We're playing faster in practice - used a 20-second shot clock in practice for two days.
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Maybe identity politics can be defended theoretically but in practice alienates too many people to be put in practice.
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"You have to keep emphasizing it in practice, and that&aposs what we&aposve been doing so far this week in practice," defensive coordinator Joe Woods said.
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"I can't really replicate the situation no matter how much I do in practice, or if I make those shots 10 times out of 10 in practice," she said.
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The OSC's letter is -- in practice -- a recommendation.
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Smith … but in practice, the doctrine is fairly workable.
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I think our leaders set the tone yesterday in practice.
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It is not clear what that would mean in practice.
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How do the iPhone X gestures actually work in practice?
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But what it amounts to in practice is not clear.
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In practice, European banks had been working toward the Sept.
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In practice, it still leaves some things to be desired.
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But in practice the Celeron CPU is still good enough.
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Sounds good in practice, but Khosrowshahi has seen the downside.
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" However, "what's unclear is how this will work in practice.
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They're interested in theory more than they are in practice.
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In practice, the service was riddled with problems and complaints.
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So, in practice, control is divided between the two parties.
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Specs are great, but what do they mean in practice?
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How that would be done in practice, though, is obscure.
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In practice, it could be seen as just a gimmick.
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In practice, however, the actual improvement is hard to discern.
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His first task is to establish his legitimacy in practice.
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" He added: "We play fast all the time in practice.
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But in practice the outflow is likely to be limited.
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"I try to do my part in practice," she said.
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In practice, deportation is tricky and choices must be made.
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It's not clear how it will play out in practice.
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In practice, three formations are possible in the new parliament.
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In practice their cost restricts the size of the network.
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Let's think about how this might play out in practice.
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In practice, though, it didn't make for particularly compelling television.
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The tricky question is how this might work in practice.
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In practice, however, it impacts countless unwilling and unknowing participants.
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In practice, though, it has done little to advance it.
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In practice, lawyers say, judges often exchange information with prosecutors.
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Unfortunately, the curved display doesn't work so well in practice.
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Whether it is successful in practice remains to be seen.
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But how many people will actually use them in practice?
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But in practice, I found Google Assistant to be underwhelming.
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But what that means in practice remains to be seen.
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But what does "sweeping and epic" look like in practice?
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Whether that is in fact true in practice is debatable.
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In practice his main opponent has always been Mr Erdogan.
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In practice, most machine learning is a game of classification.
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That does not appear to be happening in practice, however.
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Sometimes at shows or in practice, we'll switch it up.
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In practice most of its members favour the status quo.
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How well this all works, in practice, requires further testing.
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In practice, it sparked widespread fury among Iraq's Sunni population.
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Let's take a closer look at food advertising in practice.
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But in practice, do asylum seekers actually have that option?
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Social inclusion was great in principle but bad in practice.
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In practice, their vital defense mission made them quasipublic entities.
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In practice, these hands are not staying on the cart.
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But in practice, it would be nearly impossible to execute.
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Yesterday we did as much as we could (in practice).
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In practice, it trades a significant part of that material.
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In practice, use of these techniques is a lot grimmer.
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It was not clear how this would work in practice.
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Sounds easy enough, but in practice it's actually quite frustrating.
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But in practice, I haven't clicked with Serial Cleaner, yet.
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If it were, what would it look like in practice?
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It's a bit weird, but could be sweet in practice.
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Further, it's not clear how this will work in practice.
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He nailed it in practice, nailed it in that audition.
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In practice this is a recipe for a savage battle.
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In practice, however, these measures have only a limited impact.
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In practice, it may not actually play out like that.
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But in practice, what's causing the deaths doesn't really matter.
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The unmasking controversy to date illustrates these checks in practice.
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In practice it often does not work out like that.
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And it is really different in practice because of that.
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In practice, the government has wavered between the two options.
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Why all the enthusiasm for something so useless in practice?
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Even modest shifts in practice could make an enormous difference.
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In practice, however, the RFP process can be excruciatingly tedious.
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Or Max Pacioretty on a fourth line in practice Sunday?
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I just know that it hasn't worked well in practice.
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We competed in practice and we were competitive in games.
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Scientists have begun looking into making this work in practice.
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In practice, however, the law has only helped a bit.
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In practice, all derivatives involve an implicit bet on volatility.
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It's simple in practice but requires major shifts in operations.
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But in practice, poll workers can use this requirement arbitrarily.
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It's politically controversial and hard to make work in practice.
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Hammon challenged herself to match up against them in practice.
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But then, in practice, every day, gray areas come up.
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Unfortunately, that is not how these systems work in practice.
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It doesn't work that way in practice on Capitol Hill.
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His free eBook, "Big Data in Practice, " is out now.
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Yet, in practice, most Ghanaians do not reap the benefits.
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What do you think that actually looks like in practice?
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I was lazy in practice but always raced to win.
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But what would "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" mean in practice?
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In practice, dramatic lashes tend to fall into two categories.
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"This week in practice he shot it well," Turgeon said.
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But in practice, poise doesn't work that way at all.
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How does one approach this kind of honesty, in practice?
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Unfortunately, what the exit means in practice is less clear.
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In practice, much of foreign policy is responding to crises.
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In practice, this all works seamlessly with a fluid response.
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In practice, Muslims are treated as legitimate objects of suspicion.
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"He does that all the time in practice," Haskins said.
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However, in practice, voting while homeless can be extremely difficult.
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What would Trump becoming a real president mean in practice?
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In practice, any such connecting thread is harder to trace.
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Lippmann says this works in theory but not in practice.
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But in practice, critics say, she kind of botched it.
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But in practice, developing a new vaccine can be tricky.
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But in practice, removing carbon dioxide is far from simple.
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So, in practice, it wasn't trivial to target individual users.
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But in practice, they represent slightly different sets of values.
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In practice, however, it can be a vastly different story.
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Nowhere, in practice, are they doing enough on their own.
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When's the last time you swung and missed in practice?
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So the benefits may be harder to extract in practice.
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But in practice, some people's stomachs are sensitive to it.
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In practice, it's proven more complicated because of Nvidia's approach.
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The hand placements on a block are demonstrated in practice.
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I tried it in practice this morning, didn't make it.
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Still, in practice it works more like Decluttr than Swappa.
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But in practice, it's actually not that weird at all.
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In practice, passengers still moved about and ate at buffets.
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In practice, the program has produced a litany of frustrations.
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But in practice industrial policy is hard to get right.
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What that looks like in practice is hard to say.
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In practice, local officials and police can hold up journeys.
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In practice, most of us are a bit of both.
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Many of these ideas, however, never took hold in practice.
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In practice, these capital inflows from abroad have been large.
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A recent study shows how this might look in practice.
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In practice, originalism has slid between these definitions ever since.
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In practice, Mr. Pannkuk is incapable of creating new memories.
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In practice, it is not quite as simple as that.
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How that might play out in practice is still unclear.
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In practice, the team assesses specific parts of the organisation.
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But in practice, the lines have a way of blurring.
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That theory was, in practice, wrong because of escaped methane.
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But in practice, the Note 10 doesn't suffer for it.
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In practice, it's too unpredictable and hard to figure out.
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Sadly, in practice, those recommendations have been interpreted too bluntly.
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I consider it unlikely that anything will happen in practice.
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While this sounds good in theory, in practice it's misguided.
