And for those unaccustomed to the ins and outs of body makeup, there are a lot of ins and outs to consider.
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And figuring out the ins and outs of spousal benefits.
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Keep scrolling for the ins and outs of body waxing.
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Weekly. And it's about the ins and outs of celebrities.
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Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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Patrons can explore the ins and outs of this unique home.
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He certainly knows the ins and outs of the stock market.
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Read our piece on the ins and outs from last year.
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Most people don't know the ins and outs of immigration policy.
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I'll admit, I don't know the ins and outs of Graham's office.
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During the course, veterans learn the ins and outs of controlled agriculture.
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They'll chat with co-workers about the ins and outs of recharging.
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Here is the exclusive ins and outs of the Brit Awards 2017.
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Van Wagenen's family also knows the ins and outs of the profession.
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It takes time to learn the ins and outs of the platform.
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The ins and outs of the operation are barely even alluded to.
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I was very well-taught the ins and outs of police reporting.
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Matty visited the Bison Whisperer in Alberta to learn the ins and outs of raising bison, and lucky for you, he also learned the ins and outs of making these spicy Mexican albondigas (bison meatballs) from Rostizado in Edmonton.
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"I know the ins and outs and who to talk to," she added.
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The ins and outs of commercial property investments remain a mystery to many.
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"He's still learning the ins and outs of what we do," Richt said.
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Fisher also helped Ridley learn the ins and outs of dating while famous.
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So I typically follow what's the (ins and outs) of the Chinese economy.
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Yeah, I don't know all the ins and outs of the silk industry.
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My husband and I understand the ins and outs of money and investing.
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Even then, those classes rarely cover the complicated ins and outs of investing.
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There, Johnson learned the ins and outs of pattern-making, selling and merchandising.
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We're covering the ins and outs of coronavirus – and policymakers' responses to it.
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I wanted to learn what are the ins and outs of this world.
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Your core business is covering the ins and outs of the fashion industry.
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Next, you spend several years learning the ins and outs of the trade.
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Only you know the ins and outs of your relationship with a friend.
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Working at Instagram, Chen has learned the ins and outs of a successful post.
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Failing to understand the ins and outs of leading a team could spell trouble.
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Giuliani told Hannity the ins and outs of paying "some Stormy Daniels woman" $130,000.
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Manny Yekutiel: Where you explain the Syrian conflict and all the ins and outs.
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But Beadle isn't quite like other teens learning the ins and outs of makeup.
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Luckily, three experts are coming to Disrupt to talk through the ins and outs.
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They love seeing the ins and outs of her life, their home, their relationship.
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No one knows the ins and outs of fashion brands quite like their publicists.
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He had guided me through the 'ins and outs' of local and American life.
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She recommends learning the ins and outs of negotiation by using online training programs.
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Ahead, the ins and outs of one of 2016's most intriguing new apps.
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Gade knows the ins and outs of the race car as the team engineer.
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NPR host and master interviewer Terry Gross knows the ins and outs of interviewing.
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What was the process of chasing down the ins and outs of those norms?
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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But it's also a tool that teaches you the ins and outs of production.
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Educating yourself on the ins and outs of VPNs is a good place to start.
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Click through to Shape for more on the ins and outs of sexual well-being.
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The show's creators are clearly well-versed in the ins and outs of evangelical quirks.
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Read our Ask A Lawyer feature explaining the ins and outs of 21 Savage's arrest.
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Learn the ins and outs of the most critical positions so you can replace yourself.
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Luckily, inexpensive options for learning the ins and outs of the business world do exist.
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First things first, you need to learn the ins and outs of the podcasting world.
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He turned to boot experts for guidance on the ins and outs of the industry.
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Authors from other countries have been affected by the ins and outs of Chinese diplomacy.
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Moroccan Scott is only 7, but he already knows the ins and outs of online shopping.
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You don't have to know the technical ins and outs of security to make secure choices.
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If you're weighting the pros and cons of using one, know the ins and outs first.
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If you're not familiar with all the ins and outs of RCS, let's quickly catch up.
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So if you're selling it, you need to know the ins and outs of digital marketing.
