I already know that Dana's infinitely better and I'm infinitely better just because DJ's here.
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"He's infinitely better than Michael Flynn; he's infinitely better than some of the crazies that you could have," Mr. Cohen said.
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"Tweets from President Trump have infinitely more reach and infinitely greater impact than any messaging vote the Senate has taken," said the strategist.
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Sitting in the 20-meter-ceilinged space of the Boiler Room watching this infinite building disintegrate infinitely slowly, you cannot help but feel infinitely tiny.
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Players eventually found a hole in an infinitely flat desert, and every time they beat it, there would be another hole on an infinitely flat desert.
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While it's always been true that GIFs could be looped infinitely or not looped at all, but the modern GIF is generally looped infinitely by default.
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We think it either continues on infinitely far in all directions, or maybe it is wrapped up on itself so that it isn't infinitely big, but still has no edges.
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Micah: You can infinitely loop, but you can't infinitely recurse—each time you call a recursive function you take a bit more memory, and eventually you run out of memory Harlo: Fucking killjoy.
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Those 500 lives matter infinitely more than our discount prices.
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The Yarn Man, as we called him, was infinitely endearing.
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The space between every individual point would grow infinitely large.
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But the avatar I saw before me seemed infinitely empty.
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We do it all the time in infinitely small ways.
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Because it's made of tiles it can be infinitely customized.
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Don't we have infinitely more pressing news to attend to?
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It's an infinitely complex metropolis, built of genius and light.
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One such number system, or infinitely many, would seem reasonable.
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Every single day is infinitely better than before she came.
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It's easy to pick up, infinitely replayable, and visually iconic.
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But the internet is just like infinitely searchable and archivable.
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The infinitely detailed reference guide to Nabokov's richly allusive novel.
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Only this one was infinitely cooler — and more astronomically correct.
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The text is infinitely variegated, the subtext always the same. . . .
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Pie is delicious, and complicated, and infinitely better than cake.
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The reality is infinitely harsher, even weeks after the storm.
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BioCellection's mission to "make plastic waste infinitely recyclable," says Wang.
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I'm infinitely more concerned with Trump's transgressions at this point.
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I prayed for the train to be delayed, perhaps infinitely.
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DeBord: The brand equity that Harley has is infinitely valuable.
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To try replicate that elsewhere will just delay us infinitely.
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A woman is illuminated by a lone streetlight, infinitely waiting.
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I would be bored, and life would be infinitely less interesting.
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That is an uncannier, more opaque thing, and infinitely more rare.
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There are signs that all this madness won't go on infinitely.
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In Russia, this group is infinitely smaller, but also more refined.
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Or was Prince just infinitely cooler than the rest of us?
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And when I'm even, a packed schedule is infinitely more manageable.
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Having a glancable screen on my wrist makes life infinitely easier.
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Miifoto. It's basically an infinitely customizable emoji that carries your own
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It's unexpected as ever and indicative of Thug's infinitely evolving style.
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"The market is infinitely large," said Christofer Mowry, General Fusion's CEO.
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Digital Symmetric-key cryptography has made reading secret messages infinitely harder.
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Also, shout out to the infinitely charming title of this book!
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That doesn't mean that it can consolidate infinitely without any harms.
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It's made us more available, more casual, and infinitely more #sextable.
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And I am sure there are infinitely more things to learn.
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Well, Smith's accompanying tweet made the whole thing infinitely more adorable.
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And that makes the danger of miscalculation -- and war -- infinitely greater.
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O'Neill's tragedies would become infinitely deeper, his humor far less strained.
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Now, though, this stuff is infinitely more popular than it was.
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Without Jess, the cast got infinitely better at supporting each other.
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This whole grace thing has made me an infinitely better mom.
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Their business model is infinitely better than the one it displaced.
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Don't get me wrong: That's infinitely preferable to the indecent present.
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The option here is infinitely more appealing and timely, dontcha think?
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All of these are infinitely simpler than what TikTok currently offers.
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My own prom story is infinitely more believable than Ms. Shalabi's.
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Instead he has produced a passable one, watchable but infinitely messy.
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I was expecting an infinitely browsable collection of recommendations and quips.
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It's an infinitely flexible, infinitely solitary realm: the sound of a man inside his own head, trying to sort out what happened, seeking explanation or resolution, while a virtual world keeps coalescing and dissolving around him.
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They're infinitely versatile, and you can just throw one on and go.
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Sometimes it is infinitely better to err on the side of caution.
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But they involve infinitely many terms riddled with unknown exponents and coefficients.
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But our [phone] cameras are infinitely more powerful for many, many cases.
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Bullshit is infinitely more difficult to combat than it is to spread.
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Price: $18.95–$103 Live Infinitely Infuser Water Bottle Find water completely boring?
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I still have to apply the product, though, so not infinitely easier!
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Let's just cut to the chase: Your mornings just got infinitely better.
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Like our oceans and rainforests, space seems large, foreboding and infinitely strong.
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Chicken is one of those infinitely adaptable staples in an omnivore's diet.
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If that scene comes close to it, the truth was infinitely worse.
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The world of personal audio is an infinitely varied and fascinating one.
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Why bother imaging a brain that's infinitely less complex than a vertebrate's?
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We needed infinitely more help with this, but we felt utterly alone.
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What it does is infinitely more challenging, and potentially even more powerful.
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But, as we've proclaimed time and time again, culottes are infinitely versatile.
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A secretary of state has similar obligations, on an infinitely larger stage.
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It was kind of like reading a horoscope (except infinitely more somber).
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The rewards are infinitely larger than any imaginable benefit from trade threats.
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The seats have heated and cooled massages and they're almost infinitely adjustable.
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Is that too much to ask of an omnipotent, infinitely loving Being?
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That's infinitely worse — and it happens more than we'd like to think.
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Here was an infinitely more alluring model of princely purpose and prerogative.
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All of it has infinitely more character than Jay Sean's conventional vocals.
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Rarer — and infinitely more appreciated — are those bosses who are quality listeners.
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More blatant and infinitely more consequential is his treatment of Vladimir Putin.
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They are Mysteries, with a capital M, because they are infinitely knowable.
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But for the Owl there was something Infinitely Preferable About the Night.
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It's easier to recycle than plastic and can be rehashed almost infinitely.
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"Privacy in itself is infinitely more than just regulatory compliance," he said.
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The pluripotent stem cells [have the] ability to proliferate rapidly and infinitely.
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This is not because the basic idea is infinitely beyond the pale.
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This is -- the North Korean propaganda playbook is an infinitely rich resource.
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But job hunting during an unfolding public health crisis is infinitely worse.
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The universe is infinitely large, so how can it be 'approximately' infinite?
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Is it just going to be each party blocking each other infinitely?
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Solutions that provide information at such infinitely fine resolution are called "smooth" solutions.
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" As Doreen St. Felix put it, the reality star "has been infinitely preserved.
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To celebrate, the president decided to post an infinitely retweetable photo on Twitter.
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They became infinitely more sophisticated over the years, but old perceptions die hard.
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Meeting someone for the first time can be an awkward/infinitely painful experience.
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If anything, things have gotten infinitely better since they started taking online reservations.
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The startup's platform aims to make this process infinitely more efficient and transparent.
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"It also allows us as a platform to scale infinitely, almost," she adds.
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I turned away from the dark side and I have been infinitely blessed.
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Like most sports or fighting games Lethal League Blaze is essentially infinitely replayable.
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Some may be infinitely long; others are "closed", forming loops with no endpoints.
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Except the price to build this system for your backyard is infinitely cheaper.
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Pocket Edition feels infinitely smaller and far more friendly for the casual player.
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While they aren't perfect at detection, they are infinitely better than no detection.
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The spaces on this new release are both clearly defined and infinitely expansive.
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Forget about the era of infinitely scaling your media company to make money.
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Writing machines may be complicated, but writing itself is always infinitely more so.
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For many people, a practical gift that saves them time is infinitely better.
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Otherwise, ask them something else; you'll probably find that conversation infinitely more interesting.
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Losing Grassley on a nominee would make the White House's job infinitely harder.
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I find her imagining purgatory as a bowling alley to be infinitely hilarious.
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Targeting ads, it turns out, is almost infinitely customizable — sometimes in surprising ways.
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The president also was infinitely more prepared in his next debate with Romney.
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So Americans' indulgence of him is infinitely more dangerous than Italians' of Berlusconi.
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Trump's comments may be brutal, but his policies would be infinitely more so.
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"The film of 'Love Story' is infinitely better than the book," he wrote.
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The arguments are almost always infinitely regressive, and anyone's opinion on Mantle vs.
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She is superior to her predecessors, and thus infinitely worse for the country.
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Also, three black standing female nudes are powerful and peaceful and infinitely soft.
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Will you succeed at producing infinitely many approximating fractions under such specific conditions?
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But womens' resources are not infinitely elastic, and families aren't always self-sufficient.
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THE BAKER'S APPRENTICE: The Essential Kitchen Companion, With Deliciously Dependable, Infinitely Adaptable Recipes.
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Americans are infinitely interested in the question of who can kick whose butt.
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It's infinitely more valuable than watching Amazon Prime Video on the Echo Show.
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Principle of refundability is infinitely more important than initial size of credit. pic.twitter.
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By simple contrast, the factual history is infinitely more compelling than the mythology.
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I am infinitely weary of Roman Reigns, but I'm finally rooting for him.
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Just as you can make infinitely many arithmetic equations by combining a few mathematical symbols and following a small set of rules, you can make infinitely many sentences by combining a modest set of words and a modest set of rules.
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Getting the right people in place, however, is infinitely more important than the numbers.
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And my trip was infinitely better because I left the Sony in my suitcase.
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They are also built to win immediately, and their owners have infinitely deep pockets.
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Before then, others may seek to join an arrangement designed to be infinitely expandable.
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" It forces all companies to scale, infinitely, and punishes those that achieve "right size.
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Anything can be spun, and it can be spun infinitely, the internet teaches us.
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The Lightcycle's base is heavy to prevent topples, and can infinitely spin 360-degrees.
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Verdict: Right on — advertising is an infinitely more insidious sort of vandalism than tagging.
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The Arkansas teachers' fund is infinitely more sophisticated than the Tokai investor, of course.
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Even growing up, Peter Parker was infinitely more interesting to me than Spider-Man.
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We love Kindle ebook readers for making reading infinitely more convenient, accessible, and comfortable.
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Releasing the iPhone OS SDK changed all that and made iPhones infinitely more useful.
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Narrative evaluations are infinitely better than grades for educating students and measuring academic progress.
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If Republicans were to remain fully in power, the result would be infinitely worse.
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Asylum seekers must jump through infinitely smaller hoops to receive one of these, however.
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Da Roberta ("Roberta's") is infinitely more informal: a food truck gone brick-and-mortar.
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But an infinitesimally small contribution to an infinitely large climate catastrophe is still significant.
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Pick One to TwoGarlic and spices will instantly make almost anything taste infinitely better.
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I can only imagine it's probably infinitely worse if we moved out of Toronto.
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Yet all grew infinitely worse with the election of the nation's first black president.
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"The challenge of pure philanthropy is that it's not infinitely sustainable," Mr. Young said.