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In practice, the process could still take longer than stated.
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But, in practice, we actually provide huge de facto aid.
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But in practice, they do have to promote Ring products.
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Unfortunately, this has proven to be entirely false in practice.
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But in practice, that has often not been the case.
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Well, it's hard to live that way in practice sometimes.
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In practice, I don't read much science fiction or fantasy.
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In practice, my books are stacked everywhere, and double shelved.
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But in practice, many families don't necessarily have that option.
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Whether this will work in practice remains to be seen.
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Why it matters: This is the patent cliff in practice.
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But imagine how that sequence would play out in practice.
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Unfortunately, the concept is better in thought than in practice.
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But it might not be all that useful in practice.
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The suit also helped lead to a change in practice.
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But many think it would be much more difficult in practice.
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It sounds harmless, but in practice it's fairly sensitive — it's sloppy.
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In practice, I can never get Side Sense to actually work.
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But what sounds good in theory will be difficult in practice.
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In practice, as Poland's case shows, the process is not formulaic.
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When he's playing, when he's in practice, he's always all business.
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In practice, however, Music Freedom only included seven services at launch.
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But Cage fundamentally understands that in practice, law isn't always fair.
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But it's far from clear what that will mean in practice.
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"We have been working our tails off in practice," McDermott said.
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But in practice, it has evolved into something much more powerful.
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The way this would work in practice is a little murkier.
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In practice however, it is not so scientific as it seems.
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But in practice, gender inequality is deeply rooted in our society.
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In practice, most such experiments at the moment make bonded magnets.
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It's a liberating manifesto, though in practice it can take months.
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Analysts, however, said that in practice there would be little difference.
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The first is that in practice incumbents have an unfair advantage.
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Beer-making is easy in theory it is difficult in practice.
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But in practice the subsidized content can simply become the internet.
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In practice, the Trump administration is the one disregarding our laws.
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And taxes that appear high may in practice have little bite.
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Yet in practice he is an excellent choice for the job.
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In practice, Trump has abandoned Graham when the chips were down.
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In practice, they have a tendency to favour their domestic market.
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"In practice I made 77 threes in a row," he says.
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But it's not entirely clear what that would mean in practice.
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"It looked just how we ran it in practice," Matthews said.
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But in practice, it added to the anxiety in the markets.
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What this means in practice varies according to an area's needs.
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But in practice, the movement hasn't headed in the right direction.
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But in practice, nobody in the field is actually proposing that.
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In practice, most presidents have either stretched or ignored the law.
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In practice no mechanism exists to get them to cough up.
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But in practice, it's not clear whether the letter does anything.
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But he should look at how laws work in practice, too.
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In practice, he has been parading through stadiums before cheering crowds.
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In practice, activists say, they often receive 100 pesos or less.
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In practice, only 20053-15% get the opportunity, says Ms Kaur.
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In practice, from this remote model, something very different came about.
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In practice, here's how this would work, as Crackle describes it.
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In practice, it significantly drove up the value of players' investments.
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It sounds simple, but in practice it can be extraordinarily difficult.
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But in practice this is extraordinarily unlikely, both sides tell Gulliver.
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"I wanted to do more in practice than theory," she said.
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This figure is idealised in theory, but often not in practice.
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"Broke my thumb yesterday in practice," he wrote on February 15.
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In practice, much remains uncertain about how individual businesses will respond.
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How exactly that would work in practice, though, isn't clear yet.
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What's really important is how the new timeline works in practice.
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In practice the Viva works fine if its limitations are understood.
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In practice, the event is almost more performative than the show.
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In practice, US partners are unlikely to stop sharing intelligence altogether.
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In practice, the distinction is a bit more complicated than that.
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In practice, however, it all depends on which mines are suspended.
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It wasn't just in qualifying, it was in practice as well.
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That has meant the ceasefire has not been observed in practice.
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In practice, though, the iconic app screen's UI, is a failure.
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So far, this innovation looks better on paper than in practice.
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There has been little change in practice following her 2013 paper.
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However, in practice, museums offer a very specific narrative concerning nature.
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In practice, the Senate rarely acts as a check on government.
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With these agreements, we are going to achieve it in practice.
|
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Obama also rejected nation-building in name but not in practice.
|
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But in practice, its impact can be devastating and risks lives.
|
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But it's a theory that just doesn't hold up in practice.
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In practice, customers are often charged full price, the complaint said.
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In practice, governments that succeed in limiting inequality generally do both.
|
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More: Would wealth tax proposals, elegant in theory, work in practice?
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An additional 38 countries have abolished the death penalty in practice.
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In practice the EU will offer Britain only two possible deals.
|
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In practice, that has meant accommodating historical accuracy to other requirements.
|
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Another DASKAA provision illustrates why this is so important in practice.
|
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But navigating the minefield of agricultural trade is tricky in practice.
|
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"It never works in practice," the assistant coach Ashley Howard said.
|
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In practice, though, the games don't work out quite so well.
|
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What this means in practice is a serious deficit of accountability.
|
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In practice, that means keeping receipts and possibly maintaining a diary.
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In practice, however, many captives faced vigilante justice in the streets.
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In practice, the technology has been a bit of a disappointment.
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In practice, investors would do well to stick with 10 percent.
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In practice, it repeatedly has been shown to be a fraud.
|
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He was hurt in practice Sunday, and he didn't play Wednesday.
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But assessing the efficiency of wildfire management is complicated in practice.
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He suffered concussion-like symptoms earlier in the week in practice.
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This was always how Islamism was likely to evolve in practice.
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In practice, Ms. Irizarry was not the only one watching Heaven.
|
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Tom Brady has been limited in practice over the past week.
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But in practice and in its current state, VRE is failing.
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BI: In practice, doing absolutely nothing is difficult, don't you think?
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I think that's my go-to move I use in practice.
|
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But what would this mean in practice if Mr. Trump wins?
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But in practice these new laws may not make much difference.
|
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There's no telling if Musk's boast will prove out in practice.
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In practice, the politics of drastically reshaping the system are fraught.
|
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For many immigrants, though, the cost will go down in practice.
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In practice this stuff gets very muddy and murky, very fast.
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That is how civility works in practice in the United States.
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But in practice, many judges do end up ruling on the
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The N.C.A.A. has since recommended dialing back contact significantly in practice.
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Pick: Rams Most punters only attempt the banana kick in practice.
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It's unclear, however, exactly how the policy will work in practice.
|
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What will change in practice under the Trump administration is unclear.
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The advice they give, sound in theory, is terrible in practice.
|
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In practice, they pose a particular danger to a weak president.
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"Read another book" is, in practice, sort of a terrifying prospect.
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In practice, the potential ways for it to backfire seem limitless.
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"This is just putting into statutes what we've done in practice."
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At this point you're probably wondering how Fast works in practice.
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In practice, though, Egyptian officials often seem concerned with tangential matters.
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There are a few problems with how this manifests in practice.
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Why was an absolute monarchy weaker, in practice, than quarrelsome republics?
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Harley-Davidson shows how this assumption might break down in practice.
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That meant, in practice, that abortion was strictly against the law.
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America in practice has its ugly side, in history and today.
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But in practice, few doctors were willing to perform a termination.
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In practice, airlines are bound up with ideas of national prestige.
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Unlimited vacation days, for example, are not that unlimited in practice.
