"I have not found the conversations awkward in the least."
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But there's nothing casual about the food in the least.
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This is not an Obama impression — not in the least.
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Let's talk about this in the least cynical way possible.
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It actually wasn't in the least bit uncomfortable or awkward.
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The popularity of C shouldn't be surprising in the least.
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And it wouldn't matter in the least if we could.
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CUBAN: I HAVE NOT COMMENTED AND NO NOT IN THE LEAST.
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These victims are innocent and don't threaten Islam in the least.
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Which it appears the Alexandrians did not do in the least.
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To many ocean scientists, this isn't in the least bit surprising.
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And there is nothing in the least wrong in saying so.
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The impact may be limited, however, in the least democratic regimes.
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I don't see this as a new wave in the least.
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I wasn't, in the least bit, worried about consummating the marriage.
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"My idea is not in the least naive," argues Mr Macron.
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National pundits were gobsmacked but Kentuckians weren't surprised in the least.
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HIIT promises the best workout in the least amount of time.
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Wall Street was not surprised in the least by this pronouncement.
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Beyond that, it shouldn't matter in the least who tells it.
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If something else happens, it won't surprise me in the least.
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"Rep. Adam Schiff: "I didn't find in the least bit credible.
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"This doesn't surprise me in the least," Jonathon Rini told reporters.
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It was very smooth, easy, and not in the least bit scary.
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I completely understand, and that mentality doesn't bother me in the least.
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In the least surprising news ever, Trump reacted Monday on Twitter. Bigly.
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We still haven't hit our stride, I don't think in the least.
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She did not seem in the least bit surprised by the suggestion.
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This does not appear to be an industry suffering in the least.
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Mr. Prince did not seem in the least upset by the outcome.
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A busload of quarrelsome, immature adolescents doesn't daunt her in the least.
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I'm not in the least bit concerned with that sort of thing.
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They jumped on and off and on stuff in the least convenient way.
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The system also gives voters in the least-populated states more relative weight.
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"I am not worried about Jimmy Howard in the least," Blashill told reporters.
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Starting in the least-connected…Read more ReadThe plan, officially known as Internet.
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But these threats to leave don't seem to phase Trump in the least.
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Some were distasteful in the least cute way, and some were just mediocre.
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Everyone there was struggling to act casual in the least casual of circumstances.
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She's immensely likable, and not in the least believable as a historical monarch.
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It's all so perfectly reasonable and understandable and not racist in the least.
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He pretends to care about matters that don't move him in the least.
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Sculley is not in the least bit worried about the impact to Apple's business.
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Current treatment for esophageal atresia is not in the least bit simple or pleasant.
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Sinead O'Connor isn't fazed by Arsenio Hall's libel lawsuit against her in the least.
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"It was the most romantic kiss in the least romantic spot," Mr. Lin said.
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Jon's just opening himself up, in the least-threatening way possible, to make friends.
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The source noted that being asked to resign was not surprising in the least.
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The Flores case requires that children be held in the least restrictive conditions possible.
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It effectively obligates the government to place detained children in the "least restrictive" environment.
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News of Scheana being back in the dating pool isn't unexpected in the least.
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I work on all things all the time in the least efficient way possible.
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Perhaps even more important, the "eight great" categorization is not in the least helpful.
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While Beck's style comes from the Delta, it wasn't pure in the least bit.
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None of the people I spoke with were troubled in the least by it.
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That is something that I don't see as a partisan issue in the least.
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That is, how do we maximize the common good in the least heartless way.
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In the least surprising development of all, President Trump is now repeating Cassidy's falsehoods.
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Owners in the Least, er, East are willingly going to make things even tougher?
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In the least confident region, the Pacific, Trump has a 48 percent approval rating.
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Creating problems to solve: 'Why does this dark feeling permeate in the least expected ways?
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"I don't think the archaeological work done clarifies the debate in the least," he said.
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First, Christian asked for Sarah's permission to kiss her in the least sexy way possible.
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Surely data that claims 40 percent of teens use Google+ isn't skewed in the least.
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There are more investors today who believe U.S. stocks are in the least fully valued.
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Ideally, you want the right to renew perpetually; in the least, a lengthy renewal option.
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"It's K-Pax," Sally finally announces, ending the conversation in the least correct way possible.
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The vast majority of these zombie foreclosures are in the least desirable markets for investors.
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Not in the least, because this is a fraternal Europe of every man for himself.
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STANLEY FISCHER: I wouldn't accuse Jay of-- being in the least bit-- dirty on anything.
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She said corporations needed to take a stand, in the least by offering employee assistance.
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Which, when you consider Trump and his political persona, is not surprising in the least.
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"I don't get caught up in it in the least," he said of the standings.
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Kara knows it's not an ideal set-up, but she didn't mind in the least.
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Anarchy or anarchistic theory is the only ideology that is in the least bit optimistic.
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Raymond is a big cat, and being dropped didn't seem to bother him in the least.
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It's clear that the President wasn't troubled in the least by the obvious conflict of interest.
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But I tried to stuff it because my aunt sat by, not outraged in the least.
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Both candidates tried from the get-go to paint the other in the least favorable light.
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Scrapping the LRSO, they say, "would not diminish the formidable US nuclear deterrent in the least".
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I had no intentions whatsoever of any of that—it wasn't choreographed in the least bit.
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This is news that shouldn't surprise us in the least, and yet we can't look away.
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The histories of the two franchises up to that moment were not in the least comparable.
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The pipes are largely mined for diamonds and found in the least eroded parts of Earth.
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Ms. Pill, in the least developed role, nevertheless suggests a youthful vanity as powerful as A's.
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The winner is the person who shoots the most number of balloons in the least time.
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So I have to try and do these trips in the least amount of time possible.
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WASHINGTON — It was an attack on politicians in the least political of venues: a baseball field.
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Signatories must ensure that when they regulate they do so in the least trade distorting manner.
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Unfortunately, this genre of vile attacks on the first lady was not unusual in the least.
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"It happened when I was at work and was not in the least traumatic," she recalls.
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But life expectancy at birth in the least developed countries lags 7.4 years behind the global average.
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In the least subtle way possible, it plays on the trope of finding god on your food.
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The surgery hasn't slowed the Monarch down in the least, but it does explain her new look.
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But I think most importantly we need resolution of the uncertainty in the least disruptive way possible.
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In the least advisable move ever, Archie dashes out of his house to tackle the possible assailant.
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The specific details of this new report may be disgusting, but they aren't shocking in the least.
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But it doesn't leave Donald Trump, or people of that ilk, feeling that way in the least.
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That skill set, however, does not matter in the least to the trajectory of the stock market.
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They're not practical in the least bit, but, then again, are any of the best runway trends?
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In the world we live in, the least social-media executives can do is acknowledge that power.
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"My way of thinking about the armed struggle hasn't changed in the least," one Basque militant said.
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But, if your partner is sensitive in the least, they may feel that you're not fully present.
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But now these most patriotic medals will be manufactured in the least British place of all: France.
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Explaining why you believe what you believe is personal — and tricky — in the least charged of moments.
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In the least, he expects many states to be up and running for the upcoming NFL season.
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The agreement mandates that children must be held in the "least restrictive" facility that meets state regulations.
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No problem — these tips will get you the most battery power in the least amount of time.
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Instead, the President appears to have forced Vindman and his brother out in the least dignified manner.
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In the least severe case, the current slowdown in China could cause a short-lived growth blip.
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But its members also bring in the least amount of revenue, about $8.21 a subscriber each month.
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The film also manages to be radically pro-woman without being in the least bit anti-male.
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Altogether, the United States seems to have engaged in the least aggressive response of any affected country.
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Altogether, the United States seems to have engaged in the least aggressive response of any affected country.
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The financial responsibility associated with dry-aging in-house does not stress me out in the least.
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Gigantic heads in the least successful Matters of the Heart (Head) series take on a different avatar.
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It's like killing the filibuster, but doing it in the least defensible and most extended way possible.
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In the least confrontational cases, Agrawal would just "freeze you out" and "cease all communication," says another.
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The training day was probably the most fun I had, largely because I was in the least danger.
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Her work consistently reminds me that a good picture can be found in the least assuming of places.
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A fourth source who spoke to the foreign investors said they were interested in the "least problematic" assets.
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Our goal is to tell the best, tightest, most comprehensive story in the least of amount of snaps.
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Those in the "least agreeable" column also like Manson and Placebo, as well as Rammstein and Judas Priest.
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Her mother, whose rights were unlawfully stripped from her, appeared not to be a factor in the least.
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If children cannot be released, Flores requires the government to hold them in the "least restrictive" setting available.
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Unlike the wings at Buffalo Wild Wings, these were not in the least bit oversalted, tough, or soggy.
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What's the best strategy/path to get you to the NE corner in the least amount of time?
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Her path to this point was wayward to the extreme, but her mission hasn't wavered in the least.
|
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Fifteen months ago, Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson began his college career in the least award-worthy way possible.
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In the least expensive state for child care, Mississippi, parents still pay $5,436 a year for one infant.
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I finally found it in the least likely place: Microsoft Visual Studio Code, a code editor for programmers.
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"I am not a Trump fan at all, not in the slightest, not in the least," he said.
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" In the least, he added, the competition "will constrain Netflix's ability to raise prices without inducing greater churn.
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There were photos of places that I did not even recognize in the least without the flood of objects.
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Not in the least, but in a year full of surprises, this was one of the few good ones.
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Matt's reaction didn't surprise Marcy in the least bit since he has never been one to hold back affection.
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Areas in the Northeast, including around Boston, were also well represented in the least divided side of the list.
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The fact that I didn't speak the language, or understand the culture, didn't dim my enthusiasm in the least.
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If they can't, the government is still obligated to keep kids in the "least restrictive," age-appropriate setting possible.
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"Everything had to be done as simply and cheaply as possible in the least amount of time," he wrote.
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That's why, when the internet went wild over her 2016 Emmy Awards look — we weren't surprised in the least.
|
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In fact, using various measures of alpha, only the funds in the least trendy quintile show a positive alpha.
|
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Investors should in the least accept that some of the recent stock market gains are owed to these expectations.
|
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"It wouldn't surprise me in the least if a court would make that finding in the future," he said.
|
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Refuges took in the least amount of fee revenue of all Interior bureaus, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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They know how to make you orgasm in the least amount of time with the least amount of movement.
|
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Those weren't fair expectations in the least, but the Twins weren't in the mood to worry much about that.
|
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The answers to these questions will provide key insights into stopping this pandemic in the least disruptive way possible.
|
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These solutions are not diluted versions of good ideas, nor are they compromises resulting in the least common denominator.
|
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So tell me why it makes sense to eat your easy, portable snack in the least convenient way possible?
|
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If that is impossible, they must be held in the "least restrictive" setting appropriate to their age and needs.
|
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So no one -- including all the Republicans aghast at his decision on tariffs -- should be surprised in the least.
|
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And Hill isn't fazed in the least by the comparisons folks are drawing between Booksmart and his 2007 comedy Superbad.