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The American film industry and market is "an infinitely bigger machine," Mr. Ross said.
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Actors operated on faulty assumptions about how existing arrangements were infinitely sustainable (they weren't).
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President Trump channeled those frustrations and difficulties, fed them and made them infinitely worse.
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We have some amazing, beautiful, gorgeous, infinitely mysterious and lovely roommates on this planet.
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But the sensibility through which we view this world is infinitely rich and abundant.
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So having that exist but then closing into something smaller seems infinitely more convenient.
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Popular and classical melodies can be infinitely modified to meet various backgrounds and tastes.
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"The sophistication is infinitely less than the technology needed to do deepfakes," she said.
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" By contrast, "algorithm-driven operating models" of the A.I. economy are "almost infinitely scalable.
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The spirit of Kayako remains, and infinitely curses the house, claiming victim after victim.
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Since then, China's influence machine has become infinitely more resourceful — and far more global.
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And for these developments, New York sports fans are supposed to be infinitely grateful?
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It was, one translator told me, more exacting than poetry, and infinitely more complex.
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This is an infinitely important subject, one that I've only recently begun to monitor.
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But recently, the love affair between meat and me has grown infinitely more complex.
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You're concerned with surface appearances, yet you're on a Y-axis going infinitely downward.
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But Einstein's equations say that the interior of a black hole is a vacuum, and that all the matter that has ever fallen in is packed into an infinitely dense, infinitely small surface at the center of the black hole called a singularity.
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From this God's-eye-view, I saw how fragile and infinitely precious the Earth is.
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Its nearly 2-inch thick padded mat was infinitely more comfortable than my hotel bed.
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As you can see in the video below, this incredible photograph is almost infinitely zoomable.
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Along with those goodies, Heroes 2.0 is removing the level cap — you can level infinitely.
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That's why I love the idea of recreating the Labo toys using infinitely repairable Lego.
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Sure, it's infinitely more difficult getting around with a beautiful, screaming, adorable, demanding third wheel.
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To put that another way: in isolation, the two sculptures would be infinitely less interesting.
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Food writing connects us to our human selves, infinitely odd and inexplicable as we are.
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But waiting for something that's advertised as a computer seems absurd, and infinitely more frustrating.
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The piece could have been made to run infinitely — it is a machine, after all.
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Watching a launch on video is cool, but watching one in person is infinitely cooler.
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He thinks designers are infinitely powerful and can coerce people to do whatever they want.
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They're perfect for toting treats and tools to help make your ceremony infinitely more enjoyable.
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"I like that it's driven by infinite improbability because our ship is also infinitely improbable"
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He's been given the opportunity to fight for something infinitely more significant than protecting Joffrey.
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"My father was an infinitely deliberate person," said Paul Andrews, 69, a retired Seattle journalist.
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They were infinitely more attractive than anything the Alta has (outside of that steel band).
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For the online set, Rotten was the underdog of the show — flawed, but infinitely relatable.
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It has always mattered to me, but now as a mom, it matters infinitely more.
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Yet, it made me infinitely more thankful for the precious baby growing inside me today.
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"I am infinitely sad that it didn't work out," Hofer wrote on his Facebook page.
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Nest's hardware and software are infinitely easier and nicer to use than many smart monitors.
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Almost every JPEG taken with the Canon was infinitely superior to what Sony shot straight.
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They're called "perfect position seats" and they're virtually infinitely adjustable from the center console touchscreen.
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The real Rio is infinitely preferable to a ceremony that simultaneously honors and caricatures it.
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Calm and confident you are now infinitely more attractive than you were before the spell.
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Since my doctor's visit a little under a year ago, my skin is infinitely better.
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I am infinitely less attuned to the nuances of the family relationships than they are.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lou Andreas-Salomé led an almost infinitely varied life.
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Which in turn allows for VR game worlds to appear to have infinitely long passageways.
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The newest entry to this budding literature is just as pathetic, but infinitely more troubling.
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" His daughter's murder, he wrote on the website, left him and his wife "infinitely heartbroken.
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He actually did us a favor, because the next version of it was infinitely superior.
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By the end of the month I felt infinitely more comfortable rocking nothing but mascara.
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Words can be arranged in infinitely many ways to express a single thought or sentiment.
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Shakey was more intelligent than Elmer and Elsie, but also more rigid, and infinitely slower.
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We are creatures who care, whose nature is to grow infinitely attached to finite things.
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Also, being gay in the 1950s was infinitely tougher than being James Damore in 2017.
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The episode ends with only six men left, and the promise of infinitely more tears.
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Regardless of your opinions on quality, the Fast and the Furious movies are infinitely watchable.
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That move gives away the entire game for me, but makes the work infinitely collectible.
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And for just a few, infinitely precious moments, a radiance eclipses the all-devouring night.
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The rise of China, for example, is infinitely more important than anything Russia is doing.
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Mr. McCarthy was only a senator, whereas Mr. Trump is the infinitely more powerful president.
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Considering you're spending four months with this person, it makes the whole process infinitely easier.
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It had gotten better, infinitely better, and I was a walking testimony of that fact.
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Jason Coghlan: It's infinitely more profitable, insofar as I can never be arrested for this.
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Now imagine you want a decent moisturizer for a good price; it's infinitely more complicated.
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There's a cutoff to how far we can see, so it could be infinitely big.
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Jesus once told a similar and infinitely morally superior parable in the book of Luke.
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The printed page can't be deleted or altered, or forwarded in infinitely duplicable digital form.
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Otherwise, it risks being ignored or, infinitely worse from its perspective, targeted for regime change.
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Fans of the food say part of its appeal is that it is infinitely customizable.
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A map can only be useful if it is infinitely smaller than the area depicted.
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Another option is to turn on Autoplay in the Spotify settings, which extends playlists infinitely.
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" And she said Q&A's with the president are "infinitely better than talking to me.
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So "setting my own hours makes life infinitely better for all the reasons," she said.
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We're trying not to let the big bad thing that is happening get infinitely worse.
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Sarah's game plan: I wouldn't say that I'm smarter than Ross, but I am infinitely crueler.
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"Interviewed for @wonderland by someone I stan infinitely – the fiercest garbagio pop queen @kingprincess69," Stenberg wrote.
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Imagine the power of these signs and symbols in our postmodern world of infinitely destabilized meaning.
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Here's hoping he was wrong, but this game just got infinitely more complicated for all involved.
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"Our system can start with the small, single SMB location and scale effectively infinitely," Stollmeyer said.
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This year, Shelton has been voted out of office, replaced by an infinitely better-qualified candidate.
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Strong communications can help you get your job done faster and at an infinitely higher quality.
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He was obsessively driven to capture as much as he could of an infinitely complex reality.
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Personally, I enjoyed Electric Objects' art more, especially its videos, but I infinitely prefer Meural's display.
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Millennials made things more salacious with Dawson's Creek, The O.C., and the infinitely quotable Gossip Girl.
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After all, computers are infinitely patient and have deep stores of knowledge to answer endless questions.
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This entire process takes forever but is infinitely improved by watching Vanderpump Rules while I primp.
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Can fire infinitely, without the need for a reload, but D.Va's movement speed slows while firing.
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I had no idea at the time, but my life was going to get infinitely better.
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But in the modern day of infinitely long and amorphous chains, that isn't always the case.
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The White House and the national security process is infinitely more synchronized and functional without him.
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I try one on along with the matching lavender neck pillow and feel infinitely more relaxed.
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But for regular Grab Bag readers, he played an infinitely more important role in hockey history.
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Alex Robert Ross has been walking around Brooklyn feeling infinitely wiser since this interview took place.
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If you're getting on an airplane and need something meaningful, get the infinitely re-readable Watchmen.
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Quill's "infinitely scalable canvas" lets virtual reality artists create worlds like this one from mid-air.
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My parents, who are infinitely cool, took me to Paris and Amsterdam when I was 16.
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Fortunately, Island did exist for a time, and the comics scene is infinitely richer for it.
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Central bankers are famous for burying important information in mind-numbing jargon and infinitely careful language.
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"Cybersecurity for the cloud that's infinitely scalable; no wonder there was so much excitement," Cramer quipped.
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In today's world, the circle of people we're trying to keep up with has expanded infinitely.
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He seemed infinitely more assured when talking about foreign affairs than he had in the past.
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But like most techno-utopias, my reality was more bleak and infinitely more conspicuous than advertised.
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Interestingly, Professor Van Huis had told me that bugs are an infinitely safer meal than livestock.
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What this does is it makes our job as advocates for the Hispanic community infinitely harder.
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On the infinitely more serious current crisis, McSally — now a Senator — gushes about Trump's "decisive" leadership.
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To be clear, Biden's speech on the virus was infinitely better than anything Trump has said.
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The Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch are just infinitely better when it comes to music.
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The International Society of Blood Transfusion lists 58 known antigens, but the combinations are infinitely more.
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The president has said he plans to keep Pence, and that is an infinitely wise decision.
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It would have been infinitely kinder to allow her to die peacefully in her own bed.
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Users essentially could play a game infinitely and only pay if they liked the game enough.
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Belief that there is something deeply good in the mysterious heart of the infinitely knowable other.
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Here are 12 tech and social media hacks that will make your online life infinitely better.
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Even setting that aside, the Apple Watch Series 3 costs the same and does infinitely more.
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Fake news like Bild's article, which plays to Germans' worst instincts, makes it infinitely more difficult.
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Over the course of my career, waging war and preserving peace has grown infinitely more complex.
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The conjecture predicts that there are infinitely many such pairs among the counting numbers, or integers.
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One of the things Cooper hates most about photographs is that they can be infinitely reproduced.
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Instead of "infinite diversity," AI is giving us an infinitely expanding set of conundrums to navigate.
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So encrypted WhatsApp should exist, but you shouldn't be able to infinitely forward encrypted WhatsApp messages.
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For Israelis who feel safe and protected are infinitely more likely to make accommodations for peace.
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The shoes couldn't have cost more than $30, but at the time, they seemed infinitely adult.
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But they're especially prevalent in this episode, Kevin's status as an infinitely resurrectable pseudo-messiah notwithstanding.
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DeVos should think about the children whose lives she is making infinitely harder with her actions.
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But, a month into Destiny 2, I still feel infinitely more satisfied than I expected I would.
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Eating animals and animal fats, the diet argues, is infinitely healthier than eating processed foods and carbs.
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This is a critical mistake for the show, because the kids are infinitely more charismatic than Colton.
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They can be infinitely reconfigured, which means kids' ideas about design can be endlessly reconfigured as well.
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At first, people are infinitely amused for the new names for shapes his young mind had concocted.
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Previously, commenting on a public video felt like trying to yell into an infinitely loud public square.
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So, if you're a manager, you're infinitely more likely to hear about things before they're huge problems.
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The idea that something seemingly complex and infinitely detailed can come from very simple beginnings is paradoxical.
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For as difficult it was to see, it's infinitely worse to live it, as Jennifer Fox had.
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Both of these moves have the essential kinetic energy to be convincing and infinitely pleasing to execute.
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The resulting space is something between a mall, an inverted high-rise, and an infinitely descending prison.
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You're better off saving your money for a pair of somewhat more expensive, but infinitely better headphones.