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But weapons bans have worked better in theory than in practice.
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But in practice, the prices can be difficult to second-guess.
|
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Yet staying concealed comes down to how they're used in practice.
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We've got to show up in practice and just work hard.
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Although the recommendation sounds easy, in practice it is far messier.
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In practice, Rodrik writes democracies have moved in the opposite direction.
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The injury occurred in practice on Thursday, coach Rick Carlisle said.
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Yet, in practice, Obama administration policies toward Cuba remain in effect.
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It remains to be seen how that will work in practice.
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In practice, the move does little to change the existing situation.
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" He adds: "So all or nothing would, in practice, mean nothing.
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They hate it in practice once they understand what it means.
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In practice, hospitals routinely charge market rates and pocket the difference.
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Brady, 42, was limited in practice on Thursday, according to ESPN.
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How well this will work in practice remains to be seen.
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But in practice, that reprieve has come too late for many.
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In practice, the precise effect of the provision has been unclear.
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In practice, it endorsed more evidence-based care across the board.
|
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But how courts apply this straightforward test in practice is unpredictable.
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In practice, making movies like this is more complicated than that.
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Some legal scholars argue that it might be toothless in practice.
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But this was looking quite challenging to pull off in practice.
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"What that means in practice, we don't know yet," she added.
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"I knocked him down in practice once by mistake," he said.
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In practice, the systems are imperfect, two of the people said.
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But in practice, it's clear that families need so much more.
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In practice, people don't always see it as a bright line.
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And others, like renegotiating NAFTA, could prove extraordinarily difficult in practice.
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In practice, however, things are more closely tied together than that.
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But in practice, the majority were much younger when they immigrated.
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In practice, however, he would come under intense pressure to step down.
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In practice, those conditions meant the United States would do very little.
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There are about 290,220 geriatricians in practice today in the United States.
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In practice, state election officials by and large agree with that sentiment.
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In practice, that slows the body&aposs ability to rule on disputes.
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In practice, that has meant separating thousands of kids from their parents.
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In practice, however, the contracts are too illiquid to allow wholesale hedging.
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In practice, few optical systems other than eyeglasses rely on single lenses.
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In practice, distinguishing between such cases and plain economic migrants is hard.
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"Caveat emptor", it seems, may apply in principle but not in practice.
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In practice, using the FTZ mount is as simple as it gets.
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We're looking forward to see how this new approach works in practice.
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In practice, it's like hunting for lions and finding nothing but squirrels.
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We've played some crazy lineups that we haven't even played in practice.
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How that functions in practice will be interesting—especially under high workloads.
|
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Although the principle is, in theory, applicable to all religions, in practice
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In practice, this means completing lots of smaller quests until they're satisfied.
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In practice, this means lifting the restrictions that now prevent non-U.
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In practice, that limits bitcoin's throughput to around seven transactions per second.
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There are, in practice, no limits on how the money is spent.
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In practice, the vast majority of judges and prosecutors are fiercely independent.
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But in practice, it incentivised the federal government to match local subsidies.
|
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Michel was limited this week in practice by a nagging knee injury.
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But in practice the Rohingya have little or nothing to return to.
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This cross-compatibility sounds great, but in practice, it's confusing and redundant.
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In practice they are nearly as compartmentalised as the 80% Hindu majority.
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In practice, they often have no idea how much they hurt you.
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In practice, however, creators often feel that the rules are selectively enforced.
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"In practice, we don't know what will happen next," the analysts wrote.
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In practice, Peruvians re-elect only a quarter of their legislators anyway.
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In practice, though, less has so far changed that it might seem.
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How that OS would look like in practice, however, is less clear.
|
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This need not rise with population, but in practice it tends to.
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But in practice, the sport doesn't use replay to its full advantage.
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In practice, therefore, almost all spacecraft re-enter the atmosphere at random.
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What that looked like in practice, Perrotta said, was rewrite after rewrite.
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In practice, it helps bolster the feeling that an industry is vulnerable.
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In practice this equates to about 1.6% of the funds' capital value.
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The grace period is, in practice, a kind of deferment, Rubin says.
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So how might a big fall in house prices occur in practice?
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"In practice it's not really that much of a difference," Nee said.
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In practice, this meant a person could be lynched for any reason.
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This sense of immersion can be quite difficult to achieve in practice.
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REALISTIC REACTION: Someone has to run the scout-team offense in practice.
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In practice, this means tapping out commands to both games' excellent soundtracks.
|
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And even then, this agreement often doesn't play out well in practice.
|
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In practice, Britons are among Europe's keenest wreckers of free-trade deals.
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In practice, all of this should produce more satisfying and relevant results.
|
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In practice, however, the Soviet authorities paid little attention to burial practices.
|
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The constitution of 1994 theoretically prohibited censorship, but it continued in practice.
|
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This is "the first time it's been observed in practice," he said.
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That's great in theory, but in practice few will actually do so.
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In practice, it is not just the Haredim who avoid military service.
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"We do see improvement as they spend time in practice," Greenwood said.
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What this means in practice is that many Indian women are underweight.
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That's great and all, but in practice, those adaptors don't always work.
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In practice, that would be Kushner and former campaign head Paul Manafort.
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In general, and in practice, I think the jurisprudence is pretty good.
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In practice, savings rates respond little, if at all, to tax changes.
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Artists working in practice/material-based studio research are welcome to apply.
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In practice, however, the government has made no effort to help them.
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Yet in practice most Britons have little to fear from death duties.
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And McAdoo in practice has demonstrated Coughlin-like focus on the field.
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But in practice, they're useful and fun, and I'm happy they're here.
|
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In practice, the app functions as a kind of robotic life coach.
|
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Nor is gluing—an obvious alternative to stitching—much better in practice.
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In practice she knows her electorate and gives it what it wants.
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The much-derided "information deficit model" has proven a failure in practice.
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But in practice, their desperation manifests in more random cruelty than ever.
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In practice, they work the same, doling out useful items each day.
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America also offers a glimpse of how buffer zones work in practice.
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In practice the iPhone 7 does a fantastic job in low light.
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It turns out that in practice "Trumpcare" will do nearly the opposite.
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In practice, that means not lauding him for having his finger on
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In practice, however — have you ever tried using any of those apps?
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These types of trade-offs often don't work that well in practice.
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This one can seem easy in theory, but it's harder in practice.
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In practice, companies are often playing catchup with the creativity of users.
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In practice, Syngenta is now part and parcel of a state company.
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What does it looks like in practice to market to Latino millennials?
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It's not yet clear how the bill would affect Gard in practice.
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Pulling the move in '92, even in practice, earned Bonaly a scolding.
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In practice, their struggles are as similar as their aesthetics are different.
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And O'Malley's turned out to be better in theory than in practice.
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"He does it in practice all the time," center Tyler Johnson said.
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But history suggests that sustaining fast growth is terribly hard in practice.
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What's it mean to be an African American atheist comedian in practice?
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In practice, a lot of the work is both difficult and mundane.
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What, in practice, would it mean to push for a welfare state
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How his role might be defined in practice is much less clear.
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But in practice, they are generally only available to the independently comfortable.
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In practice, however, that concept is undone by a number of factors.
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Sambrailo has not practiced since hyperextending his elbow in practice July 31.
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In practice, many have found it difficult to meet all the guidelines.
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The law's privacy protections turn out to be quite flimsy in practice.