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Maybe not the story of a long marriage one would hope, but I don't regret my decision in the least.
|
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Crucially, these changes don't diminish the Souls-like formula in the least, but they also don't unnecessarily torture the player.
|
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And while a strip club isn't a traditional relationship in the least, that instinct is a hard one to shake.
|
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It's just the latest chapter in America's long love affair with killing convicts, often in the least transparent way possible.
|
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The bad news is that, from a national policy perspective, it will do so in the least efficient way imaginable.
|
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The CDD also claims, however, that My Friend Cayla and i-Que employ Bluetooth in the least secure way possible.
|
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Nobody involved in Heffernan v City of Paterson seems to think Mr Wittig's retribution was in the least bit noble.
|
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They must be held in state-licensed facilities, in the "least-restrictive setting" available, for no more than 20 days.
|
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"Not in the least," Mr. Ryan said when asked if he had backed away from his promise to maintain order.
|
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Having its most popular networks in the least expensive cable bundle on Spectrum means more viewers and revenue for Viacom.
|
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Refuges took in the least amount of fee revenue of all Interior Department bureaus, according to the Congressional Research Service.
|
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"I don't condone drunken driving in the least little bit, but I was trying to follow the law," he said.
|
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Sometimes, these fucking geniuses eat things so big their stomach ruptures and they die in the least dignified way ever.
|
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Some may see them as a retreat, born of a desperate wish to find revolution in the least hospitable locales.
|
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Federal law requires ICE to place children and teenagers in the least restrictive setting possible, even after they turn 18.
|
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Per SocialBlade, PewDiePie was *not* losing subscribers in the least when he decided to yank his ADL donation plans pic.twitter.
|
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Housing growth happens fastest in places with available land and high demand growth, not necessarily in the least-regulated places.
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To the Editor: This is a very bad and not in the least bit surprising response from the Trump administration.
|
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" Surprised by their own behavior, they turned around to apologize: "Sorry, I meant it in the least misogynist way possible.
|
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But the market has proved to be, in the least, resilient, closing out the third quarter with a slight gain.
|
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Its authors call for prioritizing improvements in early warning systems in the least developed countries and small island developing states.
|
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Judges have noted the infusion of controversy into a subject that for many years was not controversial in the least.
|
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Though much has been made about Legend joining The Voice, Shelton previously told PEOPLE exclusively he's not threatened in the least.
|
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What is the path from point 1 to 2 that a frictionless object could slide in the least amount of time?
|
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The EU proposed that the checks happen at the Irish Sea and are carried out in the least intrusive way possible.
|
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"Justin's engagement to Hailey isn't affecting Selena in the least bit," a source close to the actress insisted to Fox News.
|
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All of that music that we had done didn't resemble in the least what we heard coming out of those speakers.
|
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That said, the Internet hive mind may have finally cracked the feline penchant for plopping down in the least convenient spot.
|
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So, it's time to figure out how the coolest Johnson kid in the bunch found herself in the least cool situation.
|
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" After evaluation, each "unaccompanied alien child" is "assigned as quickly possible to the most appropriate shelter in the least restrictive setting.
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It functions as a sort of soft censorship, presupposing that everyone involved will react to situations in the least rational way.
|
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The other kid was not in the least bit happy about the wild attack and responded in an equally wild fashion.
|
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There's no reason to think that inviting Malik Obama would rattle Clinton in the least, or even register in her consciousness.
|
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Still, they've won support from Democrats, particularly in communities of color, where students are often stuck in the least-successful schools.
|
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In the least, these business structures create toxic incentives for ISPs to behave like toll collectors and gatekeepers instead of innovators.
|
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In the least ideal of worlds, Soderbergh concocted Rebecca Blunt to earn his first feature film in four years some credo.
|
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Considering the fact that this shade sold out every single time a restock would hit, we're not surprised in the least.
|
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Unpretentious, unspectacular and participatory in the least superficial of ways, Ms. Harrison's "Perth Amboy" is just what MoMA needs right now.
|
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After moving from Brooklyn, Reggie got his start spinning rap on the radio in the least likely of places: Whitehorse, Yukon.
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The bigger problem is that the worst among us do not care in the least whether or not something is true.
|
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But it's in the least-known title of this trio of plays, "Titus Andronicus," that the emotions are also fully engaged.
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Airbnbs in the least crowded locations saw business grow the most in March as Americans tried to escape densely populated areas.
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This is all interesting from a pro-am cinema semiotics perspective, but none of it is in the least bit scary.
|
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And furthermore, I don't find what Lewis said about Trump's illegitimacy to be outrageous, or off the mark in the least.
|
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In the least gangsta move possible ... he went live on Instagram as he walked around challenging Breezy to come get some.
|
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" The team creates these pieces based on forms that you find "in the least expected places" that show "a unique beauty.
|
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That the transcript debacle could all have been born of a political choice -- albeit a foolish one -- isn't surprising in the least.
|
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In the least, the doctors disgusting and deplorable bedside manners should make anyone run for the hills to see a new doctor.
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Not in the least, but thanks, BMW, for confirming that I never want to twirl my finger to adjust volume ever again.
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But if it will, in the least, help someone avoid the mistake I made and the tragedy to follow, I'll carry that.
|
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They tend to live in the least efficient homes and struggle to afford better insulation, which would cushion them against rising prices.
|
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On Tuesday, Hilaria Baldwin revealed that her son Rafael Thomas peed in a sippy cup — and wasn't ashamed in the least bit.
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So he&aposs 54 years old, he&aposs not getting out and we are not surprised in the least at his manipulation.
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This is more or less by design, considering that the Clippers' clutter-free ethos pursues hoops perfection in the least radical way.
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Often they try to engage in the least amount of sexual activity with the hope that they can safely escape the situation.
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Compared with those in the least segregated areas, patients in the most segregated areas were 65 percent less likely to receive surgery.
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Whites in the least educated areas were 48 percent less likely to get surgery than their peers in the most educated communities.
|
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From its extraterrestrial presence on the Bronx skyline to its security-state name, PSAC II is not in the least bit neighborly.
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Good tax policy raises money to do the things we need as a society in the least burdensome, or disruptive, way possible.
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"We are ready, we don't care in the least about occupying government posts and we never have," he said in a statement.
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Dominant narrative: In the least likely matchup of the second round, one team will become the underdog story of the 2017 playoffs.
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Jessa isn't happy to see them in the least: She's busy studying and they're having a big relationship talk on her bed.
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Both have ignored the basket of fresh fruits and herbs atop the bar, but it does not faze Marianella in the least.
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Group A In the least alphabetically challenged of all the Champions League groups, we have Arsenal, Basel, Ludogorets, and Paris Saint-Germain.
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She was impressive in the least exciting song of the musical, her solo, "Cooties," and gave Amber a high-pitched, prickly spirit.
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That only a little more than 28500 percent of the country bothered to vote did not concern the ayatollahs in the least.
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Eat that dish with a glass of bracing white wine, and you won't miss chicken wings and potato skins in the least.
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I myself am Indian and a professor at Rutgers Business School, and I am not in the least offended by Apu's accent.
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The most unreliable witnesses, then, may testify in the least sound cases — and in cases in which the stakes are the highest.
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In other words, not all of them are destined for New York, something that doesn't seem to bother him in the least.
|
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Sandberg's comments on A.I. could seem to express overconfidence in it, or in the least, highlight the tension between man and machine.
|
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Sterling's community is hoping that, in the least, Officer Salamoni—who fired the fatal shots—will be dismissed after an administrative review.
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Alissa: I am not a historical pedant in the least (and less knowledgeable about the particulars than I probably ought to be).
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"We are ready, we don't care in the least about occupying government posts and we never have," Di Maio said in a statement.
|
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I was interested to see Hunter Biden was dating his sister-in-law, and curious about it, though not in the least surprised.
|
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Trump fans who gathered here hours before the rally said they were not dismayed in the least that he did not win Iowa.
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By doing so, we would send out a message that even in the least promising places, every child has a right to education.
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"It would not surprise me in the least if there are 22017,2401 to 3,000 cases by the end of the year," Litzenburg said.
|
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Sensing that financial issues are not in the least sexy, Timberlake leans in for a soft kiss and we hear Spears giggle. Really.
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Collins said the legislation was "not partisan in the least," and added that Russia will likely attempt to undermine this year's midterm elections.
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Some of the president's defenders insist he's bound by a legal settlement mandating that children be held in the least restrictive setting possible.
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Take photos of yourself in the least sexy bathroom in Manhattan, and I'm including every single bathroom at Penn Station in this assessment.
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The farmers grow plants that provide the best harvest in the least amount of space, including Swiss chard and lettuce, cabbages and peas.
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Republicans owe their majority in the Senate as a whole to their 29-21 lead in the least populous half of the states.
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"Yonkers is committed to supporting and servicing our students with disabilities in the least restrictive environments," the Yonkers superintendent, Edwin M. Quezada, said.
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" And Rachel Curran, director of policy to former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, told me, "The statement did not sound sincere in the least.
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When I told my kids last year that if mom remarries, it will be to a woman -- it didn't faze them in the least.
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We can get a caught up in the least important of things, but what's most importance is that our kids are happy and healthy.
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I don't mean this as a slight in the least, but it's true: Most Jesus movies are almost exclusively about a group of men.
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Now, the Swiss government is stepping in to make sure that lobster is prepared in the least gruesome way possible within its mountainous borders.
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Doing your best to move through the world in the least harmful way possible is a small price to pay for what you'll gain.
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The federal tax code is a funding matter, and it ought to be done in the least threatening way to growth and competitiveness possible.
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Yet in the rest of what we used to call the civilized world, most seem not fazed in the least by Iran's genocidal language.
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It may surprise you to learn that this heady mixture isn't in the least pretentious or ponderous, but rather sweet, searching and deeply intelligent.
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Fortunately, Sapp seems to be taking the whole affair pretty damn well and it hasn't soured his opinion of spiny lobster in the least.