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It goes without saying that this access will make these once closed-off applications infinitely more useful.
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"You could repost infinitely and it would always be at the top of the feed," RAC says.
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Do you often feel that everything would be infinitely more enjoyable if Samuel L. Jackson were involved?
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Completing these items may be more difficult, but getting them off your plate is infinitely more satisfying.
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Online abuse is infinitely complex and human, and there are no easy life hacks for solving it.
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If everything about that bottled sugary booze was infinitely better, it would be Ramona's Lemon Wine Spritz.
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Food is infinitely better than music, too, so Omar, mate, pop a napkin on and accept defeat.
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What if you could go infinitely down a rabbit hole of music, like getting lost on Wikipedia?
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From the first round it was clear that Clay was faster and infinitely superior in boxing ability.
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They're embedded with panic, and panic and pain are everywhere: it is infinitely part of being human.
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The result would be an economic war of attrition that China is infinitely better positioned to win.
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That is a gesture of genuine substance, and does infinitely more good than simply waving a flag.
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As this drama unfolded, the whip operations on the convention hall floor had become infinitely more complicated.
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He was smooth, kind, subtly witty, good-looking and seemed to be infinitely more complicated than Jerry.
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Following the tradition of QWOP, it is easy to conceptually understand and infinitely difficult to actually operate.
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It would be infinitely harder for a woman to pull this off, and we all know it.
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Yet looking further and engaging the localities hit hardest by the opioid epidemic is infinitely more critical.
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You may not be interested in pro wrestling, but pro wrestling is infinitely, hungrily interested in you.
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It's there in front of you, amazingly well preserved, highlighting how infinitely small our modern conflicts are.
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"To save face is infinitely more fulfilling for my mother than living in comfort," Yan told me.
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It's time for a math question: Does a continuous line consist of distinct and infinitely tiny parts?
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It reminds me that there are so many less obvious but infinitely meaningful ways to help people.
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"My quality of life is infinitely better than it was last year at this point," he said.
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He was playful in his conversation, he was playful in his art, and he was infinitely curious.
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As long as the needed text books are available on the service, that is infinitely more affordable.
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It's been a long, tough, infinitely rewarding road I've had to travel one step at a time.
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You may also recognize, whether you want to admit it or not, your own infinitely divided self.
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Nicholas Kristof It's infinitely better that North Korea and the United States exchange words rather than missiles.
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"This marks a new period in Vice's history that will make us infinitely stronger," Mr. Smith said.
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Small online behaviors are infinitely interpretable, making it impossible to understand where you and another person stand.
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She's also smart as a whip and infinitely creative, so collaborating on her look/character was seamless.
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"The total lack of respect for user wishes is the infinitely repeating scandal of 2018," she added.
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Bill Gates or Steve Ballmer are infinitely less likable than Sergey or Larry or Mark or Sheryl.
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Modern life barely leaves us time to breathe, so how can we nourish our infinitely curious brains?
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Diversity for its own sake, without a common telos, is infinitely centrifugal, and leads to social fragmentation.
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This is one of the most expensive plastics you have, and this is entirely recyclable, infinitely recyclable.
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This is more of personal preference; though, a good window seat can make a flight infinitely better.
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Consider the infinitely wise, gentle and loving E.T., who will return to Earth this weekend in Brooklyn.
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But it's the "Infinity Mirrored Room" — an infinitely Instagrammable chamber of globe lights — that drew the masses.
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"At a time of infinitely frenetic activity and consumption, there's a desire for more simplicity," O'Malley said.
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But most legal scholars say the new legal system is infinitely better than the one it replaced.
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The faces visitors see vary infinitely, with a multitude of eye colors, face shapes and skin tones.
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The rush of discovery gave the impression that nature contained an infinitely deep trove of new medicines.
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Try and tell us that everything doesn't seem infinitely cooler with some music playing in the background.
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Sitting in the 20-meter-ceilinged space of the Boiler Room watching this infinite building disintegrate infinitely slowly, you cannot help but feel infinitely tiny — an effect of space and time designed for just that, removed from political ideology, repurposed by an art space — and still just as effective.
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In the first Destiny, these items could be used infinitely and applied only to an entire armor set.
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I think people still hold onto us pretty tight, and then obviously with reruns, you live infinitely forever.
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The resulting carnage is, as always, infinitely more satisfying when you watch it play out in slow motion.
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An original puzzle is infinitely harder to solve than one based on tricks and techniques often seen before.
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They may lack some of the pizzazz of the big ticket items, but they're often infinitely more useful.
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"I infinitely loved that boy but I had no physical contact with him," Lagerfeld said, according to WWD.
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Imagine transferring that level of sloth-like reaction times to an environment infinitely more stressful than a supermarket.
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Something about being dressed up almost (but not quite) like adults highlights their soft, but infinitely expressive faces.
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A slow computer, in many ways, is worse than a broken one—or at least infinitely more frustrating.
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And the exchange was made infinitely more entertaining because Timberlake can't speak after "severely bruising" his vocal cords.
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We wanted to create a framework where luxury lovers can infinitely splurge, while keeping their investments under control.
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And like all altered-state faves, it's infinitely watchable and re-watchable — whether you're on something or not.
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But the theory had been marred by the appearance of points where energy appeared to become infinitely concentrated.
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They love their wives, and it's because those women are infinitely cooler than the guys will ever be.
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If you have a living, breathing sleep buddy that lets you snuggle them, that is infinitely more satisfying.
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It is worth noting that in the real world, music is essentially infinitely more important than home control.
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They were windows into universes infinitely bigger than the small New Zealand town I grew up in. 212.
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Hofer said he was "infinitely sad that it didn't work out," and floated another run in six years.
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Flying an X-Wing down the trench run and blowing up the Death Star, however, is infinitely better.
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It makes infinitely more sense to simply keep your portfolio through the scary times and tough it out.
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But the idea that history is infinitely malleable is by no means the exclusive property of xenophobic populists.
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If the collectibles market is having a soft landing, experts say that is infinitely preferable to a crash.
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If we were to adopt them, we would make America's health care system infinitely more accessible and affordable.
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I'd relied on a notebook to jot down daily reflections for years, but this was infinitely more elegant.
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Their latest experiment is a virtual reality video game where you use GIFs to build infinitely customizable worlds.
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It's also infinitely easier than trying to impose a meaningful structure on the frantic tangle of real life.
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He proved that for every irrational number, there exist infinitely many fractions that approximate the number evermore closely.
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Kids are infinitely better able to self regulate when their blood sugar is level and they are hydrated.
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They've made a conscious decision to take infinitely cheap capital and encourage people to start buying via Alexa.
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In the short term, taking action is infinitely more uncomfortable and harder than simply wishing it all away.
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That makes it infinitely more difficult for Disney to bring the movies over to its own streaming service.
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Not to mention — or rather, to mention, and to celebrate, too — we would eat infinitely more delicious dinners.
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But he's only a year and a half older than President Trump, and he's in infinitely better shape.
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I felt as if I'd stumbled into Borges's Library of Babel, its shelves stretching infinitely in every direction.
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My world is more dim without you in it but infinitely brighter for having you as a friend.
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Protectionism anywhere is invariably bad for local consumers and the global economy, but American protectionism is infinitely worse.
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The resurgence of Mickelson and the 43-year-old Woods has made the men's game infinitely more compelling.
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And both government officials and counterfeiters know that raids are an infinitely repeating game of whack-a-mole.
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Now it will roast infinitely faster, and will make your day-of preparations that much more stress-free.
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"It's very interactive, and the best part about the boxing part, specifically, is that it's infinitely progressive," he says.
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After some finite amount of time, the equations tell you a particle in the fluid is moving infinitely fast.
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Snap and his English professor could carry a letter to headquarters written in a perfect hand and infinitely duplicable.
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Bitcoin was designed as an alternative currency, similar to gold but infinitely more usable due to its digital nature.
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Since its initial release in 2003, Second Life has become an infinitely customizable virtual reality world where anything goes.
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The internet provides an almost endlessly long menu of options to meet the almost infinitely quirky tastes of humanity.
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LONDON — There's something infinitely cheering about discovering that two actors you really admire are actually pals in real life.
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It's an extremely complex product: Every reply is itself a tweet, and every tweet can be infinitely replied to.
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The ability to do a backflip — especially one with some extra twists — really does make any task infinitely cooler.
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Pandering to different tastes — especially when we're talking about popular entertainment — makes an already difficult task infinitely less possible.
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Pebble's also using the opportunity to remind potential developers that the Core's "infinitely hackable platform" is open, as well.
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How afraid we should feel, knowing this new current of white nationalism is infinitely worse for people of color.
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The Rocketbook Everlast is infinitely reusable because you can just wipe down the page after it's served its purpose.
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In those final, brief moments of recognition, their previously isolated and largely unrecorded lives become an infinitely fetishized object.
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By looking at your new life circumstances as temporary rather than permanent, the whole thing becomes infinitely less stressful.
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Luckily, she (and Moss) is still infinitely compelling, her pent-up rage and bruised hope radiating through every scene.
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Nobody's communications platform can be infinitely open or free of control by the people who own or fund it.
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Endless trapdoors ahead: data inaccuracies, intentional gaming, constant intimate surveillance 24/7, data breaches that will be infinitely worse.
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Off the back of its popularity, a year later, High School Musical 2—its infinitely better sequel—was released.
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"The point is, having the knowledge that the Mueller report provides is infinitely better than the alternative," Oliver said.
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Make the moment infinitely more sharable by exporting your images using the Micro SD card slot and HDMI inputs.
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Our thought bubble: In tech, market definitions are unusually fluid because hardware evolves quickly and software is infinitely malleable.
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But he knows too little about, well, anything to understand that America is infinitely more complex than he is.
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Nothing flashy, but minor masterpieces nonetheless, infinitely more enjoyable than Mute, not to mention Jones' other recent catastrophe, Warcraft.
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It's far prettier than the outdated Safari or Chrome and infinitely better looking than the dinosaur that is Firefox.
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The work of government is infinitely harder and more complicated than the act of obtaining the power to govern.
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But … the stakes in global statecraft are infinitely higher and more complex than in the world of luxury hotels.
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With that said, here are a few cocktails that will make your and your family's Thanksgiving gathering infinitely better.
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What matters is that it was infinitely better than all the garbage they were slinging at my friends' houses.
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From the Kremlin's point of view, it's infinitely worse to be ignored than to be considered a worthy rival.
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Sessions with lawyers are nothing new for this litigious ex-businessman; but with infinitely higher stakes, this was different.
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On Sunday, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA Finals, beating the infinitely hyped Golden State Warriors.
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In the Ramsey model, savings are infinitely elastic, so the real interest rate always returns to some fixed level.
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"The OPEC+ mechanism has shown it is efficient, but it is not efficient infinitely," Sorokin is quoted as saying.
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My real advice is to not bet on this game — there are infinitely better ways to spend your money.
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The Live Infinitely Exercise Ball receives high marks for its durability and ability to stand up to tough workouts.
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Start with homemade pasta, which is infinitely superior to the dried, boxed stuff, and surprisingly easy to throw together.
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The homemade zongzi tastes infinitely better than all the variations I had purchased at the market the week before.