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Beaumont Etiquette teaches kids, teens, adults and also corporations the ins and outs of correct etiquette.
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But while the ins and outs of your family Thanksgiving may remain unchanged, we have not.
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But first they need to learn all the ins and outs of how these storms work.
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Dawson knows the ins and outs of the big houses and she understands how they think.
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Today, he is happy to analyse the ins and outs of how this record came together.
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Your legislative expertise, your knowledge of the arcane ins and outs of the bill-writing process?
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So who better than Baker to help break down the ins and outs of inclusive marketing?
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In WatchCut's latest video, parents teach their children all the ins and outs of self love.
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Understanding the "ins and outs" of social media is essential now for businesses to thrive online.
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She got that way because she knows the ins and outs of marriage and its dissolution.
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The ins and outs of subtitling are too complex to get into in much detail here.
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For the next 11 minutes, Jacquee demonstrates the ins and outs of weaving hair to lace.
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It would be like not knowing the ins-and-outs of your own apartment or house.
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Manners and mores, ups and downs, ins and outs — all have their place in his paintings.
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For those, someone who knows the organizational ins and outs of DHS might be most effective.
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They started sharing feminist writings on sex work and discussing the ins and outs of ethical porn.
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I think all of those things are important to truly know the ins and outs of someone.
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"Specifically sound — you really do have to know the ins and outs of your equipment," Beggs admits.
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You'll learn the ins and outs of Facebook Ad targeting and powerful tools like the Facebook Pixel.
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It has subreddits dedicated to those hoping to learn the ins and outs of Dark Web browsing.
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So she knows the ins and outs of the show, as well as about what's medically realistic.
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I know you&aposve been following the ins and outs of what&aposs happening with Judge Ellis.
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Although it's a US-based program, it helped me navigate the ins and outs of the industry.
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Sources told CNN on Friday they've begun to study the ins and outs of the impeachment process.
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In fact Mr Trump uses a different spectrum: one which divides the world into Ins and Outs.
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What's that job like of just like actually negotiating ... What are the ins and outs of that?
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Hoshi started Ramen Culture to help inform people stateside about the ins and outs of Japanese ramen.
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Ambani's newest goal is to help these people understand the ins and outs of the digital world.
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Still, I needed to seek council from someone who knows the ins and outs of this universe.
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It's a new technology with a fair bit of hype, but a lot of ins and outs.
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Now you can take advantage of the demand by learning the ins and outs of data analysis.
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In fact, I struggled to find sources willing to explain the ins and outs of airplane food.
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They covered the ins and outs and drama surrounding the process and, in some cases, updated daily.
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For the next 20 minutes, he expounded on the ins and outs of the ticket-selling business.
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Vitale and her team next plan to more deeply study the ins-and-outs of cat attachment.
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The general public cares a lot about the ins and outs of Ariana Grande's personal and professional lives.
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Donald Trump has said he's seeking a governing partner who understands the ins and outs of policy-making.
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But Bose's BOSEbuild speaker is more interested in teaching the ins and outs of sound and speaker design.
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Through four courses and 48 hours of content, you'll learn all the ins and outs of data science.
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I spent a month learning about diabetes and understanding the ins and outs of a chronic autoimmune disease.
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Learn the industry and the ins and outs of running a business from someone who's already in it.
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I know everyone thinks we know each other but you don't know the ins and outs of me.
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Knowing the ins and outs of one tiny area of a fight and exploiting the most common responses.
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Ladders have covered the ins-and-outs of workers going to work despite being sick in the past.
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Our very own Lucie Fink took five days to figure out the ins and outs of skin care.
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It was sort of an improv ode to Philip Glass without knowing the ins and outs of orchestration.
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By working at an advertising agency, Burd was able to observe the ins and outs of creative production.
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Every meal is giving me context and helping to establish the ins and outs of California dining culture.
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I'm not saying that every single consumer needs to fully understand the ins and outs of blockchain operations.
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He spent his 212s at Burmese and Tibetan schools, learning the ins and outs of being a monk.
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I wanted to find about the ins and outs of the operation, and the psychological impact of working undercover.
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Regardless, Dan Ozzi of Noisey gathered the "evidence" and investigated the ins and outs of the rumored Presley cameo.
