Since Department of Energy labs file their patents individually, that allowed them to be ranked individually.
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"I think our guys individually know, individually, that they have to bring it," George told reporters.
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"Tiger is individually liable in this action because he individually participated in the serving of alcohol to Immesberger," the suit states.
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Amazon said its FBA service saved businesses time "as they will no longer need to individually purchase shipping materials, individually pack orders, and make multiple trips to the post office".
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" "Explore your sexuality, both as a couple and individually.
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ICOs ... you got to look at every one individually.
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Sign o' the Times doesn't perform that kind of exemplary genre summary — or rather, the album doesn't as a whole, because it's what each song taken individually, each genre taken individually, does.
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Individually, each of those components can change substantially over time.
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This energy inspires us to work individually and as collaborators.
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Each bomb is individually wrapped and labeled depending on scent.
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In others we want to know more about them individually.
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Now available as a set or can be purchased individually.
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Individually the elegies are distinct, their nuances reflecting disparate customs.
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I suggest we individually examine their most valuable assets: themselves.
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Publishers will have to enable support for this feature individually.
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Health and fitness factor into activism both individually and collectively.
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Individually wrapped items, like cupcakes, are common in the stores.
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Each game can be individually purchased as they become available.
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The only way to know is to test each individually.
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The president praised them as warriors before introducing them individually.
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Individually, few if any of the protesters posed a danger.
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"Individually snowflakes are exquisite; together they are superpowers," she wrote.
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Do we create rules individually based on how we feel?
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Individually, they are Hollywood powerhouses — but together, they're downright unbelievable.
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They're very different people, and I love them both individually.
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Everything is available individually, just not in the same space.
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But it's harder to muster outrage about each one individually.
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On Twitter, Musk said each flamethrower will be individually numbered.
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They are less likely to speak freely and act individually.
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I can't do it individually, but I thank you all.
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It's not that, individually, each of these things is new.
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Consult with employees individually to learn how they work best.
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Green thought the Warriors tried to do too much individually.
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Female golfers can only play individually during the girls' season.
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She took responsibility, financially and individually, for her own skating.
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All NATO members had already individually joined the coalition however.
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Instead, investors will be individually invited to tender their shares.
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He has not individually made any contributions to Trump's campaign.
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If I could thank the fans individually, I'd do it.
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They sometimes do it individually, but people often don't notice.
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Compared to Airbnb, the startup is curating each property individually.
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Being from nature they are individually unique and extraordinarily beautiful.
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Each box, says the company, contained 15,120 individually wrapped condoms.
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You all individually came and checked on me numerous times.
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Opaque charges such as transaction costs can be small individually.
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You can contact each company individually or go to annualcreditreport.com.
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Wait, there's more: Each bean must then be peeled individually.
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Products arrive wrapped on platters and are also individually wrapped.
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We've got to come out collectively, it's not anybody individually.
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Consumers are instead restricted to resolving disputes individually, in arbitration.
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Each speaker is individually added to the Alexa smartphone app.
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In short, we need to step up individually and collectively.
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Some are individually owned, while others are part of resorts.
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Students can interview a partner or take the survey individually.
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Individually, they appear to have expert but often overlapping qualifications.
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Until now, Lun Lun had been brought each baby individually.
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Viewing the work occurs only individually and consecutively, not simultaneously.
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How about 362 grams of individually wrapped Turkish opium chocolates?
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You could appeal to a lot of people not individually.
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Instead, each book is individually evaluated to assess potential threats.
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But I think it's best to avoid criticizing judges individually.
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We just don't know until we do each one individually.
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"Guys want to individually do their own thing," he added.
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They're thinking individually It's also not just a generational problem.
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Also, the pastries were individually wrapped and not potentially hazardous.
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Individually, not one of these choices qualifies as a disaster.
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He went on to work with several of them individually.
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Then we all went into our projects and engaged individually.
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People are still good at acting individually to tackle problems.
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Someday, perhaps, skaters will be individually engineered into skating machines.
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You're free to enable each of these experimental features individually.
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The NDP is addressing issues as they come up individually.
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Solving that problem, individually or collectively, means confronting certain obstacles.
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But considered individually, the cuts on some units seem precipitous.
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We don't cooperate only to get things we want individually.
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Rooms in the building will not be rented out individually.
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It's really something that we have to think about individually.
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"People individually should very much express their views," he said.
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He looked around the table, addressing each of us individually.
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Buildings, like people, deserve to be regarded and judged individually.
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Taboola had individually passed a $1 billion valuation years ago.
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And in some cases, teachers involved have been prosecuted individually.
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Tech's villains continue to be awful, both individually and collectively.
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Let's look at the unfolding disaster of each group individually.
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He speaks individually to Adam, Eve, Cain, Noah, and Abraham.
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Individually, those of us grieving can't spite Amazon's bottom line.
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Individually, cats and snow are already very strong internet fodder.
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But if we prepare individually, we will certainly fail collectively.
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In some cases, LAX's official accounts responded individually to misinformation.
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The core challenge is that individual countries behave, well, individually.
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At Dipsea, professional voice actors are recorded individually for stories.
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A doctor can help sort out how it applies individually.
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Individually, there's nothing strikingly original in most of these scenes.
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The income limits would be $500,000 jointly or $250,000 individually.
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I wish nothing more than to apologize to everyone individually.
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States could also individually up their licensing requirements for police.
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The switch to covering millions of people individually is unprecedented.
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It has a social basis, however individually talented you are.
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You can edit each photo individually, or filter everything at once.
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On average, Americans individually generate 4.4 pounds of waste per day.
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Individually each story is damning, but the collective result is chilling.
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That test evaluates banks' individually tailored plans for surviving a crisis.
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But some wasps recognize each other individually through distinct facial features.
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In fact, she was representing the university, not the men individually.
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That's hundreds of thousands of flowers needing to be individually handled.
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Rather than having to swim around and kill them each individually.
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But you, individually, can also take actions that reduce chicken suffering.
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The school contacted parents of students who rode the bus individually.
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All of the routers will be offered individually and in bundles.
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For the moment, both men are continuing to lobby voters individually.
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He met with professors individually and came to value critical thinking.
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But I think it is best to avoid criticizing judges individually.
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Each joint is 3D-printed and five are individually controlled motors.
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They could each promote themselves individually, making the voice less anonymous.
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It picked up each plate individually by use of air suction.
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And three of its tracks individually crossed the 103-million mark.
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The settlement charged Musk individually, another priority for Clayton's enforcement actions.
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CNC drilling each hole individually would take an extremely long time.
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Individually, the bots aren't intelligent; they don't make decisions for themselves.
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But they are all available to buy individually through HP's webstore.
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He later met individually with the founders of Village's portfolio companies.
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Prior, the WWF, for example, has worked with other organizations individually.
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Over 6,000 individually screen-printed tiles adorn the floors and walls.
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Just log in, go to My Activity, and remove items individually.
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Criticize Sanchez's ugly techniques and execution individually, but together they're timeless.
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They both flake, individually, when I'm already at the burger joint.
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With 2199.99 million individually lit pixels, you get stellar picture quality.
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Some were laid out individually, others in pairs, or even groups.
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There's all of the skin, there's two hundred thirty muscles individually.
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They encourage people to enroll in groups as opposed to individually.
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They require that all extra channels be offered individually by December.
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This story holds a mirror up to ourselves, individually and collectively.
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We will acquire skills individually to be ready for Tokyo 2020.
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He compiled over 50 scenes individually, then transitioned between them sequentially.
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I wish I could thank and hug each of you individually.
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But you also can't sidle up to every space rock individually.
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McConnell said it's "best to avoid criticizing judges individually," and Sen.
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To speak, he had to form each syllable individually and painfully.
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He also wanted to begin marketing individually packaged mochi ice cream.