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The truth is that even though I love my children infinitely, they do not define me as a person.
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But those are also the sticker stereotypes peeling off its hood, with the structural components underneath running infinitely deeper.
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It's also not the closest river to the school, and it is surprisingly close to an infinitely nicer ocean.
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It's the kind of quick-cooking dish that is infinitely adaptable, a blank canvas for all my dinner dreams.
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In the treasury-house of your soul, there are infinitely precious things, that may not be taken from you.
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The two hours and forty minutes of "Infinity War" (also directed by Joe and Anthony Russo) felt infinitely longer.
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" Everyone should have a museum, he writes, "because every life is so irreducibly strange, every mind so infinitely rich.
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Part of the reason for the Aeropress' success is that the brewing method is infinitely customizable to your tastes.
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"It is infinitely rewarding to know this collection is giving back, especially during this time of year," she adds.
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Only a man like this could conceive of a permanent campaign, extending infinitely after Election Day, as something desirable.
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They're infinitely reusable and can stretch to double or triple their size without ever losing strength, shape, or durability.
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" It was, he said "fitting, if infinitely sad, to consider how this system came to be established in Cuba.
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But as hard as it might be for doctors to rest in the hospital, it's infinitely harder for patients.
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Infinitely better than glue, it's liquid plastic that hardens via a UV LED light for more controlled drying time.
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In my opinion, this is infinitely easier than going through these in the mobile app and downloading each locally.
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His interests have clearly been served infinitely more than those of the American people and those of either candidate.
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Breaks, bruises, and occasional run-ins with the law are infinitely better than the shadowy alternatives Roy wrestled with.
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As clumsy as we find SIL's logic, she's still infinitely smarter than any man who gazes upon her boobs.
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An oculus opened the space to the sky, heightening my awareness of my relationship to this infinitely large world.
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Once we master multichannel content delivery, each new technology will become infinitely more useful to people around the world.
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But for me and for the vast majority of trans people, transitioning is infinitely preferable to remaining as we are.
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Not to mention that the way different genes in the body influence and interact with one another is infinitely complex.
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Then picture a point on the same plane but very far outside the Julia set's boundary (infinitely far, in fact).
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Pushing yourself is infinitely easier when you have a competitor to take on, and Irfan has just that coming up.
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Why buy a brand new iPhone 7S Plus, when an infinitely more cool model is coming within a few months?
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These algorithmic designs can be applied infinitely to any surface, whether the dome of a mosque or a tile wall.
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"Your brain will be infinitely more powerful than the brains we have now," Kennedy continues, as his brain pulsates onscreen.
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" The interrogators warned Nashiri that if he lied, he would "suffer the consequences" and his life would become "infinitely worse.
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Well first of all, it's just cool, and second of all, being surrounded by smart devices makes life infinitely easier.
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String theory predicts an infinite tower of "higher-spin states"—essentially, strings vibrating at an infinitely rising sequence of pitches.
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Having a domain redirect to a social media profile is already infinitely more helpful than a "page not found" notice.
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Instagram, Twitter, and Reddit expose us to infinitely more knowledge and opinions than our parents' generation had in their 20s.
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It's why the film has built a loyal audience over the years, the kind that finds the film infinitely rewatchable.
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But now we also know the two shared a kiss for Corden's Christmas mashup video, which makes it infinitely better.
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How do you stop things from being copied infinitely and a system that is designed around that specific mechanical task?
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Despite being set a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, it's infinitely relatable in very straightforward terms.
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There's still one more month of summer, but doesn't the season just have infinitely more promise in June and July?
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The other, infinitely more famous outcome was Mary's tale of a scientist who confects a humanoid out of body parts.
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"The stakes in global statecraft are infinitely higher and more complex than in the world of luxury hotels," Clinton said.
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So we can search your slimy tweets by year or keywords instead of infinitely scrolling through a mountain of shit.
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And from inside a black hole, gravity acts with infinitely more force upon objects that enters it, thereby destroying them.
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The Oculus Rift is infinitely better and more immersive with Oculus Touch, which won't launch until later in the year.
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Accessibility-wise, Monday's keynote slides were infinitely more visually friendly than the ones used at the March event in Chicago.
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"Whenever there's due process and rule of law in a court system, it's infinitely harder to argue asylum," Bolour said.
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Her name was Jill and, though she couldn't have been twenty, at the time she seemed wise, experienced, infinitely cool.
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Here's a turtle having sex with another shoe, but it's a Croc, which makes the whole scene infinitely more interesting.
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" Bottom line: "The stakes in global statecraft are infinitely higher and more complex than in the world of luxury hotels.
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Michael Jordan became the greatest professional basketball player of all time because he was, and is, infinitely thirsty for competition.
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We do not tend to think of personality tests as akin to works of art: unique, complex, irreducible, infinitely signifying.
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It's also a prelude to an even more delusional, and infinitely more destructive, attempt to discredit the election results themselves.
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However, all of these calculations still rely on a third false assumption: that golf scores come in infinitely divisible pieces.
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Rather, whatever penchants and capabilities we inherit with our genes are so malleable that their expression takes infinitely diverse forms.
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Heck, a violent, seemingly infinitely hot explosion is probably what set the whole universe in motion in the first place.
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As you might imagine, that gap consists of an almost infinitely knotty tangle of legal precedents, gray areas, and jurisdictions.
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One of them reduces damage while moving by 80%, which is infinitely useful when enemies begin setting traps for you.
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Throughout the weekend, a projected exhibition of the late-great photographer and teacher George Pitts's erotic work will cycle infinitely.
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Right next to the information icon is an button that allows you to loop the piece you're listening to infinitely.
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"For one, what stopped a mass exodus to Super Mario Maker was that SMW is infinitely more customizable," said leod.
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It turns out that, by telling marketers who you are and what you like, marketing to you becomes infinitely easier.
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Besides being infinitely more interesting to consume, non-alcoholic beer may also best sports drinks in another area: polyphenol content.
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For vector enthusiasts, Fresco includes vector brushes to create infinitely scalable drawings in combination with the aforementioned pixel-based brushes.
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Arthur believes; he thinks that the centrality in mathematics of the number pi, that infinitely digited marvel, is proof enough.
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Without the vast profits from the drug trade, cartels would be infinitely less powerful, and our governments could neutralize them.
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What you've witnessed, after all, is the creation of a whole, vastly populated, constantly changing world of infinitely renewable resources.
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"I think that Pledge 1% has a reach and accessibility that is infinitely broader," Lesnick told Recode in an interview.
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So it's hard to believe that I would meet someone who has made me infinitely happier, but you've done that.
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The way for doing this is to have an infinitely likable and progressive, at least the perception of a progressive.
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He doesn't think we're infinitely content at all–he thinks the internet lulls us into a false sense of security!
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A lot of people have heard a lot of my music, which makes it infinitely easier to deal with them.
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That's infinitely more defiant and destabilizing than Nancy Pelosi's inert hands and anguished mien as Trump delivered his big speech.
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The Pepsi Center in Denver will begin offering aluminum cups it calls "infinitely recyclable," owner Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced Tuesday.
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But I&aposve had much joy along the way, and the photo albums have infinitely more worth than financial statements.
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Initial problems By a number of measures, China's handling of the current crisis has been infinitely better than during SARS.
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The Republican Party's task appeared to get infinitely more difficult when its voters chose Mr. Trump to head the ticket.
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She has become Yul Brynner in the original "Westworld," a robot hellbent on destruction, only infinitely smarter and more devious.
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All of the above-mentioned topics are infinitely more important than Trump's weight — so why aren't we talking about them?
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Large in scope but small in size, the sonnet encapsulates infinitely malleable spirits within a finite frame, as we do.
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The twin primes conjecture's most famous prediction is that there are infinitely many prime pairs with a difference of 2.
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Now other campaigns have descended upon us, once again, like clockwork, ones that, perhaps blessedly, are of infinitely less consequence.
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Laura's intellectual challenges were made infinitely worse by Julia's isolating severity, and Woolf's inability to perceive this is a failing.
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The system is described as "infinitely scalable" - a large enough version of the kit could serve a mid-sized business.
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And he brings infinitely more credibility to that inside-the-room approach than, say, Michael Wolff with Fire and Fury.
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The artworks in Words/Matter suggest that language is not simply ethereal and cerebral, but infinitely malleable, corporeal, and tactile.
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Mr. Rashid says he foresees his afterlife in a place where palettes are infinitely expansive and gray walls very rare.
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In fact, Laos showed me how infinitely smarter, nicer, and all-round better the locals were to my own countrymen.
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And they also know the infinitely smart fan community will come up with plausible explanations for the error without any intercession.
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The Nemesis System has been talked about near-infinitely, and that's because I think it's the Mordor series's only unique feature.
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"Often people make money early in their careers when they're young and inexperienced and the future seems infinitely distant," he says.
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While Alessandro Michele's aesthetic influence is obvious, this killer athleisure look is actually from an infinitely more affordable source: H&M.
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And while it still needs a flat surface to function, it's infinitely more portable than carrying around a full-size turntable.
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This lets you print infinitely long objects on the Blackbelt or print multiple smaller objects that fall off into a basket.
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But these were infinitely more interesting because they were happening to someone I had never met, who didn't know I existed.
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The second, and infinitely more rewarding option, is to put on songs like Marcus Henriksson's otherworldly, ethereal, disturbingly seductive minimal slinker.
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Her platform was peace, love and understanding — which is infinitely more precious when you learn that this politician is a pooch.
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I'm a freelance journalist in Australia, which is obviously safer and infinitely more comfortable than anything Masao was covering in Iraq.
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The outside world was cacaphonic, an immense slab of sound competing for aural supremacy, a howling din that rumbles on infinitely.
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It's infinitely preferable to see where to apply highlighter on your own face than to guess after watching a YouTube video.
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My day became infinitely better when I scrolled past photos of the kittens attempting to climb out of their Lego fortresses.
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Plus, when it settles into skin, you're left with a lingering trail of amber and sandalwood that make it infinitely sexier.
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The internet makes this infinitely more effective, because a group of learners can find new knowledge online to expand their concepts.
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Something about the interior life of a computer remains infinitely interesting to me; it's not romantic, but it is a romance.
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Let's face it: cleaning the toilet is a necessary chore, but the list of things we'd rather do is infinitely long.
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You read that right: This coming Sunday, as in the start of the new year, will now be infinitely more magical.
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Infinitely more knowledgeable than Trump about how government functions, McConnell subverts norms with a laser-like focus on advancing that agenda.
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It took up a lot more fridge space, but there was infinitely less plastic wrap to feel like a heel about.
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They're incredibly thin, infinitely adjustable, and boast a 13-hour battery life, so they'll last you throughout the night and beyond.
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And stopping to think gets infinitely harder when there are people pushing and shoving one another to see the same things.
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Plus the battery life is infinitely better (12 months per charge!), and the app design is much more focused on health.
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And then counting on the world being both infinitely thirsty and that its purchasing power will never be dented by recession.
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You may be heartened to hear that the mystery of life — so brief, so cruel and so infinitely cherishable — is explained.
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The wall of speakers was a thumping shrine, a furious altar, and the heaving mass before it infinitely bounced in worship.