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It's an alluring idea, but it doesn't work so well in practice.
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In practice, there is normally a high degree of correlation between them.
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However, this has turned out to be tricky to use in practice.
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Does that distinction seem as if it might get blurry in practice?
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This logic is understandable in principle, but feels increasingly deluded in practice.
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But in practice, the gesture actually requires a surprising amount of pressure.
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In practice, she added, most patients agree to let her go ahead.
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But increasingly rigid mandates guiding American behavior are often nonsensical in practice.
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Biden's candidacy was better in theory than it has been in practice.
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In practice, this would force substantial reductions in what programs could do.
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In practice, this means it feels a bit more like an 8w.
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"You think that would have mattered one whit in practice?" he says.
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Ideally you want both, but in practice this is not always possible.
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In practice, Trump's order is so vaguely worded as to be toothless.
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As touch-friendly as these games should be, they aren't in practice.
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These numbers would likely be higher in practice or under dynamic scoring.
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"Steph hits half-court shots all the time in practice," Kerr noted.
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This experiment may sound drier on paper than it is in practice.
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In practice, this involves linking your non-Gmail account(s) to Gmail.
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In practice, we're not actually stepping through each observation one by one.
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In practice, this made Gopher servers much more lightweight than web servers.
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The returns from the French elections show how this works in practice.
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In practice, it wants to shut out basically every country except China.
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Even if there's a tiny difference, it's unlikely to matter in practice.
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But in practice they can be dragged into the Islamic courts, too.
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In practice, such a victory would leave the party in ideological limbo.
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In practice, the blocking statute is likely to be difficult to enforce.
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In practice, it's likely that nothing will change, at least for now.
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But what exactly that means in practice is yet to be determined.
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In practice, the doors of the program are about to slam shut.
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If they prove out in practice, it could be a huge deal.
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In practice, reviews by Cfius often lead to the demise of deals.
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"In practice, that has been completely forgotten," a spokesman for SRM said.
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But African-American employees say the brand isn't pro-diversity in practice.
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Sustainability in Practice Prize 2018 winner: "Bulrush" by Ümmü Kandilcioğlu (Turkey, 2017)
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In practice, marijuana crimes have largely been handled at the state level.
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However, what works on paper can play out very differently in practice.
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Officially, it is nonpartisan; in practice, its activities support the ruling party.
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And in practice, the advertisers make requests that are much more nuanced.
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"Even in practice, I feel she just likes my game," said Pliskova.
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In practice, however, the two wind up ultimately taking the same positions.
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He told Trump the program works in concept, but not in practice.
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In principle and in practice, the court's ruling is a good one.
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In practice, though, the three laws have yet to create true equity.
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But sanctions as they're written and their effect in practice are different.
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Some details about how the agreement will work in practice remain murky.
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In practice, however, locking a bicycle wheel is a fairly trivial task.
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This kind of setup works better for me at home, in practice.
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In practice, many nuts are smuggled out, hidden in crates of beans.
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But in practice, astronomers only count objects whose orbits they can determine.
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But in practice, Mr. Davidson said, Congress has not acted like that.
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I've seen him knock off 13-14 in a row in practice!!!!
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The trustees are puppets; the settlor still controls the asset in practice.
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We manage with each rep by having a greater purpose in practice.
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PA:' Theoretically yes, the question is how you use it in practice.
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It's largely unclear how the measure will affect college campuses in practice.
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It's also more admirable in theory than it is illuminating in practice.
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In practice, I never found the need to use the second mode.
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Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle told reporters the injury occurred late in practice.
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Party of Five's power expresses itself both in theory and in practice.
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It visibly shakes her and begins to affect her performance in practice.
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Cornerback Trumaine Johnson has been limited in practice since hurting his hamstring.
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In practice, the 50-vote Senate meets infrequently, but with huge consequences.
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The substance of Trump policy may not be that distinctive in practice.
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However, in practice, it&aposs rare to utilize each and every perk.
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In practice, the likely effect is lower Medicaid spending and fewer benefits.
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In practice, it has a way of turning its users into jerks.
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In practice, it was a flophouse, with seven rooms housing twenty people.
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Of course, what's simple in theory has been politically fraught in practice.
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Much will now depend on how the draft agreement works in practice.
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Many executives remain unsure what Trump's protectionist rhetoric will mean in practice.
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In practice, some of these midrange processors end up being real dogs.
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In practice, the service struggled to match the performance of home consoles.
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He did not say how the policy would be applied in practice.
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"Those (older) guys demonstrated some good stuff in practice," Holtmann told reporters.
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He was set to undergo a physical exam before participating in practice.
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Even though such discrimination is illegal, it appears to happen in practice.
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We been doing a lot in practice (and) shootaround, going through it.
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In practice, it is usually difficult to prove how "material" information is.
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In practice, their tools have been used to commit human rights abuses.
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Peterson said Wentz has easily responded to the increased workload in practice.
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But there has been little detail on what that means in practice.
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Jones was limited in practice all last week before being ruled out.
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It was hard to have it happen, actually see it in practice.
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Under the Constitution, justices serve for "good behavior" — or, in practice, life.
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"I work as hard as I can now in practice," he said.
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But what exactly is it, and would it really work in practice?
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But how those marriages work out in practice remains to be seen.
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In practice, very few people would have the resources to do that.
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In practice, though, America has picked winners and losers all the time.
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There is also uncertainty how the new rules would work in practice.
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In practice, far fewer refugees will likely be allowed into the country.
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In practice, that means that they are seeing what their friends share.
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Some have a bigger impact on abortion access in practice than others.
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You're asking me what would happen if it was put in practice.
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"Watching him in practice and what he's been able to do these past couple weeks, getting more and more reps in practice and throwing on the pads, I think it's a good sign," linebacker Clay Matthews told reporters.
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In practice, people do find ways of negotiating their political and religious loyalties.
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It's also unclear how realistic this is as a defense mechanism in practice.
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Especially because, if they ever used it, the ripcord would in practice become
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Something tells me that this extremely unrealistic, and even potentially dangerous, in practice.
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In practice, this often means sharing images of confiscated guns or counterfeit items.
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These targeted audits make certain that controls on paper are working in practice.
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But in practice, experts realized that this rule doesn't really work for everyone.
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"We had some good reps in practice," Darnold said, per the Jets' website.
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In practice, according to Mulvaney, that involves a sweeping reset of political priorities.
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In practice, states wield most power and little happens that big countries dislike.
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In practice, most of the time I'm lucky to get 2MB per second.
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Everyone is on a survivor's side, theoretically, but not so much in practice.
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McCown was limited in practice during the week with a shoulder injury. 2.
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While it's not technically "sped up" by intent, it effectively is in practice.
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What this process looks like in practice is evident in the Czech Republic.
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We're saying it more often, but what does it look like in practice?
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In practice this often involves telling them that their faith itself is bad.
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In practice, though, both workers and employers are strongly opposed to a change.
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In practice, though, they often underprice the listing to favour big investor clients.
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" But, Im said, "most of the people we see in practice are older.
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In practice, that bud frequently requires multiple, hard taps before it wakes up.
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But there's some confusion as to how all this will work in practice.
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In practice, the institute largely functioned as a retreat center for the wealthy.
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In practice, only 10 of the 18 intercept tests have succeeded, including today's.
