork was made and who by.
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That, in a nutshell, goes a long way toward explaining why a value-added tax, or VAT, is used by just about every major country in the world except the United States.
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"I was a mess, to put it in a nutshell," said Gayle Brandeis, 50, a Nevada writer whose mother committed suicide in 2009, days after Ms. Brandeis gave birth to a son.
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"In a nutshell, the decision removes virtually all constraints on asset purchases, in a further boost to the credibility of the ECB's commitment," said Frederik Ducrozet, a strategist at Pictet Asset Management.
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"In a nutshell, this remains a major holding time for investors in Apple and clearly there will be some speed bumps along the way as Cupertino navigates the coronavirus outbreak," Ives wrote.
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"To sum up what distinguishes the United States in a nutshell: It's the First Amendment," said Steven Aftergood, the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.
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In a nutshell, Kazakhstan has been a net contributor to global security ever since our independence in 85033, and we are committed to maintaining our responsible policies in the years to come.
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And that in a nutshell is Trump's response to anything involving the Saudis -- "We're sticking by you" -- even when that involves a Saudi military officer allegedly killing three American sailors on Friday.
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In a nutshell, the American economy appears to have changed in a way that undermines the effectiveness of monetary policy but not fiscal policy, which may need to be wielded more actively.
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If you're not familiar with the simulation hypothesis: in a nutshell, it posits that we're all living inside a simulation (or possibly a simulation inside a simulation) being run by another species.
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In a nutshell, after getting his hands on a bad batch of cheese-less Cheetos from the plant, he then took them home where he eventually made a snack inspired by his heritage.
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"In a nutshell, Trump and his team owns the process and the ultimate decision - and the consequences," Colin Kahl, a national security official in the Obama administration, said on Twitter after the raid.
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In a nutshell, it's a voice-activated video chat tablet with an always-listening microphone and camera for your living room or kitchen that can detect when you are in your own home.
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In a nutshell, projects launch an ICO by issuing crypto-tokens on the blockchain (usually the Bitcoin or the Ethereum blockchain), giving early investors the chance to acquire tokens in exchange for cryptocurrency.
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In a nutshell, it's the much-anticipated showdown between The Hound and The Mountain, which fans have been yearning for ever since we found out good old Sandor isn't actually dead after all.
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling was probably the last person on earth that Amber Heard had expected to be publicly clapping back to, but that's 2017 in a nutshell for all of us.
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" It also publishes the academic-sounding journal Occidental Quarterly, which featured Regnery's "For Our Children's Children" speech in its first issue and has articles such as "The Case for Eugenics in a Nutshell.
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In a nutshell, light beams dart towards pigment within the skin and attack it, kickstarting the skin's natural repair mechanisms and resulting (once healed) in the kind of skin dreams are made of.
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The mind-boggling force and fascinating observational history of GRBs is explored in this newly released short from Kurzgesagt (In a Nutshell), a channel famed for its lighthearted animated primers on complex topics.
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Video: Kurzgesagt (In a Nutshell)/YouTube Interestingly enough, GRBs were first discovered accidentally by an American spy satellite series called Vela, which were launched to monitor Soviet orbital activities during the Space Race.
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In a nutshell, it's a short primer on the structure and management of Libra, the cryptocurrency, as well as Calibra, Facebook's digital wallet that will be integrated in Facebook's myriad apps and services.
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Jeff Bezos made his first major political contribution to a super PAC promoting military veteran candidates Scandal-ridden Theranos announced that it will formally dissolve A LIGHTER TWITTER CLICK: Today in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell: He has promised economic reform, effective border control within and outside Europe, an end to the 35-hour work week, and more investment in security and the fight against terrorism.
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" The arguments in a nutshell: "[S]teel and aluminum tariffs have already had major, positive effects on steel and aluminum workers and jobs and will continue to do so long into the future.
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In a nutshell, it really represented what I loved in a tune at the time: dubbed out elements and stabs, an aggressive synth lead, with a chugging beat, and a sense of humor.
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That's South Park's view of politics in a nutshell: Every debate is between a douche and a turd, so calling bullshit on both of them is the most enlightened stance you can take.
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In a nutshell, Oregon Republicans are exploiting an arcane constitutional provision in order to exert veto power over legislation developed by the Democratic majority, on behalf of an almost entirely white, rural minority.
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In a nutshell, it involves sticking pieces of soft wood — generally conifers like pine, spruce, or fir, but also sometimes deciduous species such as birch, ash, and beech — together to form larger pieces.
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But that's Wattam in a nutshell: a golden surprise able to find delight in the least expected places (which, metaphor aside, is not a cheeky way of calling it a piece of shit).
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In a nutshell, Sentra Nismo begins with the peppy Sentra SR Turbo sedan, then adds a functional aerodynamics package, suspension tuning and a stiffer structure courtesy of a reinforced floor and rear shelf.
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In a nutshell, Google wants users to be able to access its services from wherever they are -- at work, on the home, on the go -- with a consistent set of methods and commands.
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There is literally no situation it doesn't work well and securely; as Hamlet put it, I could be "bound in a nutshell and consider myself a king of infinite space" with this setup.
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After all, the version of the girl from our world only comes to know her double when said double murders her, a suicide-homicide that might as well be Counterpart in a nutshell.
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That, in a nutshell, is the central conceit of Dexter, Showtime's Golden Globe-winning crime drama that somehow managed to make blood and guts funny and had viewers rooting for a meticulous serial killer.
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In a nutshell: Hundreds of satellites are going up over the next few years, which means there will be even more demand for technology that can make sense of the giant images they produce.
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In a nutshell, OverOps delivers a cloud or on-prem solution that helps developers and operations teams nail down bugs in a more automated fashion, according to company co-founder and CEO Tal Weiss.
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"In a nutshell, CISA was meant to allow companies to share information on cyber attacks — including data from private citizens — with other companies and the Department of Homeland Security," writes Chris Velazco of Engadget.
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In a nutshell, the new rules require a floating net asset value for institutional prime and tax-exempt money market funds, as opposed to the current tradition of setting the share price at $1.
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In a nutshell, we'll talk about why he's so confident that today's investment phase will evolve into a so-called utility phase and eventually into the open financial system — and we'll talk about when.
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This clip with Joel McHale sums up the NFL's problem with Thursday Night Football in a nutshell -- he knows it's dangerous for the players ... but he loves the sport too much to stop watching.