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Instead, you choose your avatar's look by customizing each feature individually.
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The stocks in the S&P 6900 are not individually selected.
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If you want newer games, they'll have to be individually purchased.
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But China prefers to negotiate with (and bully) ASEAN members individually.
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Users could then share those individually built filters with each other.
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We can only fix our country when we fix ourselves individually.
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He's obviously individually very skilled, he makes plays in tight areas.
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You can listen to them and how they are individually grieving.
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Photos and video clips can be saved individually to Google Photos.
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Individually rational choices don't necessarily add up to collectively rational choices.
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He individually picks out journalists for them to direct their ire.
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Each asylum process is an individual process which is examined individually.
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"People in groups do much better than individually," Dr. Hamdy said.
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Either individually or as a team, or whatever the case is.
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Individually, these reactions are debatable, but collectively they may be disastrous.
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Girardi said such blunders were addressed individually by the coaching staff.
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Temperature extremes Extreme conditions are, individually, just a single data point.
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Fix this problem and pass clean appropriations bills individually before Sept.
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Previously, the organization had only sold off rights to matches individually.
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The reviewer appreciated how well the individually wrapped coils isolated motion.
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She introduced me around, praising each staff member generously and individually.
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The individually wrapped coils also kept motion transfer to a minimum.
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Watched individually, each offers a different glimpse of the larger problem.
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Then they studied how each factor individually correlated with the others.
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"Companies that default are not individually all that important," she said.
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But examined individually, none of Schilling's opinions qualify as particularly novel.
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How individually tailored 2B can become to your own play style.
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You work with patients in both a group setting and individually.
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Because individually, they're both quite famous, especially with the young crowd.
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She also met with every employee individually to explain the changes.
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We have of course both released separately individually but not together.
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Each game is wrapped individually, and marked with a price tag.
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SO I THINK YOU'VE GOT TO LOOK AT THESE THINGS INDIVIDUALLY.
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"Individually we are strong, capable women — but together, we are stronger."
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With a partner or individually, list as many as you can.
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He knows that he needs to judge each lie individually, carefully.
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Taken individually, some of the Trump administration's actions may be defensible.
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Each face was then cropped from the photograph and presented individually.
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I'd love to profile them all individually at a later time.
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They are also available for rent individually or as a group.
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The shirts can be purchased individually or with their matching titles.
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Until we overcome our shortsightedness individually, we cannot overcome it collectively.
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Individually, her desserts are soothing, often showcasing the comforts of dairy.
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Too many people interpret them individually, however, with panic-inducing results.
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By working together, we can do more than we could individually.
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Each hair was individually hand-tied into a custom lace foundation.
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Individually and together we can defeat the enemy, which is us.
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"Blacks have succeeded individually but not as a group," he said.
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The default behavior will see apps open individually on each display.
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They're all genial and bright and therefore difficult, individually, to dislike.
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Over the years, the Danish quartet has played these pieces individually.
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And that has dire consequences not just individually but also nationally.
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" Each vote is individually secured using a process called "homomorphic encryption.
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The judge responded no, that jurors should consider each charge individually.
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And you can still use either AirPod individually if you want.
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From now on, it would deal with the other unions individually.
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Individually we pay for things we do alone and hobby spending.
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They're typically single-use patches that come individually wrapped for convenience.
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You can program each day individually or set it to repeat.
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But then I made the mistake of tasting each component individually.
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But things were different for parents who bought their insurance individually.
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Learn how the proposed changes are likely to affect you individually.
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So to define the spaces individually, you use this big rug.
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They're available as a set, or you can purchase them individually.
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The other option is to not address it outwardly, but individually.
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We never should have built recommenders that understood people individually anyway.
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It's bigger than us individually, it's even bigger than us collectively.
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Student participation has gone beyond shows that the students curate individually.
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Each day, he makes 90 to 6003 individually-plated, fresh meals.
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They think about winning individually, not about rooting for a team.
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Individually, these sins may not seem to deserve removal from office.
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As a result, the book's two components should be evaluated individually.
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Do any of this year's Knicks individually reach truly humiliating marks?
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Yeah, individually odd monopolies, too, because there's so many of them.
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Individually and collectively, we have been programmed to want better lives.
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Individually, they often make sense — or at least they aren't objectionable.
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Because I think it does squelch innovation if everybody's working individually.
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I'm really focused on getting these players better individually and collectively.
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Unlike Radulovic's reply guy, her reply guys respond to each tweet individually.
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Fry each half individually to maintain the optimum temperature, about 6 minutes.
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Trump will say an introduction and then speak individually about each service.
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Those factors are individually associated with the likeliness of receiving a CPM.
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Each of us individually and collectively will never be the same again.
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Luckily, some of 'em are practically begging to be doled out individually.
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In fact, it's a burrito stuffed with two individually-rolled chicken tacos.
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Or do they shop individually for each member of their iconic squad?
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The teams individually interpreted their findings and crossed-checked each others' results.
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Wrap each individually in aluminum foil and place on a baking sheet.
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No states prohibit voters from individually choosing all candidates from one party.
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Imported dogs should be individually certified as such by a qualified veterinarian. ?
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The three – who individually recounted closely matching stories – said that on Aug.
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I always understood myself individually and I extend that to my characters.
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What they go through individually means something when they come back together.
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Through a combination of algorithm and individually chosen songs, playlists are personalised.
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Both sides said yes, and all eight jurors individually confirmed the verdict.
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Individually they're two of the biggest options for satellite radio in cars.
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Individually, each painting contains a stillness that seems poised for human activity.
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Aunspach said she then met with teachers individually to relay the change.
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Sanders nodded soberly, taking in the stories individually, asking follow-up questions.
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Tracking everything with paper leads its older competitors to see clients individually.
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Maurice was individually inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2010.
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"I think everyone individually wants to be better next game," Staal said.
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For example, we tweeted each article in our ten-part series individually.
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Data can be leveraged to individually underwrite and personalize insurance for people.
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He was able to focus in on everyone in the gallery individually.
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The beans, which grow in long green-fingered bunches, are harvested individually.
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Purchased individually, the eight courses detailed above would set you back $1,247.
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Only 300 Leica Q Snow models will be made, each individually numbered.
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Individually, each low-ranked competitor has only a slim chance of victory.
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Parents can list lesser-quality clothing, post lots or post pieces individually.
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Individually and collectively, Europe's democracies are supposed to stand for enlightenment freedoms.
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Wrap sandwiches individually in plastic wrap; freeze until firm, about 1 hour.
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What risks would we individually and collectively be willing to take on?
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Plus, individually they cost way less than a Juice Press pit stop.
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Partners will design whether to sell them individually or bundled with headsets.
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Instead, you have to delete each purchased item individually on the page.
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Individually, we must resist the uncontrollable urge to succumb to these biases.
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CNN was not able to individually verify the contents of the memo.
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We grieve, individually, and as a community, for this loss of life.
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We commissioned an artist called Chris Kelly to make each mask individually.
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The speakers are arrayed just behind the grill's 43,000 individually-drilled holes.
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The dog, though, smells every ingredient in the pot individually and clearly.
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And really, relievers are important mostly in aggregate, as opposed to individually.
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To help, I'd like to answer each question have you have individually.
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All channels must be offered individually by the end of the year.
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That is a topic for each of us to work through individually.
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They're round slabs of ice cream, covered in chocolate and individually wrapped.
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Slack does not give you the ability to individually encrypt your messages.
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All of the songs have been individually recorded by only two singers.
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Individually, these groups have memberships ranging from 800 to more than 85033,000.
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Individually these are the two most powerful forces in the world today.
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The meals were color-coded, individually wrapped, and labeled for each day.
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What it signifies to them—individually, socially—revealed in an unguarded manner.
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You can buy them individually for $49.99 or a pair for $79.99.