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But in practice, it's not uncommon for books to fail to earn out.
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Which wouldn't mean anything in practice but it would certainly drive Trump crazy.
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In practice, almost all experts advise some home country bias in one's portfolio.
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In practice, the regime can still print as many bolívares as it chooses.
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In practice everyone agrees that almost all residents will be allowed to remain.
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In practice, Dadaab had too little of everything — food, water, schools, medical supplies.
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Hill sustained a right knee injury in practice Wednesday, a UCLA spokesman said.
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In practice, such a petition could delay resolution of this case for months.
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In practice, however, it persists in many forms, some of them surprisingly blatant.
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Huawei has long been barred from America, in practice if not on paper.
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In practice, though, a workable MANET has proved impossible to design—until now.
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While that difference may sound somewhat subtle in theory, in practice it's enormous.
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Facial recognition sounds sweet in theory, but in practice it has some problems.
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In principle, detecting gravitational waves is quite simple; in practice, it's maddeningly difficult.
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I meant in practice, as the VarCity project has demonstrated with Zurich, Switzerland.
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Now we will see how fragmented that will end up as in practice.
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CB Jeremy Lane would have been a full participant in practice on Tuesday.
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In practice, I was pleased with how the LG G25's cameras performed.
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But in practice, it often means that no one is responsible for anything.
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"They've spent a lot of time, obviously, in practice and everything," Clifford said.
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Image: ScreenshotWhat this looks like in practice depends on the solution you've used.
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The ministry offered no specific details of how it would work in practice.
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But we're still doing research to find out whether that's true in practice.
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In practice it is as race-based as apartheid in South Africa was.
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Instead, these issues need to be considered more consistently and effectively in practice.
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She had already been doing them in practice in the last Olympic cycle.
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"He had one against us in practice," Carmelo Anthony said with a smile.
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In practice, the technology inside the Roku Express does feel a little dated.
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In practice, these policies are protectionist (and banned by the World Trade Organisation).
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In practice this works by Grape performing 'linguistic analysis' on each messaging string.
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Now, finally, we'll get to see if these ideas actually work in practice.
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In practice, this means starting to shift jobs and functions out of Britain.
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The players will not travel or be part of the team in practice.
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In practice, rich places tend not to allow much migration from poor ones.
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"These choices are often made by trial and error in practice," Hanin said.
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That may be true in principle, but good luck implementing it in practice.
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In practice, of course, goods are exchanged all the time without official consent.
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Whether or not it will work well in practice is the real question.
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"I've seen them in practice," Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said of Donskoi's moves.
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That's not the way the system currently works, in law or in practice.
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In practice, governments always get some big things wrong before getting things right.
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SG Jodie Meeks was inactive after injuring a shoulder in practice on Tuesday.
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Yet many were sceptical that such losses would crop up much in practice.
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We have been so banged up and down on (available) guys in practice.
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McDermott told reporters Monday that McCarron will again participate in practice this week.
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Experts say India has long abandoned the group's ideology, at least in practice.
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Ghostbot is essentially something similar, but in practice, and a lot more entertaining.
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It's still unclear what the USDA's loosening of standards will mean in practice.
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"We discuss in practice that there are very few bad shots," Baucom says.
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However, political systems that work on paper do not always work in practice.
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In practice, new products enter the consumer-price index without any such adjustment.
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Freedom of navigation is not a given; it must be established in practice.
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"That was the first dress she ever tried on in practice," Fencl said.
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But in practice women in China are woefully underrepresented in the financial sector.
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In practice, the firm's conditions mean that few places stand a real chance.
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In practice, over the years, they all get knocked around in different ways.
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In practice, the screen on the Pixel 3a is vibrant, bright, and sharp.
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In practice, the crews acted regardless of whether the property had been abandoned.
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In practice, this means that cases go unheard for months, if not years.
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In practice, the governor has become the poster boy of the capitol's antics.
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WR Terrelle Pryor suffered a minor right calf injury in practice on Wednesday.
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The doors look cool, but in practice they're a bit difficult to use.
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The bake sale was meant to critique how racial preferences works in practice.
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It is, both by design and in practice, a tool of workplace management.
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Trump is the head of the Republican Party, in name and in practice.
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We focus on boxing out in practice and going hard to the boards.
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In practice, however, it simply tosses one set of partisans to the side.
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In practice, the last round provides a route-map for U.S. decision-making.
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In practice, U.S. companies pay less because they can claim deductions and exclusions.
|
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Yet the policy has proven to be more significant rhetorically than in practice.
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Like George Washington's idea, this is wonderful in principle, but worthless in practice.
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What it means in practice is video games with hyperrealistic reflections and shadows.
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Cole's memo was rescinded in 2017, but in practice not much has changed.
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But in practice, the tech giant didn't know how to market its stars.
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In practice, no GOP administration has proposed doing anything like this for decades.
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Here is what would happen, in practice: Trump would sign the executive order.
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None of this genius is evident in practice; none of it at all.
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Maybe not in practice, but the concept is intuitive as anything in computing.
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He was limited in practice Wednesday and was wearing a yellow noncontact jersey.
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Economists have found evidence of this in practice in many real-world settings.
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Though theoretically they could complain of mistreatment, in practice the procedure was useless.
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And in practice, an even higher proportion of social videos are watched silently.
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But in practice, as several readers pointed out, that didn't include all women.
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In practice, they are far tougher to pull off, especially in the heat.
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While telehealth was in practice before the pandemic, increasing need has increased accessibility.
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In practice, though, no Fed chair has ever been fired by the president.
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He was officially limited in practice, but Garrett said that was by design.
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Filibustering may be fun to say, but it's significantly less fun in practice.
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NPV is a bold reform idea, but how would it work in practice?
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We're still a long way from knowing what this means in practice, however.
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But in practice, this narrow focus undermines the goal of affordability for all.
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That may sound good in theory, but there are several problems in practice.
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But it's not entirely clear, in practice, how much those safeguards actually mean.
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Nikiszowiec seemed like a plausible demonstration of how that might work in practice.
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In practice, however, block-granting made the system ripe for gaming by states.
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She argued that "they just don't work," either in theory or in practice.
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In practice that means that all complexity has to be reduced to uniformity.
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But in practice, mounting losses would most likely provoke political and public criticism.
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In practice, domestically held government debt is basically a round trip to nowhere.
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The first definition was America in principle; the second was America in practice.
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But in practice, the issue seems to be falling flat here as elsewhere.
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White said he had never landed the combination before, not even in practice.
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The groom's mother retired as a psychotherapist in practice in North St. Paul.
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If you keep doing the right things in practice, it will show up.
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Benkler fiddled with a laptop to show me how this looked in practice.
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The Spirit Awards are, in practice, more akin to the People's Choice Awards.
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" Darnold's participation in practice on Thursday was classified by the team as "limited.
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But in practice, ''rule of law'' has simply meant ''rule of the party.
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Like many laws, it's good in theory, but not so good in practice.
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I&aposve seen him knock off 13-14 in a row in practice!!!!
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That is: It sounds nice, but in practice it would be a disaster.
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In practice, that may play out more slowly than the president might prefer.
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But in practice, they often consolidate power away from those institutions for themselves.
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But, in practice, he took steps to weaken but not remove Mr. Assad.
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It sounds simple, but in practice it's proven to be a thorny problem.
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In practice, some students continued to protest for the rest of the day.