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Days 2 & 3The second and third days of my little experiment were infinitely better for a simple reason — I wasn't alone.
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In the luminous video installation A Consequence of Infinitely Recursive Vision Technologies, Stearns pairs neon light and scanned images of glaciers.
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It's tough to argue with the results this approach has produced, but it's not infinitely applicable, not even for the Spurs.
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Bad. Recording guys skidding infinitely on their face, knees, and ass into [what used to be] the dirtiest river in Europe?
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Riding his bike to the train, he said, was infinitely better than cruising the nearby streets for a place to park.
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The "Frozen" musical "Frozen" hype is an infinitely renewable resource, and next year the feature-length earworm will come TO BROADWAYYY!
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So whatever Shiffrin lost by not being able to race three times this week, she recognized that she gained infinitely more.
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Salcedo's method of art production parallels that of mourning — both are infinitely expandable, decaying but lasting, time-intensive but abruptly triggered.
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Content farming was actually designed to be an infinitely profitable business, and that delusion will result in suddenly broken business models.
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Listeners have work, or school, or both, and work in the internet era has grown infinitely expandable past 292.50 to 5.
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For the infinitely curious, The New York Times has answered a running list of frequently asked questions about the big day.
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"At a certain point, my hand disappears, and it's as though the pieces could generate new forms on their own infinitely."
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An infinitely more complex world I grew up in a military family and have worn our nation's uniform for 36 years.
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Yet Trump manages to make it infinitely complicated — and then get distracted by self-pity and excoriate reporters for committing journalism.
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That year Yitang Zhang proved that there are infinitely many prime pairs with a gap of no more than 70 million.
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You may not have heard of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), but it's likely that your lungs are infinitely familiar with them.
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It is groundbreaking in its attempt to render Adolf Eichmann in human terms, an effort that is, by definition, infinitely complicated.
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This is a subtle and insidious process that happens behind the headlines and is infinitely deniable, even as it is happening.
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Advancements in substance abuse treatment practices offer new, promising alternatives for better-informed and infinitely more effective and cost-efficient policies.
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It is true for my family and many others: Adoption has made us infinitely richer in the ways that matter most.
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Like Spain's tapas bars, the bacaro serves infinitely varied, kaleidoscopically colorful small plates at prices even a budget traveler can afford.
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A handful of chips pressed into soft bread have the power to transform a humdrum sandwich into something infinitely more engaging.
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There's something infinitely amusing about watching Jones bounce up and down in his seat as rhythmic gibberish flows from his lips.
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I discovered that being able to talk about my child without having to explain the fundamentals of neurology made talking infinitely easier.
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The push dial is rotatable infinitely and is responsive to touch, while the body is made of aluminum with a rubber bottom.
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But the human body is infinitely complicated, and there's more that goes into producing a healthy baby than we can possibly understand.
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One of two things will happen: either the values will grow infinitely in size, or they'll settle into a stable, bounded pattern.
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It has the potential to become a store of value similar to gold, that's infinitely easier to obtain and trade than gold.
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However, the experience of discovering those imaginative items is made infinitely better by the fact that TJ's products are also super affordable.
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But most of all, it starts by remembering that we are all nothing more and nothing less than infinitely connected human beings.
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The version of myself I'm more used to seeing is the infinitely better version I've spent the past decade carefully curating online.
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AWS's Snowball Edge devices aren't new, but they are getting a new feature today that'll make them infinitely more interesting than before.
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Yet the term "conservative" is not infinitely elastic: there is a core of principles that guides conservatives in the practice of government.
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On the other hand, Microsoft is an infinitely bigger company with vast engineering resources and the ability to provide after-sales support.
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But none really shifted the company away from its core product: an infinitely scrolling feed of updates interrupted with highly targeted advertising.
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One of them talked about wanting to become this disembodied infinitely powerful thing that would go throughout the universe and encompass everything.
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Any old hack Hollywood screenwriter could have rewritten the "romantic" interchanges here to infinitely better effect in one night's bourbon-fueled effort.
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While these may not get the same amount of hype as art selfies, they seem infinitely more useful in the long-term.
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Sure, these things seem straightforward enough at first, but man, do they become infinitely more complicated once you get a little closer.
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I love not having to maneuver the cable around my coat's buttons, and they're infinitely preferable for when I'm at the gym.
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There's still a long way to go, and with something as vital as voting, there is an infinitely small margin for error.
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While getting there will certainly require the company to deviate from this vision, not having a vision makes it infinitely more difficult.
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Those precarious group selfies have become infinitely easier to take without the risk of our phones taking a tragic (and expensive) tumble.
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They accelerate the cell renewal and cause a long-term effect of the skin thinning out, as the cells cannot divide infinitely.
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If he met his marks, she said, he was free to hike, play with his kids, meditate, take an infinitely rewarding nap.
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But the truth is infinitely more... I downloaded the new Gboard for iOS today, and have been really enjoying it so far.
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The work rewards your looking: upon closer inspection, the fractal trickery seems to play out almost infinitely, making delight verge on delirium.
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The group is also working on a second iteration, which will incorporate more technology and infinitely looping sounds, visuals and 3D environments.
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"If something doesn't have a charge for the service, that doesn't mean that it can consolidate infinitely without any harms," he said.
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When you're dealing with an infinitely variable set of real-world atmospheric systems, there are just no consistent controls to measure against.
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Thus, he may accuse a woman of being nasty, even if he's infinitely nastier, because he holds the sexes to different standards.
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With that disclaimer, though, I will say that I infinitely prefer the Woodie over any of these, even with its unfortunate name.
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SO I THINK IT IS FAR MORE COMPLICATED THAN I WILL POKE YOU, YOU POKE ME. TRADE IS AN INFINITELY COMPLEX THING.
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You might think life would be easier, happier, and infinitely more fulfilling if only you could rack up some extra IQ points.
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If a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, then all chains are infinitely weak, since everybody ends up broken.
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As a New Yorker and an attorney who represents emergency responders, I am infinitely grateful for FEMA's help during our darkest days.
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We live in an age of tweeting grandmas and child YouTube stars, of hyper-curated Instagram universes and infinitely expanding digital literacy.
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From splitting a check at a restaurant to finding your way in a new city, smartphones have made our lives infinitely easier.
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I had decided I wanted to be a psychologist — infinitely more manageable than my secret ambition of being a writer, I thought.
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First-person shooters are the Subway sandwich of the game design world, reliable and standardized, and yet infinitely augmentable in microscopic ways.
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Buterin, the smarty pants that he is, just had to include other universes into the problem, making it infinitely more mind-blowing.
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We now know infinitely more things than we did a week ago—plus, we're already a 219th of a season in, people!
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The very few people who learned of the incident from me were left with only one clear takeaway: Silence was infinitely preferable.
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She's infinitely more street-savvy than the boys, and she reads as the de facto leader of the San Fran DedSec operation.
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A story like this, thoroughly macabre and seemingly impossible, summons infinitely more questions than it answers, and has accordingly garnered feverish attention.
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On that scale, lobster is infinitely less work and less mess than a crab, and tastier and smoother in texture than shrimp.
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It is comprised of three movements, like a sonata, that repeat with different forms and colors so the piece is infinitely changing.
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Nietzsche, for example, speculated that a finite number of atoms in infinite time would assume the same configurations again and again, infinitely.
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Even Bali Aunty becomes infinitely more interesting when placed with the mothers of the group than when she's with their thirtysomething children.
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After all, they insist that the private sector is infinitely flexible and innovative; the magic of the marketplace can solve all problems.
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In the novel, "Wuhan-22020" is described to be "infinitely worse" than Ebola (EVD), but COVID-2400 is less threatening than EVD.
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In an emergency, having a battery to charge your phone seems infinitely more useful than one that solely jump-starts a car.
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The group has killed and immiserated infinitely more Iraqis and Syrians, including Sunni Muslim Iraqis and Syrians, than it ever could Westerners.
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I think just that idea of just infinitely approaching what's better, or what's perfect, is something that we kind of gravitated toward.
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It reminded me how infinitely adaptable her work is, and how grateful I remain for the comfort I found in her pages.
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"It is infinitely better than what was initially proposed by the administration," Pelosi told reporters, referring to changes that Democrats had demanded.
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In Iowa, the Republican secretary of state led the way for new laws that made it infinitely harder for students to vote.
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But it is one made infinitely more challenging for those living among people with the ears to hear, but not to listen.
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Approximately 13.8 billion years ago: All the matter and energy that exists in the universe emerges from a single, infinitely dense point.
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It turns out, darkness could be just as fast as light, or it could be infinitely slower—it all depends on your perspective.
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The museum concept may not be infinitely expandable, but here we are, spilling out into the streets, with so many movements within us.
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And Giphy's done incredible work to make it infinitely faster and easier to find exactly the right GIF you want for any situation.
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And while Hadid's feline flick is practically her trademark, the bold addition of metallic silvers, golds, and blacks infinitely ups the cool factor.
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But then the internet found it, transformed it into the Distracted Boyfriend meme, and everyone in the photo became an infinitely remixable metaphor.
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It's great fun, and in a way it wouldn't be if the little bugger could just infinitely snipe at everyone from the shadows.
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Named after psychologist Roger Shepard, a pioneer in our understanding of spatial relation, the effect sounds like an infinitely ascending or descending scale.
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The Milanese strap we tested is similar to the one available for the Apple Watch, using a magnetic clasp so it's infinitely adjustable.
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And while it's infinitely better designed than the first version of Apple Music, the design software is inconsistent with Apple's other iOS apps.
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We are a nation of many different kinds of people and that's what makes us, I believe, great and strong and infinitely imaginative.
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She deserves the comeback of her own film, but it'll be infinitely more satisfying if she also manages a resurrection in the process.
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Older, wiser, and infinitely more familiar with wine-speak, she represents what Tess thinks life could be if she plays her cards right.
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Her structures are like "frozen gestures," infinitely linked to the shape and form they inhabit, while entirely amorphous and unspecific, not-yet-realized.
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He is less Colonel Blimp than Derek Trotter, the wheeling, dealing, infinitely versatile hero of "Only Fools And Horses", a well-liked sitcom.
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And believe me, the cost of acting now will be infinitely less than the cost of not acting in the long run. Opinion
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The rules that govern these interactions are "infinitely more complicated" than the rules that govern interactions in more familiar physical systems, Young said.
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And — most importantly — I'd have the best time on the children's internet, which is infinitely better today than when I was actually 10.
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I am of the opinion that Rachel should categorically refuse to marry anyone who fails to wish for infinitely more wishes, but whatever.
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But instead of nesting infinitely, by the third tier of replies, when you hit "Reply," it automatically fills in the person's linked name.
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Further, you could print an infinitely long snake that, if you play your cards right, could loop around the world and eat itself.
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Leadership can be infinitely complex, but a helpful tactic is to assess potential elected officials on three broad criteria: competence, character and connection.
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"I turned away from the dark side and I have been infinitely blessed with my family and my children and now a career."
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It isn't as secure as Ledger's approach, but it's already infinitely better than leaving your tokens on an exchange like Coinbase or Kraken.