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Other companies contacted individually did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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There's only one place that sells Cariloha-brand California-king sheets individually.
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Wilkie is meeting with veterans groups individually this week, the source said.
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Unlike higher-dollar contributors, small donors don't have to be disclosed individually.
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Each photo is edited individually, instead of according to one cohesive aesthetic.
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Taken individually, none of the proteins found on the records was surprising.
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It can learn what food you keep there without tagging items individually.
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One way to define a delusion is an individually held, falsifiable belief.
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For 40 years, the rankings showed that we valued individually-owned cars.
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Typically, those containers aren't individually inspected as that would slow down commerce.
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His death means the criminal case against him individually is now over.
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The agreement consists of greenhouse gas limits that each country submitted individually.
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If you buy each individually, the total cost would be $25.99/month.
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Before we left the gate, flight attendants introduced themselves individually to passengers.
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Signing up for all three of the services individually would cost $18.
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The pants are individually washed for a broken-in look and feel.
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At one point, the women in ringside seats found themselves individually serenaded.
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The lawsuit includes claims against Jackson Lee, individually, and against the CBCF.
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Each podcast creator will have to individually enable the Listener Support feature.
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You cannot have a right collectively that you do not have individually.
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I'm not arguing that any force, individually or collectively, changed the outcome.
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While you can use the apps individually, they're more powerful when combined.
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They both agree that trich has made them stronger, individually and together.
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At Bukit Brown, the graves were exhumed individually and the remains cremated.
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Several states are suing individually, and Oklahoma recently landed a legal settlement.
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Participants rated the attractiveness of faces presented in a group and individually.
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Working from a multi-tabbed spreadsheet, they contacted each congressional office individually.
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They're just big enough that you can count them out individually. See?
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Each Supercar Capsule is individually customized and created from the "ground up."
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The restaurant's 84 employees share this desire individually and as a team.
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Most people with nonviolent convictions would no longer have to petition individually.
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But individually, that's what you hope you can be a part of.
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"It's all about what works best for them individually," Mr. Colby said.
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With the opening of Volcano Bay, there are three individually ticketed parks.
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To remove the lipomas, Lee numbed the area around each one individually.
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One cannot have a right collectively that one does not have individually.
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So the timing at which people lose protection can definitely vary individually.
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Ivanka Trump was not named individually as a defendant in the suit.
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When the couple met four years ago, they were acquiring art individually.
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Individually, the plays have their pleasures, with "Dracula" the more (sorry!) toothsome.
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What do you notice about the essays, individually and as a whole?
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Instead, focus on what can help you, individually, in the long term.
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Could we individually maybe give one or two of them some information?
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String cheeses are individually packaged, ready to eat at a moment's notice.
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The other is a series of precise movements done individually, called kata.
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Haslam said the coach and general manager will report individually to ownership.
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She summoned those undecideds into her office, sometimes in groups, sometimes individually.
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Democrats are virtually united against it and most of its provisions individually.
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Focused staggers session times so each client can meet with staff individually.
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Who black voters, individually, will ultimately vote for is far from settled.
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Individually, these countries clearly are much more prone to pressure from Russia.
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At the moment, each member is individually fending off Russia's hybrid warfare.
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Let's look at the chemicals individually, rather than in this broad class.
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We set up a lot of blocks for ourselves, individually and daily.
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Amazon doesn't deliver some small items, like razors or hair ties, individually.
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We're doing our part individually to make this city work for us.
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That started to change, however, as Kevin Haney, a Hollywood makeup artist, retrieved an individually cast silicone ear, an individually cast silicone eye bag and so on, and methodically covered Mr. Burleigh in a thin layer of Trump.
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I'm not suggesting that publishers are telling journalists to be critical; I'm suggesting that journalists are individually well aware of what's going in their industry and are individually, but en masse, aligning against the threats to their collective livelihood.
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Some people ask Abraham questions individually, but still aren't comfortable with sharing much.
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As Milbank explained, individually wrapped Sarah Lee pound cakes were offered as consolation.
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Kai kisses his followers' hands individually as he gives them a motivational speech.
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The positive is that we left everything on the field, individually and collectively.
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Instead, Turkenich worked on each hybrid letter individually, making compromises with certain characteristics.
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That individually they're all so dominant that there's no room for anybody else.
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"Individually, we all cope and process with what happened yesterday differently," she said.
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Each woman was splendid on her own, and you could appreciate them individually.
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And 89% of those who purchased their insurance individually had a lifetime limit.
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To answer this question, Mechoulam and his team tested each individually on monkeys.
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He says soldiers and civilians who committed crimes during the war acted individually.
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Okay, well the problem is ... They can't do it on their own, individually.
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Individually these policies, trends, and fads don't amount to much of a revolution.
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"We are individually and collectively appalled by the allegations, both old and new."
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For some, one solution is minimizing the amount of waste we produce individually.
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Attendees include guests, speakers, and prize winners and are invited privately and individually.
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Instead of syncing entire files, you can simply pull them individually when required.
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Each key is individually backlit, and the whole thing just looks ridiculously classy.
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We need to look at all of them individually and with extreme care.
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Jackson noted that the House had sued McGahn individually, not the White House.
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"Smart decisions with the puck, he's individually very skilled," forward Alex Steen said.
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Districts decide individually, and seven have now committed to lasting out the week.
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Each individually-packaged mask is sold in packs of 1, 6, or 10.
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The U.S. Treasury Department does not disclose Saudi Arabia's U.S. bond holdings individually.
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Individually, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison pursued separate lives.
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But believe it or not, none of them individually is the main reason.
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Additionally, the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough bars will be sold individually for $2.99.
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Like Pigou, Keynes emphasised that individually sensible decisions might be disastrous for society.
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Our businesses are facing unprecedented levels of scrutiny and pressure, individually and collectively.
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Grains of rice are individually made and balls of it shaped by hand.
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Individually these data breaches are problematic—cumulatively they're a bit of a nightmare.
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"Fifth Harmony wasn't the maximum expression of me individually," she says in Seventeen.
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Mats won't initially be sold individually and will instead ship with the shoes.
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Individually, the mere hint of any one of these scandals would be bad.
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Individually, Denitia and Sene have been busy since their last full album together.
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An attorney representing Mosley individually said he would not comment on the case.
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The top-ranked racers were positioned in front, though each was individually timed.
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They have to be fitted to each pig, and scanned individually for tracking.
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But I think, individually, each of us have a perspective of our own.
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Angelina lobbies, individually and in groups, that Jeremy is more threatening than Natalie.
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Also, individually wrapped items may not match the label on the outer package.
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Rihanna went on to tweet world leaders individually, including French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Each wheel could be steered individually and was functional for navigating rough terrain.
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States can and have individually raised the minimum wage beyond the federal minimum.
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Selected companies meet individually with each partner to gain valuable guidance and advice.
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He added that the company might consider selling off small independent assets individually.
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And I know when I'm with them individually, we also have great fun.
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Obviously Cleveland lost, but for you, individually, was there any sense of relief?
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Normally, this bundle would cost $760 if you purchased each course individually. Yikes.
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And those updates will have to go out to servers and devices individually.
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They do not represent the forecasts of rated issuers individually or in aggregate.
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Timeline: How years of problems led to lead poisoning Individually, some are striking.
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"Individually, her sentence is completely appropriate," said William Craig Penglase, Savilla Stoltzfus' attorney.
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Paul added that mandatory minimum sentences remove the ability to judge cases individually.
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Do you give your album one unified look or edit each photo individually?
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Broken down individually, that amounted to $142,331 that each host earned using Airbnb.
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It does moderate damage individually, but can hit multiple foes in one swing.
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On the first flight, they actually scanned each one of the babies individually!
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I apologize for all the accolades we've received as a team and individually.
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Each country will be assessed individually, with different conclusions on the following steps.
