Nearly everything out there works, in some fashion, with Apple Health.
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There's an ethos around it, that they're special in some fashion.
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There's nothing that doesn't get amplified or weaponized in some fashion.
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"I mean, we're all immigrants in some fashion," he told me.
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Indeed, it is meant, in some fashion, to make us forget
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Will Trump be deposed or made to testify in some fashion?
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Few people have not had their lives upended in some fashion.
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Or are you failing to understand their concerns in some fashion?
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The big point: Renewable energy is here to stay in some fashion.
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That's an issue that could be addressed by policy in some fashion.
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Switch will definitely be able to get online in some fashion, but how?
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We expect the two companies to split the propulsion work in some fashion.
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Apparently, women can't be into cars unless you sprinkle in some fashion or makeup.
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Not a day goes by that she was mentioned or remembered in some fashion.
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If the candidates' ideas became policy, China would almost certainly retaliate in some fashion.
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During the late afternoon games, another 11 players were seen protesting in some fashion.
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Lobbying groups representing companies like Facebook and Google also plan to intervene in some fashion.
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It comes as Amazon has been threatening to enter the drug industry in some fashion.
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The show will have nods to Hillary Clinton and President Donald Trump in some fashion.
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And all the Democrats seemingly fighting, in some fashion, is hard to understand, I think.
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But the two attacks share some common characteristics and may be linked in some fashion.
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And 67 percent of that segment of the US population uses the internet in some fashion.
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Now it looks as though international flights on American airlines could follow suit in some fashion.
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Every club comes down to earth in some fashion, even ones playing at a historic pace.
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But this is a reaction in a way and it is a failure in some fashion.
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"We'll have to see what we can do to try and honor him in some fashion."
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Look, all the money is dirty in some fashion, but that's particularly dirty money right now.
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"I plan to propose to leadership that we move, in some fashion, [our] bill," Burr said.
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It's the 21st state to officially allow carrying of handguns in some fashion at the Capitol.
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"I'd put in that category: if I saw systematic discrimination being ratified in some fashion," Obama said.
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Others think he may well stay involved in politics in some fashion, albeit not as a candidate.
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At my house, there will be tomatoes in some fashion at every meal for the coming weeks.
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Congress is expected to revisit the issue in some fashion when lawmakers return to Washington next month.
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Some major technology firms, such as Google, are still planning to support the convention in some fashion.
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Who knows, but this odd bit of side business is clearly going to pay off in some fashion.
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In some fashion, I see David Moreno and his company 232Tech as similar investors, but in meme commodities.
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For years, the real focus in my life was riding my skateboard and getting high in some fashion.
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The competing factions will likely have to be brought together in some fashion if legislation is to pass.
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All visual information that is produced in a culture, in some fashion, reflects that culture back on itself.
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Texas is the eighth state in the country to permit guns on campuses in some fashion, according to Reuters.
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"I think what they will get is a briefing of some sort and access to documents in some fashion."
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As long as production companies keep using and profiting from actors' performances, they keep getting paid in some fashion.
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The company claims there are more than 700 million users each month engaging with gaming content in some fashion.
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When the extent of the full tariffs hit, "it will be painful in some fashion," said Snyder, a Republican.
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R.J. Sangosti/Denver Post via Getty Images Van Hook has been farming in some fashion for his entire life.
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Every president dating back to George Washington has used executive powers in some fashion or another — some more than others.
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Popular properties like Mario, Animal Crossing, and Fire Emblem have all appeared, in some fashion, on Android and iOS devices.
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PHIL LEBEAU: But we do probably see it in some fashion this year – a launch of an autonomous ride-share?
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They, in some fashion, invented a tennis that was more economical in terms of the footwork while being more effective.
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Whatever your political views are, whichever way they go, I think there's always an opportunity to serve in some fashion.
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Drug companies are quickly mobilizing to try and undo the change, or at least roll it back in some fashion.
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Creating a more aggressive standard might involve new legislation or convincing courts to reconsider the consumer welfare standard in some fashion.
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It seems safe to assume that, in some fashion, Spotify is interested in making a device that's capable of playing music.
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DM me... It was already pretty clear that the site, which will launch in January, would involve newsletters in some fashion.