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"The music people in New York, I think, still don't know who I am, largely," Mr. Terry said, not sounding regretful in the least.
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" In any case, precisely his devotion to Scripture would have made his understanding of it nuanced and rich, and not in the least "literal.
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The Flores settlement required immigration officials to "place each detained minor in the least restrictive setting appropriate" — for example, providing food, water and toilets.
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Republicans owe their majority in the Senate as a whole to their crushing 53-21 lead in the least populous half of the states.
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He spent his energy not on vilifying anyone but on stating in the least hysterical, most persuasive manner possible what's right and what's wrong.
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The family was concerned about the potential health risk and sought out products in the marketplace to assist him in the least obstructive way.
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"That does not surprise me in the least," said Robert Brauneis, co-director of the intellectual property program at George Washington University Law School.
|
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And yet Dr. Lutz, a 71-year-old internist, is not in the least bit worried about any of it surfacing to embarrass him.
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In the least surprising news of the year, HBO's Game of Thrones was the most pirated TV show of the year, according to TorrentFreak's data.
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"The Iranian government and nation do not care in the least for the worn-out and threadbare remarks made by the American officials," Jahangiri said.
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But such a system is not possible, has never been possible, and so we must live in the least imperfect and most just society possible.
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A separate schedule in franchise documents showing financial performance for all units is ideal, but anonymously reported revenue ranges, in the least, should be provided.
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I don't feel that humans are disposable in the least, nor does this mean I do not love the person with whom I break ties.
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I have actually been somewhat perplexed at the punditocracy's endless shock at Trump's offenses to enlightened civility -- he has never surprised me in the least.
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"After all of that worrying about taking my clothes off, it didn't even affect me in the least, seeing myself naked," she told the outlet.
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All these things work together to create a very smooth and quiet ride that isn't in the least bit disturbing, even on four-lane roads.
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Let me assure you that the protocols used in this execution of arrest and search warrants were appropriate, standard, and not in the least 'unusual.
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But, I think, to say it's basically all of Islam, us versus them, or to retweet this video, is definitely not helpful in the least.
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In the least disruptive scenario imaginable, Trump would reimpose sanctions but signal the United States will not penalize other countries that do business with Iran.
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The key is to get the best, deepest sleep in the least amount of time—a skill humans have been mastering for thousands of years.
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That all comes from, 'How do I get out the door in the least time possible, looking as good as possible, but still be comfortable?
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"It's certainly a stretching target because…if you look at RBS, it is still the least trusted brand in the least trusted sector," he explained.
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The Flores agreement requires that kids be released "without unnecessary delay," and that they are kept in the meantime in the "least restrictive" conditions possible.
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The excruciating experience of "Marguerite & Julien" need only be endured by viewers with an obsessive interest in the least constructive aesthetic currents in contemporary French cinema.
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It's not funny in the least to suggest that service members might be in danger from colleagues if they fail to provide uninformed answers on demand.
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Aside from the hardware design, the main head turner with any Samsung phone is the display, and the S10 Plus' does not disappoint in the least.
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For most Opera users, the sale came as a bit of a shock, not in the least because Qihoo 360 doesn't necessarily have the best reputation.
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Among them: that inmates should be housed in the least restrictive setting necessary to ensure safety, and that placement in restrictive housing should be regularly reviewed.
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They outpace my Sonos 5 with ease, thanks to exceptional bass and mids that don't fray in the least if you want to crank the volume.
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"The great irony of McMansions is it's all about using architectural symbolism and class symbolism but expressing it in the least expensive way possible," Wagner says.
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But that title doesn't come off as haughty in the least, because Smith's take on house tropes on his latest full-length is, well, pretty perfect.
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Work is inescapable Cortana in the car sounds nice, but never actually getting away from work after you leave the office isn't pleasant in the least.
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Meanwhile, the pitching side of the equation is about trying to get the batter to pull the trigger in situations where you're in the least danger.
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Not in the least; in fact, I had to take on quite a bit of debt to sustain the idea that I could eventually sustain myself.
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"The proposal, released by the FCC Chairman, only impacts the broadband providers in the least well-served, rural areas of the United States," the spokesman continued.
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There is nothing in Kavanaugh's record of public service that suggests in the least that he will carry water for Trump, should it come to that.
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And despite the seemingly constant barrage of terrorism and gun violence, research shows that we are living in the least violent time ever in human history.
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USMCA establishes the framework for countries to achieve their public interest goals with an important footnote: They must do so in the least trade-restrictive way.
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"I do not anticipate this will be effective in the least," Harvard epidemiologist Dr. Michael Mina told VICE News shortly after Trump's surprise Wednesday night announcement.
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They also had to comply with a 1999 Supreme Court ruling that required government-run programs to provide health care in the least restrictive environment available.
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He wasn't in the least good-looking, and I was sensitive to that: I'd just spent the past six days gazing at images of beautiful men.
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This will force you to get your outreach message tight, explain who you are, and why they should care, in the least amount of words possible.
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"Even if Bolshevism is suppressed and Fascism held at bay, the crisis of contemporary parliamentarism would not be overcome in the least," he wrote in 1926.
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More than one longtime member patiently explained to me that academy voters did not have a problem with or history of racial exclusion in the least.
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The final order in 1997 required that children only be released to their parents or legal guardian and that they be placed in the least restrictive conditions.
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The first is the Flores settlement, a court-ordered decree which requires unaccompanied minors to be placed in the "least-restrictive setting" and released "without unnecessary delay".
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Many live in the least accessible parts of Peru, mountain and jungle districts where poverty rates are often double the national average and Spanish is barely spoken.
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Lovely Venus always tries to find ways for everyone to get along, but Pluto is a steamroller of a planet, and it isn't sweet in the least.
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In the least sexy scene of arousal this side of a Jodorowsky film, Miller gets a randy look in his eyes as Penny pukes up the sedatives.
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If the Republican Party seemed in the least prepared to atone for past sins and address the root causes of Trumpism, this analysis would hold up well.
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"I am not offended in the least, by this photo… it was an event for Karen's [Karyn Parsons, who played eldest daughter Hilary Banks] charity," she continued.
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On Wednesday evening, Scout Willis, the 24-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, made her Fashion Week debut — in the least Fashion Week way.
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"I have high expectations of all my students, so to hear that Christin had achieved this goal did not surprise me in the least," Toensing told CNN.
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Sam and Lauren are attempting to use their supple bodies to recreate a yoga move but are doing so in the least sexual manner ever in history.
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Future research may reveal a deep-seated love for oyster ice cream among the masses throughout early-American history, but it doesn't look likely in the least.
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In the least segregated cities, all-white communities were exposed to 38 decibels of nighttime noise on average, compared to 42.5 decibels in the most segregated cities.
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"It was a particularly ugly display of human nature, and the worst thing about it was precisely that it was not in the least mysterious," Parsons concluded.
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You'll maybe recall my colleague and pal Julia Moskin's instructions in the matter of cooking scrambled eggs, "the most satisfaction in the least amount of time" (above).
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But the promoters of the shows in Canada say the comedian's message has changed, and that his new show, titled "In Peace," isn't offensive in the least.
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In the least, it's the drug-pricing battle that may matter to the most Americans: Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in the country.
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Lastly, lawmakers should also look at ways to re-initiate the case management program and otherwise ensure that everyone is held in the least restrictive manner possible.
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The thought of it does not appeal to me in the least at this stage as a 52-year-old who still likes to move and explore.
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Taking the power of speech away from an actor is like strapping a basketball player's arms behind his back, but Hawkins doesn't seem fazed in the least.
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If the government can't find a sponsor for a child, the Flores order says, they have to keep her in the "least restrictive" form of custody possible.
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I reached out to the applicant for "The Piss Tape is Real," and he wasn't in the least bit cagey about which piss tape he was referring to.
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Because your cat needs one more place to be lazy, this kitten sleeping bag will surely keep your little critter comfortable and not claustrophobic in the least bit.
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And, given that it's a conversation that she has risked her very life to participate in, the least that we can give in return is an open mind.
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We all should stand against this sort of violent intolerance and work to eradicate it from our society -- whether Democrat, Republican, Independent or not political in the least.
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The snap turtle that keeps trying to get in on the excitement, and doesn't seem in the least bit concerned by the scaly monster swimming next to it.
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But the main cause of this problem is that the United States takes in the least amount of revenue of any advanced nation other than Chile or Mexico.
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This is not common behavior in the least and can be chalked up to operator error and the fact that I first flew this thing in crowded Brooklyn.
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In the least shocking news of the day, Conor McGregor has officially been sued by the man who claims the UFC star smashed and stole his cell phone.
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Perkins recommends asking yourself a couple questions before you even leave your desk: Am I just looking to burn the most calories in the least amount of time?
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"This systematic underprotection of marine mammals cannot be consistent with the requirement that mitigation measures result in the 'least practicable adverse impact' on marine mammals," the court said.
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Nor does it bother them in the least that he wants to apply a religious test for entry into a country whose founders were against any such thing.
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But it also left some of the neediest students, particularly those without engaged parents able to help them through the application process, stuck in the least desirable programs.
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A bottle of Heinz ketchup in the most expensive store in a given market could cost six times as much as it would in the least expensive store.
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It says the government could limit the free exercise of religion only if there was a "compelling" reason, and must do so in the least restrictive way possible.
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Creating his own production company allowed Pedro an unusual luxury: he could often shoot a movie from first page to last, rather than in the least expensive order.
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For some suggestions on how to do that in the least cheesy way possible, we've amassed a few Halloween nail-art looks that will be big this season.
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So I wasn't surprised in the least when Rogen and his childhood friend/collaborator Evan Goldberg launched their weed line Houseplant, a Canopy Growth brand, earlier this year.
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As an over 50 woman, I love the sleeve and hemline length, but because it is fitted with a great neckline, it is not dowdy in the least.
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My childhood was ordinary—not in the least metal—although at 2003 or 13, I had a best friend who loved any form of self-serious rock music.
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"I am not offended in the least, by this photo," Hubert continues about the reunion shot, which featured Tatyana Ali, Karyn Parsons, Daphne Maxwell Reid, Joseph Marcell and Smith.
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"Combined overweight and obesity prevalence ranged from 41.5% for children living in the most deprived areas to 24.1% for children living in the least deprived areas," the report found.
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Kalugin told me he would not be surprised in the least if the Russians have compromising materials on Trump's activities in Moscow, something they were quite good at acquiring.
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Before Bozeman went full yuppie, it was, as Montanans put it in the least derogatory way possible, a cowtown — the ag school counterpart to Missoula's liberal-artsy college town.