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Look, 5,880 buttons with individually assigned LED pixels is nothing to sneeze at.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action, i.e.
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The other eight secrets are being individually valued at less than $1.8 billion.
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He will see the rightist parties individually, rather than as a single group.
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She says she can do more important things, like meeting with colleagues individually.
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Equities might be individually risky but a diversified portfolio looked much more secure.
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That is unacceptable and requires determined action from governments, both individually and collectively.
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I put little bows on them individually and put them in my purse.
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"It's certainly something we're looking at with respect to her, individually," he added.
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They matter if they have collectively and individually misled their readers for decades.
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Individually, they praised collections by Neil Barrett, Moncler Gamme Bleu, Gucci and Fendi.
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"We're actually paying each woman for each bag she makes individually," says Melati.
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Individually, they have sometimes felt as chaotic as the news around the world.
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Neither Trump nor Johnson are individually to blame for the diminishment of Britain.
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Tumblr says it has now corrected the problem by classifying each post individually.
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Manscaped sells electric trimmers, razors and skincare products, both individually and in kits.
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For instance, there are many raw materials that individually they don't smell good.
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And sometimes, we individually have to fight for basic day-to-day dignity.
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At various moments the hypnotherapist takes people away and works with them individually.
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Zuckerberg and Chan both individually sent names to Buttigieg's campaign manager, Mike Schmuhl.
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Bledsoe hit four 3-pointers during that spurt, individually leveling the knockout blow.
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Otherwise, she'll portion meat or fish individually and pack them in the freezer.
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They are examples of stochastic terrorism — individually random, but these days, statistically predictable.
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They haven't protested collectively, she said, because they can better do so individually.
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Generally speaking, no piece of art is individually going to spur a movement.
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In the beginning of the school year, students work on this activity individually.
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What is the legacy of David Bowie if not each of ours individually?
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And each tiny item (wigs, handbags, clothing, pets, sports gear) is individually wrapped.
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Each level was released individually, at the rate of approximately one per month.
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Individually and together, they can knock your liver's internal clock for a loop.
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How do we begin to attune and adapt our spaces individually and collectively?
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"Individually they're both brilliant, but they're another thing when they're together," she said.
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Peer-to-peer texts appear to be unregulated because they are sent individually.
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"Costco is not staffed to respond individually to all these questions," she wrote.
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Who knows how many of these works exist, but individually they can mesmerize.
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Mr. Biehl, Mr. Esper, Ms. Serralles: Individually, these names brighten a cast list.
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So wrap steaks, chicken parts and burger patties individually rather than stuck together.
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As with Vanguard, investments in the State Street portfolio components are made individually.
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The official said Canadian leaders plan to individually contact every lawmaker in Congress.
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In a deregulated free market, they ask, what power do we individually wield?
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Individually, respond with this Color, Symbol, Image activity from Facing History and Ourselves.
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There is great hope in what people can do individually about the climate.
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Individually, their careers took wildly different directions, but their collective legacy remains strong.
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Salaam regularly spoke with classes and worked with students individually and in groups.
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Let's slow down a bit and talk about some of those shows individually.
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"These animals are individually small, and the ocean is enormous," said Dr. Dabiri.
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From there, the user can send pictures individually or to a larger group.
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Every item is priced individually, meaning no weighing required for produce, for example.
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Often, small amounts of umami-promoting ingredients won't register individually on the palate.
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It's millions of decisions made individually that have the ability to make changes.
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Some of the add-ons included individually packaged hard- and soft-boiled eggs.
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The clone raises eyebrows individually, for example, which he says he never does.
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When you ask managers about the issue individually, everyone genuinely seems to care.
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The individually sized hot pots come preassembled, ready to cook at personal burners.
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Selection will begin in earnest, with potential jurors being questioned individually, Sept. 17.
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It sells the clothes individually or bundled together as Birthday Boxes for $150.
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However, Fitch would assess the materiality of the impact on each bank individually.
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They do not represent the forecasts of rated issuers, individually, or in aggregate.
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Yet individually, many Trump supporters are a far cry from the snarling caricatures.
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Taken individually, these groups are just a marginal problem for a statewide candidate.
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These channels are available individually without the need for a bundle or contract.
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These are things that I, Melania Trump, believe and thought of individually. 4.
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Individually, they may be small, but together they make a large economic impact.
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The envelopes had been individually mailed to the consulate by an unknown sender.
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How can people expect to stay together when they are always, individually, changing?
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You can simply reopen tabs individually, or all at once, in the list.
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It's his own individually owned business so he can do whatever he pleases.
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Brains of several dozen species of mammals and birds stored individually in antifreeze.
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And on their octopus models, each sucker was made individually, then glued on.
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Only the items were immortalized in fabric, individually hand cut, stitched, and painted.
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What did you each individually prize and privilege as you considered the books?
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These three men, individually, faced completely different police forces in very different settings.
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And there's always the possibility that you are being individually targeted for surveillance.
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The internet can be collective, the exhibition suggests, but it is experienced individually.
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Because of that, we thought Coogler should have been individually recognized as well.
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"The list of products individually most distinctive of ideology is interesting," they wrote.
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I understand these were in some ways pretty mechanical scenes, designed to remind us who everyone is individually so they don't all blur together in the combat, and so we care about them individually when their lives are on the line.
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With Tinder Gold, you no longer have to swipe individually to see your matches.
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But just because we love them individually doesn't mean they always work well together.
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Would you have an artist robot capable of recreating every painting or film individually?
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Though there's still packaging, it's often less than if the items were individually wrapped.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAs usual, you can address these various elements individually if you want to.
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Whole Foods will charge $1 per pound, or per individually priced item, Foodbeast reported.
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The Trump Organization has created multiple companies to individually handle each of these deals.
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Instead, the robotic units remain individually autonomous and rely on distributed approaches for coordination.
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"The parties are trusted as a whole, decentralized unit, but not individually," Zyskind explains.
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Essentially, the parts all work individually, but the whole integrated system needs further testing.
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And we do have to look at every single case individually on its merits.
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Here's the full text: Within this freezer is a bag of individually wrapped chimichangas.
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The solution to each of these conflicts, taken individually, would require a different strategy.
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Importantly, early detection and individually-tailored treatment plans are key, the study authors wrote.
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But it feels unfair to castigate individual Americans, who individually possess basically no power.
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I had never been a part of the history they were individually reacting to.
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Screenshot from Live From Trona You focus on each instrument individually, you're quite meticulous.
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"[Trump] has left us all individually to figure it out," Murray stated on Saturday.
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The optical switches are clicky and satisfying, plus they're fully mappable and individually backlit.
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The employees' contracts required that they go to arbitration and file their claims individually.
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Pros: Hydrating and brightening mask, great for special events, packaged individually, fragrance-freeCons: Expensive
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"The Congress is not supposed to pick winners and losers individually," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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They aren't sold individually, and each five-pack is its own separately controlled entity.
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It makes us who we are individually, and it separates us from other species.
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Individually, they all came to realize that wellness programs alienated employees and wasted money.
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The package costs $799.99, so it's definitely a better deal than buying everything individually.
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We're inviting them into a partnership: to think with us, not to think individually.
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Dr Bar-On and his team could not individually count each organism they reported.
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Individually they may have gone far but together they could, and did, go anywhere.
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Unlike mutual funds, shares of ETFs are not individually redeemable directly with the ETF.
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From here you can individually manage your permissions for location, camera, microphone, and notifications.
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The siblings appeared in the video first, wishing everyone a Happy New Year individually.
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More often, she puts herself in comically absurd situations, then connects with onlookers individually.
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As Miss Americas, we strongly reject the mischaracterizations of us both collectively and individually.
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By working each one individually, this one also allows you to move more weight.
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There's a migraine medication they prescribed where each pill was individually $150—something absurd.