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"In a nutshell I am responsible for upholding President Reagan's presidency in Washington, D.C. — values, principles and ideas that really characterized his presidency and his administration," Zakheim told The Hill in a recent interview.
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This is the Trump presidency in a nutshell: He does something inappropriate; people correctly label what he did as being inappropriate; Trump then reacts to that reaction, usually by bringing the Clintons into it.
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"In a nutshell, we believe Microsoft and Nadella are popping the champagne tonight in Redmond while Bezos and Amazon are likely shocked they lost the World Series of cloud deals with JEDI," Ives wrote.
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In a nutshell, carbonic maceration means that the juice that turns to wine ferments inside the intact grape before its pressed… other wine is pressed and then fermented with contact with the crushed skins.
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In a nutshell, that's why there are more and more job openings in IT. In fact, you'll find segments of IT work like cloud computing on LinkedIn's top in-demand hard skills of 2020.
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"Although the majority of shareholders I spoke to said they would remain with Tesla if we went private, the sentiment, in a nutshell, was 'please don't do this,'" Musk wrote in a blog post.
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In a nutshell, they expect to make up some ground in the delegate count in upcoming Super Tuesday states and at least force a brokered convention, or give her some leverage ahead of one.
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In a nutshell, after a stumble in 2016, Apple started to grow again late in the year and continued to do so in the first three months of this one, but not by much.
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DISCO RATING 🕺🕺🕺🕺 IN A NUTSHELL A young woman named Cassette sells clothes by day and turns into the queen of a nightclub by night — think "Cinderella" on the dance floor.
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In a nutshell, Covid-19 is Disease X. Even as there are signs that the epidemic's spread might be slowing in China, multiple communities and countries have now reported sustained transmission in their midst.
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But in a nutshell, you don't need to own any previous DLC this time around, so the options you have are really about how much Destiny you see yourself playing in the coming months.
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In a nutshell, those who practice the ritual believe they develop spiritual powers and changes in perception that grow over time, as they shake off the false reality in which we are all supposedly imprisoned.
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The idea, in a nutshell, is heat atoms up to a hundred million degrees or so, at which point they rip apart and become a free-flowing mess of protons and electrons called a plasma.
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"Amazon is a really easy thing to point to in a nutshell to explain why our market is X, Y or Z, but we have a lot of other things that are going on here."
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Schaaf's argument, in a nutshell, is that a PDMP is an example of government overreach that infringes on personal liberty and also has the unintended consequence of opening up individual medical records to potential hacking.
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And that sums up Marlon Moraes in a nutshell, he is a very savvy, adaptable striker who continues to look for openings and build off looks throughout a bout, whether the knockout comes or not.
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With the exception of Trump's confusing reference to "Nazi Germany," which is not historically accurate in any way (who is Trump supposed to be in this analogy?), this is the Trump playbook in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, in less than a year more than 21625,2900 U.S. citizens living on the island could be stripped of their healthcare insurance, leaving them without any means to tackle their basic health conditions.
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"In a nutshell: Vontobel is on course," Chief Executive Zeno Staub told journalists on a call on Tuesday, saying that recent acquisitions and a focused strategy set the bank up to capture further market share.
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In a nutshell, the main bulk of Generation Two — the Pokémon from the Johto region that originally appeared in the Gold and Silver Game Boy games — will start appearing in the wild later this week.
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In a nutshell this is describing social media microtargeting, such as Facebook ads, but for political purposes; a still unregulated practice that the UK's information commissioner warned a year ago risks undermining trust in democracy.
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"The problem in a nutshell is that too many members want higher prices without making any sacrifices and the market is losing patience," PVM Oil Associates analyst David Hufton said in a report on Monday.
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This criticism is absolutely correct, and in a nutshell, it describes all that's wrong with U.S. and French efforts in the Sahel, which focus on military matters and pay considerably less attention to anything else.
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And that, in a nutshell, is the biggest reason to do it (with the caveat that if there is a water shortage in your area, you should find something else to do that is hard).
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And that, in a nutshell, is the nightmare scenario for South Florida homeowners — that people stop buying, which makes other people stop buying, and the next thing you know, you've got billions in stranded assets.
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Squandering the chance to sharpen your skills In a nutshell, all it requires is doing a before and after comparison of your strategy — identifying what worked well and what, in hindsight, you'd now do differently.
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"To put it in a nutshell, the candidature procedure has, for this world we are living in, become too expensive and too onerous for the candidate cities, or the potential candidate cities," Mr. Bach said.
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The theory, in a nutshell: Citizens United allowed corporations to spend freely in politics, calling them "associations of citizens"; their right to do so flows from the collective First Amendment rights of their individual shareholders.
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The whole point is that with their established expensive systems, they're vulnerable to new players who, in a nutshell, start out with a cheaper, crappier product that's still good enough to get the job done.
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DISCO RATING 🕺🕺🕺🕺 IN A NUTSHELL Three sequin-loving, gender-bending performers from Sydney, Australia, go on a wild road trip and spread a message of love, acceptance and the camp way.
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That, in a nutshell, is the challenge the United States faces as it embarks on a new military strategy founded on the assumption of its continued superiority in technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence.
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And that, in its own way, is the story of World War II in a nutshell — everything changed for those who fought it, and by extension, the world, the country, and the movies changed too.
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The Surface Headphones are, in a nutshell, Microsoft's answer to Apple AirPods: a smart headphone that integrates with a digital assistant, but in an over-the-ear design that incorporates high-end features like noise cancellation.
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You can't understand autonomous vehicles without understanding these 16 basic and essential questions — and the issues at stake tied to them — in this concise overview that covers everything you're wondering about autonomous vehicles in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, I rode hard for Peru, Panama, and Costa Rica, but there is video footage of me letting out an ungracious yet sonorous cackle of pleasure after England won the penalty shootout against Colombia.
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That's 'ISIS Crisis' in a nutshell, a Canadian-developed table-top war game that a wing of the Canadian military says could be useful in getting strategists thinking more broadly about fighting in Iraq and Syria.
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In a nutshell, the fiduciary rule is designed to make all financial professionals who provide retirement planning advice or work with retirement plans accountable to the fiduciary standard, as opposed to the more relaxed suitability standard.
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This is the Trump presidency in a nutshell: The most powerful country in the world being run by a man who acts on whim and gut instinct, and cares little about what trouble his actions cause.