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In fact, more often than not, people randomly into celebrities in the least glamorous places: The bathroom, the elevator, the airplane, and even the egg aisle at the supermarket.
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And, let's be real: I probably got here a lot faster because I saved a huge chunk of money from living in the least expensive room in downtown Manhattan.
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Harley Quinn, 34In the list of Xbox games she would like to play with you, the words "fantasy" and "role-playing" are used in the least-stimulating way possible.
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Like the rest of us, all of these prospective love interests are searching through the dating app in the least romantic of places, from literal funerals to the toilet.
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"These are excellent results... we are not concerned in the least for the life business where premiums remain one of the biggest in the industry," CEO Philippe Donnet said.
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He's the genuine goddamn article: Fielder's oddball nature isn't affected in the least, and even though the show's premise is fairly straightforward, his interpretation of it is anything but.
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In today's media climate, brands — and particularly tech startups — must be sensitive to the image they're projecting and how their message could be received in the least-generous interpretation.
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It also features the king himself, Wiley, but—in the least surprising surprise since the boat sank at the end of Titanic—he doesn't actually appear in the video.
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Again: A white voter in the least-segregated metropolitan area was 10 percentage points more likely to vote for Obama than a white voter in the most-segregated area.
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This would not be in the least surprising both because Mr. Trump lies continually and because there is no act of shabby vindictiveness to which he will not stoop.
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Pearls are a classic on Mother's Day, but designs from the likes of Alexis Bittar and Saskia Diez prove that the ladylike stone is not fusty in the least.
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" Asked whether she was troubled by any aspects of Mr. Biden's past, Ms. Scott, who has stayed neutral in the primary, said she was "not disturbed in the least.
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Before each one, they inspect the course, which entails side-slipping down while visualizing the line that will deliver them to the finish in the least amount of time.
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In fact, with potentially 10 best picture nominees, Oscar winners could wind up expressing heartfelt gratitude to seven of 10 people who didn't like their film in the least.
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Ignatov: I have no doubt, Count Rostov, that many in the gallery are surprised to find you so charming; but I, for one, am not surprised in the least.
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Rose is consistently dismissive of Chris's concerns about her family, asserting that her family is not racist in the least, citing her father's love of Barack Obama as evidence.
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Given that SiriusXM's parent company Liberty Media and Pandora have been in off and on discussions for over a year at this point, the talks aren't surprising in the least.
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Here's how to read like a writer: Most people have one goal in mind when reading a book: To download as much information in the least amount of time possible.
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Facebook's decision to shutter Parse definitely comes as a massive surprise — not in the least to the developers who have came to rely on it over the last few years.
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In addition, the site also has exclusive stories, lists and videos including the best and worst states to live in, the least and most expensive states in 2410, among others.
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Despite the delay — Apple announced Prime Video would be coming to the Apple TV back in June — it's clear the demand for Amazon's video content didn't wane in the least.
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He was also irked by the assumption that he had a "fondness for children," later saying that he had "never felt in the least sentimental about them," according to Brandreth.
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And in the least surprising announcement of the day, Lin-Manuel Miranda took home the drama prize for Hamilton, which will win all the things before the year is up.
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Andy Cohen may not be getting a full eight hours of sleep every night now that he's a father to a newborn, but it's not fazing him in the least.
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It's nearly impossible not to sip the marketing Kool-Aid and judge beauty products by their packaging, despite knowing some of the best ones come in the least attractive bottles.
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In the least-densely populated country, Mongolia, there are two people for every kilometer squared, while in Holland, the most-densely populated, there are 505.54 people for each kilometer squared.
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Are men honestly this emotionally stunted, that they can be wildly rich and successful and still inclined to flirt in the least vulnerable way possible—by tweeting at a woman?
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A new report released this week projects that 260 million people in the least-developed countries could be covered by NTD treatments with new investments of $85033 million per year.
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Though much has been made about EGOT-winner John Legend joining as a coach this time around, veteran coach Blake Shelton tells PEOPLE exclusively he's not threatened in the least.
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However, Mr. Wunderman said that particular finding shouldn't be taken as a sign that services, housing and emergency shelter should be concentrated in the least expensive parts of the Bay.
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And- at the same time, in this country we're having-- under very good business and market conditions we're having a 4.5% federal deficit and nobody is concerned in the least.
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I called a friend who had done IVF so that she could advise me on how to pierce a needle through my own belly in the least painful way possible.
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In addition, the site also has exclusive stories, lists and videos including the best and worst states to live in, the least and most expensive states in 2400, among others.
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According to Reuters, the residents of the most-damaged areas were 22% more likely to be admitted to hospitals for heart attacks than their neighbors in the least-damaged areas.
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All of New Zealand's major cities were rated as "seriously" or "severely" unaffordable, with a house in the least expensive city, Palmerston North, priced at five times the median income.
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My family and I used the Regal GS to make a run out to the East End of Long Island, and our gear didn't stress the car in the least.
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Lung cancer incidence is highest in Australia in (wait for this …) in the least polluted very remote regions of the country, where smoking prevalence happens also to be highest. 9.
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In March 2014, Norma (Vera Farmiga) and Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) shared a not-in-the-least-way chaste kiss in Bates Motel's "The Immutable Truth" to close out season 2.
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Over 100 cryptocurrency-focused hedge funds have been created in the least year, which are acting as a conduit for large amounts of fiat being converted to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Some of Fort McMurray's 61,000 residents will be able to start returning to their homes in the least damaged areas as early as June 1, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley told reporters.
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Gurria had recommended against the Brexit vote, but says the next step should be helping the U.K. and its partners through the proceedings in the least costly and least disruptive way.
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In what couldn't possibly be construed in the least bit as pandering, Trump took some time during yesterday's town hall debate to pimp for some of his favorite fast food chains.
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And while much of the ground in and around the city is blackened and charred, some homeowners in the least-affected parts of town were beating down overgrown lawns on Wednesday.
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First of all, a lot of art that makes the crossover into hip-hop is not interesting to me in the least — and not so interesting to Kanye, at this point.
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If he was cowed in the least by a New York Daily News endorsement of Clinton that called him "a fantasist who's at passionate war with reality," he didn't show it.
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That fact doesn't seem to bother Tesco—Britain's largest supermarket chain—in the least After all, Tesco just launched seven new in-house brands all using the aforementioned fictional farm names.
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Then earlier this month, it offered an unsponsored Puzzle Face game where you have to slide tiles around to reconstruct an image of your face in the least amount of time.
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If we need a pervasive pandemic surveillance system, then let's use one which (though we don't like to talk about it) already exists, in the least dangerous, most privacy-preserving way.
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Though I am shocked and disgusted by the scope of his alleged predation, the fact that he may have abused his position of power does not surprise me in the least.
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Five years after reform, nearly two-thirds of families enrolled in the most punitive welfare programs were black; nearly two-thirds of the families in the least strict ones were white.
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So it's no surprise that the most authoritarian American president in living memory, elected by a paltry minority, is not threatened in the least by citizen militias bristling with military firepower.
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What's better for the chef is also better for the fish: ikejime involves ending the fish's life in the least stressful way, as soon as it comes out of the water.
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Peeled, cut-up satsumas are seasoned with sesame oil, cilantro stems, crushed Kampot pepper and pickled Calabrian chile, an electric combination that suggests Chinese cuisine without resembling it in the least.
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But perhaps worst of all are his dealings with Naomi, his genius executive officer and (spoiler!) later girlfriend, who he first describes in the least flattering fashion, in his inner dialogue.
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Rapinoe -- a longtime vet, and one of the team's captains -- was given the prestigious Golden Boot award for scoring the most goals (6) in the least amount of time on the field.
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The EU has proposed that the checks happen at the Irish Sea — which separates Northern Ireland and the rest of the U.K. — and are carried out in the least intrusive way possible.
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Courts have repeatedly placed restrictions on the detention of asylum-seeking families and children and said kids need to be placed in the "least restrictive" setting appropriate for their age and needs.
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"It is still a potential time bomb," he said, but added that he was "not in the least troubled" by Berkshire's big stakes in Wells Fargo & Co and Bank of America Corp.
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Le Beouf, Ronko and Turner will be exhibiting the work, which if their previous work for FACT in Liverpool entitled #TOUCHMYSOUL is anything to go by, it'll be interesting in the least.
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The text of that bill stated the government cannot "substantially burden a person's exercise of religion" unless it is furthering a "compelling government interest" and acting in the least restrictive way possible.
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Musk's vision is so bold that some on Wall Street remain unable to fully comprehend it or, in the least, grasp how it's a catalyst for Tesla shares in the short term.
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Its last earnings report was a major disappointment, not in the least because the assets that it acquired from Hewlett Packard Enterprise for $8.8 billion in 2016 failed to move the needle.
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In the least developed cities in the world, many in Africa, where much of the land isn't mapped at all and ownership isn't clear, mapping technology is laying the groundwork for change.
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The owner, who goes by Uncle Totuccio, has lived in Milan for 30 years now, but his strong Palermitian accent hasn't faded in the least despite his long absence from the region.
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That is a remarkable thing for Ailes to do and it is an especially remarkable thing for a presidential candidate to do, and yet it is somehow not surprising in the least.
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They fucked on Christmas; they fucked on Earth Day and the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving; their fucking was not affected in the least by wars or terrorist attacks or natural disasters.
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After the eight-year study was completed, the data revealed that participants who lived in the greenest areas had a 12% lower death rate than women living in the least green areas.
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It's estimated that a 1% increase in GDP per head in the least equal countries only reduces poverty by 0.6%, while it does so by 4.3% in the most equal of places.
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The FDA's decision classifies the monitoring system as Class II, and would help future developers of such systems bring their products to market in "the least burdensome manner possible," the regulator said.
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But when researchers sorted diabetes cases based on the neighborhood characteristics, they found 7.9 percent developed diabetes in the highest deprivation areas, compared with just 5.8 percent in the least deprived communities.
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She sounded ebullient and not in the least need of a nap, despite being in the thick of promoting her upcoming book, Shrill: Notes From A Loud Woman, which debuts May 17.
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The U.S. government is required to hold children in the "least restrictive setting" possible, according to a 1997 precedent known as the Flores settlement, which the Trump administration has called to end.
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But he's not in the least defensive about his movie work, saying that he enjoys it, that he's learned a lot about storytelling from Mr. Spielberg, and that it pays the bills.