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" Clarkson also praised each artist individually, including Lauryn Hill — whom she called "my childhood.
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Those earning more than $215,000 individually or $290,000 jointly would not receive tax credits.
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Buy these pieces of training individually and you'll be looking at a $994 purchase.
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Potential financial claims of customers will be governed by their contracts and handled individually.
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Sorting by type of object rather than cleaning each room individually was really helpful.
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But when each piece of candy was wrapped individually, participants averaged just 3.6 pieces.
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He then burns each screen, hand mixes the colors, and prints each layer individually.
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First, for individually owned vehicles, Congress should improve the federal electric vehicle tax credit.
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Like AirPods, they have a small clamshell case that quickly charges each bud individually.
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Andrew Wiggins is first individually in the league at 57.7 percent (15 of 26).
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These use a combination of individually wrapped springs and several layers of memory foam.
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His works are interesting individually, but within the exhibition they seem out of context.
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The animals visit each person individually, for up to five minutes at a time.
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So, each of those, we take a look at individually on top of it.
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When researchers looked at beverages individually, however, they found soda was the main culprit.
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Pay for each of these courses individually, and you're likely to spend nearly $2,500.
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Several states are suing individually, and Oklahoma recently landed another legal settlement with Purdue.
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We need to consistently care and it needs to be important to us individually.
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This Judeo-Christian ethical foundation is individually protected by each Conservative Party state leader.
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Ghostery's database includes over 2,600 tracking scripts, which you can individually block and unblock.
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This franchise is not about and has never been about anyone of us individually.
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"We will lead the discussion, and they will make the decisions individually," Pesce says.
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Each DLC item is $3.99 individually or you can get the bundle for $19.99.
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D. candidates, who were about to spend the afternoon individually examining eight different S.P.s.
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Further, we know that this sort of character formation can't be done just individually.
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There are two individually-wrapped bars within each pack to ensure the utmost freshness.
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The siblings appeared in the video first, wishing everyone a Happy New Year individually.
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But the facts of every case are different, and need to be considered individually.
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In the spring, the participants were invited to London and interviewed individually on camera.
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Or, they could choose to report the user individually, which required several extra steps.
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"That delay, that's going to affect people's economic behavior, individually and collectively," he said.
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And intervention motions, the brief said, must be decided individually, eating up court time.
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I believe that people individually, and the economy collectively, respond strongly to economic incentives.
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THEY KNOW FULL WELL WE THAT DON'T REGARD THEM INDIVIDUALLY AS NATIONAL SECURITY RISKS.
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In many cases, pieces are individually assembled before installation day and marked with numbers.
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But it added that until 2013, it handled each complaint about account fraud individually.
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Employees reheat bags of the mac and cheese individually when customers order the dish.
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This type of treatment is manufactured individually for each patient, and is still experimental.
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Each boy needed to be brought out individually by a team of two divers.
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Individually, we can take public transport or use bicycles instead of driving, he suggested.
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Pros: Excellent convenience, affordable price, individually wrapped unitsCons: Not enough paste on the brushes
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Believing they had cheated, they were tested individually — and scored in the 93rd percentile.
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Rosnor said it would cost $8,000 per year to subscribe to each publication individually.
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A number of those players also committed academic misconduct individually by playing while ineligible.
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" He added, "And individually we have to decide when we take to the ramparts.
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The alternative lenders provided capital individually or as small club deals for larger sizes.
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Four lawyers left in recent months, but individually, not in a group, Carr confirmed.
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Sin can be collective, but it is only repented individually, Perry seems to argue.
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The chef plans to consult with customers individually on their food and drink choices.
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So that is all verified individually with multiple people making those kinds of checks.
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Beyond reporting comments individually, you could also use an online petition tool like Change.
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This column will answer questions of general interest, but letters cannot be answered individually.
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So far, Mepkin has shunned all forms of social media — both individually and institutionally.
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Individually, AJ and Dave are great MCs, but together they make an iconic duo.
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It would take years of therapy, individually and together, to forge a lasting peace.
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You can shop everything individually, with bundled kits available to save you some money.
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"If every deal is individually negotiated, you will have an inequitable system," she said.
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Individually and collectively, they are delightful, and provide a lot to think about, too.
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"It's about learning these guys' personalities individually and helping them fit in," Sadowski says.
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At least two high-profile teams also individually announced their withdrawals from the tournament.
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Taken individually, the opinions I've discussed here may seem quite technical and rather unremarkable.
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The member states have also announced fiscal measures individually to support their own economies.
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Not individually — "at this level, they know all the basics" — but as a structure.
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It's much less powerful if we are individually not able to pay our rent.
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Individually, the men battle a bankruptcy, a failed musical career and overwhelming family responsibilities.
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Students can read the articles as a class, in groups or individually at home.
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Next, we have by far the thickest layer which encompasses the individually wrapped coils.
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Separately, Weinstein's legal team requested the opportunity to individually question potential jurors going forward.
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Wednesday, before the comment was reported, the man was among the jurors individually questioned.
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It was only last year, Mr. Wa Lehulere said, that he first worked individually.
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Our biggest challenge is creating space for ourselves together and individually outside of work.
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Obviously it's really hard to compare injuries, because everyone goes through their injury individually.
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For any more specific questions, investors need to send ESG questionnaires to companies individually.
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An individually scheduled regular season game outside the United States is far less common.
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To be clear, your investment plan shouldn't involve you trying to pick stocks individually.
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Nintendo is selling the SNES ones individually for $29.99 apiece, limit four per customer.
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It was not immediately clear how much the other investors are pumping in individually.
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To manually update each app individually, tap on the app you want to update.
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It'd be harder to recommend paying money for Possessions individually than with a bundle.
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With Jake and Logan Paul, they've done individually, things that are pretty messed up.
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If you purchased all these apps individually, you'd be paying a total of $1,257.
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All the albums will also be available individually, through CD, vinyl, digital or streaming.
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By clicking the apps individually, you'll be able to edit and delete their data.
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And another proposal involves bulk purchasing in which states could act individually or together.
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While this is higher than all the other candidates individually, it's not particularly high.
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"We did a ton of research on each of these guys individually," Demoff said.
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We had to start taking pictures individually and as a store to be approved.
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In total, they found 540 individually wrapped packages of cocaine hidden inside that shipment.
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Google clarified that the company does not alter its algorithms to re-rank sites individually.
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You can also order each product individually — Raw products are only made using one ingredient.
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We do, of course, individually and as an organization, take all such accusations very seriously.
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He donated individually-wrapped bags stuffed with toys to 675 families and their 1,700 children.
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These tools are chilling individually, but face recognition represents an event horizon in police surveillance.
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Every fiber cluster is individually blown into the pillow, which means they're resistant to clumping.
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At its core, this technology promises to learn from people individually to benefit us all.
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It should therefore be possible to individually program our news feeds for balance and accuracy.
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Unfortunately, each VR stream must also be duplicated twice to stream individually to both eyes.
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Let's return to being hopeful and confident in the best of ourselves individually and collectively.
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The approach is basically defining everything under 24, everything over 24, and 225 individually. pic.twitter.
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But there's also many ways we can individually make an effort to turn the tide.
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We are committed to getting answers and working with patients individually to address their concerns.
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If you had multiple people waiting on you then it's best to tip them individually.
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Though it's a group chat, you can still message members individually really quickly and easily.
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"We're working together with the tribe to welcome people that are coming individually," Jackie explains.
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Seven letters and manuscripts sold for more than $20043,000 individually, according to the auction house.
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Five of the parties are running both individually and as part of two competing alliances.
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Each key has its own color range, which can be programmed individually or in zones.
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We were filling stadiums individually, and we decided that this would be the biggest thing.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we get to know the two, both individually and together.
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" OpenTable said it would be "reaching out individually to Reserve's restaurants to make this right.