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The ultimate goal is, everything you can do on Facebook you should be able to do in VR in some fashion.
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And it gives us permission to ignore how those experiences are frequently built, in some fashion, on retrograde beliefs and ideas.
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Requiring everyone to serve in some fashion, other than those too physically or psychically impaired, would be a profoundly democratizing action.
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Squeezing in all the theme material also required nine of the 13 entries to intersect with one other in some fashion.
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Boone said Happ, a starter during the regular season, could be an option to pitch in some fashion in Game 4.
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Everyone in the office is in some fashion implicated in what they are determined to believe are peccadilloes and not crimes.
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I love many such films even if they all rely, in some fashion, on us finding women at work inherently absurd.
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Separately, it's also difficult to ignore the fact Threads represents yet another attempt by Facebook to recreate Snapchat in some fashion.
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"You have an old industrial base that is very much intertwined with the political milieu in some fashion," Mr. Mons said.
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There are a lot of 'how to buy a home' books, and most of them miss the mark in some fashion.
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Since it both touches the president directly and involves a crime against Congress, the Democrats will need to respond in some fashion.
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During the 2016 elections, multiple GOP presidential candidates suggested that they could take steps to curtail it in some fashion through legislation.
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In some fashion campaigns, [gender fluidity] has been done before, but now boundaries are being broken down in a much bigger way.
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And if you're a hacker, you are going to ... try to see if you can exploit it in some fashion or another.
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"Telling others what the president said is not 'leaking information' unless it was classified in some fashion," Cramer wrote in an email.
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Sometimes police just can't tell if a call is real, and law enforcement need to respond to emergency calls in some fashion.
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That is a scary thing when you meet somebody and they know more about you because they've consumed you online in some fashion.
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Sometimes police just can't tell if a call is real, and law enforcement agents need to respond to emergency calls in some fashion.
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And all that data is basically already out there on the Web in some fashion, if you know the right places to look.
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Given the emotional nature of the issue, it seems highly likely that at least some players will continue to protest in some fashion.
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Mr. Kelly, meanwhile, has chosen to stay in the role despite Mr. Trump's clear interest in keeping Mr. Lewandowski around in some fashion.
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But that quick turn from melodrama to "everything is fine!" repeats itself every season in some fashion, and we keep falling for it.
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Even if he is not confirmed, Mr. Cuccinelli is expected to be kept on at the Department of Homeland Security in some fashion.
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Going public in some fashion could help Michael Dell or his partners at Silver Lake eventually cash out of their holdings, for instance.
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It's most probably a reference to the vote leaving the committee (in some fashion) and heading to the Senate floor for a full vote.
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True, some users would go elsewhere, the content would persist in some fashion, but it would not be supported by the dominant social network.
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"It would be good if you could work in the word 'unified' or 'unity' in some fashion," he said, referring to the joint statement.
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Bloomberg noted Amazon's banking product could also entice users by reducing or eliminating traditional fees, or by taking advantage of Alexa in some fashion.
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That begins to capture the accomplishment of Battlefield 1, a video game constructed, in some fashion, by hundreds of different people spanning the globe.
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Later in the evening, Johnson told the district attorney that Hill wanted to "in some fashion" see Johnson and Krasner before leaving the house.
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Each line must in some fashion be carefully communicated or structured so that all parties understand the reality and the stakes for violating them.
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Netanyahu could remain prime minister in some fashion — perhaps if he agrees to step down when the criminal indictment against him is formally filed.
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No. But the learnings along the way kind of end up being reused in some fashion, even if it's just intuition around the products.
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If you're tuning in for Super Bowl LIII, but live outside of the US, you can likely still tune into the game in some fashion.
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Megan Farokhmanesh: Since Theon helped Sansa escape from Ramsay, I've been surprised by how far he's come, seeming to, in some fashion, overcome his torture.
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The E.P.A. is required by law to regulate carbon dioxide emissions in some fashion, but so far Mr. Pruitt has not proposed a substitute plan.
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It is, in some fashion, an act of archeology, an attempt to comprehend a recent history that nevertheless feels as distant as the Iron Age.
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We're being told part of the process in making this determination will include an interview with GL in some fashion, preferably a face-to-face.
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"It is a fair expectation that he is going to talk about the framework that was released yesterday in some fashion," the official said Friday.