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In a nutshell, sales weakness at Activision Blizzard and fellow gaming player Electronic Arts has weighed on Take-Two's shares as exchange-traded funds that package the video-game stocks together dragged the cohort lower, Cramer said.
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This announcement from the University of Oxford expresses the entire problem in a nutshell: The Oxford Sciences Innovation fund will pledge nearly £600 million in investment for science and engineering projects coming from its students and researchers.
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In a nutshell, the researchers used a replica of the Thames Beater to create injuries in a model of the human skull, which were then compared to injuries found in the remains of actual Neolithic-era victims.
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In a nutshell, McConnell would prefer to neither vote on, nor obstruct, a Supreme Court nominee before November's elections, as 24 of the 34 Senate seats up for reelection this year are currently held by the GOP.
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A surge of activism is rippling through California's political landscape, the L.A. Times's Melanie Mason writes in "Activist groundswell may sweep lawmakers leftward": In a nutshell: In recent years, it was cool to be moderate in Sacramento.
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This, in a nutshell, is the story of an alleged fight over the weekend in New Mexico between Eduardo Barros and his girlfriend and, apparently, a smart speaker, which was connected to the couple's home stereo system.
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"In a nutshell, infatuation with skin care and beauty in the Asian markets leads populations to spend twice as much, if not more, on skin care versus the American consumer," says Shereene Idriss, MD, at Wexler Dermatology.
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The new approach is "in a nutshell, very bad news for S.O.E. reform and, more specifically, for the solvency of Chinese banks," said Alicia Garcia Herrero, the chief economist for Asia at Natixis, a French investment bank.
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Second, and most important, since 2014 under President Obama, and now more than ever, Washington has pressured Mexico to shut down as much as possible of its southern border — in a nutshell, to do its dirty work.
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" Well, as far back as 340 B.C. he knew this thing about animals and people, in a nutshell: "At his best, man is the noblest of all animals; separated from law and justice he is the worst.
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And that, in a nutshell, defines the challenge posed by the rapid thinning of polar ice: how to ensure that the newly exposed potential of the Arctic is exploited peacefully and without further damage to the environment.
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That, in a nutshell, is how Albert Bourla, the newish chief executive of Pfizer, described the merger of the giant drugmaker's stodgy but profitable off-patent division, Upjohn, and Mylan, a big but struggling generic-drug firm.
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Sondland's testimony is the whole scandal in a nutshell: It makes clear that the president of the United States masterminded a conspiracy to use US foreign policy as a tool to cement his own hold on power.
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In a nutshell, around 20 percent of the total employment and 20 percent of the central government revenues are generated by manufacturing; the sector that the federal tax reform will destroy if there are no amendments. How?
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In a nutshell, the stock market in the United States has generated enormous wealth for investors, and in recent months it has roared ahead with scarcely a setback, raising questions about how sustainable those gains really are.
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In a nutshell, that means it does some cool things with exploration, but it's also friggin' hard and its obtuse UI makes gameplay feel a bit like trying to sign your name with a hammer and chisel.
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"In a nutshell, there were many puts and takes in the quarter but overall we would characterize this print/guidance as a B performance with the Street expecting an A+ coming off its recent IPO," Wedbush analysts said.
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In a nutshell, my impression is it's a bit basic, when compared to both Toronto and my hometown of Vancouver (the home of the world-renowned BC Bud and one of the largest 420 celebrations in the world).
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This confusing situation is Baywatch in a nutshell.) Which means he's none too thrilled when he's forced to take on a selfish hotshot Olympian, Brody (Zac Efron), who's only joining the team to fulfill a community service requirement.
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"In a nutshell, individuals can run across the bridge of narcissism to use 'dark' traits when facing a challenge," he said, adding they can then return to more socially acceptable characteristics when they are in a safe environment.
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"In a nutshell, we think it's unfair that Bucky be forced to perform due to the growing body of scientific evidence which concludes that cetaceans suffer in captivity," Sarah Lucas, CEO of Australia for Dolphins, told the Dodo.
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That's pretty much the promise of BeyondCorp in a nutshell, and this implementation, which is now in beta, allows businesses to manage access based on the user's identity and a device's location and its security status, for example.
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In a nutshell, the concept of digital leapfrogging asserts Southeast Asian countries are better poised than their developed peers to embrace technological innovations thanks to a young population equipped with smartphones, explosive internet penetration and ongoing economic integration.
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"In a nutshell, for reasons we cannot fathom, Republican leadership is putting forth a so-called Obamacare 'repeal' that is not a repeal at all," Debbie Meadows said in an email to North Carolina Republicans, Politico reported Tuesday.
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That 2004 ticket, now on display in Little Big Town's new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, puts in a nutshell the quartet's long and difficult climb to the upper echelons of the genre.
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Throughout all this time the everyday costs of life went up, which means in a nutshell, you got epically screwed It is difficult to overstate the miserable and hollow state that Obama and Biden left this country in.
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What Gross and his team of scientists and engineers at Heliogen have developed, in a nutshell, is a way to use even more computing power to keep the mirrors even more precisely aligned, thus generating even more heat.
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"In a nutshell, we take this announcement as an attempt by Putin to shake up Russia's polity and refocus the administration on implementing the president's well-telegraphed but slowly progressing public spending program," Citi said in a note.
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"In a nutshell, we take this announcement as an attempt by Putin to shake up Russia's polity and refocus the administration on implementing the president's well-telegraphed but slowly progressing public spending programme," Citi said in a note.
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"Which feels like something I don't really care about," she said, wrinkling her freckled nose, "but I keep ending up not having anything to wear on TV." In a nutshell, this is the dilemma of being Maggie Rogers .
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And this, in a nutshell, is why Republicans should give serious consideration to the proposal that Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and Senator Susan Collins of Maine have just put forward as a possible health care reform alternative.
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The movies aren't explicitly mean-spirited about this dynamic, but it's there, and they're all the more squeamish when viewed now in country where the sitting president could be summed up in these same terms, in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell: A nonprofit artificial intelligence firm called WattTime is going to use satellite imagery to precisely track the air pollution (including carbon emissions) coming out of every single power plant in the world, in real time.
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It's not only Madonna's greatest song but also Madonna in a nutshell – Catholic imagery wrapped up in human sexuality with a dash of commercialism (the video began as a Pepsi commercial) and controversy (oh, just about everything about it).