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Though impeachment has a legal flavor, in practice it's a matter of politics.
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It's way easier to do it on paper than it is in practice.
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In practice, however, the poor track record for recent Republican governance casts doubt.
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How this works in practice depends on your own needs in various games.
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The question, as ever, is what they can do about it in practice.
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But the quarter-century that followed showed the opposite to prevail in practice.
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In practice, Lowe said, he could build the tomb facsimiles only in Luxor.
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In practice, though, it seems CES kind of got what officials wanted anyway.
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In practice, it has become the distinguishing big-business engine of our time.
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But so far it's still just talk, things have not started in practice.
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In practice, this means it is a favorite of bigots and hate groups.
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In practice, it is, in fact, my dream machine (for the most part).
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Berkovitz, in his dissent, summarized what he believes the changes mean in practice.
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Nebraska's unicameral legislature is ostensibly nonpartisan, but is controlled by Republicans in practice.
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But what, exactly it will mean in practice is very far from clear.
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But in practice, the political system focuses very heavily on the legal details.
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He finally got rewarded for the effort he's been putting in in practice.
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In practice, however, Asians petitioning for citizenship simply contended that they were white.
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This elite centrism, in practice, amounts to a kind of milquetoast nationalist libertarianism.
|
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Whether that's worked out in practice as a governing philosophy is another matter.
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Some teams simulate the extended halftime by taking 30-minute breaks in practice.
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It doesn't make a compelling argument either for or against minimalism in practice.
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One doesn't have to look far to see the study's conclusion in practice.
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But in practice, our culture still has a dismayingly high tolerance for sexism.
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In practice, these rules can encompass a wide variety of farmers and methods.
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But using the full Cabinet as an advisory body is hard in practice.
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Yet in practice, these ideas represent only a small departure from mainstream conservatism.
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But in practice, the House of Commons is by far the dominant branch.
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"She saw a lot more contact tonight than she's seen in practice," Frost said.
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In practice, I can't yet speak to whether or not it really works well.
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What does trans inclusion in single-sex spaces or services look like in practice?
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In practice, a CDN-based WAF is not very friendly to those pursuing DevOps.
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This all sounds really cool, but will probably not be as awesome in practice.
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Coach Bruce Arians said Nkemdiche was making far too many mental mistakes in practice.
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Figuring out how to make a monthly payout work in practice might be tricky.
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Pittsburgh LB Ryan Shazier (shoulder) was limited in practice this week and is questionable.
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In practice, that required him to stay in bed and keep out of trouble.
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So WIRED spoke with experts about what that recovery could look like in practice.
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Withholding our labor seemed like a good way to show that support in practice.
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Wade, who was a part-time participant in practice Wednesday, missed his third game.
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But Saudi women say that in practice nothing has changed, and demanded more freedom.
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But in practice, union members say, it's all but impossible for applicants to meet.
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In the usual years, I'd run indoors and run 2150s and 2150s in practice.
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The process is in practice a formality, and assent has never been withheld before.
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But in practice the conventions do matter, because very few people behave this way.
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In practice, however, the process can take much longer, particularly if litigation is involved.
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But in practice, the show features a lot more love losses than love wins.
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How much difference to the economy Samsung's plan will make in practice is debatable.
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"We want to explain exactly what this would look like in practice," said Fallon.
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Sounds awesome, but in practice, they can actually be worse than a traditional earpiece.
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In practice, under Mao, millions starved to death while officials looked the other way.
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Only one sport had a concussion rate higher in practice than in competition: cheerleading.
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It's a nice theory — but in practice Google hasn't lived up to that promise.
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But while it makes sense in theory, experts say it hasn't worked in practice.
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The reason may be that in practice, people almost never put on enough sunscreen.
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Gorsuch presents a forceful argument that cases of indeterminacy are, in practice, quite rare.
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In practice, the results look more like a parody of anti-hate speech rules.
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But in practice, using anything more than basic split-screen is a huge hassle.
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In practice, Mr Netanyahu may not find Mr Trump's uncritical friendship an unalloyed blessing.
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Someone who marries a Chinese person can theoretically gain citizenship; in practice few do.
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In practice, the film version feels even more disconnected from reality than the book.
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That may seem like a small difference, but in practice, it's a monumental shift.
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In practice, the new Messenger isn't really faster so much as it is streamlined.
|
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Despite these ideals, Turkina says, the egalitarian Soviet state was extremely patriarchal in practice.
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In practice, however, Mr Trump and, especially, the Brexiteers suffer from several profound delusions.
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In practice, that means the U11 Plus feels a lot more blocky and chunky.
|
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Villanova center Daniel Ochefu did not play after sustaining a concussion Friday in practice.
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In practice, European companies largely abandoned plans to reinvest in Iran after Trump's decision.
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In practice, neither group has sufficient numbers in parliament to govern without the other.
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"This is something that comes up a lot for me in practice," she said.
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"In practice it is nothing better than a glorified spreadsheet or database," he said.
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But bins marked for recycling have in practice served as yet more garbage cans.
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"Oh yeah, and I've seen them all in practice," Sharks forward Joe Thornton said.
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In practice, the folding mechanism might be the most impressive part of the product.
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In practice, it is surprisingly hard to use valuation gauges to time the market.
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Though simple in principle, a rules-based approach is difficult to follow in practice.
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Scotland is exploring how a UBI might work in practice, as are other places.
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In practice, News Pro doesn't do a great job at personalization yet, I've found.
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People come into contact with "feminism" more often on T-shirts than in practice.
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In practice, however, the particulars of Mr Woods's journey mitigate many of these concerns.
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It's a nice boasting point, but it's not really a game-changer in practice.
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In practice, that means attacking Hillary Clinton and attracting independents, women, millennials and minorities.
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But that provision is so draconian that it will hardly be used in practice.
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But in practice moving headquarters can affect where staff, especially senior ones, spend time.
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In practice, the two worlds meet because of the tech giants' cloud-computing arms.
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Nor did it focus on the question of whether people were, in practice, offended.
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"It sounds simple but in practice, but it's hard to get right," says Crawford.
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In practice, of course, obtaining pornography on the internet is easy at any age.
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While this sounds a bit confusing to explain, it's much more intuitive in practice.
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The main reason is that, in practice, the one-child policy was never uniform.
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In practice, I would not recommend using other MMCX cables with the Fender headphones.
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In practice, the project has been largely a water-delivery system for the capital.
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But in practice, Colombian women face sometimes-insurmountable obstacles to obtain legal abortion care.
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But it's unclear what this means in practice and whether it will ever materialize.
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Which is not to say that's not how the recommendation systems work in practice.
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And while it worked as advertised, we found it a little lacking in practice.
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In practice, though, people trade away their personal and behavioral data for very little.
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The 24-year-old Danish player said the ailment cropped up in practice Monday.
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Here is BlackRock again In practice, we see talks dragging on for several years.
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In practice they will produce another rubber-stamp legislature to do the president's bidding.
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In practice, Astropad Studio is a very capable alternative to a dedicated graphics tablet.
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In practice, however, consumer prices have risen more slowly than the BOJ had hoped.
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In practice, Congress doesn't do this process the way it's "supposed" to be done.
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And it's likely that in practice the exceptions would not be narrow at all.
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In practice I found the Zoom's 13-megapixel camera to be unpredictable and unreliable.