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" Kobe Bryant tribute at Super Bowl: 'In some fashion, a respectful way' When Goodell was asked if the league plans to have any type of tribute at the Super Bowl for Kobe Bryant, he said that the Lakers legend, as well as Pro Football Hall of Famer Chris Doleman, who died on Tuesday, would "be seen on Sunday, in some fashion, a respectful way.
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Some of those setting up apocalypse homes in New Zealand have genuine concerns that a Donald Trump presidency will destroy the United States in some fashion.
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But rumors in the world of Amazon have a funny way of coming true in some fashion, even when the company strongly denies them at first.
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A number of businesses that say they plan to observe the day in some fashion, including by closing up shop due to a lack of workers.
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RHP Michael Fulmer will have his innings limited in some fashion, but Detroit manager Brad Ausmus will try to keep the rookie phenom in the rotation.
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"It's an element of individual responsibility that if you're able-bodied … you should be contributing in some fashion," Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson said in an interview.
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When do we see Cruise, first of all these vehicles out on the road and second of all, perhaps Cruise being spun off in some fashion?
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Additionally, the incredibly popular last-man standing shooter Playerunknown's Battlegrounds will be making an appearance in some fashion, possibly to announce new features or gameplay modes.
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Serenity was the response to years of fans begging for the movie to return in some fashion, and it was a fulfilling cap to the series.
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"Even while bin Laden was still alive, the ideology that he put forward, the methodology that he tried to spread, metastasized in some fashion," Obama said.
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Toward the end of Monday night's presidential debate, Donald Trump released a torrent of incoherent words that seemed to revolve in some fashion around … Rosie O'Donnell?
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But the other women—Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, and Christine Darden—each of them is exceptional in some fashion, and spent their entire careers at Langley.
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All three politicians were among a group that introduced their own bills that in some fashion could make it easier for chemicals to pass regulatory hurdles.
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Now working as a golf caddie in Rio, "Wiz" is hoping in some fashion to end that jinx and help land DeLaet on the Olympic podium.
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The few with staying power tend to be members of the family, although even those who are exiled often stay in his orbit in some fashion.
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" I'm always drawn to narratives where the characters are intellectuals or artists in some fashion, books like Zadie Smith's "On Beauty" or Colm Toibin's "The Master.
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Which would seem to mandate that much higher-level talks be resumed, in some fashion, than has been the case since the collapse of the Hanoi summit.
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Although these people were not statisticians or social scientists, they were elites in some fashion or other, and they felt reassured that other elites were in control.
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Nearly every Democratic 2020 candidate has incorporated addressing environmental justice concerns into their climate plan in some fashion, but others have plans specifically dedicated to the issue.
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Anybody involved in nutrition, wellness, working out, lifestyle, people that kind of straddle it all, and throw in some fashion and skin care, like the Goop folks.
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Still, the popularity of the series -- particularly among an avid core of fans -- fed expectations that HBO would be eager to continue the franchise in some fashion.
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" He added: "It all depends on how those countries evaluate the steps that we take and what measures they choose to retaliate in some fashion towards us.
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They want written assurances from Mrs May that would in some fashion lock the north into the EU's regulatory and customs system, reducing the need for border checks.
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From Facebook's fake news problem to Reddit's child porn problem to Uber's exploited labor problem, Silicon Valley's innovations usually go awry when they aren't regulated in some fashion.
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The plans are considered competing offers, though it was not clear whether there was any chance of being able to combine them in some fashion, these people added.
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North Korea can stop today the concessions it has already made and the rest of the world would look at the United States to respond in some fashion.
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Since the law was enacted, different U.S. attorneys general under Republican and Democratic presidents have interpreted the law, with all saying it does apply retroactively in some fashion.
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What's interesting is how the backstories come to the fore and how the process of learning intertwines, in some fashion, with the finished or continuing body of work.
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This is perhaps the first sitcom I can think of where the literal fate of the entire cosmos is at stake in some fashion, and I'm into it!
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Though Trump has flip-flopped in some fashion on many major policy issues, the new website is as close to an agenda for the Trump administration as we've seen.
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In the two years since Apple removed the headphone jack from its flagship iPhones, most of its users have adapted in some fashion and carried on with their lives.