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In a nutshell: No."My wife is just extraordinarily pregnant right now, so there's not a lot of hiking in her immediate future — nor do I think it's going to happen the second she gives birth, either," he replied.
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"How is he to know where one thing starts and another ends?" asks one of Evenson's characters, and that, in a nutshell, is the nature of horror in his fiction: the condition of being unable to identify any boundaries.
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In a nutshell: invest $500,000 in a project that employs at least 10 people in a designated high unemployment area in the United States, and would-be clients could secure a green card in about 18 to 24 months.
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In a nutshell, the company plans to disable every feature that may be problematic in test versions of the software, giving testers the option to enable and test them one-by-one via a new settings menu called Flags.
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But over time he felt his way toward a winning strategy, which in a nutshell was to maintain a regular Army capable of occasionally confronting the British while letting the American militias chew up the British convoys and patrols.
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"If you want to put in a nutshell what's wrong with some of these forensic sciences, it's that they're not really science at all," said Jed S. Rakoff, a federal judge in New York who served on the commission.
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So, in a nutshell, Trump's whiplash-inducing tweet was tantamount to acknowledging some of his allies are admitting there was quid pro quo, asserting this admission is no big deal, and then insisting that no wrongdoing happened after all.
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In a nutshell, the Pixel XL and Note7 are about the same size â€" the Pixel XL is slightly larger overall, but it has a somewhat smaller screen â€" with the same screen resolution, similar back camera quality, and comparable batteries.
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In a nutshell, here's how LAS works: in event of an emergency on the launch pad or during the ascent, the system will separate the Orion crew module from the rocket using a solid rocket-powered launch abort motor (AM).
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ROTONDO: I like that he was -- I would say that he was -- I am a libertarian, so basically that&aposs why I voted for him in a nutshell, but I like how practical he is with a lot of things.
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In a nutshell, Gorsuch held that immigration officials had exceeded their authority in applying their interpretation to cases pre-dating the courts' ruling, all the more so because the courts had already expressed skepticism about applying the new rule retroactively.
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"In a nutshell, LVMH's equity story remains intact - leadership market positions, broad-based market share gains, relatively stable earnings profile thanks to the quality of its assets, portfolio diversification and geographical balance, and great management team," wrote RBC Capital Markets.
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In terms of how it's gone in a nutshell: Over the last two legislative sessions, in 2016 and 2017, 24 states have introduced legislation or otherwise debated the issue on their legislative floor; four have successfully done away with the tax.
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" According to Parizot, the new style is Baldwin's vibe in a nutshell: "glamorous but laidback … If she styles it straight, it will look very chic, and if she wears it with a bend, it will have a very effortless vibe.
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That's it in a nutshell: It's a wireless gadget the size of a stick of butter, with a needle on the bottom and little rubber tires with which it rolls itself around the record at 45 or 33.3 laps per minute.
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If the Reagan years hoped to be about sunny optimism overcoming everything, "Family Ties " was that sentiment in a nutshell — right down to the way it only seemed to acknowledge the darker corners of American life in Very Special Episodes.
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Here's everyone else's job, in a nutshell: Pettifer retrieves the whores to be "kidnapped" by Atticus, who shoots Pettifer in the head, probably on orders to tie up loose ends, but I like to think it was revenge for Winter, too.
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In a nutshell, Avenatti is alleging more than $170,000 has been paid out by Nike to family members of basketball players, including the Phoenix Suns' Deandre Ayton, former University of Nevada Las Vegas player Brandon McCoy and Oregon Ducks' Bol Bol.
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In a nutshell, the study analyzes the wolf population's rate of growth by using mathematical modelling to find out how widespread poaching was in the area, and to determine how their growth rate had been affected by the state's culling laws.
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"In a nutshell, we are convinced that old-world brands and retailers are figuring out how to manage inventory and market to consumers in the digital era, a critical turning point for the sector," Saad said in a note Sunday.
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In a nutshell, it's when a hiring manager envisions the company team sharing a drink with a potential candidate – and if all goes well, in his or her head, then maybe it's time to shake hands and sign the contract.
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If the Reagan years hoped to be about sunny optimism overcoming everything, Family Ties was that sentiment in a nutshell — right down to the way it only seemed to acknowledge the darker corners of American life in Very Special Episodes.
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"If you mix Jane Austen and Franz Kafka then you have Kazuo Ishiguro in a nutshell, but you have to add a little bit of Marcel Proust into the mix," said Sara Danius, the permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy.
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In a nutshell, the case against President Trump consists of the following: The President intimated to then-FBI Director James Comey in February that Comey ought to shut down the bureau's investigation of former Trump National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Airbnb's argument in a nutshell is that changes to Rule 701 — the relevant SEC rule governing equity awards of private companies — would maintain existing liquidity levels of early-stage private companies while including a new type of worker as stakeholders.
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That is — in a nutshell — the purpose of fossil fuel divestment: to stigmatize an industry on which the world depends for transportation to work, heating of homes, and production of countless goods and materials we all use every single day.
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But that is, in a nutshell, it describes one of the challenges for Wired, which is we used to have that view that Ev had, and Jack Dorsey had, when they set it up, and now we have a different view.
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In a nutshell, Clinton conceptualizes the enemy of progress as a faction that has sway over one party in the system, while Sanders sees the problem as belonging to a class (the super-rich) who have inordinate power over the entire political system.
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Most analysts see Nokia recovering faster than Ericsson, which, in a nutshell, is why Nokia shares are up 22 percent so far this year, while Ericsson is up just 1 percent, after the latest in a string of downbeat quarterly reports in January.
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In a nutshell, Bullard's paper said the St. Louis Fed no longer would provide economic forecasts for the medium and long term based on expected fluctuations in data, but rather would use a "regime" base for the near-term conditions that would prevail.
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For help defining the gray area and getting to the root of what you can and cannot do, we went to Ryan Garcia, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law and co-author of Social Media Law In A Nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Zender found that injecting light-scattering particles into the stratosphere—one of the most widely-discussed strategies for rapidly cooling the planet—would have the unintended side-effect of messing with the incoming light from distant stars and planets.
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His plan for Circuit City's comeback, in a nutshell: build a robust e-commerce presence and smaller and more manageable stores — not the giant superstores of old — with a focus on products that appeal to the coveted millennial demographic rather than their parents.