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The Verge explores the latest developments in energy storage, from those giant batteries to infinitely spinning flywheels to bottling gas in underground caverns.
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I've been going there for just over a month, and while it's pricey, having coaches constantly watching my form is infinitely worth it.
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The new feature folds some of that flexibility into the main account, allowing users to create an infinitely adjustable list of Close Friends.
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"They don't want some bog roll Brexit - soft, yielding and seemingly infinitely long" he said, using a British slang expression for toilet paper.
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He talks about every treaty and alliance as infinitely negotiable, as something he'd be happy to open up again as it suits him.
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But by linking together the processing power from individual laptops and PCs all around the world, the task has become infinitely more manageable.
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The organic supercharged with a burst of the virtual, modifiers like "animated" and "CGI" withering away in the face of the infinitely possible.
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In that moment, your face seems to suggest, you are crawling towards an infinitely expanding nirvana, a place of unceasing peace and contentment.
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Lou Andreas-Salomé — a novelist, essayist, and psychoanalyst who won the hearts of Freud, Nietzsche, and Rilke — led an almost infinitely varied life.
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The tablet doesn't have a built-in, infinitely variable kickstand like the Surface, but the case is designed to support two different angles.
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Flying an X-Wing is good; flying an X-Wing down the trench run and blowing up the Death Star is infinitely better.
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The pan-continental format shows little concern for supporter satisfaction, doubtlessly because television audiences are infinitely more important to UEFA and its sponsors.
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The unique artwork, for Duchamp and for Tzara as well, was only one node in an infinitely propagating chain of reproductions and revisions.
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Role-playing is infinitely customizable to your personal turn-ons and comfort levels, whether you're a total first-timer or a seasoned actor.
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I'm leaning towards the latter, but I need to reiterate once more: The LG G8X is infinitely less cool than the Galaxy Fold.
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The basic gist of it is this: Lets assume The Big Bang created the universe, and continues to expand infinitely (called eternal inflation).
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It's a fully working portable computer that's smaller than even the thinnest laptops, but at the same time infinitely less convenient to use.
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There was something infinitely more vulnerable about revealing myself in this way with Harry, just the two of us, in our own home.
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As though finitude were infinitely resilient, ready to be reborn from the ashes each time anew, like the phoenix we mistake it for.
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That's not intended to sound trite: Working as an individual, rather than in a unit, makes everything infinitely more time-consuming and difficult.
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We'll finally be free of the laws of physics because we [won't] have bodies, and we'll be able to infinitely explore the universe.
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But infinitely more impressive during the conversation with company co-founder Homayoon Kazerooni was the application the audience saw of the company's exoskeleton.
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At the very least, it would make IEP prep infinitely more efficient, and perhaps alleviate some of the stress at the actual meetings.
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I still find it infinitely challenging to write a good pop song, and that's kind of what gets me up in the morning.
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Infinitely worse was to come, when Mr. Mugabe sent the North Korean-trained Fifth Brigade into Matabeleland, Mr. Nkomo's heartland, to crush dissent.
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We are exposed to so many images today, and they are so infinitely replicable, that they seemed to have turned abstract and transient.
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Our relationship with our son was deeply damaged by this incident, making any further efforts by us to help him infinitely more difficult.
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Mr. Mattis believed that the president has a different ethos, and deserves a Secretary of Defense who can support that infinitely lesser credo.
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While some question the aesthetic soundness of these stylistically retrofitted works, they remain infinitely preferable to the artist's rubbery, Fascist-era gladiatorial imagery.
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Regardless of what your special needs are, technology is an infinitely configurable tool to allow us to communicate across all manner of barriers.
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You'd have to cool a liquid impossibly slowly—perhaps even infinitely slowly—to keep it from hardening before it hit the Kauzmann temperature.
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The new system is "infinitely better than what it replaced," said Iain Duncan Smith, the Conservative former cabinet minister who oversaw the changes.
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It's clear that while the Academy continues to fail to reward their work, the industry has been infinitely more vibrant for their contributions.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the new agreement is "a victory for America's workers" and "infinitely better" than what the administration originally proposed.
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Living With Cancer Large in scope but small in size, the sonnet encapsulates infinitely malleable spirits within a finite frame, as we do.
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The current state of the art is a proof that there are infinitely many prime pairs with a difference of at most 246.
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It's foolish to believe that strategies which have worked on a small scale, for example the 3G Capital approach, can be expanded infinitely.
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To be a Palestinian in the Israeli Knesset is infinitely more complex than being a member of, say, the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus.
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It is infinitely complicated and it gives companies incentives to borrow too much money and move operations to countries with lower tax rates.
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"They don't want some bog roll Brexit - soft, yielding and seemingly infinitely long" he said, using a British slang term for toilet paper.
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"Concerns with security, with access to samples, with the people who come in and out of this complex, are infinitely greater," he said.
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The U.S. and other global economies would be infinitely better off if central banks allowed borrowers and lenders to set their own prices.
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But biometrics can still be leaked, and unlike the infinitely-changeable PINs and passwords of yore, we're pretty much stuck with them forever.
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"They don't want some bog roll Brexit - soft, yielding and seemingly infinitely long" he said, using a British slang term for toilet paper.
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The Cookbook will function as a DIY reference document and teaching resource, as malleable and infinitely applicable as the transcoded files it houses.
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Choucair was largely interested in lines that continue infinitely, and the potentiality of lines to create shapes that again flatten into two dimensions.
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But if the sitting President of the United States and his team coordinated with a hostile power, the issue would be infinitely more serious.
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The display is also nice and vibrant—not quite as nice as the new MacBook Pro, but infinitely better than the old Air's display.
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Which is what led me to a far less gadgety — yet infinitely more effective — option that's actually been around for decades: acne-scar subcision.
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All this and worse we have done, and now we have infinitely complicated our future by electing the least experienced president in our history.
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Together, the home and its crustacean tenant live in a symbiotic relationships that appears to be infinitely less stressful than any show on HGTV.
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" With every word organized and scored, Persado can tweak messages infinitely to find the phrases that will be most engaging for readers," says Baciu.
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The luxury French brand is launching its limited-edition Absolutely Rose collection for spring — and it will make the world an infinitely rosier place.
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This is infinitely more likely than the scenarios for needing grenade sumps, but we don't seem willing to address it with the same tenacity.
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Unlike the deep well of Marvel superhero lore, which seemingly extends infinitely, Star Wars is a more delicate brand with an uncertain track record.
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More research is needed, he and other experts say, because the interactions among one's genes, microbiome, diet, environment and lifestyle are so infinitely complex.
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That creates infinitely more opportunities to slide into each others DMs, reach out to old flames and crushes, or casually engage with dating apps.
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The dial is infinitely scrolling, but like Logitech's MX mice, it's also an articulated wheel so each stop forward is a distinct, separate movement.
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Wolverine, Storm, Psylocke and other mutant favorites are infinitely cuter (but just as badass) when they're fashioned in the style of the Color Kids.
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Gubelmann served as co-producer for the 2014 film Infinitely Polar Bear starring Mark Ruffalo and Zoë Saldana as well as 2011's Detachment.
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"This was achieved by using luminant materials in the sculptures and placing them inside of infinitely reflective environments made of overlapping cylinders," he says.
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China's track record of economic management shows that they know how to handle infinitely more difficult problems than the ones they are facing now.
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Boring racist, sexist, and homophobic jokes have been replaced by infinitely mutable and referential memes that pass through our collective consciousness in an instant.
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But when Giant Squid studied these creatures they quickly realized that each fish is infinitely complex in the way it moves, acts and looks.
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Chris Cillizza [23:252 PM] -- Having "Cabinet secretary" on your resume makes you infinitely more attractive to future employers, book publishers and speaking agencies.
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When you compare the Aspect 3 to the brand's previous Ghost Sky 3, this one is lighter, cheaper, and infinitely kinder to the planet.
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Plenty of other Republicans have confronted charges of florid racism and incipient fascism that apply to some of them infinitely better than to others.
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With a whopping 13 hours of battery life, they're incredibly lightweight and wrap securely over your ears with infinitely-adjustable memory wire ear hooks.
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So we cannot know if we will be infinitely helped by AI, or ignored by it and side-lined, or conceivably destroyed by it.
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Shop Art Class clothing at TargetElementary and middle schoolers who don Art Class pieces look infinitely cooler than I ever did at their age.
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Rather, "true fiction" conceives of an invisible metaphysical plane that extends infinitely forward, backward, even sideways, into every possible temporal, topical and spatial dimension.
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Then, pick a few photos, write a personal message, and you have a small gift that may not be extravagant but is infinitely thoughtful.
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"Anything that is done on that front by the American administration is infinitely more important than all the tweets in the world," he added.
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It is unfortunate for Sanders, who seems infinitely sober and sensible, that some of his surrogates and supporters present themselves as absolutist and doctrinaire.
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Questions like these will help separate serious cases from the infinitely more common diagnosis of being too stressed to be blessed with normal eyes.
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Boundaries are shattered, new concepts are explored and the sound that began as speed x time x satan becomes infinitely more complex and diverse.
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I won, for now: Like anxiety, Two Dots can go on infinitely if you let it, worlds and weapons like symptoms rearranging and expanding.
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The structures emerge from (to me) incomprehensible mathematics, making my own journey more one of discovery than of creation, which is infinitely more fun.
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While satellites like WGS are both expensive and limited in their ability, a Hybrid Adaptive Network is more economical, resilient, and infinitely more flexible.
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The dish is infinitely improved with homemade mayonnaise, easy to make with a food processor and even easier to make with a hand blender.
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This image, with its unlovely froth, is all the more potent because it hints at another crisis, infinitely larger than the trials of Toller.
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While this dish is an excellent place to start, it is infinitely riffable and adaptable, depending on the season and availability of pantry ingredients.
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It takes place at the end of the 19th century in "Snow Hill, Utah," a place name that sounds infinitely more exotic in Italian.
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It can be as high, low, or middlebrow as you want — infinitely customizable, the cheese ball is all about what you put into it.
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Sibilla and her hair — weaving, dancing, whirling, whitening into old age — dominate the novel and give it its defining imagery, its infinitely variable leitmotif.
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I tried the salad — decent, by my account — while talking to a designer of bespoke hats who was infinitely better dressed than I was.
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Actors wouldn't even need to show up on set to appear in a movie; they'd effectively become cartoon characters, endlessly and infinitely digitally generated.
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One by one, community by community, nation by nation we can restore our humanity by being gloriously conscious and aware, remaining perfectly, infinitely human.
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Leonardo's enigmatic, infinitely reproduced portrait of a woman thought to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine cloth merchant, is the star attraction.
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" The book that takes its title from that infinitely sad affirmation of the value of life is not as readable as "Soldiers of Salamis.
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"Infinite Content" offers little beyond its nugget of lyrics — "Infinite content, we're infinitely content" — but appears in two versions, fast punk and leisurely country.
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It's all part of the company's vision of creating a "closet in the cloud" that replenishes infinitely without contributing as much to apparel waste.
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What matters infinitely more is if you are open to learning — and taking action based on what you learn — every step of the way.
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Which, perhaps brings us full circle, back to the very beginning when Dieter Döpfer took an old idea and made it infinitely more accessible.