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Gaming is still dominated by males, almost all of whom play in some fashion, but 83 percent of teen girls also said they gamed, so the gap is closing.
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Still, there was consensus among the board, said a person familiar with its deliberations, that Mr. Meyer should be punished in some fashion for his handling of Mr. Smith.
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Eventually, Blumer notes, the company might rely on a decentralized, public chain in some fashion—perhaps to store some of the social network's data, if not all of it.
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Sessions has fallen ill, he's incapacitated in some fashion, or he's been coopted or captured: to preserve any dignity, for the good of the country he needs to resign.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell told Politico on Thursday the Unite States will not default on its debt and will raise its debt limit in some fashion.
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It also already applies to many of the companies involved in some fashion; companies like AT&T and Verizon have built their mobile networks under Title II oversight and thrived.
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Dropbox has said it has around 150,000 paying enterprise customers, and a majority of the Fortune 500 are currently using Dropbox in some fashion (including the free services), Jackson said.
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Friends and associates say he is floating ideas, pondering timelines and examining whether there is a way for him to step back into his career, at least in some fashion.
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The impact of the government shutdown is not yet evident in the December home sales, though it will be felt in some fashion and more intently the longer the shutdown.
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But it does mean that the details are so vivid and descriptive and have been corroborated at least in some fashion that they deserve a full airing and an investigation.
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Rob Manfred, the sport's commissioner, signaled on Thursday that there is growing momentum to regulate the shift, which has become the norm in baseball in recent years, in some fashion.
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"I love doing something that I find funny that others may just be confused by, especially if I am incognito, or the act is anonymous in some fashion," Henderson said.
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Nearly every film could be construed as political in some fashion: politics affects every human endeavor, and it's possible to interpret a film as commenting on any number of issues.
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At a time when every other cameraphone backup solution was either paid or limited in some fashion, only the Pixel + Photos combo from Google gave users unlimited, anxiety-free image storage.
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There are a lot of interesting ideas in this round, and a lot that already exist in some fashion or compete with larger companies that can easily go after the space.
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AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile all offer it in some fashion right now — including T-Mobile's Binge On, which isn't that far from a free version of Meo's video channel.
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Chris Christie said he has "no reason to believe" he won't finish out his term in Trenton, but he didn't rule out the possibility of joining Trump's administration in some fashion.
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He's running against the Democrats, which is fascinating because he's all mad about taxes and Alexandria Ocasio has gotten under his skin in some fashion, and so what do you think?
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There will be the inevitable political fallout when the bubble bursts, reinforcing existing cries that cyber currencies must be regulated in some fashion, especially to limit their use for money-laundering.
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"Sessions has fallen ill, he's incapacitated in some fashion, or he's been coopted or captured: to preserve any dignity, for the good of the country he needs to resign," Dobbs tweeted.
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In the end, Restless Bandit will have to end up in the hands of job-seekers in some fashion, though Goodman said he isn't quite sure what that looks like just yet.
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This year will mark the first year in this grand experiment of modern day monetary activism that all four major central banks will in some fashion take back some of their accommodation.
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He showed little interest in the legislative details of the GOP's effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act last year, though he was ardent in demanding that it happen in some fashion.
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"It's going to be hard to probably get on the bill, a motion to proceed, or to get off the bill, unless we in some fashion address the Democrats' concern," said Sen.
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While political staff from the major federal parties expect foreign countries to intervene in some fashion — whether publicly or clandestinely — in the election, how they're protecting against those attempts is largely a secret.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will not default on its debt and will raise its debt limit in some fashion, U.S. Senate Leader Mitch McConnell said on Thursday in an interview with Politico.
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If the three-election theory is correct, it stands to reason that the post-Trump GOP will move to the center in some fashion or another between November of this year and 2020.
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The big question: Whether Graham's announcement can lead to other sitting GOP senators coming out in support of pricing carbon in some fashion beyond the tiny circle that already has in years past.
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If the 178-year-old brand were to live on in some fashion, the only foreseeable potential buyer is Fosun, a Chinese conglomerate that was the company's largest shareholder, according to the BBC.
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Although the White House has canceled its subscriptions to the New York Times and the Washington Post, current and former White House officials say he's likely still reading those papers in some fashion.