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"Finding different ways to accomplish what you need to accomplish and using things ... that [others] don't have a use for anymore to do really cool stuff, you know that is the story of the city of Detroit in a nutshell," Didorosi said.
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And that, in a nutshell, is how Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The Dershowitz argument, in a nutshell, is that since the Constitution has put the president in charge of federal law enforcement in the United States, he cannot be prosecuted for exercising his discretion to direct how law enforcement authorities use their limited resources.
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In a nutshell, Mooney determined that if Fender could encourage just 10% more beginners to stick with guitar, the industry could grow substantially (the 90% of first-timers that give up never become the longtime customers who spend a lifetime buying equipment).
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In a nutshell, it's a project to retrofit nearly 200 Boeing (NYSE: BA) 737-800 aircraft in American's fleet to match the configuration of the much-newer Boeing 234 MAX planes that AA has only just begun to introduce into its fleet.
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That's their glorious and pure ideal in a nutshell — the virtuous patriarch working hard to protect the innocent women in his life — but it also means that Nick is a vulnerable mark, the kind of lost and powerless soul that cults traditionally target.
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Here's the mission for Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft in a nutshell: Fly to a carbon-rich asteroid between the orbits of Earth and Mars, study it for a year and a half and then bring back some pieces for additional study on Earth.
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"In a nutshell, the bark has been a lot worse than the bite so far for Facebook among advertisers and users post Cambridge, although 2Q is a pivotal 'prove me' quarter for Zuckerberg & Co. in the eyes of the Street," Ives said.
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"In a nutshell it seems that many contentious issues remain unresolved and there is a very tight timeline that needs to be followed if a NAFTA deal is to be ratified by the current U.S. Congress," NAB analysts said in a note.
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It's from this magpie-like collection of facts that we get the notion of information "in a nutshell" (Pliny had heard of a complete manuscript of the "Iliad" that could fit in one) and the idea that elephants are afraid of mice.
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"In a nutshell, we think very little has changed," said Tom Slater, a portfolio manager of the $1003 million Baillie Gifford U.S. Equity Growth fund, which has beaten the benchmark S&P 500 by 13.3 percentage points over the last 12 months.
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"In a nutshell, unlike in March, April's soft inflation across a range of core goods and services prices cannot be explained away by large, one-off price adjustments or other quirks in the data," PIMCO U.S. economist Tiffany Wilding wrote in a blog post.
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"In a nutshell, the reason this works is because removing the randomly-warped watermark from any single image requires to additionally estimate the warp field that was applied to the watermark for that image — a task that is inherently more difficult," the duo write.
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In a nutshell, this law simply requires that all sellers of gene therapy kits known as do-it-yourself CRISPR kits must include a notice before purchase and a label on the product to notify customers that these kits are not for self-administration.
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"In a nutshell, (the) government caused the death of my father," said Frank Ekpemupolo, another son, raising his voice above the traditional music played through giant speakers at a gathering of 400 mourners at his father's compound in Warri, the largest city in Delta state.
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Shop outdoor gear and apparel at Cotopaxi hereHost of the adventurous city scavenger hunt Questival, maker of one of our favorite carry-on bags, certified B Corp that leaves no stone unturned in fighting poverty around the world — that's relative newcomer Cotopaxi in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, institutions who bought the product engaged in an agreement to sell short S&P 500 futures if the stock market fell by a certain amount; this would allow them to offset any losses that a meaningful decline would inflict on a portfolio.
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"In a nutshell, his comments sounded like the Fed's comments in the early days of the 'taper tantrum' in the U.S.—a big jump in rates that occurred when the Fed signaled its intention to buy fewer bonds," said Matthew Graham of Mortgage News Daily.
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"In a nutshell, if Comcast won these assets from the arms of Disney it would be a 'devastating blow' to [Disney CEO Bob] Iger and Disney's streaming ambitions going forward, " Daniel Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights, said in a note Wednesday.
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In many ways, the story of how Kubrick found the score of his film is the movie in a nutshell, with some of his colleagues immediately getting what Kubrick was going for and others being driven so hard by the man that they eventually buckled.
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In a nutshell, when you find an article you want to save, switch to reader mode and then use the PDF-saving function in the Print box on your Windows PC or Mac to make a copy of the article in a new file.
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In a nutshell, an app has to detect a person's face in each frame of a video taken by the phone's front-facing camera, overlay an image (say, eyeshadow and blush) atop just the right parts, and show it to the user, all within milliseconds.
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"In a nutshell, despite many yelling fire in a crowded theater on the negative impacts to some of these tech stalwarts with Apple front and center from potential tariffs and trade war backlash, we believe this is more 'bark rather than bite,'" Ives wrote.
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" What the law does In a nutshell, the law, which goes into effect July 1, will shield private businesses and some public-sector employees from legal action and discipline if they refuse a customer on the grounds that doing so would violate a "sincerely held religious belief.
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Location: Positano, Italy In a nutshell: A 57-room hotel with sweeping views of the Amalfi Coast; a private beach, pool, and yacht; cooking classes; and a Michelin-starred restaurantStarting rate: $495 per night*Based on April 4-5, 2020 availabilitySource: US News & World Report; Oyster
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Location: Douro Valley, Portugal (UNESCO World Heritage site)In a nutshell: A 19th-century, 57-room manor house in Portugal's vineyard-laden Douro Valley with a wine library and multi-day spa treatment plansStarting rate: $521 per nightSource: US News & World Report; Six Senses Douro Valley
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In a nutshell, the movie is confluence of many narratives: a biographical account of an American icon; the legacy of Title IX (which was passed a year before the match); sexism in sports (and by extension everywhere else); feminism and sexuality; and, of course, about love.
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In a nutshell, PJM in the mid-Atlantic and ISO-NE in New England are arguing that state clean energy policies are a kind of market distortion that FERC should allow them to "correct" by, for instance, implementing minimum offer price rules (MOPRs) in capacity markets.
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The process is documented on Newman's website; in a nutshell, the idea was not to build any sort of powerful supercomputer, but to fully grasp how a computer works by building it with normal-sized transistors, instead of the extremely tiny ones seen in today's modern microprocessors.
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In a nutshell, I wanted to discover how many of my problems in life (lack of productivity, constant distraction, a sense running as fast as I could just to keep up) were the internet's fault, and how many of those problems were just my own inherent faults.