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I like to put 110% into each and everything individually instead of merging all three.
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What would be a concept with each one individually that would work with your music?
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Individually, almost all of them have driven an MCU story at one point or another.
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It replaces the Medicaid expansion under Obamacare with tax credits to buy individually purchased insurance.
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New Jersey allows each existing casino to give out three skins to individually branded websites.
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The lawsuit includes claims against both Jackson Lee individually as well as against the CBCF.
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"I think friendships depend on people individually and how personal your relationship is," she said.
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To my surprise, I received a "Yes!" response from both individually, and excitedly reversed course.
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In the meantime, the ACLU added Jane Roe and Jane Poe individually to the case.
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Each Joy-Con controller, whether purchased individually or paired, also includes a wrist strap attachment.
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The team eventually swam through the flooded tunnels individually or in pairs using scuba gear.
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The con is that there may be less-secure systems that could be individually attacked.
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The Queen introduced the President to each one of them individually and they shook hands.
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The details of what Trump has given individually would be shown in his tax returns.
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I didn't have time to work with designers individually so [Koop] would do that work.
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Peeps are also now available "year-round" as Peeps Minis, smaller, individually wrapped, flavored Chicks.
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These signals are gathered individually by electrodes 12 microns across that cover the probe's surface.
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Apple will also be revamping the storefront itself by personalizing it to each user individually.
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Go to Settings > Notifications and you can toggle all app notifications on/off or individually.
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These aggregate actions allow plaintiffs to pool claims that would be uneconomical to litigate individually.
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Their previous, separate output had introduced these elements individually, but they had never been integrated.
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Southwest said it was responding to customers individually, citing a "friendly, no-change fee policy".
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You are then invited to each room individually and you can then talk to people.
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"Fifth Harmony wasn't the maximum expression of me individually," she told Seventeen earlier this year.
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If you bought all of these courses individually, you'd rack up a bill of $300.
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Most businesses have some sort of seasonality, which means each quarter should be planned individually.
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No — There were individual homicides worked individually, not as [the workings] of a serial killer.
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She did the math and determined she could've gotten those exact items, individually, for $4.97.
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Every single costume has got a runic symbol — individually designed, and it means something different.
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He had no specifics but said some volunteers have individually found their way to Idlib.
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These channels are available individually without the need for a bundle and without a contract.
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Their growth, behaviour and personalities have all been individually moulded by their interactions with visitors.
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De Mistura plans to shuttle from room to room, meeting individually with the warring factions.
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We have an obligation to keep ourselves -- individually and as communities -- safe in the meantime.
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Danica says she's a longtime Chicago Bears fan -- but has always rooted for Aaron individually.
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We won awards with the restaurant and I won local awards individually as a chef.
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"That's why they're so good at their job, they can discriminate odors individually," he said.
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And Jessa and Marnie don't connect the way Hannah does with each of them individually.
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Without any international rules of engagement, officials must weigh a response to each attack individually.
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Individually, they wouldn't be able to afford a production plant or afford all the advertising.
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And the government is not even making sure that their radiation levels are individually tested.
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And it's so much faster than reaching out to each one of your friends individually.
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Obviously, you can just open any of those messages and unsubscribe from those blasts individually.
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The ingredients are individually packaged in plastic and stay cold thanks to several ice packs.
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Thieves could prospectively melt it down into smaller, nondescript chunks, and sell them off individually.
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Following that, each state has to adopt and implement any recommendations from that panel individually.
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They are also individually valuable in a way that crop plants and fish are not.
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Individually, the mutations are rare and it is difficult to run dedicated tests for each.
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Making defense-to-repayment claims is complicated and time-consuming; they are typically decided individually.
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Individually, the Ottensamers occupy what are arguably the most prestigious orchestral positions for their instrument.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action, i.e.
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We have looked at these individually, we will continue to work with members moving forward.
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Each of these events has been discussed individually without sufficient regard to the larger context.
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You can get the butter warmer, saucepan, or casserole dish individually, or as a set.
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I would start it by saying here's how things would be better for you individually.
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He plans to push the bills individually, when there is an opportunity to pass them.
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The challenge is immense but can be accomplished if every country acts individually, and collectively.
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Consumers can buy Huron products individually, as part of a larger kit or via subscription.
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Rebecca Rebarich, who noted that partners have been individually notified about how much they owe.
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He promised to replace the deal with agreements between the US and each country individually.
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"It takes four hours of preparation work to make each cone individually," Khan tells CNBC.
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"The president's been very involved over the last week talking to members individually," McConnell said.
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It would allow each Iraqi national to have their case heard individually in immigration court.
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There are too many producers and various crew positions at Fox News to thank individually.
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Like, coast carefree between galaxies, watching them mate, or be swallowed, individually, by black holes.
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Individually, people are unequal in countless ways, and together they join groups that resist blending.
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Products can be purchased individually or in bundles for prices ranging between $20 and $120.
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Justice Barrett weighed each request individually, sometimes after hearing from lawyers clustered around his bench.
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Greeting the folks individually in the first row, he riffed rapid-fire about their occupations.
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Individually, Mayer has art shows in LA and Miami, while Leyva is writing a book.
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How do you feel you developed as photographers over that time, individually and as collaborators?
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Owing to pressure of submissions, I regret we cannot reply individually or provide constructive criticism.
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Taken individually, its components would amount to merely so-so takes on their respective genres.
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And it's difficult to upgrade or switch out components individually without upgrading the entire fab.
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Although you can buy the measuring cups individually, the set is a much better deal.
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But this doesn't strip those stories of their revelation and mystery when thought of individually.
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Its individually wrapped coils reduce motion transfer while providing a firm base that prevents sinkage.
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Individually, no one guessed it, but the average of the guesses was almost exactly right.
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One hundred individually signed and numbered hardcover copies in slipcases are available for $2,500 each.
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They individually want to control the market and try to set a new, higher price.
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People will not be allowed to practice any outdoor sport, even individually, in the region.
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But a premium bundle would be much easier, since he already sells those networks individually.
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Once the tabs open, you can close out of the window or delete them individually.
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Reporters downloaded and tested each app individually, deleting it before moving on to the next.
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Many of the individual signatories have already begun working towards a low carbon future individually.
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Though abundant enough to trick sonar, individually they are no bigger than your index finger.
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Encryption software prevents NSA-style bulk data collection, forcing spy agencies to target people individually.
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The chancellor said the conservatives would speak with the potential partners individually starting Oct. 18.
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We photographed actors based in New York individually over the course of 2018 and 2019.
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"The industry structure and companies' balance sheets individually are in far better shape," he said.
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"The industry structure and company's balance sheets individually are in far better shape," he said.
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Each suite was individually designed by artists handpicked by the owner, interior designer Morgane Rousseau.
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Instead, the IOC decided to allow each sport to consider the fate of athletes individually.
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A 10% decrease in costs or a 15% cut in energy use are individually unexciting.
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There hasn't been a framework yet, although each of these efforts individually are very important.
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But contacted individually, some of Italy's top tourist draws were noting dramatic drops in visitors.
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SOLO TIME After being together all day, this is our time to chill out individually.
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Safe Horizon had been working with residents individually as they timed out of emergency shelter.
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It seeks to achieve dominance through a whirlwind of individually meaningless but cumulatively manipulative statements.
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During this flush period, Tanner recalls "individually wrapped jelly beans" as a free office snack.
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Every ceramic rests on an individually designed plinth and is ready for a closer inspection.
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Thankfully, Enríquez said, its journalists weren't individually targeted during the crisis as some journalists were.
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While the program is in its infancy, the In-Home Advisors are already individually profitable.
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Because of the high volume of nominations received, we cannot respond individually to each submission.
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Each lesson included actions that members could take either individually or collectively as a congregation.
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Kate has had her ups and downs, both individually and in her marriage with Toby.