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It was a difficult, combative interview, one that made me feel like I had failed in some fashion, because he seemed so negative in his responses to my questions — to my whole being.
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Availability of the truck and its parts were not announced, but it's hard to imagine AEV and Chevy put this much effort into something they didn't plan to offer for sale in some fashion.
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Yet, even in this case, the Senate voted in some fashion on four of Tyler's six nominations (Tyler nominated Judge Edward King twice in 1844) -- a far cry from refusing action on any nominee.
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The new release on Monday contains summaries of interviews conducted by the FBI — known by the form number of 85033 — of several contractors and government officials involved with the State Department in some fashion.
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The freed inmate, Paul Algarin, tells TMZ ... he's been getting hit up by people all over the world -- from Nigeria, the UK and beyond -- who want to team up with him in some fashion.
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"If you look at 2016, the president was the only guy in that primary who didn't run in some fashion as a Reagan Republican because he ran on non-traditional issues," he told Hill.
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" HILL: "And so I was spending an inordinate amount of time trying to coordinate in some fashion with Ambassador Sondland on a whole range of issues related to visits by heads of states, meetings.
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So if Trump got a disproportionate number of investors or loans from Russia, as Donald Trump Jr. has suggested in interviews in the past, that should show up on the returns in some fashion.
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Obama added: "This issue of softwood lumber will get resolved in some fashion ... It's been a longstanding, bipartisan irritant," although neither side is likely to get everything they are seeking in the final deal.
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Both Dud and Liz are running away from death in some fashion, trying to live forever, both in the wake of Dud's near-death snakebite experience and the loss of their father (a probable suicide).
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Its conceit is keyed to the notion that pretty much every company is a software company in some fashion, in that each has its own custom processes that could be improved or automated with software.
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The new game's story also ties into a multiplayer mode similar to Mass Effect 3's "Galaxy at War" in the sense that online play ties to the solo play-only story in some fashion.
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"Wonder Woman 1984" will link back to 2017's "Wonder Woman" in some fashion, showing what Diana has been up to in the 40 years since we last saw her, but it's a standalone film.
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Marwan Fawaz, an industry veteran, stepped into the position of company head — a role he will continue to hold in some fashion, even as Nest loses some independence as part of the larger Google machine.
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"It's going to be hard to probably get on the bill, a motion to proceed, or to get off the bill, unless we in some fashion address the Democrats' concern," Thune told reporters last week.
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During closed-door meetings on Friday, he went around the room, citing ways each of the other nations represented there had mistreated the United States in some fashion or another, according to a European official.
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Should we view the President's comments out of London as a moment where things have changed in some fashion that we may be unaware of so that it becomes less likely a deal is near?
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Buffett acknowledged that share buybacks are a good use of corporate cash and are beneficial to Berkshire shareholders, who are hungry to see the investor more aggressively deploy its $110 billion in cash in some fashion.
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The company says Uber and Lyft are working with Walmart on the tests, and the drivers will be alerted in some fashion – perhaps via a text – that these are grocery orders, not passenger pickups, when summoned.
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For the conference call on Monday, the city employed robocalls and other means to contact about 503,000 people about the proposal; the mayor's office said more than 26,000 people got on the line in some fashion.
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She has been teaching in some fashion for over a decade, and she often tells students that in order to speak honestly in your own voice, you have to control the urge to plan everything out.
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These guys just can't catch a break: They've been living underneath someone else's gun muzzles for most of the last half millennium, and fighting against those interlopers in some fashion or another for just as long.
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"I always had a feeling that I already knew that house just by looking at the record and listening to the record," says Thies, who has worked on the album every day in some fashion since 2010.
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EVs and infrastructure: Murkowski is open to having electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure be included in some fashion in the wider infrastructure package that the White House wants Congress to pass, perhaps via some form of incentives.
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In the American tradition, they will have to make it on their own, and in some fashion, they probably will, though, like any survivor, they would have preferred not to have been left to fend for themselves.
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One interpretation might be that wakefulness depletes the levels of neurotransmitters close to the synapse; in that case, phosphorylation might both regulate the arrival of new supplies and in some fashion mark how active the brain has been.
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The company has three distribution centers (Richmond, California; Arlington, Texas; and Jersey City, New Jersey) and perishables have to be refrigerated in some fashion as they are hauled across the vast amount of space in between those locations.