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In a nutshell, I wish we would be more critical of the black ink in the financial ledger books on Wall Street, and of the Fortune 500 and NASDAQ companies that are making a killing that day, than we are of the black bodies fighting over goods.
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Gary Leff, an airline industry expert and the author of the blog View From the Wing, said the issue, in a nutshell, is that to compete with ultra low-cost carriers, like Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines, the major airlines are selling cheaper tickets in certain markets.
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In a nutshell, time is now to step-up and to defend against China's power play, address penalties the Trump Administration has inherited from an ending period, put the critical assets in play that will block shots from the point, and America back in the game.
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"In a nutshell, the vulnerability allows a blind off-path attacker to infer if any two arbitrary hosts on the Internet are communicating using a TCP connection," the researchers write in their paper, which was presented earlier this week at the USENIX computer security symposium in Austin.
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In a nutshell: you can't dismantle #oscarssowhite by giving an award to a film that simply proves #oscarssowhite: a film based on the story of a Black man who was saved by a White man; a film which (along with its Academy Award) championed White benevolence.
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It&aposs in a nutshell it&aposs never changed over the last two years and everything that we have learned from the text messages, the I.G. reports, has proven conclusively that that is precisely what James Comey and Loretta Lynch and the Obama administration people wanted to do.
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So in a nutshell, this Content Affinity Engine, can reveal to brands and companies which content on their site or app is performing best with which specific customers—a level of resolution Lytics claims was previously only available for brands that built out their own extensive data science teams.
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The Azerbaijanis and Armenians unsurprisingly have differing versions of exactly what happened and why, but in a nutshell, the two countries declared their independence and went to war over disputed territories in 1918, the war ended in 1920 and the countries became part of the Soviet Union in 1922.
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In a nutshell, for the past 15 years, Rudd has been showing the same exact same clip from a 1988 alien adventure movie — which has stunningly low ratings on both IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes – whenever Conan asks to see a glimpse of the latest thing he's working on.
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If you're not familiar with the 1996 film (adapted from the eponymous Jane Austen novel) and its heroine, here it is in a nutshell: Emma Woodhouse is a young, wealthy woman who has no desire to get married herself, but spends her time making matches amongst the townspeople.
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In a nutshell, Kavanaugh took the view that the penalty for refusing to buy health insurance was a "tax" – basically the same position that Roberts would take in siding with the Obama administration, though he and the four liberals brushed aside Kavanaugh's claim that the case was premature.
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Punch A, punch A, punch A, punch B is basically Dos Santos' boxing in a nutshell, but if punch B sails through a hole created by the opponent making adjustments to deal with those irritating, winding body jabs or flicking leads to the head, that's all he needs.
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They want lower taxes for small businesses and the middle class -- but not large corporations In a nutshell, people in both parties and independents come together to say they want taxes lowered on the middle class and small businesses -- and they don't want them lowered on large corporations.
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Here's their story, according to MIT's Realtime Rideshare Research database: For instance, here's an account of the impact of the jitneys in 1915 Toronto, from the National Post, that begins by noting many customers appreciated the convenience and lower fares: So much of this is Uber in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, Scientus is saying the industry standard—using a carbon dioxide extractor to decarboxylate weed and then turn it into oil—has too many variables and as a result some oils don't have the amount of active THC or CBD they claim to have on the label.
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"My feeling, in a nutshell," he wrote, "is simply that the Oakland school board misidentifies the reason for black students' failure in attributing it, in any significant way, to the difference between the dialects," instead offering that poor teaching and lack of school funding were more likely culprits.
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So, in a nutshell, children may on average experience stronger emotions, but it all depends on the balance between their drives and feelings, their ability to exert purposeful control, and the match between the intensity of the challenges they face and the personal resources with which they meet those challenges.
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Location: Paris, France In a nutshell: A 200-room hotel in an historic 19th-century building (the Paris Peace Accords were signed here) near the Champs-Élysées and Arc de Triomphe featuring traditional Parisian design details like white crown moldings and marble bathroomsStarting rate: $1,025 per nightSource: US News & World Report
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When I asked our director at an org all-hands about what was being done about the dwindling numbers of women in the org compared to the rest of the company, his reply was, in a nutshell, that the women of Uber just needed to step up and be better engineers.
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In a nutshell, Rauscher — also, I should add, notable for being one of a handful of female founders in the world of cybersecurity — says that what SAM does is operate by way of the router, but by identifying and providing security wrappers for every device that connects with the router.
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Earlier this year, our own Patrick Hruby went into the nitty gritty of how and why the NLI so terrible, but, in a nutshell, few contracts in sports are so one-sided in favor of an institution and fewer still are so ubiquitous to the point that they're effectively compulsory.
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In a nutshell, the study tested whether people born under "positive" Zodiac signs (Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, and Aquarius — aka all fire and air signs) were more extroverted while people born under "negative" signs (Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Pisces — all the earth and water signs) were more introverted.
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Related: Heavily Armed and With No Economy, This Town Is Libya in a Nutshell Last Thursday at the Sirte frontline, one day before his death from an IS explosive device, Abdul Salem Anijar, a deminer from nearby Zliten, showed VICE News the homemade, rudimentary landmines his team had dismantled that day.
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In a nutshell, he argued that an "appreciable fraction" of the genetic variation within and between species is the result of genetic drift — that is, the effects of randomness in a finite population — rather than natural selection, and that most of these differences have no functional consequences for survival and reproduction.
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Moreover, to implicitly compare the boycotting of Israel, the only true democracy in the Middle East, to efforts to boycott other nations throughout history for evil and egregious actions (Imperial Japan in 1937-38, Nazi Germany in the 85033s, South Africa in the 1980s) is Sharansky's rubric in a nutshell.
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In a nutshell, here's where we are: A government agency is trying to force the world's most valuable technology company to break its encryption technology despite (1) having no legal authority to do so and (2) being unable to articulate what they hope to achieve on behalf of the American people.
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In a nutshell, Salam contends that while the United States should welcome more high-skilled immigrants, mass low-skilled immigration is swelling the number of poor people in a country that is struggling — with modest success at best — to fulfill the aspirations of the less privileged citizens already living here.
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Opinion Columnist If you're keeping score at home on the Trump foreign policy, let me try to put it in a nutshell: The president has engaged America in a grand struggle to reshape the modern behavior of two of the world's oldest civilizations — Persia and China — at the same time.