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While shopping secondhand is infinitely better than buying new clothes, the most sustainable thing you can do is rewear the stuff you already own.
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Many families attempted to flee the area but that task was made infinitely more challenging as most major roadways are flooded and deemed impassible.
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A car that's infinitely more capable and better engineered can be had for half of that — obviously not inexpensive, but down from the stratosphere.
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To that end, the works suggest that language is not simply ethereal and cerebral, but infinitely malleable, corporeal, and tactile — a living thing, even.
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Shaders, items that change your character's color, are now one-time consumable items, a departure from the original game's system that players use them infinitely.
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The volume control is an infinitely rotating knob at the top of the unit, which sits atop a thing Bang & Olufsen calls an acoustic lens.
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There, you might have infinitely many torus fibers where part of the fiber is pinched down to a point — points with a radius of zero.
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"The string planet is infinitely less arrogant than ten years ago, especially after the bitter disappointment of the non-appearance of supersymmetric particles," he said.
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The Verdict: All of the apps were infinitely easier than going to any store, so I would be open to trying anything like them again.
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Although I'm not usually a stickler when it comes to waterproof versus non-waterproof mascaras, Kush is one product that's infinitely better when water-resistant.
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Their portability makes them infinitely more convenient than finding a power outlet, but there's still that cord you have to wrangle—and remember to bring.
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These were created in reference to Erik Satie's "Furniture Music" — infinitely repetitive compositions conceived to operate merely as aural décor; the monotonous sound of globalization.
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That's an infinitely sick perspective with which to confront one of the greatest pathways to human happiness, which is an authentic relationship with another person.
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It's not the work of slot-fillers trying to pad out an infinitely ongoing program; it's a creative mastermind trying to tell a specific story.
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Hopefully, with all these toys arriving every month, Amazon will also be selling some kind of infinitely large toy closet to store them all, too.
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The 36-page notebook is infinitely reusable because the contents get sent to their chosen cloud service before being wiped clean with a damp cloth.
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A strong cast, outstanding visuals, and the classic animal-centric take on Hamlet make this infinitely more watchable than some of the studio's previous retellings.
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The Live Infinitely Inflatable Air Lounger is 7 feet long, so it's big enough to sit three people, or for one person to stretch out.
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However shocked you are by Lawrence's graphic descriptions of the affair between a married woman and her gardener, the book's initial audience was infinitely more.
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Lena is a biologist, and Skloot's book is about the story behind the HeLa cell, a human cell that has the ability to reproduce infinitely.
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Here, fans exploit all sorts of mechanics to make Link move faster — one common method involves whistling while mashing the sprint button to run infinitely.
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More importantly for accessibility, the mechanics by which you invoke Split View or Slide Over are infinitely more accessible than fiddling with a mouse pointer.
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The MIMIC Massager by Clandestine Devices ($125) is another work of art, but with a shape and vibration features that make it infinitely more appealing.
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It's infinitely well-intentioned, full of warm self-affirmation and positivity, and absolutely nothing about it feels emotionally authentic enough to drive those messages home.
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It's a pain in the ass, but it feels infinitely better to sit down and deal with those problems than to try and outrun them.
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The cutting is needed to deal with a problematic infinity: the fact that the boundary of AdS space is infinitely far away from its center.
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One of the benefits of using bookmarks is they're infinitely flexible—you can use them to keep track of whatever you like, however you like.
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This password manager is a feature for both iOS 12 as well as macOS Mojave, and it makes my life on the web infinitely easier.
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Now wait, you'll say, what about the cheaper and infinitely more accessible versions of virtual reality such as Samsung's Gear VR and Google's Daydream View?
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It was quite exhausting keeping up with the daily dramas of his world, but I found the underground economy within which he functions infinitely fascinating.
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According to Magueijo and his colleague Niayesh Afshordi, an associate professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Waterloo, the answer is "infinitely" faster.
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Do you believe that Elon Musk is our lord and savior sent to this earth to make our commutes faster, cleaner, and infinitely more terrifying?
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As infinitely shitty as our politicians may be, no debate on the floor of the House of Representatives has ever ended in such a mess.
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The needles in this case were thinner, to be plunged into infinitely less sensitive body parts, but I would have to do the plunging myself.
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Stephanie Danler's first novel, "Sweetbitter," is the "Kitchen Confidential" of our time, written from the cleaner and infinitely more civilized front-of-the-house perspective.
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I find it infinitely more likable because of this, as the endless parade of anonymous blobs out of the Trader Joe's parking lot gets tiring.
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"Hangmen" would have been infinitely more interesting—more energetic and more true—had McDonagh's point been to show how illusory power is, and how destructive.
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Infinitely more important, get yourself and your sisters, if they are game, to an Al-Anon meeting, which is for families and friends of alcoholics.
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This is infinitely easier if their partner is also wise to what's going on, she said, because then they can stand strong as a team.
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To the untutored eye, basketball seems infinitely more improvisational than football, in which each play is conveyed in a kind of committee meeting, the huddle.
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The 36-page notebook is infinitely reusable because the contents get sent to their chosen cloud service before being wiped clean with a damp cloth.
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Ernest Cline's 2011 novel, which Steven Spielberg's movie adapts, includes a vision of an infinitely customizable metaverse, the OASIS, that inspired many a VR designer.
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There's no doubt about it: Nighttime skin-care routines are infinitely more enjoyable than morning ones — unless you're a morning person, which I am not.
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Now, with that in mind, we can all sit back and enjoy a Democratic nominating ride that just got infinitely more complicated and more interesting.
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But the power-sharing agreement that was worked out in the peace pact is infinitely better than days of terror and endless cycles of revenge.
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It's a policy that assumes Americans' lives are infinitely precious and that Syrians might as well be Skittles, abstract pieces in a calculation of risk.
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"Demographics, migration and regional economic-integration within the continent means there'll be an infinitely growing amount of cross-border commercial activity within Africa," he said.
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Given that Viet Cong recently changed their name to the infinitely less problematic Preoccupations, was there a point when Slaves considered making a similar move?
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There are infinitely many irrational numbers contained in any interval on the number line, so the captured irrationals can't be expressed as an exact number.
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From fly swatters to iPhones, our lives have been made infinitely easier by inventions we didn't know we needed, but now can't imagine living without.
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In the age of fracking, the House of Saud has infinitely more need of the United States than the United States has of the House.
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Still, as Ms. Morgan Lehman, 44, and Mr. Lehman, 47, came to find out, as similar as these suburbs are, they are also infinitely different.
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Its big attraction was that it was cheap, colourful and infinitely variable at a time when dominant culture was associated with standardisation and one-dimensionality.
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On days when my brain was too fogged to do anything, I let myself float in and out of a rich, infinitely layered dream world.
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Democrats are the party of patriotism, because they're doing something infinitely more urgent and substantive than berating football players who kneel during the national anthem.
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The lack of a center seam is also flattering and comfortable — which feels infinitely reassuring when you're more concerned about perfecting your burpees and squats.
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" She continues, "That's what makes this show infinitely more rewarding, because for any designer on the show, there is a much stronger likelihood for success.
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Scandal is infinitely more fun and more fluid when Olivia Pope is a fixer than it is when she's kidnapped or fighting for her life.
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Let's assume that it's an infinitely long wall such that you would have to turn a full 90 degrees in order to miss the wall.
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"That reasoning is infinitely worse than him outing me because it's the same one used to discriminate against, attack and murder trans people," Zeke said.
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If the universe is infinitely big, and it looks the same everywhere, that guarantees that infinite copies of something exactly like you exist out there.
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Even through the door she could hear the mechanical hum and over it the sound of the program, a man's voice narrating something infinitely wearisome.
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" The company is working with others to "prove a practical business model that can hopefully contribute to making all types of polyester waste infinitely recyclable.
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In truth, every person deserves a museum of his or her own life, because every life is so irreducibly strange, every mind so infinitely rich.
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First, the twin primes conjecture for finite fields is true: There are infinitely many pairs of twin prime polynomials separated by any gap you choose.
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Some offer infinitely better welcome bonuses than others, and depending on the card you could earn bonus rewards in a category like dining or groceries.
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But since we rely infinitely more on electricity in the present day, a massive solar storm would disrupt life on a much, much larger scale.
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They are dealing with infinitely complicated, pervasive, and longstanding problems, yet they've gotten lost in the conversations about struggling white communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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The chessboard has been overturned, and that is all to the good; but in an infinitely permissive environment, how does an artist decide what to do?
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The infinitely meme-able rapper seems to be on a winning streak that just won't quit, and his new Nike sneakers are, of course, no exception.
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At least it does after a few puzzling, artistically pretentious early scenes in the Fellowship for Performing Arts' infinitely thought-provoking production at the Pearl Theater.
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Maya Forbes (who wrote and directed the lovely Infinitely Polar Bear a few years ago) codirects and cowrites The Polka King with her husband, Wally Wolodarsky.
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This proceeds from the premise that other countries are superior in every way (particularly when it comes to food and sex) and Britain is infinitely ghastly.
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Having analyzed the data from some platform or another, these are things the machine thinks you want, and it can serve them up immediately and infinitely.
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My room looks infinitely cooler when lit by a glowing smart ring, but I don't need or want my fashionable lamp to include Amazon's Alexa assistant.
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What if stars on floundering non-super teams in the Western Conference want to head East, where the path to a title is infinitely less complicated?
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Stick Blender Having an immersion blender, especially one with multiple attachments like a whisk and a small food processor, makes a lot of tasks infinitely easier.
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Like the other integrations on the Craft, tapping the dial allows users to change between them, and turning the infinitely scrolling wheel allows for precise adjustments.
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"If there's one thing I'm infinitely proud of in this picture, it's the incredible hair styling that I did on myself," she wrote, ignoring her husband.
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Click here to view original GIFThe infinite number of ways you can build a complicated Rube Goldberg machine makes it infinitely fascinating to watch them run.
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I was not going to waste one more second of my life worrying over this nonsense when there are infinitely more important things to worry about.
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Even when the wheels of justice do turn, the slowness of the courts discourages all but the infinitely patient, naive or rich from resorting to them.
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Unlike the virtual avatars, which live infinitely in coded image, the physical sculptures will decay and become a part of the environment they are placed in.
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But what if he also said "fuck all that" and posited another route for romance in the same year, one that was infinitely more life-affirming?
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It isn't due to arrive until March of next year, which is infinitely frustrating because it looks amazing for several reasons, not all of them obvious.
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A shoddy law passed by Congress that claims to promote "internet openness" would be infinitely more difficult to overturn than rules put forth by the FCC.
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I have a cat instead of a dog even though cats are infinitely easier to care for and double as heating pads when you have cramps.
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"While the microchip is infinitely programmable, we chose to explore the instinctual human relationship to the Earth's elements, space, and time in the designs," said Wass.
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" I think about the idea that there is a painting in your future, either as the viewer or the maker, that will "infinitely increase your life.
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Undercover's city is substantially smaller in scale and fidelity than those of Grand Theft Auto or Assassin's Creed, but it feels infinitely deeper and more involving.
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Former DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz's job became infinitely more complicated by the fact that she was also an elected official, serving as a Florida representative.