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I would slip $5 or $10 in thank-you notes and hand them out individually.
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Shop the candle individually or in a bundle w/the matching fragrance now at kkwfragrance.
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He said they're now trying out individually-geared doses, and offering women-only retreat weekends.
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The individually-packaged masks are made of flexible cotton so they feel comfortable when applied.
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In other words, we can be a rebellious and stubborn people, individually, nationally or corporately.
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"We don't want to do it just individually," said No. 2 House Democrat Steny Hoyer.
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There are also individually placed fiber optic lights inside the roof that illuminate the roses.
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And yes, the keycaps can be removed individually to gain access to the mechanism underneath.
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There, to music that stirs the soul of patriots, presidential audio-animatronics are recognized individually.
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I think it's a matter of workers actually acting in solidarity or just individually quitting.
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You can export Facebook Events altogether to your Google Calendar or add each event individually.
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After the bulk questions, eight prospective jurors were called into the box and questioned individually.
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The Airbus retaliations are against the member countries individually, they're tailored to the individual countries.
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The runners will wear shoes that have been individually tuned, as if they were violins.
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But often they are made individually, like hand pies, in triangular or half-moon shapes.
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But each one has a different process, so you'll need to go through them individually.
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He responds individually to every person who writes him a note or direct messages him.
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Taken individually, each of these cuts would deal a hard blow to low-income families.
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That is because of the enormous potential legal liability, both individually and for the campaign.
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I thought of them more individually as opposed to them being suggested as more global.
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And the larger question is: Which version of humanity will we, individually and collectively, choose?
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The 12 of us around the kitchen table said our prayers individually in hushed tones.
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Our intelligence community is massive and collects far more than any of them can individually.
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Mr. Putin said that those athletes who want to will be allowed to compete individually.
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The ear cups are held on by metal wires, meaning they can be individually adjusted.
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VICE News was given access to a recent meeting and spoke to seven members individually.
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Bey edged out her (allegedly adulterous) husband at #34, individually, by bringing in $54 million.
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We're not going to make the decision individually, it's going to be a marketplace decision.
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She came into the office and screamed at everyone about parking in her spot, pulled everyone individually into her office to question them about it, found out it wasn't any of us and then pulled everyone back individually to ask us how this happened.
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How can we individually address racism or any "ism" that stops or slows down true equality?
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This can be especially appealing when raising individually small checks from unsophisticated angel and seed investors.
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While each artist's work is strong individually, their juxtaposition imbues Frieze with a vapid commercial feminism.
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Inside the box were 20 sticks that Zou had individually drawn motivational cartoons and messages on.
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They peel off enough rural voters who like that person individually more than the Republican alternative.
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"Norway should not return asylum seekers to Russia without examining their claims individually," Tanya Lokshina said.
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American cheese (yep, the plastic, individually wrapped stuff you usually find melted on supermarket burger patties).
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Instead, they individually celebrate a person's vision, and the untapped ways museums can respond to them.
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Before McAuliffe's order, felons had to petition the governor individually for restoration of their voting rights.
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She spent almost a whole hour individually talking to people in the crowd and taking pictures.
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Before sitting down, the therapist individually introduced herself to all of us, and shook our hands.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action: - Operating margins below 4%.
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We need to hold ourselves individually and collectively responsible, but that's not where people are at.
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Again, though, don't expect too much of these bots quite yet — collectively, or, well, individually either.
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If you're working digitally, you can create each page individually and save as a normal PDF.
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When we work together, we can do much more than any of us can accomplish individually.
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They're available either as a subscription service from the website, or sold individually at Whole Foods.
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While they are falling, they can be detected individually by a laser, and then interrogated spectroscopically.
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And unbeknownst to anybody else, people would come up to me, individually -- it wasn't a setup.
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You can purchase the new breakfast tacos individually for $1.99 or in a combo for $3.99.
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"The pages individually documented a different female in a very systematic way," a police detective wrote.
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The importance of faith, both individually and commonly, remains visible in more ways than we expect.
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Overall, it's not designer monitor quality, but Razer does individually calibrate each display at its factory.
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Right now, we're offering a lot of our products individually, like we're offering Golf and Cycling.
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And a "Dual Capture" mode stitches together photos from both cameras and saves them individually, too.
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In the absence of a popular leader, Labour MPs will have to campaign locally and individually.
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We consume music individually through our headphones, and experience energy, calm, melancholy and many other emotions.
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Once you've made your order you will receive two stackable codes that must be redeemed individually.
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Do not: send people your stories individually if you already posted them to your public story.
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The series of highly-pigmented mattes and glosses can be bought individually or as lip kits.
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"We use a needle and thread, and actually sew them onto her locs individually," Johnson explains.
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And, because it tracks your progress and keeps record of works best for you individually, Brain.
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People have written us off as a team and individually and this has shut them up.
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I loved these stories individually; all together they make for a wild and utterly delightful ride.
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Only 300 of each item is available, and they're are individually priced at 3,900 yen ($35).
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Getting that access, however, is too expensive for most of them to pay for it individually.
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The judge limited her decision to Glenn and said other similar complaints should be analyzed individually.
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It's a celebration of the energy that goes into the process of creation, individually and collectively.
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We screened it for them each individually, and the feedback so far has been really positive.
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"I think that individually goes some way to explaining the narrowing of the polls," Clarkson says.
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The collection features six products altogether, which can either be purchased individually or as a bundle.
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"When you see it individually, you always have an enthusiastic audience, and it's fun," she said.
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Initially, GG creator Amy Sherman-Palladino wanted to release the episodes individually, but was ultimately overruled.
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We have a clear donation and sponsorship acceptance policy, and consider potential offers of support individually.
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The chain was individually padlocked and wrapped around the tree and padlocked with a second lock.
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The data is broken down by political party, and you can look at each donation individually.
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Musk, both individually and through his companies, donates to candidates, political campaigns and political-action committees.
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You have to first coat them in glitter and then wrap each piece individually by hand.
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If you are meeting with several people individually, they each should get their own personalized note.
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It's totally possible all of these artists ended up at these song feelings individually and unintentionally.
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It's also not a fair perception, because these wrongs otherwise would not have been prosecuted individually.
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You can buy them individually for $10 each or as a set of four for $32.
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But the danger that men pose — individually, structurally, and geopolitically — shouldn't dictate how women present themselves.
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This, however, is the first time those involved have pledged individually to not develop such technology.
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Everything (except the Notes stored in my iCloud) is being downloaded individually from the App Store.
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It goes on sale today, selling in a three-pack for $280 or individually for $120.
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He asked the Chipotle employees to individually package each ingredient—separately—in a small plastic container.
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The rotating metal coils uprooted hairs individually, leaving users with two weeks of silky smooth skin.
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Individually, these waste sites don't produce a huge amount of greenhouse gas, but collectively they do.
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Well, what's now more American than the internet we all individually surf as a collective whole?
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Individually, the two would cost upwards of $80, maybe more depending on where you find them.
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On a test device, the researchers were able to control the color of each subpixel individually.
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The company's executive leadership has long championed liberal candidates and individually donated generously to their campaigns.
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The point of organisations is that people can achieve things collectively that they cannot achieve individually.
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Until now, users who are subject to harassment have had to report every abusive tweet individually.
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When we met her for the first rehearsal, she stopped to hug each of us individually.
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" He also looked at all the responding officers and told each one individually, "You're a bitch.
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He started off with actively managed funds and moved to index funds and individually managed stocks.
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If there's more than one source, users will see a carousel that shows each one individually.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - FCF margin below 2%.
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Then there's chaotic synchronization, where oscillators that are individually unpredictable nonetheless sync up and evolve together.
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As much as it does to you individually, the game's title refers to all people, everywhere.
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He often posts photos of his girls, both individually and with himself and his now-wife.