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" The scholar Robert Service puts it all in a nutshell in his acclaimed book "A History of Modern Russia": "The forced-labor camps, the one-party state … the prohibition of free and popular elections, the ban on internal party dissent: not one of them had to be invented by Stalin.
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For more than a month, four Arab countries have imposed a sweeping air, sea and land blockade against Qatar that, in a nutshell, boils down to a demand that Doha abandon its adventurist foreign policy, and that it stop giving shelter to such a broad range of agents in its capital.
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"In a nutshell, Microsoft firmly remains our favorite cloud play for 2020 and beyond; despite the bad news from the PC/supply chain (which we view as temporary) this does not change our bullish thesis around Azure's growth and the longer-term prospects for Redmond over the coming years," Ives wrote.
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"That, in a nutshell, is the dramatic arc of this extraordinary film, which, in spite of its modest scale, tactful manner and potentially dowdy subject matter, is packed nearly to bursting with rich meaning and deep implication," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this movie from Olivier Assayas.
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In a nutshell, he concluded that the product Holmes was selling — a minimally-invasive blood test that could perform a variety of tests with minor amounts of blood on a machine she called The Edison– did not work and the company was using outside technology and other subterfuge to fake positive test results.
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In a nutshell, he concluded that the product Holmes was selling — a minimally-invasive blood test that could perform a variety of tests with minor amounts of blood on a machine she called The Edison — did not work and the company was using outside technology and other subterfuge to fake positive test results.
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Rodger Sherman wrote a good explainer of how it works a few years ago but, in a nutshell, the returning team shifts its returner and almost all of its blockers away from the ball, thus drawing the punting team, which generally eyes the returner instead of the ball, along for the ride.
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But here is the rest of his argument in a nutshell: This, then, is the state of technology in 2018: the enterprise market is thriving, and the consumer market is stagnant, dominated by the "innovations" that a few large behemoths deign to develop for consumers (and probably by ripping off a smaller company).
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In a nutshell: They are activated by a staffer only after Trebek precisely enunciates his last syllable; That moment is indicated by a set of lights that we, the television audience, cannot see, and; Contestants who attempt to buzz before the lights are lit are locked out for a quarter of a second.
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I heard an interesting piece on NPR recently, about "post-truth" news: In a nutshell, it's no longer how empirically convincing an article or narrative may be to an audience that counts, but how powerfully the account "reverberates emotionally" and corresponds to the beliefs and values already held by specific, "niche" audiences.
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In a nutshell: Judge leaning toward order that would keep Trump's tax returns with NY: A federal judge in the District of Columbia said Wednesday that he's leaning toward issuing an order under which New York wouldn't provide President Trump's state tax returns to House Democrats while the state argues certain motions.
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The same left hook to lead uppercut, and the rear hook to rear uppercut, were staples of the game of Roy Jones Jr. He would also use the lead uppercut following a rear uppercut, which is a very strange combination for out at range, but "weird" is Roy Jones' in a nutshell.
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"What it does in a nutshell is it sets up a government speech police, which would essentially be run by the president and the attorney general, and then from the standpoint of encryption it would weaken our national security, not strengthen it, and essentially the bad guys will just go overseas," Sen.
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"In a nutshell, we believe China remains the major swing factor in the stock and ultimately is worth between $75 to $100 per share to Tesla's valuation with Giga 3 the linchpin," Daniel Ives, managing director of equity research at Wedbush Securities, said in a recent note, referring to the Shanghai factory.
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Via YCharts, here's a look at the Nasdaq Composite going back into the '80s: That, in a nutshell is why there are so many unicorns in the market; that chart is why SaaS multiples are still around 10-11x ARR (per Bessemer, which is rebuilding its cloud index page at the moment).
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Here it is, in a nutshell, where Chair Yellen is signaling a very important shift in policy: (Janet Yellen's Speech to the Executive's Club of Chicago, 3/3/17) For the first time in nine years, the Fed is openly discussing a neutral interest rate policy, which to paraphrase Yellen, is neither accommodative nor contractionary.
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In a nutshell, this is the problem with today's parties and the primary system: It is too easy for candidates who are out of step with America to gain traction in the Democratic Party, and this distorts all of Democratic politics among those who want to be president and thus pander to those voters.
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In a nutshell, the last thing Apple and the tech sector needs right now is a UFC battle on the US/China front that could have a major ripple impact that the Street is fearing as they digest these threats from the White House and gauge retaliation impact from China over the coming days.
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The details are a little bit complicated (I'll explain more below), but in a nutshell if you make more than $132,000 — or more than $194,000 if you're part of a couple — you can't contribute directly to one type of IRA (called a Roth IRA) and lose a crucial tax deduction for the other type.
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In a nutshell, it works like this: If any college athlete ruled ineligible by the NCAA is allowed to participate thanks to a court order, and said order is later vacated, stayed, or reversed, then the association can force the athlete's school to forfeit victories, surrender television revenue, pay fines, and endure postseason bans.
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In a nutshell: The Ninth Circuit will have to decide if it's okay, under the due process clause of the US Constitution and the federal class-action rules, to do what the settlement did here: promise people you're going to let them opt out of any settlement and then later renege on that promise.
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"What we found, in a nutshell, is that higher levels of fluoride in blood were associated with indicators of poor kidney and liver function," lead author Ashley J. Malin, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Environmental Medicine and Public Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, told Gizmodo by phone.
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In a nutshell, things will look different in an electricity system with lots of variable renewable energy (VRE) — different prices, a different shape of demand, different timing, different needs — and if the people managing the electricity system bet on low VRE and get high, they are going to screw up all sorts of things.
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Sure, none of us could have predicted back in 1989 the vast impact the World Wide Web would have — probably not even Sir Tim Berners-Lee himself — but in a nutshell, it exists to connect people, WHEREVER they may be, to a wealth of online information, to other people, and to empower individuals to make their lives better.
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In a nutshell, the new iPad Air is basically the body of the discontinued 10.5-inch iPad Pro (2017) â€" minus the quad speakers, ProMotion display, protruding camera bump â€" and powered with the A12 Bionic chip that's at the heart of the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. It also works with the first-generation Apple Pencil.
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The method used to recreate Cheddar Man's face is pretty complicated and science-y, but in a nutshell it went something like this: scientists obtained some bone powder by drilling into the skull, which contained enough genetic info to allow them to reconstruct the face; 3D printing technology was then used to construct the head pictured above.