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In practice, carbon pricing programs never devote all their revenue to a single purpose.
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A 220006th chamber, Nebraska's nominally nonpartisan unicameral legislature, is in practice dominated by Republicans.
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And the message seems to be borne out in practice, most of the time.
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In practice, voters respond to specific proposals less than personal charisma or simple familiarity.
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Still, from state to state, "there's a lot of variability in practice," she said.
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There was a feeling in the studio, just playing as you would in practice.
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It sounds so simple in theory, but in practice, it's a bit more complicated.
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In practice, however, few of us have time and inclination to shop for policies.
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In practice, the lines between the shadow and formal banking systems are badly blurred.
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In practice most currency flows would soon be made at this new market rate.
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In practice, these pools have proven insufficient to meet the needs of sick Americans.
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During the Bretton Woods era, the post-1950 period, it was put in practice.
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In practice, this bureaucratic meddling tends to limit what health insurers offer their customers.
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In practice, more are still arriving - 1,662 in the 24 hours to 7 a.m.
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But here's the big question: Would the proposals, elegant in theory, work in practice?
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Reglitz points to several examples of his broader goal being carried out in practice.
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It's all pretty heady theory, but the results in practice are full of levity.
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In practice, however, his deregulatory policy has come at the expense of average people.
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In practice, many reporters asked follow-up questions at the November 7 press conference.
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Officially, there is no private homeownership, but, in practice, people pay for better units.
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Circumventing the party establishment was, it turned out, easier in theory than in practice.
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But, in practice, trained staff struggled to apply this training in real-world situations.
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In practice, incompatibilities often prevent people from donating an organ to a loved one.
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We cannot replicate that in practice, on the floor, or in a film session.
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In practice, Trump himself is going to loom all the larger in the party.
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In practice, immigrants who depart could face years of uncertain waiting outside the country.
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But, in practice, the City of London is already a major offshore financial center.
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So, in practice, Volkswagen workers control 12 of the 20 seats on the board.
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In practice, Mr. Trump's strength and weakness might not align perfectly with this map.
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He participated in practice Friday and was deemed ready to go Saturday's morning skate.
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The 2016 CDC guideline was less controversial in content than it was in practice.
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And in practice, learning to live with something surely means growing accustomed to it.
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"Bringing the world closer together" often meant, in practice, fostering networks that increased conformity.
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In practice, however, the laws often lead to prosecutions against friends and family members.
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Muslims have a wide range of different beliefs about what Shariah requires in practice.
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In practice, this change will prevent superdelegates from rallying around a more electable frontrunner.
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Needless to say, in practice this is a difficult line to draw and enforce.
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In practice, such dialogue requires being open to the diverse ways people perform citizenship.
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Their example of what that amorality can look like in practice has real bite.
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By contrast, to see the globalist principle in practice, look at the European Union.
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In practice, it's at least unlikely to make your daily MacBook Pro experience worse.
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In practice, Trump has seemingly taken OSTP's duties and has given them to Kushner.
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In practice, Lerner's fully flexible approach to money creation is impossible in most jurisdictions.
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In practice, however, relations between liberals and socialists have been tense and sometimes bloody.
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In practice, though, his walk ends up leading him through conversations with curious passersby.
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In practice, this means creating systems where not everything is put to a vote.
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In practice, though, SANEs can be few and far between, especially in rural areas.
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In practice, there's no way Jackson is "worth" $85 million in a fair NFL.
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While the idea may sound good in theory, in practice it would be lousy.
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The 28-year-old Danish player said the ailment cropped up in practice Monday.
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In practice, the resolution means little, with no specifics and no force of law.
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Broncos CB Aqib Talib (shoulder) also did not participate in practice on Wednesday. 2.
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"To send someone there is in practice sending someone to their death," she wrote.
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He also said the increased pace of the game is evident, even in practice.
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In practice all week, we knew we had to win this game at home.
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But, in practice, it doesn't always work out that way, resulting in regular delays.
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Was this effort tedious in practice as well as profound in its potential results?
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In practice, many work much more than that because nondriving hours are not counted.
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In practice, much of behavioral economics consists in using psychological insights to influence behavior.
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Mayfield was limited in practice and skipped Rose Bowl-related social and media activities.
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Now, even this curtain has been lifted, and full-fledged discrimination is in practice.
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In practice, the supermajority requirement gave the oil industry veto power over the bill.
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It's an approach that both Lake and Blumenthal say they've been using in practice.
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In practice, the number might be higher, according to Tara Deighan, a D.E.P. spokeswoman.
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Her performance is part of "In Practice: Works in Progress," a show through Oct.
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In practice, a Chevrolet, Nissan or Volkswagen cannot be charged at a Tesla charger.
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In practice, many producers of moderately low-quality products don't offer guarantees at all.
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Intended as a radical tax simplification, it has proved complex and cumbersome in practice.
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In practice, double the memory appears to be exactly what Wear OS was missing.
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In practice, however, policy all too often ends up being captured by interest groups.
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For all its shortcomings, Europe has actually managed the crisis quite well, in practice.
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Brazil's immigration and refugee policies are welcoming in spirit, but not always in practice.
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But in practice, if not motive, hunger has become a weapon in this war.
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That is what I see in practice when I visit prosecutors in the field.
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Originally intended to serve as maximums, in practice these thresholds often become published guidelines.
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Technically, Starbucks' paper cups can be recycled — but in practice, they usually are not.
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My husband has been an ob-gyn in practice for more than 40 years.
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In practice it has turned the valley into a vast open-air detention centre.
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Over the years, the N.R.A. had become more nonprofit in theory than in practice.
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Pitt was without forward Ryan Murphy, who suffered a concussion in practice on Thursday.
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But in practice, getting the goods and services tax adopted proved a dizzying challenge.
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"In practice, he's searching constantly for the perfect shot, the perfect forehand," Wilander says.
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In practice, say the authors of the new paper, that is far from true.
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Though this may seem kind of funky in theory, in practice it makes sense.
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Attempts to install nonflammable barriers at vertical and horizontal intervals were ineffective in practice.
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In practice, the two often clash, with unelected, unaccountable officials holding the most power.
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But a hamstring injury in practice knocked him out of the 2017 world championships.
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Legally, the label has no definition, and what it means in practice is unclear.
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It turns out to be incredibly difficult in practice, as Fan is finding out.
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In practice National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) procedures make requesting these votes quite difficult.
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That might sound good in theory, but it's a discouragingly familiar scene in practice.
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But in practice, many law enforcement agencies have been slow to share the data.
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But Rounds, based on his experience selling insurance, doubts that will work in practice.
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That's a political act, yes, but in practice there is no didacticism to it.
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In practice that means embracing gender equality, pushing green investments and aligning global institutions.
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But in practice, Ray Bingham's partnership with Canyon Bridge Capital Partners has proven costly.
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It's cool to see Drew Brees throwing passes in practice, but who really cares?
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Miami was without starting forward Sam Waardenburg, who was hurt in practice on Tuesday.
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In practice, that means that they sell lira and buy dollars or other currencies.
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Then, could the Democrats' new favorite slogan — "Medicare for All" — actually work in practice?
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The problem is that openness in theory does not translate into openness in practice.
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For most of their childhoods, Mari had dominated her younger sister in practice matches.
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Boeheim addressed the team the next day but did not take part in practice.