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" It defines "far-right" as "a political ideology that is centred on one or more of the following elements: strident nationalism (usually racial or exclusivist in some fashion), fascism, racism, anti-Semitism, anti-immigration, chauvinism, nativism, and xenophobia.
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The pressure from Trump, and related events, thus make it more likely—much more likely, in my view—that the Ninth Circuit and, if it comes to it, the Supreme Court will invalidate the EO in some fashion.
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We know June was on the run for about three months, because Serena Joy said so, and it feels like a safe bet that the season finale will involve the birth of the baby in some fashion or other.
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Given the way Black Panther embraces diversity, and given how heavily the Wakandan culture itself plays a role, it would be almost negligent for the film to not address current issues of race and economic disparity in some fashion.
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"The decision to cut them out or treat them in some fashion should take into account the patient's lifestyle, their needs, and their wishes as long as they understand what the course of the cancer usually is," he said.
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The justices will meet in some fashion behind closed doors on Friday, to take stock of previously argued cases that may be ready for final decisions and to determine which pending appeals should be added to their future calendar.
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It will be a less powerful Dragon Queen that Jon meets, now that some significant portion of her fleet has been destroyed by Euron's surprise attack, with Yara, Theon, Ellaria and the Sand Snakes all lost in some fashion.
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Spent 20 years of my career in some fashion of consulting and I've had the opportunity to work with a lot of companies and we enjoy a very close relationship with our customer base and part of that relationship is listening.
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Even if Congress passed legislation reinstating a special counsel in some fashion, it is unclear whether such a law would have teeth, and many legal experts said the legislation could almost certainly prompt a legal challenge from the White House.
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Sure, many — so, at least, they said — were opposed to that movement's violent campaign to control the province and the country, but culturally and religiously in some fashion many of them seemed to agree with the group's basic agenda and worldview.
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AND THAT'S BEEN WRONG, BECAUSE THE MARKET HAS BEEN VERY HOT AND THE PROBLEM FOR PEOPLE LIKE ME IS I'VE HAD THAT EXPRESS WITH LONG INDIVIDUAL STOCKS AND SHORT YOU KNOW, FUTURES OF SOME SORT OR THE MARKET IN SOME FASHION.
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Either the government will pay more, so people don't have as many out-of-pocket costs — and that means, in some fashion, higher taxes for somebody — or individuals will have to pay more out of pocket, in one way or another.
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In an actual study conducted by an actual team of researchers that was published in JAMA Dermatology today, 1.43% of American men and 85% of American women between the ages of 18 and 65 copped to grooming their pubes in some fashion.
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And while on paper there's no problem converting one lossless file type to another without losing quality (hence the term "lossless"), FLAC is by far the more popular standard, so it's nice to see that Apple is finally supporting it in some fashion.
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If Mr. Mueller's report to Mr. Rosenstein contains evidence of obstruction of justice — or lays out an argument for why President Trump has broken the law in another way — then that would certainly increase the pressure on Congress to act in some fashion.
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I was a semiotics major at Brown, and we were all very much immersed in media theory and poststructuralist philosophy, and so there was very little room in that world for science, particularly for science that wasn't, in some fashion, being deconstructed.
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It is not too big of a spoiler to say that James is being played — sometimes by multiple people — because you don't cast Kingsley as a kindly old man if you don't intend to use him as a powder keg in some fashion.
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But regardless of whether you think Musk is funneling his galaxy brain into social media or just showing his ass, one thing is mostly certain: When he says on Twitter he's going to do something, he generally tries to follow through in some fashion.
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He said he hoped that "as the dust settles, there is not an overreaction that could in some fashion lead to a curtailment of civil liberties or a weakening of the ability of legitimate opposition or journalists, through legal processes, to voice their concerns."
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If the United States is going to embrace sovereignty over collectivism, the rest of the world is clearly, apart from a handful of rogue nations, lining up behind the reality that if we don't band together in some fashion, we will all die separately.
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In the early 2000s, California Cryobank offered, for a premium fee, an option for parents to choose a donor who agreed not just to be contacted when the offspring turned 18 but to respond in some fashion (though still anonymously if that was his preference).