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It's hard to put anything about the issue in a nutshell, but a solid summary is as follows: In charge of the city's budget amid a financial emergency, the state decided to temporarily switch Flint's water source from Lake Huron to the Flint River as a cost-saving measure until a new supply line to Lake Huron was ready.
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In a nutshell, hitting Paris targets will mean both that developed nations start rapidly reducing toward net-zero emissions by mid-century and that developing nations find a different path to prosperity than the one traveled by the countries around them holding all the wealth and still, on a per-capita basis, emitting the most carbon.
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Which, really, is the Castro in a nutshell: More than just a "gay movie theater," this was a place that accepted gay filmgoers, knew how to program queer and non-queer cinema for a queer-leaning audience, and gave older stars a venue to thank their gay fans, like Debbie Reynolds did at an event in 2005.
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A pro-immigration protester named George Clifton, who is wearing a sign that says " Veteran: U.S.M.C. and C.I.A. ," tells me that two Trump supporters came up to him separately after the Fountain Hills rally and whispered "almost verbatim the same thing, not quite, but in a nutshell": that they'd like to shoot him in the back of the head.
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Basically, in a nutshell, every day I'm determining our editorial priorities and story selection and voice based on this pivot and the focus of the brand, and deciding what we should do and what should we cover, how should we tell this story, and doing it in a way that makes sense for what Mashable is.
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In a nutshell, it includes the creation of a new sanctions authority, the use of that authority to sanction nine Russian individuals and institutions, the expulsion of 35 Russian operatives from the U.S., the shutting down of two Russian compounds here in the U.S. and the publication of technical details intended to help organizations defend themselves against future intrusions by these actors.
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That would be even more the case on screens where a user might not have a keyboard and inputting information is even more of a pain, such as on a TV. To be clear, in a nutshell, this quicker process, added convenience and increased security (no need to re-enter card details) are the promised benefits of all digital wallets.
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"In a nutshell, we believe this next generation Cybertruck model could help Tesla expand its market opportunity outside its core customer base over time," Daniel Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, said in a note to clients, adding that, however, "gaining market share with stalwarts such as Ford and GM entrenched in this landscape will be a difficult task for Fremont."
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In an Arxiv paper published Monday, five Microsoft computer scientists describe developing AIX, a platform which allows the team to use Minecraft as a digital testing ground for improving the capabilities of AI. In a nutshell, the team is using the lego-brick-style world's complex surroundings to try and teach a Minecraft character to do what sounds relatively simple: climb up a high virtual hill.
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For instance, there was this low-key viral tweet on April 7: best mlm ship dynamicsemo x himbothe two dumbass primary villain lackeys who bond over being stupid and having a shitty bossweird old dudesdads ... followed a few days later by this slightly more popular art post — the first iteration of what would become the Twitter meme — on April 10: all my favorite ship dynamics in a nutshell pic.twitter.
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The most poignant statistics on this topic, in my view, are these, many referenced from this Kaiser Family Foundation report: So in a nutshell, of the 2.5 million people who die every year, 75 percent are of Medicare age (over 65) and much of the care provided is expensive, unwanted and, if we are being honest with ourselves, not particularly effective in the way we generally measure these things (e.g.
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A device may be being used in a multi-person household, so there's always a risk of these devices recording any audio in their vicinity, not just intentional voice queries… A messed up Google Home Mini recorded a tech reporter 24/7 In a nutshell, the AI's inability to distinguish between intentional interactions and stuff they overhear means they are natively prone to eavesdropping — hence the major privacy concerns.
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" Their song "Rules and Regulations," the first off their upcoming Shitty Punk Album, is a giant middle finger to the world that catpures their ethos in a nutshell: "Rules and regulations got me feeling like / Fuck it though!" goes the hook, over screaming synths and bass, and the verses feature a variety of invitations to, in the words of guest rapper Gangsta Boo, "get on they knees and lick my clit.
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In a nutshell, the unprecedented release—one fugitive Edward Snowden called "the biggest document leak in the history of data journalism"—exposes how the firm helped establish secret shell companies and offshore accounts for global power players, including alleged associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin, politicians from dozens of countries, and hundreds of wealthy Americans, some of whom have been accused or even convicted by US authorities of financial crimes.
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Week One, in a nutshell: Donald Trump took office as the least popular president since at least 1945; faced a lawsuit over conflicts of interest; became associated with "alternative facts;" declared that he wanted to investigate massive voter fraud — fraud that according to all available evidence doesn't really exist; signed a few questionably actionable executive actions; and tried to break up with Mexico before Mexico broke up with him.
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"In a nutshell, Amazon remains one of our favorite secular tech growth stories for FY18... and these robust results and 2018 outlook support the Amazon consumer growth thesis, coupled by cloud strength on the AWS segment which is still in the early innings of playing out among enterprises globally on the secular cloud theme," Daniel Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights, wrote in a note Thursday.
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In a nutshell, that's the argument against shaming people and organizations that take money from multimillionaires who arrived at their fortunes unethically — whether they're involved in a company found to have used enslaved labor, accused of hiding evidence of the opioid crisis, or, in Epstein's case, convicted of procuring minors for prostitution and suspected of having used their hedge fund to enable and cover for the abuse of girls and young women.
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Lehder bought an island in the Bahamas called Norman's Cay, which, in a nutshell, became a transit point where drugs were flown on to the island, and in which small planes were used to fly the drugs into the US. Before this time, it was too long a trip to fly drugs directly from Colombia to the US and this allowed the Medellin Cartel to smuggle not kilos on an operation, but tons.
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Estimated number of overnight visitors per year (Cambodia): 6,201,000 In a nutshell: Northeast Cambodia is an "untouched corner of the country," according to Intrepid, and a great alternative to heavily touristed Siem Reap What to see and do: See elephants in their natural habitat on Elephant Valley Project hike; visit Preah Vihear, a half-mile-long temple dating back to the 11th century and a UNESCO World Heritage site; explored untouched forests, lakes and waterfalls in Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri provincesSource: Intrepid Travel; UNWTO; UNESCO
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We go along with the present strategic plan, actually we are not putting it into question, not even of course the legal rights and the expected value that those who invested and continue to invest on TAP, we expect and, so this is in some sense and in a nutshell, we didn't change the nature of the company as a private company, it will continue to be so and the presence of the government is only restricted to the strategic review of the company.
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