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That's certainly a real concern, I don't mean to diminish that in the least, but it's not going to do anything for misinformation or even purposeful disinformation that Facebook isn't already catching.
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That's certainly a real concern, I don't mean to diminish that in the least, but it's not going to do anything for misinformation or even purposeful disinformation that Facebook isn't already catching.
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The president has proposed that Congress get rid of a 83 legal settlement that requires these children be detained in the least restrictive setting and quickly released to a parent or guardian.
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A quick check on the websites of five major universities in Washington, D.C., reveals a wide disparity in the least and most expensive per-semester prices of a two-person dormitory room.
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If she does take home an Oscar, she will be the youngest person ever to become an EGOT winner and in the least time: it will have taken less than five years.
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Gayle King doesn't seem surprised in the least that R. Kelly's ex-girlfriend is now confessing she lied to the CBS anchor, but more importantly ... she wishes her well in her recovery.
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The House Freedom Caucus is always a tough sell on short-term bills and, as CNN's Lauren Fox has reported, are once again not in the least bit sold on another one.
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"We are not interested in such dialogue and negotiations in the least," the North's official news agency said, referring to the country by its official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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But he added that the uncertain external environment — not in the least due to potential trade protection policies in the U.S. and China's shift to a domestic-driven growth — continues to pose risks.
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It costs €54 ($61) to park for a week in the least expensive lot (furthest away from the airport terminals), or €55.80 ($63) to park in the same lot serviced by Stanley Robotics.
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But a long-standing 1997 court settlement mandates that children should be placed in the least restrictive setting possible while their claims are processed, which means most, but not all, children are released.
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In addition, the site also has exclusive stories and slideshows including the best and worst states to live in, the least and most expensive states, and the smartest states in 2016, among others.
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The study found that black patients who lived in the most segregated neighborhoods were 65 percent less likely to receive non–small cell lung cancer surgery than people in the least segregated areas.
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However, a long-standing 1997 court settlement mandates that kids should be placed in the least restrictive setting possible while their claims are processed, which means most but not all children are released.
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Instead, he takes his brother's advice to treat the place like a university of love, most literally, and gets Gretchen to teach him in the least fun way possible while he takes notes.
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"Manila fails to see that such an arbitration will only stir up more trouble in the South China Sea, which doesn't serve the interests of the concerned parties in the least," it said.
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Apple asked for full on-demand seasons of popular shows and approval for a cloud DVR that would let users skip commercials on first-run episodes, which wouldn't please advertisers in the least.
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His brief stint in the U.S. playing paintball, long boarding down the beaches of Cali, and soaking in bubble baths for the first time didn't seem to phase him in the least bit.
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Then, they used some really complicated calculations those of us who stopped studying math after high school do not recognize in the least, but check them out in the journal, if you're curious.
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That limit was established by the Flores settlement, a lawsuit over mistreatment of unaccompanied minors settled in 1997 that requires the government to keep children in custody in "the least restrictive conditions" possible.
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For example, among those who live in the least diverse neighborhoods, about 45 percent of white Democrats said they wished their communities were more racially mixed, compared with 12 percent of white Republicans.
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"Lacking in looks as well as personal charm, subject to frequent bouts of depression, I don't in the least correspond to what women are usually looking for in a man," the narrator confesses.
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Still, having the law was critical, especially in the Jim Crow South, where during the era of redlining, black families were forced to build their homes in the least desirable parts of town.
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But that's Wattam in a nutshell: a golden surprise able to find delight in the least expected places (which, metaphor aside, is not a cheeky way of calling it a piece of shit).
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In addition, the site also has exclusive stories and slideshows including the best and worst states to live in, the least and most expensive states, and the smartest states in 215, among others.
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During speeches about responsibility at Morehouse College or about lazy "Cousin Pookie" near election days, the timbre Obama employed was, in the least, never one he would use toward audiences in lilly-white Iowa.
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Given how bureaucracy and tech products usually don't mix well — by the time a device is approved for use, a better one is usually available — the F110 tablet surprisingly isn't outdated in the least.
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Humphries and her teammates, Cynthia Appiah, Genevieve Thibault and Melissa Lotholz, finished last in a 212.5-sled field in Lake Placid, N.Y., by a huge margin, but they were not disappointed in the least.
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" But she also decried the repression she faced, and lamented that she had to hide that side of herself from the public, writing that "consciously I am not in the least ashamed of homosexuality.
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I'm from Florida, yet it's the best I've ever tasted, itself a dichotomy in the least likely of places, hitting that profoundly American zenith between flavor and filler, brick and mortar, fluid and form.
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The researchers found that for moderately or highly active people, the risk of developing chronic low back pain was 14 percent and 16 percent, respectively, lower compared with people in the least-active category.
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"After two decades, refugees who had been assigned to the most deprived neighborhoods were 21 percent more likely to develop type 13 diabetes than those in the least deprived neighborhoods," White added by email.
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In the least surprising racing story of 2018, four-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon was elected to the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Wednesday in his first year of eligibility.
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What this edition—which was released on August 26 via Gould's own Koolarrow Records imprint—proves, however, is that Mosley was not a bad singer in the least, just a different kind of vocalist.
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The photographer who took the pictures, Andrew Parsons, disputed Mr. Lammy's characterization of the event as an act of vanity, and said he did not feel that the pictures were unusual in the least.
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Shot in the least picturesque parts of Paris and peopled with morbid eccentrics and grotesques, this picture, Zulawski's third feature and his first made in France, is in certain respects among his most restrained.
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While their deportation hearings, which can take years, are in process, the government is required to place them in the least restrictive environment available, usually with a parent or relatives or in foster care.
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In the least surprising move ever, Taco Bell is keeping its Doritos tradition alive with this fried flour tortilla shell stuffed with melted pepper jack cheese and wrapped around a nacho cheese Doritos Locos Taco.
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"Live in the least expensive apartment that you can, get roommates, house hack, buy a two-bedroom apartment and rent out the other room to keep your housing expenses as low as possible," he says.
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While Tyson wasn't baffled by Musk's brainteaser in the least, he admitted that those who aren't familiar with the geometry of a non-flat world, also known as non-Euclidean geometry, would likely be perplexed.
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As I plow through a series of weighted squats, I ponder how it is that she is pouring sweat and exerting more energy than all of us, yet doesn't look tired in the least bit.
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"In fact, the average income in 2014 of the poorest 10 per cent in the most economically free countries (US$11,471) dwarfed the overall average income in the least free countries (US$5,471)," it said.
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While the law says nothing about separating families, it does say that children travelling alone from countries other than Mexico and Canada must be released in the "least restrictive setting" -- namely a family or shelter.
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Thankfully, it's not the 16th century because let's face it, traveling from place to place back then was not fun in the least, especially traveling all that way just to find Doduo's everywhere you step.
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Because if one thing is clear about Star Trek: Discovery at this point, not only can we be sure that "Whatever can happen, will happen," it's clear it'll happen in the least subtle way possible.
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Data tell us that there's been reason in recent history to stay out of gold - or, in the least, sit on the sidelines - in the immediate aftermath of an FOMC statement during the Yellen era.
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This lack of response is not in the least bit surprising, as his letter assumes the accuracy of those other allegations, and clearly demonstrates that he does not consider those remarks to be anti-Semitic.
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Silicon Valley may be best known for billion-dollar valuations and soaring real-estate prices, but Smith's strategy is practically contrarian: He's investing in software and technology companies that aren't in the least bit flashy.
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The price of an M.R.I., for example, is 12 times higher in the most expensive markets than in the least expensive ones, and can vary by a factor of nine even within the same area.
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During the same period, abortions happened roughly as frequently in the most restrictive countries as they did in the least restrictive: 37 versus 34 abortions each year for every 1,20173 women aged 15 to 44.
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Criminals, terrorists, foreign adversaries and so on in the first place don't even need these files to obtain or create unregistered guns in the first place, nor would their being illegal deter them in the least.
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Having the AOA DISAGREE alert installed would "definitely" have helped, "not in the least for discussion with the mechanic and entry in the flight log as information for the mechanics", Leeham Co analyst Bjorn Fehrm said.
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It is worth noting that one knee from the double collar tie opened a cut on Andrade, but Hill was catching no breaks as the cut came in the least useful place possible, below Andrade's eye.
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These provisions can be negotiated out entirely, or in the least the difference between a franchisee committing fraud and events beyond the owner's direct control, like the spoilage example, can be successfully written into the agreement.
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It's not a portable speaker in the least — the Qb's dimensions stretch just over eight inches in each direction and it weighs over 12 pounds — but it's something that's designed to be shown off at home.
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Compared to black patients living in the least segregated areas, residents of the most segregated communities were at least 43 percent less likely to receive surgery for non-small cell lung cancer, the most common form.
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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ( IDEA ) requires that students with disabilities learn in the "least restrictive environment," a loose term that may mean different things depending on the race or the class of the student.
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But the cases that jump off these self-congratulatory pages are the ones concerning deaths of children, about which Di Maio is not in the least sentimental, but coolly analytic, which is somehow even more unsettling.
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The chapter also leaves room for countries to tackle hard-but-legitimate questions of data and personal privacy, as long they do so in the least trade-restricting way and treat domestic and foreign firms consistently.
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If no suitable guardian is found, HHS by law must then keep the child in the "least restrictive" shelter that is in the best interest of the child until they can be reunited with their parents.
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There are some advantages to using JavaScript, though, not in the least its popularity and ability to easily connect to third-party services, but also the simple fact that these functions can run on any platform.
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West Hollywood is perhaps the only city in the world where enjoying a bong-smoked tequila cocktail while eating fried cauliflower "nachos" in a strictly vegan Mexican restaurant would not be considered unusual in the least.
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The suit claims that the government is violating the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 363, which requires that unaccompanied minors be released from detention promptly and placed in the least restrictive setting appropriate.
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To settle a class-action lawsuit, the government agreed to release minors quickly to adult relatives or licensed childcare programs, or to put them in the "least restrictive" setting possible if other options were not available.
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Children would be put into protective custody with the Department of Health and Human Services, in the "least restrictive setting" until they can be taken into the care of a U.S. relative or state-sponsored guardian.
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Google Maps will soon be able to give you time and fare estimates on a variety of ride-sharing apps so your drunk ass can get home in the least amount of time for the best price.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — As a devotee of film and television pop culture, it did not surprise me in the least that my first two entries in Peter Wentz's crunchy and challenging puzzle were ALEX ROCCO and PALMOLIVE.