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Here are the 20 games shipping with the PlayStation Classic It also makes sense to a certain extent: Sony would have had to dedicate a non-trivial amount of resources to building an emulator from scratch, or (even more complex) rebuilding the PlayStation hardware in some fashion.
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According to a special Valentine's Day data report compiled by the analytics platform Dashbot and emailed to me only after I agreed that I was emotionally prepared to digest the contents, about 2.5 percent of the images people send to chatbots are "NSFW" in some fashion.
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I've used tons over the years (the Zune HD is still the best) and I'm glad to see they live on in some fashion, even if it's as an objet d'art jammed with audiophile knick-knacks and a $700 price tag: Astell&Kern's A&norma SR15.
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When human subjects do make an appearance, their faces are often obscured in some fashion, whether covered by a fur hood or shot from behind, a stylistic choice that render his subjects as monumental statements that contribute to the overall poeticism of the photo they inhabit.
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For a kid to get a text message written directly for them, and read directly to them, which they can reply to in some fashion, it teaches them something powerful about the written word—that it can be used to connect with people you care about.
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Still, the game is sure to feature the titular princess in some fashion, as well as goddess-imbued pieces of a triangular artifact and a form of evil incarnate that will likely take the name Ganon, or the "Calamity Ganon" as it was phrased in the announcement trailer.
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That the robots are being controlled in some fashion by a team of people in Colombia (from where the co-founders hail) does take a considerable amount of the futurism out of this endeavor, but on reflection it's kind of a natural evolution of the existing delivery infrastructure.
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While Alexander predicted in remarks on the Senate floor that the plan "will become law in some fashion before the end of the year," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not committed to bringing it to a vote, and House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan is against it.
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Normally, I would be happy to ignore a non-doctor's opinion on the subject—especially one who doesn't specialize in the brain in some fashion—but I wanted to spend a moment discussing it because, as a football coach might say, Jerry Jones's mistake is a good teaching moment.
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What I want to get to is, because the same thing is happening online that we just talked about, is we do not hear each other in some fashion or we misunderstand each other or — and I don't think this is the case — it's a willful not-hearing, a willful ignorance of what's happening.
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Rather, it appears to be Emperor Palpatine — who, at least according to the various trailers, will be returning in some fashion in Rise of Skywalker, despite also being extremely dead at the end of Return of the Jedi — taunting Kylo Ren using his own voice, that of the mysterious Supreme Leader Snoke, and Vader.
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Still — and here's where O'Hanlon and his ilk couldn't be more off the mark — like Vietnam before it, the Afghan war should never have been fought for these last almost 18 years, never could have been won, never will be won, and should be ended in some fashion, even a Trumpian one, as soon as possible.
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But a canvass of friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and strangers in their 20s and 30s suggested that just as The Sopranos has taken on a kind of rarefied (some say highfalutin) status in pop culture, watching it together—or at least connecting over it in some fashion—is a strikingly common benchmark in relationships, a gauntlet many couples must survive.
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But the real case against Green Book is that the movie has been beset, almost from the moment it debuted, by an endless string of controversies, most of which have centered, in some fashion, on the movie's portrayal of American racism as being best tackled by people having earnest conversations with each other and learning to understand each other's point of view.
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IT'S LIKELY THAT humans have been giving each other creative work in some fashion or another since ancient times — my clay pot for your buffalo figurine — but perhaps Western art's earliest documented trades took place during the Renaissance, around 1515, when Raphael gave Albrecht Dürer a drawing in red chalk, "Studies for Three Standing Men," that currently hangs in Vienna's Albertina Museum; it bears an inscription by Dürer that proudly explains its provenance.
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Reports were conflicted as of Tuesday evening about whether he officially accepted a role after meeting with Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE, acting White House chief of staff, on Tuesday, but some expect him to ultimately join the team in some fashion.
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Regular features like Epiphanies (where a chosen writer describes a musical object that radically altered them in some fashion), the Inner Sleeve (where, yep, an album sleeve or other music-related piece of design is discussed by an individual) or the fan-favorite Invisible Jukebox, in which musicians are played records that pertain to their own career and then discuss them, are pivotal to the publication, injecting each issue with a kind of first-hand personality that removes artists from the rote platitudes of the release cycle.
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