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Then there were the roughly 10 billion people who made the same Black Mirror joke, a move infinitely less funny and original than the mural itself.
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When the whole point of a social network is that its content expands infinitely, it's going to feel awkward if most posts draw few other contributions.
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Founders need to think of venture capital as a power tool — a fairly dangerous one — but instead often mistake it for some magical, infinitely renewable resource.
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Her campaign staff always bemoaned the fact that the national media showed infinitely more interest in Trump's JFK conspiracy theories than her white papers on Alzheimer's.
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As Mr. Norman puts it, "It seemed hardly possible for someone to have gone through all that, and infinitely more, yet ended up so very normal."
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The dresses are important, as a fit-and-flare frock is infinitely more "traditional" and less threatening than the pantsuits of Hillary Clinton and Rachel Maddow.
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"Distillation happens in this first-of-its-kind-in-the-US continuous infinitely fractionating column still," Khosrovian said in front of his massive high-tech creation.
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Today's business model is infinitely more efficient, but it also raises environmental concerns such as antibiotic overuse and is fundamentally oppressive for animals and farmers alike.
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Image: Google Nexus handsets are a good buy on their own, but Google just made the whole package way more appealing with these infinitely customizable cases.
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The DNC primary debate plan for this cycle is infinitely better than the last one, but an overemphasis on their importance would be a giant mistake.
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This kneading massager from InvoSpa is infinitely more effective in its ability to dig deep into my muscles, relaxing tensions I barely even knew I had.
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I adore you infinitely," she wrote, adding: "Thank you for the most beautiful and valuable gift you could have given me in these years: our children.
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A city can be generated infinitely on a square grid with towers propagated according to pre-defined parameters, but we view this as a faux endlessness.
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"When you really think about attraction — what gets your heart racing and your pupils dilated — infinitely more factors come into play [than looks]," says Dr. Weekly.
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Now, with instant access to practically any existing recording through streaming services, music hosting sites and Internet piracy, the effects of this replicability are infinitely exaggerated.
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It's never easy to deliver on big campaign promises, much less promises to deliver on them with speed, but incompetence and infighting make it infinitely tougher.
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When you're trying to map two-thirds of the globe, though, this resolution is more than enough — and infinitely better than the nothing we currently have.
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Particularly paired with glasses, HoloMe's technology could affect plenty of professions, from teaching to customer service, replacing them with an infinitely replicable workforce of lifelike models.
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He is infinitely closer to William Dean Howells, the 19th-to 20th-century novelist who for a while proclaimed himself a socialist, than to Joseph Stalin.
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Think of the sauce for Alison Roman's seafood pasta as a very casual, one-pot bouillabaisse, infinitely riffable and ready in a fraction of the time.
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Frank Bruni There are villains out there of infinitely greater consequence than the one I'm about to describe, and the news of late teems with them.
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At one point in the story, in which an infinitely looping reality means each day starts over again with a flash, the main character, Ama — a.k.a.
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Yayoi Kusama's retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum brings together the largest number of mirror rooms ever, as they all appear to extend infinitely into distant darkness.
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Robert Colescott's brutally pointed large-scale cartoons — most famously "George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware," his infinitely satirical all-black remix of Emanuel Leutze's 30 original.
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It doesn't want the competition from a natural palliative that is infinitely safer than the drugs sold from your neighborhood CVS, or alcohol for that matter.
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If you're in a theater where you can't look at your device and you have to look at the screen, the movie becomes infinitely more scary.
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In "Fractals," Hornsby maps the infinitely replicating, mathematically generated chaos of fractals onto a romance: "Our love is a fractal/Curves and shapes irregular," he sings.
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I understand that this story is made infinitely more complicated by Weiss' affinity for misinformation, his tendency toward an asymmetrical grand strategy, his love of mischief.
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While it seemed familiarly subdued at first, its unusual layering of space and its intricate combination of whimsical details morphed it into something infinitely more magical.
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It doesn't matter how long this "falling" process takes—and it would take pretty long if you started infinitely far away—the answer is the same.
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I lucked out having Margot [Robbie] — she's just so likable, and she's infinitely watchable and able to bring charisma and heart and charm to the character.
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Holder made it infinitely easier for states and localities to revert to the discriminatory policies that have haunted the United States for all of its history.
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"That is why in addition to minimizing plastics use and collecting waste, we want to close the loop and make more plastics infinitely recyclable," he added.
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While others condemned him for demeaning the office of the Presidency, I always maintained that his failure to stop the 85033 Rwandan genocide was infinitely worse.
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But after the shouting and the frenzy, a breathtaking and infinitely consoling harmony descends, as a living painting is assembled out of a most inharmonious crowd.
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Yet this image of perpetual suffering and hopeless finality fails to reconcile with the infinitely merciful deity manifested in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
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Corporations benefit from faster communications, superior production methods, infinitely better sales and customer tracking, and highly sophisticated logistics efforts, all of which eliminate some business risk.
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The book that brought me together with her was a dull sermon on an approaching "dark age"; her conversational aphorisms were infinitely better than the text.
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It makes installation infinitely easier, there's never the risk of someone blocking the projector's beam, and it maximizes the amount of brightness actually hitting the screen.
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But we will be infinitely better off if we act with the United Nations and with as many friends as possible -- not in spite of them.
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It used to take 50 questions to get a quote… it was a infinitely boring process and made us feel like we were wasting our time.
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"He believes that he can reinvent himself infinitely, like you can see in his face," said Sofia Ventura, a political scientist at the University of Bologna.
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"We don't admit statistics, we admit individuals, and individuals are infinitely more complex than the sum of their numerical parts," said Stacey Schmeidel, a college spokeswoman.
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In an otherwise unremarkable game between the Expos and Mets, he showed us what was possible—the awesome, unpredictable, and infinitely creative power of human error.
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Admittedly the lyrics need work, with the young Tiffany pleading for serenity at one point like an infinitely wealthier Frank Costanza, but "Like a Bird" shows promise.
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Have you ever fantasized about having your very own robot butler that could do all of your chores, cook meals, and ultimately make your life infinitely easier?
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In most versions of this tale, Soutine was able to convince the police that his artistic project was infinitely more important than the sensibilities of his neighbors.
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He is also a natural storyteller, and speaks in a professorial style of infinitely bifurcating tales—one leads to another leads to another, all of them interesting.
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These two seconds are set on a silent endless loop, infinitely rewinding a moment of joyful outcry, scaled to only 3 inches wide via a tiny projection.
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Moore is as funny here as she was as Black Cindy on the TV show "Orange Is the New Black," but infinitely warmer, cannier, and more empathetic.
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"Something that better aligns the redemption terms with the actual liquidity of the underlying investment is infinitely preferable to the situation that we have today," said Carney.
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Any anti-harassment strategy that focuses on deletion and removal is doomed to spin in circles, damned to the Sisyphean task of stamping out infinitely replicable information.
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When I was trying out the Elite 65t, by contrast, I managed to chip a nail trying to open their (similarly shaped, but infinitely more finicky) case.
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It is in the nature of sacred objects that one community's infinitely precious talisman can evoke a reaction of indifference or even deep distaste in another community.
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The open mentality is why Google Now's AI is infinitely more useful than Siri's, despite the new Proactive intelligence Apple built into its AI for iOS 9.
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But all of the details are up for discussion, and you can read about the infinitely branching debates the company is now having in the report itself.
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"When candidate Trump gets that first briefing, he will be introduced to problems infinitely more complex than any real estate deal he has ever encountered," Hayden said.
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A space can have infinitely many dimensions, the surface of a ball need not be curved, or we can determine directions without being able to measure distances.
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VanillaPlay (VPY)VanillaPlay's ICO has ended but the slogan—"Enjoy uncensored adult live cam and earn money at the same time"—infinitely loops on this obnoxious website.
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"If there's one thing I'm infinitely proud of in this picture, it's the incredible hair styling that I did on myself," she wrote, jokingly ignoring her husband.
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Wong listed online banking and commerce as examples of these, telling Gizmodo in an email that they have "made my life infinitely better," since she doesn't drive.
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Instead of considering a finite number of vertices, as there would be on a map, it considers infinitely many vertices, one for each point in the plane.
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Yes, my smartphone's camera is infinitely superior in every way, but some of my best Game Boy memories come from that chunky lens hanging off the top.
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But everything becomes infinitely more complicated the second Harlan — the random lurching Neanderthal they meet at the roadside bar — tries to rape Thelma in a parking lot.
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The facts are in — humor is infinitely more productive than the government right now, and in these tragic times we find ourselves in a surplus of funny.
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Everyone knows that terrible interviews are infinitely more interesting than average ones, and as of last week, one more shitshow got lobbed into this endlessly brilliant pile.
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"The challenge for Uber -— and it's infinitely more difficult for them than Lyft — is to show where more growth can come from and build momentum," Raath said.
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They say it's an infinitely more trustworthy method of knowing your phone's radios are off than "airplane mode," which people have shown can be hacked and spoofed.
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The commonalities between Trump and Ryan on taxes "makes the whole tax plan infinitely more real and tangible," said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform.
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"It's something I have to work on, and I've gotten so much better, infinitely better, at it now," Cabello says of easing her nervousness before a performance.
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But the male cliches are infinitely more empowering and at least tied to their own individual interests, desires, and passions rather than perpetuated by a father figure.
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The act of simply depicting an unresolvable fight between friends, or a realistically awkward sex scene, has grown infinitely easier since the show premiered five years ago.
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"If there's one thing I'm infinitely proud of in this picture, it's the incredible hair styling that I did on myself," she wrote, completely ignoring her husband.
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And while the supply of individual cryptocurrencies cannot be readily changed, the overall supply of them can be "infinitely increased" by the creation of new virtual currencies.
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" He wrote, "Brutal crimes were committed; the innocent suffered with the guilty; a reign of terror was brought on, and society was infinitely more disturbed than defended.
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Alejandro De Aza then made that situation infinitely worse, launching a three-run homer to the St. Louis bullpen in right-center for a 7-0 advantage.
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Kate Spade's suicide note will make her death infinitely harder for Kate's daughter and family ... according to Sheryl Underwood, who sadly knows exactly what they're going through.
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In many ways, it's true that things get better, but the experience is also infinitely more complicated in ways that aren't discussed in inspirational YouTube celebrity videos.
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The doughnuts, made from brioche dough, ooze creamy fillings and sport jaunty garnishes; the infinitely layered croissants are large, often filled and also festooned with edible decorations.
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"You have supported me so magnificently and I am infinitely sad that it did not work out," Hofer wrote in a short Facebook message to his supporters.
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In "Dungeon Train," Finn finds an infinitely looping train filled with monsters and throws himself into the endless fighting as a way of avoiding a recent breakup.
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Layered, thoughtful and infinitely curious, "Trophy" is shot so simply and beautifully, and with such nonjudgmental calm, that it's easy to miss the ingenuity of its construction.
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Ami Alexandre Mattiussi, the design brain behind Ami, is a master of the ordinary: His clothes, which will hit the runway on June 22, are infinitely wearable.
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Their footage, chopped up and YouTubed and GIFed and John Olivered, would be injected into the infinitely subdividing capillaries of social-media outrage in near real time.
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