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We should all be subject to the same legal standard: Government can only substantially burden the free exercise of religion if it is acting to advance a compelling government interest pursued in the least restrictive way possible.
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Clinton's emails — which have, in turn, spurred dozens of news releases and fund-raising letters from Judicial Watch that hype the significance of these documents, while putting them in the least flattering light possible for Mrs. Clinton.
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Consider that, according to the Cato Institute, the poorest 10 percent of residents in the nations with the most economic freedom enjoy an average income that is double that of their counterparts in the least-free nations.
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We caught up with Botkins about how she became friends with Aileen, the bullying she endured, and how she was not in the least bit shocked when the police showed up at her door regarding Aileen's murders.
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I can recall a few dates that abruptly ended because they didn't understand the brilliance of properly-fried pakora made with 100-percent chickpea flour, or because they didn't find a vegan drumstick amusing in the least.
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Letter of Recommendation Viewed in the least charitable terms, academia is a small fraternity of ambitious backbiters engaged in the production of work so dense that only other members of the order can hope to understand it.
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He gets to do that in "Deadpool 2" to an extent; in "Infinity War," not so much, and in "Day of the Soldado," a movie that is Very Serious About Serious Intense Stuff, not in the least.
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But I liked the nihilism in Mr. von Trier's respective approximations of racism and slavery, even if he followed a European habit, especially in documentaries, of diagnosing America's ills in the least surprising and most patronizing way.
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"Much of the guidance around IDEA focused on critical clarifications of the regulations required to meet the needs of students with disabilities and provide them a free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment," Scott said.
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Administrators across the country who work with J-13 visa holders say the teachers must learn the federal requirement for inclusion, which requires that disabled children be taught alongside nondisabled peers, in the least restrictive environment possible.
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He found that Domestic migration across U.S. metropolitan areas is selective: in-migrants to expensive metros tend to have higher incomes and educational attainment than out-migrants, while the opposite is true in the least expensive metros.
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"Peter used M.I.T.'s most advanced computer — a mainframe about the size of a passenger elevator — to calculate the most efficient route to ride the entire subway system in the least amount of time," Mr. Miscione said.
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It also mandates that they are turned over to Health and Human Services and placed in "the least restrictive setting that is in the best interests of the child and to explore reuniting those children with family members".
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"A proposed exemption of this kind would allow other, similar tests to enter the market as quickly as possible and in the least burdensome way, after a one-time FDA review," the agency wrote in a press release.
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And when you have a husband who's standing by you who is so strong and so unflappable it really gives me a lot of strength, and I have to honestly say it didn't impact me in the least.
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Rihanna showed up in the least Rihanna dress, ever; Ashley Olsen wore a minidress (and NOT an oversized coat and shades); Miley Cyrus did that whole silk camisole-over-jeans look you used to rock in middle school.
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It matters not in the least to those who believe this country is not worth defending that honorable service members were gravely wounded in the stop-everything-else search for Bergdahl that paralyzed our war effort in Afghanistan.
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He also noted that only a few years ago, getting started with a course like this would have been rather cumbersome, not in the least because you need relatively powerful hardware with a dedicated GPU to work productively.
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Probably not (though it wouldn't surprise us in the least if the name had already come up in some marketing meeting at Chevrolet), but someone is going to have to introduce a $30,000 sporty EV at some point.
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"Brexit is approaching some conclusion; in the least, this should weaken the dollar against both the sterling and the euro and perhaps give gold a bit of a lift," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir wrote in a note.
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"I think it is crucial that we talk to the United States, not in the least because we both face challenges from China — a country that is not exactly known for respecting the rules around trade," Schaake said.
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"This dramatic urbanization, which has occurred more rapidly in the least-developed parts of the world, will aggravate the impacts of extreme weather events and increase the risk of heat-related fatalities in the future," the report noted.
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Appropriately enough for a virtual reality showcase, VR Zone is located in the least natural part of Tokyo — the artificial island of Odaiba, which plays host to shopping malls, a ferris wheel, and a fake Statue of Liberty.
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For one weekend every year, New Zealand's Hibiscus Coast becomes a stomping ground for diehard female motorheads from all over the country, who show up to show off their wheels—in the least competitive, most joyous way possible.
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Notre Dame (14-253, 5-3) entered the game ranked seventh in the country and leading the ACC with a 49.9 percent shooting percentage, and it led the nation in the least amount of turnovers per game (9.2).
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So it was not in the least surprising that Pence was back to praising Trump after the debate, or that right-wing commentators were trying to help the nominee repair whatever damage that 2005 video may have caused.
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But those from other nations cannot be quickly returned; they must be transferred within 72 hours to the Office of Refugee Resettlement at the Department of Health and Human Services, and placed in the least restrictive setting possible.
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"I am not an Englishman, but I have a feeling it was a mistake to vote to leave, but it doesn't destroy my appetite in the least for making a very large acquisition in the U.K.," he said.
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"It appears that the university will do anything to save its football team, but doesn't seem to mind in the least about killing off another arts/humanities program," said Mr. Pollock, who completed the writing program in 2009.
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Aside from limiting the length of time that the government can keep immigrant children in custody, it mandates that kids be kept in the least restrictive setting possible, and that they receive food, water and other basic services.
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Having its most popular networks in the least expensive cable bundle on Spectrum means more audience and revenue for Viacom, which like its peers, is struggling to keep viewers as people increasingly watch shows on smartphones and tablets.
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It's her job to always come up with creative new ways to style their strands (which she does!), and for our new video series Life-Changing Tips, she reveals she sometimes find inspiration in the least likely of places.
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His accident coincided with the global financial crisis, which inflicted a desperate kind of chaos all over the world, not in the least in a post-Soviet Georgia, which had initially forced him to migrate to look for work.
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That's because Vizio has settled a $17 million lawsuit for allegedly spying on what you've been watching — and it's telling you how to get your money by controlling your TV, because that isn't ironic or creepy in the least.
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It has the same overall design (it's noticeably thicker when it's off of a wrist, but I didn't find it uncomfortable to wear in the least), complete with metal finish, vibrant display, and the intuitive and fun rotating bezel.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Polls heading into the Nevada Democratic caucuses showed the two contenders neck-and-neck, so Hillary Clinton can thank the late deciders -- people who made up their minds in the least few days -- for the victory.
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If his goals required cozying up to autocrats believed to have blood on their hands, like Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia or President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, that did not bother him in the least.
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Cher Tan, 30, Adelaide, Australia I do not find the prospect of caring for something (or someone) that will be dependent on me emotionally, physically, financially and intellectually for at least 18 years of my life appealing in the least bit.
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You'd have no idea that legions of government lawyers and economists might have spent a decade listening to, and negotiating with, state officials, industry groups and environmental advocates on an equitable formula for reducing pollution in the least costly way.
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Sacha Baron Cohen scorches the Earth (2009) "The recession is affecting everyone, even celebrities," Cohen said as he presented in 2009, preparing to give Ricky Gervais a run for his most-people-offended-in-the-least-amount-of-time money.
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The new dad, 41, dished to PEOPLE in a Facebook Live chat Tuesday that while his 7-week-old son Asahd is no exception to the rule when it comes to all-nighters, it hasn't fazed him in the least.
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They can use the money to send their children to a private school — assuming they can afford it — but they can no longer demand the rights and legal protections established by IDEA: free education in the least-segregated environment possible.
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Somewhere in the space between their good intentions and mine, we meet, and even though everything seems to happen at the last minute, in the least well-thought-out way, and the work is invariably strange, I enjoy these odd jobs.
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It is important to note that although the ECB announced a quasi-tapering of assets to 60 billion euros per month from 1.773 billion euros per month beginning in March of 2016, it was not a genuine tapering in the least.
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It is being waged by soldiers who answer to separate chains of command and don't speak the same languages as one another, or as their enemies, or as the civilians, in the least developed and least educated region on earth.
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" She said, "I am very inclusive with everybody" and "that's why I live on a farm with all kinds of animals and try to impact the earth in the least possible way and try to live a peaceful, happy, loving life.
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There is absolutely no reason Lopez-Sanchez should have been in the United States, not even under President Obama's lax immigration enforcement scheme which is supposed to, in the least, prioritize the removal of illegal aliens with a felony record.
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The European Union is doing all it can to ensure checks on goods moving across Northern Ireland's borders would be made "in the least intrusive way possible", for example on ferries, at ports or in factories of origin, he said.
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They compared risk of death with the amount of plant life and vegetation near the women's homes and found that women living in the greenest areas had a 12% lower death rate than women living in the least green areas.
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Democrats cannot effectively rail against Republicans for electing a puerile reality television star to the presidency in 2016 when the blue wave of 2018 resulted in the least politically experienced freshman class in the history of the House of Representatives.
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"But given the abundance of meetings and contacts between Trump associates and Russians before, during, and after the election, Montoya said "it would not surprise me in the least if the Russians had at least one asset in Trump's inner circle.
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In the 2008 election, Enos found that with a black Democratic nominee, white voters in the most-segregated counties were between five and six percentage points less likely to vote for Obama than white voters in the least-segregated counties.
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"I'm not worried in the least that Ohtani's departure will in any way lower the level of play in Japan," said Ted Heid, an executive in the Seattle Mariners' Pacific Rim operations, who has been scouting Japanese players for more than two decades.
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While his use of the term "homeless" may seem in the least dramatic — if not insensitive — think a recent college grad living in a girlfriend or boyfriend's home, or on a friend's couch, with access to the internet and no day job.
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What the House bill does is get rid of the extra legal protections that children and families have in immigration detention: a requirement that children be kept in the "least restrictive" conditions possible, and that they not be detained any longer than necessary.
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Employees have right to instruct the trustee on how to vote on assets of a business, but don't always have the authority to instruct the trustee on sale of stock, though in the least the ESOP would be benefiting from the sale price.
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Combined, a 90% mix of stocks and 10% bonds purchased through Vanguard would result in annual fees of just 0.055% of the account balance, amounting to $55 per year on a $100,000 investment, if invested in the least expensive variant of the funds.
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Dropping the embargo is the right thing to do, and the US has a long history of doing bad things in Latin America and Cuba, but none of that should in the least bit forgive the Castro regime's atrocious record on human rights.
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As well established in international law, the decision to detain should be made on an individual, case-by-case basis and detention should occur only when necessary, and in the least restrictive setting possible, to prevent flight or danger to the community.
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On Friday, US District Judge George Daniels ruled in Showtime's favor, canceling Shull's lawsuit because the court found the show and the book "do not seem to resemble each other in the least," Daniels wrote in his decision, which was published by THR.