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Our team will be getting in touch with all ticket owners individually to help you out.
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Lightswitch built 2,500 tulip-shaped LED light fixtures that are each individually controlled and color-changeable.
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App stores are a very big business collectively, and individually for those developing apps for them.
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The new file system has native encryption built in for added security, encrypting each file individually.
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Individually these nodes are dumb, answering extremely basic questions, but collectively they can tackle difficult problems.
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There's clearly an adaptive trait in humans, which is to act individually if you possibly can.
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Individually, the suits could result in great financial gain for the specific cities that file them.
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There are also another two electric motors located up front that individually power each front wheel.
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I am sure she will read and respond to each of your gentle, normal suggestions individually.
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The central bank said it would set MREL requirement for each bank individually, starting next year.
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Each of these efforts, individually, are not enough to change the tide of the opioid epidemic.
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Each subnational government has its own strategies and programs — you can read about them individually here.
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Sure I would make more money if I piece them out individually or in smaller amounts.
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Instead, they've been sending bits and pieces of the bill to the Congressional Budget Office individually.
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The chips are relatively slow individually — about the speed of the processor in Apple's iPhone 6.
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Americans agree on one thing: health care costs too much, both individually and to our nation.
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The paintings are complimented by two sets of sixteen individually numbered drawings titled "Doubles" (all 2015).
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The companies argued that individually negotiated pricing regimes with the buyers should preclude class action certification.
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To the modern mind, speculating about moral and philosophical questions is something people engage in individually.
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Class certification can help plaintiffs achieve greater awards at lower costs than if they sued individually.
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"Even when you compare apples to apples, women are taking on more debt individually," she said.
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I have no doubt that this couple will do extraordinary things, both individually and collectively. Congratulations!
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A: Because of the high volume of nominations received, we cannot respond individually to each submission.
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Both Messi and Ronaldo enjoyed domestic success, individually, and with their respective clubs, between 2013-2018.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Weakening linkage to Telkom.
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Working a tough string through every gap individually doesn't have the mass appeal that brushing does.
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Individually, there are numerous factors that influence why one person develops cancer and another does not.
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So, again, working in teams, pairs or individually, students should find out what the candidates think.
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Then several of them were questioned individually, and at least some of those interviews were taped.
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Fans can purchase items in the makeup line individually, or buy sets filled with multiple products.
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They didn't fracture any bones, but I pictured her bones anyway, each individually absorbing every blow.
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Term life insurance is the most affordable option for most people to get life insurance individually.
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While curious individually, the work's many elements, cobbled together, amount to an arbitrary sequence of events.
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Is it more efficient to handle each patron individually or should you take them in batches?
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We don't know if games will be sold individually or as part of a subscription plan.
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The burden to implement changes politically and individually lies with Americans and with our leaders. Vote!
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You either have to score the product, or like with our honey sticks, they're individually packaged.
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This happens so frequently, you know—it would be, I would wonder what each individually thinks.
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Individually the telecom, advertising, marketing, insurance, Silicon Valley tech, banking, and entertainment industries are lobbying juggernauts.
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Users are never going to accept a system that expects them to configure every lightbulb individually.
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Individually, they're both intelligent men who generally express themselves quite well in verbal and tweeted communication.
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Over the course of multiple pages, G2A attempted to individually respond to Gearbox and Bain's requests.
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And at the same time, each boat had to individually determine how it would get there.
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I approached each musician individually, one by one with long emails trying to explain the concept.
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At the time, people questioned the validity of astrology, particularly this kind of individually oriented astrology.
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What I didn't necessarily know was how separate the states are individually from the federal system.
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Facebook stopped short of offering a "select all" button so you have to tap each individually.
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These digital dossiers contain revealing information about each of us individually and all of us collectively.
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The union's duty extends even to representing nonmembers individually -- for instance, if they are unfairly fired.
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Each individually wrapped cut had a label with the name of the farm it traveled from.
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Individually, employers may think they are making rational decisions to pay people as little as possible.
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The apple pies at McDonald's are individually boxed and they come directly from a food warmer.
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The works will be lent individually in rotation over the course of the next two decades.
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Other applications were done individually, helped by low fees during North Carolina's free college application week.
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It mandates that each branch of the military individually issues its own guidance within 60 days.
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The group members have individually tried to do so over the years, albeit with some challenges.
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Having said that, your essential beef here really isn't with men, individually or as a population.
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Individually, each experiment might seem manic, even obsessive, but they proceed, consecutively, in fits and starts.
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Tinybop, for example, has a suite of excellent educational apps available individually or in discounted packages.
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"If we had more staff we could care for each patient more individually," said Ms. Iwai.
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Though it would take individually training and testing different species of animals to prove this hunch.
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European capitals are taking a variety of steps individually to try to beat back the outbreak.
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Consumers must still contact all three individually, so the process can be "very cumbersome," he said.
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Then, students should work individually or in small groups to create their campaign targeting youth voters.
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All these boys that individually might be okay, but when they're together, they become these bullies.
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None of these poll results individually are all that convincing that Trump's approval rating has declined.
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After meeting with each leader individually, Mr. Obama presided over a reluctant joint handshake between them.
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Apps can run individually on each display or across both for a longer, if interrupted, scroll.
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Individually, of course, older Americans suffering from high prescription drug prices do not have much power.
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Instead, they confronted them, and also did so individually, without the consent or approval of others.
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Real estate purchases may be made individually or through a corporation established in Panama, she said.
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The three have never performed together, although Tony and Jordan have both individually appeared with Chris.
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Their solution: Everybody would have to purchase private health insurance individually, through a strongly regulated market.
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You're paying for access — access to the Stadia ecosystem, where you then buy each game individually.
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It's told in nine chapters that can be read individually, as if they were short stories.
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It costs $5.99 to buy Byleth individually, or $24.99 for a pass that includes other characters.
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Jurors will be questioned individually beginning September 17 until 12 jurors plus three alternates are chosen.
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Each issue has enough political hurdles individually and could face even more challenges if they're combined.
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Northwestern launched a program to have returning students talk to each incoming student individually about voting.
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For one thing, the pieces are fun to look at, both individually and as a whole.
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It's a steal when you think of the cost of purchasing each of those items individually.
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Knowing all the dancers individually helps shape how he interacts with them during rehearsals, he said.
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All of the body hair, each hair, was a real human hair that was applied individually.
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Each piece of every garment is knitted individually and then linked together and finished by hand.
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Even so, individually, some American companies with a sizable presence in China are feeling the strain.
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And unbeknownst to anybody else, people would come up to me, individually — it wasn't a setup.
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This allowed bomblets to land closer to one another than if they had been dropped individually.
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They will be sold individually and in multi-packs when they hit shelves in March 2020.
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The best course of action, she said, is selecting a fund manager to individually pick stocks.
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"We had begun to try to mend the fence and our relationships individually," his son said.
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This piece of equipment is made individually for each station with specifications strictly for that location.
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"It's a great honor for those guys individually and for us as an organization," Kerr said.
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Designers individually sketch out and digitize each one's specific 3-D shape before it is manufactured.
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Directions: Invite your students to complete the scavenger hunt individually, in pairs or in small groups.
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Ellis resolved to talk to jurors individually, raising expectations that their travails might stretch into Wednesday.
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"We're individually growing each diamond one at a time in their own machine," Ms. Archer said.
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"We're individually growing each diamond one at a time in their own machine," Ms. Archer said.
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Now, it's trying to explain that each world leader is judged individually, based on the situation.
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Individually, they have shattered a number of glass ceilings in local politics and on Capitol Hill.
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No longer will they be individually rewarded for reaching sales targets, or punished for falling short.
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Others suggested that rather than paying for bags, Italians would begin to weigh their produce individually.
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Our freezer is always stocked with individually baked pies, ready for any hungry-child-shaped emergency.
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