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The popular classifieds site is perhaps the most famous example of Brutalism in practice.
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Though driving by women is not technically illegal, it has been banned in practice.
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Like so many goals in Washington, it's theoretically doable but almost impossible in practice.
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In practice, most of our calls involved telling people they were getting cut off.
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"There's a very clear anti-science threat right now that's in practice," Evans said.
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In practice, such calculations are sensitive to researchers' choices and the quality of their evidence.
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In practice, the voice commands worked well, though Las Vegas cellular service wasn't always cooperating.
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"To go down to 120 overnight is a fairly large change in practice," said Kansagara.
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In practice, stop-and-frisk captures a lot of innocent people, especially those of color.
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Speaking to a futuristic tennis-ball can seems odd in theory, but not in practice.
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In practice that is everyone except Mexicans and Guatemalans themselves (unaccompanied children are also exempt).
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Finding ways to get the knowledge in practice is what we need to do next.
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But in practice, that can mean there is little difference between the two countries' approaches.
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In practice, while inequality has risen economic growth rates in the developed world have slowed.
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In practice, using the zoom on the new Mavic 2 drone feels smooth and natural.
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He suffered the injury in practice this week, although the severity was not immediately known.
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What they mean in practice is the disappearance of "high" art into commerce and entertainment.
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In practice, the Soviet legal system was a club for beating the population into submission.
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McWilliams sustained the injury in a non-contact situation in practice, coach Dan Mullen said.
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These ideas are straightforward enough in theory, but seeing them in practice is another story.
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In practice, though, the total number of popular votes doesn't determine which party controls Congress.
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Lance (Moore) tried it one year and about three different guys intercepted it (in practice).
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They need to follow through on making sure those policies are being implemented in practice.
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"In practice, it depends on what the masters or PhD is in," Edouard Harris said.
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However, in practice it can often be seen as a stamp of approval or fame.
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Even though there are laws that have been passed, there's really no parity in practice.
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Reading that back, I'm not sure if it sounds fun, but in practice, it is.
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In practice, this often means services praying for folks who are sick, recently bereaved, etc.
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In practice, there's now a startup that claims to have come up with this model.
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In practice, such estimates rely on small sample sizes and are easily prone to error.
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In practice, however, digital books give publishers control over every step of the distribution process.
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What this means in practice is that the Apex 2019 is a subtly gorgeous smartphone.
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"I don't think absolute zero, but very very close to zero in practice," he wrote.
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He seems as influenced by his surroundings in practice as he is in his music.
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But what will this mean, in practice, when it kicks into effect in 18 months?
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But in practice, firms have wide latitude to decide where to book their worldwide profits.
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In practice, it's a well-intentioned program with hidden risks that don't seem fully examined.
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In practice, only one prime minister has taken the first option: Stanley Baldwin, in 1924.
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But in practice it is precisely the "political value" that has carried the most weight.
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Willson was a limited participant in practice Wednesday before sitting out the past two days.
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How well it actually works in practice, we'll see this summer, aboard our own starships.
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In practice, that means Evans' brother — Gavin, who lives in Chicago — will compile a dossier.
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But in practice, these actions are rarely officially attributed and political blowback is typically minimal.
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"Haptic technology" is another coming thing, though still more exciting in concept than in practice.
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In the future, it is important to demonstrate in practice the independence of this institution.
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In practice, the executive branch has some options when it wants to move money around.
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In practice, it may be hard to discourage people from testing L. reuteri's effects themselves.
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The Fed and the Treasury both, in practice, represent the same borrower: the federal government.
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In practice, judgement on whose fault this is will likely be determined by partisan affiliation.
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Such repeaters are theoretically possible, but so technologically complex that they remain impossible in practice.
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"What do I keep asking you every day in practice to be?" asks the coach.
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It exists in principle but not in practice, in spite of a gargantuan legislative effort.
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In practice however, I came across a few problems, to which there weren't immediate solutions.
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In practice, it's an expensive machine that has me longing for any other computing device.
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Some justices argue that what was meant as a possibility has in practice become mandatory.
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It's a rule that makes sense in theory, but is harder to apply in practice.
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In practice, however, players are reporting that their lobbies have become nothing but Skull Troopers.
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And I nail it every day in practice, so why wouldn't I go for it?
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In practice a rising dollar can play havoc with emerging markets that have dollar debts.
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It's an ambitious idea, but it'll really depend on how well it works in practice.
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In practice, though, even the global defence of freedom of conscience has become increasingly politicised.
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But lawmakers quickly discovered that, in practice, they often served to protect hospitals from competition.
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In practice the United States, like most other countries, already treats Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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So it's far from clear how much of a difference this will make in practice.
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I asked Ruggie how his recommendations, if implemented whole cloth, might actually look in practice.
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Some British ministers predict the arrangement might in practice extend well into the next decade.
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The small problem was that the military adventurism it led to was, in practice, disastrous.
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One industry, however, has been in practice free to keep using divergent national standards: insurance.
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In practice a hard Brexit means leaving both the single market and the customs union.
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In practice it hit lowly trades, from farmers to barbers, whose receipts are in cash.
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But I still like the Surface Book in theory more than I do in practice.
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Maeve (Emma Mackey) is sexually experienced in practice, while Otis (Butterfield) is knowledgable in theory.
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In practice, periodic gluts and shortages mean that oil prices are prone to wild swings.
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In practice, to me, most of the stuff that we saw at OpenStack was bullshit.
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In practice, however, derivatives weren't being used to allocate risk to people who wanted it.
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Bitcoin might theoretically be based on distributed trust, but in practice, that's just not true.
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But the federal government itself, in practice, never pays its total debts down to zero.
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In practice sessions, Ailes says, Reagan's advisers were too critical of him, destroying his confidence.
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At one point, Reagan gave a good answer in practice, but no one congratulated him.
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But how real the ability to seek asylum is in practice isn't clear right now.
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Reserve liability was complicated to enforce and did not in practice prevent excess risk-taking.
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In theory returns could take place in days; in practice it is often more complicated.
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"In practice, transit is priced by politics," said Alexis Perrotta, a lecturer at Baroch College.
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In practice, this means you can now swipe through multiple notifications at once, for example.
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But in practice, it's difficult, if not impossible, to enforce neutrality in a secret process.
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In theory, and in practice, once a market anomaly has been observed, it cannot continue.
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But I wish this was the case in practice, not just in theory, for me.
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But whether by design or by impulse, Trump is in practice following the authoritarian playbook.
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But in practice, senators press their parochial concerns and browbeat nominees to fall into line.
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In practice, tax reforms could be implemented before substantive changes to the ACA are enacted.
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In theory, airlines love cheap oil but in practice, most airlines are less than thrilled.
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"I hope that, in practice, it extends to other in the country," Prokurica told Reuters.
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But in practice there have been limitations on where and when data was actually protected.
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Cichy suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in practice last month.
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Sunk cost is an easy theoretical concept, but it's devilishly hard to put in practice.
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In practice, birth control pills are 93 percent effective, which is good but not great.
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In practice, then, the system is no different from a pay-as-you-go approach.
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But neither in theory nor in practice has the record of Western states been perfect.
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In practice, though, the game is much more in line with Atlus' offerings than Nintendo's.
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Michel did not play in New England's season opener and was limited in practice Wednesday.
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Often, in practice, this means households are unable to cook more than one meal day.
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