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"He is the one staff person who is both loyal to Bernie Sanders and clearly not intimidated by him in the least," said Luke Albee, a former chief of staff to the Democratic Senators Patrick Leahy of Vermont and Mark Warner of Virginia.
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The gap between those who are able to go online and those who can't continues to shrink globally, thanks to the boost from smartphones and wireless networks and an effort to bring down the cost of services in the least developed markets.
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After Hannity sent out a tweet saying his " heart is not troubled in the least" by a report that Fox News staffers are "embarrassed" by his crusade, Del Rio defended Hannity for what the coach described as asking "legitimate questions" ( via Deadspin).
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It's easy to draw parallels between that show and Vice Principals—between their basic story arcs, their main characters' delusions and foul mouths, and the relish with which McBride drapes both Kenny and Neil's tubby frames in the least flattering clothes possible.
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Carbon dioxide emissions from coal must decline by around 3 percent a year to 2025, led by the retirement in the least efficient technologies and a decline in coal generation not equipped with carbon capture and storage after 2020, the IEA said.
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That lopsided result will be a lifelong keepsake for Kerkhove and Schuurs, a first-time doubles team, but Serena Williams, who had not played a tour-level match since winning the Australian Open in January 20203, did not sound demoralized in the least.
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Jamaica has been promoting celebrity and Hollywood, like the seaside villa "GoldenEye," onetime retreat of the James Bond creator Ian Fleming and now a resort where one night in the least expensive cottage can set you back $1,400 in the high season.
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Banks engaging in the least amount of trading would have the easiest set of requirements to fulfill under the rule, a change that dovetails with Congress's recent move to exempt the smallest banks from having to comply with the Volcker Rule at all.
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Dismisses concerns about Mueller report Pence also said the White House was "not concerned at all, not in the least" that there could be politically damaging information in special counsel Robert Mueller's report that Barr has promised to release in the coming days.
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"But in the event their number falls short of what the market's expecting, or turns out to be a draw like the API's, then in the least we can expect higher prices for oil despite the oversupplied situation we are in," Kilduff said.
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"There is no consent in the least for violence in the public arena, but the motivation of (the attackers) is clear: They do not agree for their territory to be infected with leftist ideology that aims to demoralize children and weaken families," the story read.
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Immigrant advocacy groups say that because there isn't enough space in family shelters to house all the father-led families, ICE has been forced to release hundreds each week under a US court decision that says children must be held in the least restrictive environment.
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Immigration advocates say that because there isn't enough space in family shelters to house all the father-led families, ICE has been forced to release hundreds each week under a US court decision that says children must be held in the least restrictive environment.
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He also noted that in the rising interest-rate environment, money market accounts now look much more attractive with yields pushing above 2 percent and, in the least, chip away at money that would otherwise go into bonds that are yielding only slightly higher.
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Gregory Blondeau, founder and CEO of Proxyclick, stresses that the company believes that paper logbooks, which are still in use in many companies, are simply not an acceptable solution anymore, not in the least because that record is often permanent and visible to other visitors.
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In Mr. Enos's earlier work, he found that white voters in the most segregated counties nationally were five to six percentage points less likely to vote for Barack Obama in 2008 than white voters in the least segregated places, with a similar effect within states.
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This speaks to legal technicalities in RFRAs: They broadly protect people's religious rights as long as the government doesn't prove it has a compelling interest to interfere with those rights and the government doesn't prove it's interfering with those rights in the least restrictive means possible.
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Vox's Dara Lind explained that the Flores settlement requires the federal government to place children with a close relative or family friend "without unnecessary delay," rather than keeping them in custody; and to keep immigrant children who are in custody in the "least restrictive conditions" possible.
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In the South, where more people live outside big cities, crash death rates ranged from 6.8 fatalities for every 100,000 people in the most urban areas to 29.2 deaths for every 100,2 people in the least urban areas, with less than 2,500 residents in urban communities.
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That same person, if they sought to sign up under the Republican plan for coverage after year-long lapse, would owe $1,006 in penalties if they enrolled in the least expensive form of insurance, and $1,169 in penalties if they purchased the second-cheapest type of coverage.
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From 73-07 to 2015-16, the number of premature deaths decreased faster in the most-deprived tenth of local authorities than in the least-deprived tenth, according to estimates published by the Lancet and the Global Burden of Disease Study, based at the University of Washington.
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"If there is capacity in ORR licensed placement, then the use of influx facilities would be a violation of the Flores settlement agreement," said Holly Cooper, one of the lead attorneys on the case, which requires the government to place children in the least restrictive setting possible.
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Immigration advocates say that because there isn't enough space in family shelters to house all the father-led families, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been forced to release hundreds each week under a US court decision that says children must be held in the least restrictive environment.
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The way Ally plans to create the change she hopes to see in the world doesn't sound very different from Kai's original scheme, although the senator's worldview is obviously not in the least bit as misogynistic or authoritarian as the felled woman-hating cult leader's dreams.
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Under the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2013, unaccompanied immigrant children in ORR custody after turning 18 are supposed to be placed in the "least restrictive setting available" after taking into account whether they oppose a danger to themselves or others or might try to flee.
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That MSNBC host Joy Reid is far from the first person to blame hackers for things going awry online.. And in the least surprising development of the week, the House Intelligence Committee's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election was more than a little half-baked.
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As the net number of hedge fund closures looks set to rank as the worst since 2008, performance data showed event-driven – particularly distressed debt houses – and relative value strategies posted the best year-to-date returns while macro funds turn in the least impressive results.
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Marvel's desire to maintain complete control of its narrative and how it's disseminated has also manifested in other ways, like in how so few of its films have a distinctive visual palette, often seeming as if they've been filmed in the least visually interesting locations imaginable.
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In the least surprising news of the day, Donald Trump—who himself has been accused of sexual misconduct by many different women—dismissed Deborah Ramirez's sexual misconduct accusation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh because she was "totally inebriated and all messed up" during the alleged assault.
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Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Attorney General Jeff Sessions does not seem in the least bothered by Donald Trump casually telling America's paper of record he wouldn't have chosen the Alabama lawman for the job had he known Sessions would recuse himself from the Russia probe.
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Because under the administration's current policies and practices children will stay locked up for extended periods of time, our government is in violation of the Flores Settlement Agreement, which requires that children be held in the least restrictive setting possible and no longer than 20 days.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — It did not take long in the least, and as soon as Serena Williams had thrashed Elena Vesnina, 6-26, 24-26, in well under an hour, it was clear that the Wimbledon final on Saturday was going to be a rematch.
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Mulvaney announced on Thursday that Trump had reversed his initial decision to host the event at his Doral resort, a move that was criticized by lawmakers in both parties who said it would make it appear, in the least, that the president was profiting from the event.
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"Generally I think we will see sooner or later a correction — hopefully it will be like a 5, 20163, 15 percent correction, another very large one, but I think that will happen sometime in 2018," Hodler said, sounding not in the least perplexed at the prospect.
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Barclays' support is something of a coup for Circle - banks are increasingly investing in blockchain technology, but have tended to shy away from any firm that is in the least involved in bitcoin because of the web-based digital currency's links to the dark web and illicit online activity.
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Immigration advocates say that because there isn't enough space in family shelters to house all of these father-led families, ICE has been forced to release hundreds of them each week to abide by a US court ruling that stated children must be held in the least restrictive environment.
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The idea of basic income — in which the government gives all citizens a small monthly stipend — has grown popular in tech circles, not in the least because it's seen as a possible solution to the looming problem of robots, artificial intelligence, and automation taking jobs away from human workers.
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In addition to hitting myself a few times with an ice cube because I was frantically trying to get to 25 in the least amount of time possible, I also let out a few screams and "Dear God, why?!" yells that brought my husband running into the bathroom.
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Others in his working group, like Cotton, have called for Congress to overrule the Flores settlement, a court ruling that puts strict limitations on how the government can detain children, requiring that kids be released "without unnecessary delay" and that they are kept in the "least restrictive" conditions possible.
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We thus know first-hand how hard it is to get consensus on how to identify in a clear way the foreign investments and technology transfers of national security concern that warrant control in the least burdensome way possible so as not to do more harm than good.
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But I am equally open to the possibility that unraveling all of these big systems at once — health, energy, geopolitics — without a clear plan or a capable team will set in motion chain reactions, some of them long term, that Trump has not thought through in the least.
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A recent study by Zillow found that the incidence of homelessness is growing faster in the least affordable rental housing markets, including New York, San Francisco and Washington, DC. This is an enormously complicated challenge, with many deeply entrenched problems that demand creative and bold solutions at every level.
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The Flores settlement, a court order that's been in place for decades, requires that immigrant children in custody be placed with a close family or friend "without unnecessary delay," and if there isn't a family or friend, children have to be kept in the "least restrictive" form of custody possible.
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"Much of the guidance around [the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act] focused on critical clarifications of the regulations required to meet the needs of students with disabilities and provide them a free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment," Representative Robert C. Scott (D-VA) said in a statement.
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Though cannabis is still illegal at the national level, Epidiolex is now in the least restrictive category of drug regulation, Schedule V. The move is a good news for pharmaceutical companies that want to develop their own cannabis-based drugs, but it won't mean much for other cannabis "wellness" products.
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The Hebrew Bible teaches special concern for the widow, orphan, alien, and stranger (Exodus 22:21-24), and Jesus teaches us to see in the least of these his very own self ("As you did it to the least of these, you did it to me" — Matthew 25:31-46).
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Globally, women use the internet 12 percent less than men, with the gap widening to 32 percent in the least developed countries, due to a wide range of reasons that relate to social norms and women's place in society including income, perceptions about technical aptitude and concerns around privacy and safety.
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Under the terms of US law — and especially the 1997 Flores settlement, which governs the treatment of children in immigration custody — immigration agents are obligated to get unaccompanied children out of immigration detention as quickly as possible, and to keep them in the least restrictive conditions possible while they're there.
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Even while his spending was fairly well-documented across time (as were his apparent conflicts of interest), he was humiliated for enriching himself, then ultimately kicked out of the corner office before the company, in the least surprising turn of events in recent weeks, today yanked its S-1 registration.
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Putting on a nice dress, dancing with my husband, and mindlessly picking bacon-wrapped scallops off a tray as I clink glasses with other adults sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday night — and a scenario that would not be improved upon in the least if children were introduced into it.
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Nearly four billion people in the world are cut off from the internet, including 60 percent of the population in developing countries and 85 percent in the least developed countries, according to a 2016 report from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN agency responsible for issues relating to information and communication technologies.
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But our legislators, in thrall to the National Rifle Association, do almost nothing to keep guns away from people who shouldn't have them, or to keep the most dangerous weapons — those meant to inflict the greatest damage to the most people in the least amount of time — out of the hands of civilians.
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"This regulation is inconsistent with one of the primary goals of the Flores Agreement, which is to instate a general policy favoring release and expeditiously place minors 'in the least restrictive setting appropriate to the minor's age and special needs,'" U.S. District Court Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles wrote in her ruling.
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Rossman said there are only two credit card user categories an individual ever wants to be in: the group of people who make their effective interest rate zero by paying their balance in full every month, or in the least, being eligible for a balance transfer offer that will convert their rate to zero.
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He was brought up under discipline, from the need to arrive on time at family dinner (his dinner jacket, stiff shirt and collar already laid out by the footman), to organising his work at Eton (where he was dim at everything, but not in the least unhappy), to endless drills in the Grenadier Guards.
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But what was not expected in the least is that the Apple Watch — the device that you bought six months ago and is now sitting in your night stand — would be considered a bigger name in luxury watchmaking than the legendary watch brand that adorns the wrists of people with taste across the globe.
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If our goal is not a better system of mass criminalization, but instead the creation of safe, caring, thriving communities, then we ought to be heavily investing in quality schools, job creation, drug treatment and mental health care in the least advantaged communities rather than pouring billions into their high-tech management and control.
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Improving access to women-specific programming matters for many reasons, not in the least because opening up in group therapy sessions with men who may have dismissed women's service or even been perpetrators of harassment or assault can be difficult if not impossible, so many women opt out of co-ed programming and therapy altogether.
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If you're undecided, then let me put it this way: Brigsby Bear is highly original and not in the least derivative, but it still recalls a handful of other movies: Lars and the Real Girl, Be Kind Rewind, Being There, The Truman Show, and just a dusting of Room, with a side of Teddy Ruxpin.
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BUFFETT: well they do ok but they're not accelerating no the economy is not but it's not getting worse and I don't want to give that impression in the least and as you pointed out the consumer is in better shape than before the world is not falling apart but were not seeing a lot of buoyancy either.
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The taking down of the A.D.A. also prompted the return of Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards), who had been absent for most of the episode after Olicity broke up, and, finally, we found out that despite the objections of Diggle (David Ramsey), his brother, Andy (Eugene Byrd), was indeed working with Darhk and not reformed in the least.
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As Vox's Dara Lind and Dylan Scott recently noted, the agreement was the result of a legal battle over the treatment of migrant children in the 1980s, and its terms require federal officials to keep those children in the "least restrictive setting" possible for as little time as possible with adequate access to food, water, and medical care.
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It said the court had to decide two questions: Whether the procedure that Amber required fell within the definition of related service: "required to assist a handicapped child to benefit from special education" in the least restrictive environment; and whether it was excluded as a medical service, which schools must provide only for diagnosis or evaluation by a physician.
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In the lawsuit filed Monday, NIJC argues that, according to the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2013, when unaccompanied immigrant children in custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement turn 18, ICE is required to place the immigrant in the "least restrictive setting available" after taking into account the immigrant's well-being and risk of flight.
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EDT Updated to include Trump's statement at White House opioid event As authorities investigated explosive devices sent to the home of Hillary Clinton, the office of Barack Obama, and the building that houses CNN's New York office, President Donald Trump incurred the wrath of Twitter for putting in the least possible effort condemning the threats by quote-tweeting Vice President Pence.
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While there is a discrepancy between the BSFIT high-end estimate ($11.5 million/mile) and earlier GAO estimate ($16.6 million/mile), Rosenblum said that, in the least, the higher numbers from both agencies are more relevant to the sections of border fencing still to be built than the GAO estimate for the initial sections at between $2.8 million and $3.9 million.
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"I'm not an Englishman, but I have a feeling it was a mistake to vote to leave … but it doesn't destroy my appetite in the least for making a very large acquisition in the U.K." While the vote of confidence might be good news for the U.K.'s embattled politicians, the strategists at UBS also urged U.K. investors to expand their portfolios internationally.
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Yet it now sounds like the last blast of the trumpets of a defeated army: Russia, hardened by life in a tough geopolitical neighborhood, did invade Ukraine, on the pretext – not, in President Vladimir Putin's mind in the least "'trumped up"' – that it is inseparably bound to Russia, while Putin and most Russians believe Crimea, annexed in 2014, has always been Russian.
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The Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) compared 2628 of the leading models for projecting food demand and found: Economic growth matters The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 28500 (SDG6900) lays out specific targets for the economic growth required to end poverty and hunger: In the least-developed countries, this must reach at least 2628 percent annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
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According to a summary from the Congressional Research Service, the order also required those minors who would be kept in federal custody be placed in the least restrictive conditions possible and be provided with some basic necessities, like food and water, access to medical treatment, access to running water, and that they be separated from adults to whom they had no relation.
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You can't chalk this up to her newly revealed Game of Thrones fandom, nor to the more pertinent fact that she has so much antic energy that you could easily imagine this woman crossing the finish line at the Boston Marathon and then, without being winded in the least, rolling out a brilliantly devious new plan for defanging the plutocrats of Silicon Valley.
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Declaring that "the time of staying in my comfort zone is over," Mr. Levit, 30, did something that would not be in the least unusual at many kinds of concerts, but is still quite rare in classical music: He spoke directly to his audience, brought up the world outside the concert hall, and unhesitatingly took sides in a political controversy.
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The bill seeks to correct this by amending the INA to require that any travel ban be temporary, based on credible evidence, subject to congressional oversight, and be created only in response to specific actions foreign entities have taken to threaten the US. The bill also states that a ban must also advance a compelling government interest in the least restrictive way possible.
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But heavy train traffic and delays led to a rerouting; instead of Soweto we passed by a different side of Jo'burg, often going quite slowly, sometimes creeping alongside the great city's not-in-the-least-bit luxurious commuter trains with their open windows and open doors, packed with dark-skinned workers who stared at our train and us, sealed inside it.
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Actually, the kind of electrical interaction between comets and the solar EM/plasma field seems not in the least "controversial" -- just straight forward, well established physics of the kind that Birkeland was writing about over one hundred years ago Comets: Kristian Birkeland's theory - (The Plasma Universe Wikipedia-like Encyclopedia) -- but this approach to thinking about comets never became "popular" or part of mainstream science.
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Under the terms of what became known as the Flores agreement, migrant children in government custody must be held in the least restrictive setting appropriate to their age and special needs, such facilities must be licensed by an appropriate state government agency and adhere to basic safety and welfare standards, and the government must continuously work to release such children to an appropriate sponsor without unnecessary delay.
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With guests agreeing at the outset to "practice consent and ask before touching people or things" — this is in the contract written on a wooden pillar that each person signs with a candy-colored thumbprint — it felt like a safe space in the least rigid sense of the term: a place where the agenda was the joyous freedom to be yourself, whatever pronouns you use.
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The bride explains how she still gets to put the money towards exactly what she wants, such as As weddings trend toward the personal and un-fussy (why not ditch the cake for a "cookie bar" or, hey, wear Crocs down the aisle if that's your thing), elopements seem ever more common, not in the least because they can be a way to get married without going into debt.
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But then he continues, adding melody and alighting upon a rhyme that encourages us to hear the music in what came before: Ubiquitous and often heard As a substitute for someone's Christian name And I think yeah the word is ugly—all the same Ugly got a case to make His brief on behalf of ugliness is belied, naturally, by music that fails to be ugly in the least.
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This wasn't a one-off — Facebook has grown by over 150 million users year on year for the past four years at least, and growth has actually accelerated recently: Predictably, the strongest growth has been in the least mature markets — Asia and Facebook's "Rest of World" geographic segments led the charge, with more than 75 million new users each over the past year, while North America and Europe added fewer users (but still grew decently).
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YouTuber&aposs Tiny GameCube Is a Heartbreaking Look at What Could Have BeenUnlike the low-effort PlayStation Classic, the NES Classic and SNES Classic are among the best…Read more ReadNow compare that to the 1TB of storage you get on an Xbox One X or S or the 500GB of base storage you get in the least expensive PS4, and it's easy to see why the next Switch needs a storage bump.
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A protestor called senior policy adviser Stephen Miller a fascist in a different Mexican establishment in D.C. And Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the press secretary with creative interpretations of the truth, was asked to leave the Red Hen, a farm-to-table restaurant in Lexington, VA. These minor skirmishes — none of which were in the least bit violent — have sparked a conversation about "civility," in which even top Democrats like Nancy Pelosi have told Trump's detractors to pipe down.
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It's a bizarre and haunting adventure I don't want spoil in the least here, but imagine something between Akira, The Twilight Zone, and E.T. It's about three hours-worth of game that Playdead spent six years developing, and the effort it took into perfecting it really shows: in some of the best animation you'll see in a video game, in its brilliantly paced puzzled progression, and the visual composition of scenes that make it so memorable. .
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I have seen pictures and read letters and heard them talk about their time together and heard other people talk about it, but the truth is you can never know much about other people's lives, least of all your parents', especially if your parents have made a point of turning their lives into stories that they then go on to tell with a God-given ability for not caring in the least about what's true and what's not.
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Robert Abrams "testified convincingly that these letters were from private citizens, not members of the military, that they were split nearly evenly in their opinions about what should be done, that he destroyed them because he found them irrelevant and because he applied a precaution in his office to shred and burn all discarded paper to prevent potential leakage of classified information, and that nothing about anything that was written any of those letters affected his decision in the least," Army Col.
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" In a long assessment of Mr. Taylor's work — one of the first — from "Four Lives in the Bebop Business," a collection of essays on jazz musicians published in 1966, the poet and critic A. B. Spellman wrote: "There is only one musician who has, by general agreement even among those who have disliked his music, been able to incorporate all that he wants to take from classical and modern Western composition into his own distinctly individual kind of blues without in the least compromising those blues, and that is Cecil Taylor, a kind of Bartok in reverse.
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One story included the following narrative of a wrestler: The Water Ju Ju told the king's son, who had become very strong, and was very like to his father in appearance, that he should go and wrestle, and that no one would be able to stand up before him.... On the day of the match the Water Ju Ju told the king's son that he need not be in the least afraid, and that his Ju Ju was so powerful, that even the strongest and best wrestlers in the country would not be able to stand up against him for even a few minutes.
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