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Aspiring journalists with diverse backgrounds will learn the ins and outs of the TV and digital side at CNBC.
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If you don't follow the ins and outs of Silicon Valley personnel moves, you might have missed the news.
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These are great board games for children just learning the ins-and-outs of board games and friendly competition.
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Now that audiences presumably understand the ins and outs of See's universe, I hope the action will ramp up.
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A comedian-turned-politician who promised big changes, Zelensky would need to study the ins and outs of government.
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You can check out our handy 401(k) guide and learn the ins and outs of saving for retirement.
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To learn more about the ins-and-outs of wildlife trafficking, find a good primer on the issue here.
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Shephard weaved his way through cold-smoking meat, making guanciale, and the ins and outs of nitrates and nitrites.
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I love writing about the ins and outs of Obamacare regulations, those granular little details that most people ignore.
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No one really knows the ins-and-outs of the 22-year-old's formative year in the faraway state.
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While working with their father, Marty and Dick learned the ins and outs of purchase orders, stocking, and selling.
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But does that mean that we have to pretend Trump actually cares about the ins and outs of policy?
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"We didn't want customers to have to understand the ins and outs of acrylic and glass options," Tynan says.
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Regardless of the victor, get back to Fightland on Monday and we'll talk about all the ins and outs.
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The book, recently updated with a new edition, contains a chapter on the ins and outs of survivor benefits.
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People getting divorced after decades of going through the ins and outs of daily life is already very common.
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Learn the ins and outs of database tables and relationships, and understand how to structure one from scratch. 2.
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They shared their thoughts on the ins and outs of the job and the cultural significance of Disney characters.
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That particular page is focused on positivity and awareness rather than the harrowing ins and outs of the investigation.
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There are a few different schools of thought on the ins-and-outs of how to work from home.
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But, in order to ensure a fair testing process, they must learn the ins and outs of anti-doping.
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" He added: "I didn't try to get into the ins and outs and the dos and don'ts of it.
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I see myself as someone who&aposs just learning about the ins and outs of a whole new language.
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Don&apost hesitate to consult with an employment lawyer to help you understand the ins and outs of it.
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I'd already spent thousands of words breaking down the ins and outs of the product the first time around.
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They say he understands the ins and outs of the industry, and, thus, knows what needs to be changed.
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O'Rourke and his staff knew as much about the ins and outs of border management as anyone else in Congress.
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Across eight courses, you'll learn all the ins and outs of the spreadsheet software the business world knows and loves.
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You're asked to choose your devices during setup, after which Alexa will know the ins and outs of your gear.
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During her winter break at school, she spent time learning the ins and outs of astrophysics, coding, and space junk.
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And when I was brought on board, Lars is a great teacher and he taught me the ins and outs.
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Watch butcher Cara Nicoletti of Foster Sundry explain the ins and outs of dry and wet brining a pork chop.
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We know the ins and outs of each other's lives and we share this common goal of a gold medal.
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I think the Dutch government should focus more on informing the public about the ins and outs of organ transplants.
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"Louisa" tracks the course of her inner emotional life, even as it follows the ins and outs of her travels.
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Surely there were writers who had gotten the memo about how advances worked, and the ins and outs of publishing.
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She learned the ins and outs of his temperament, the frequency of his tantrums, the patterns of his infrequent complaints.
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Boost your professional network and promote your personal brand by learning the ins and outs of LinkedIn in this lecture.
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The 85033 election has been a crash course for many Americans on the ins and outs of the electoral process.
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In September 2015, Detroit's iconic techno pioneer released Exhibitionist 2, a documentary charting the ins-and-outs of Mills' art.
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"It was a huge, huge help to have somebody who knew the ins and outs" of the system, he said.
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Many of them will not learn the ins and outs of anti-doping until they compete in a major event.
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It's impossible to delve into all the ins and outs of Bloomberg's record as mayor without, frankly, writing a book.
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By doing so, Trump ensures there is constant, incessant media coverage of the ins and outs of the White House.
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Over a quick lunch in the now abandoned cafeteria, candidate and manager addressed the ins and outs of football politics.
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For instance, 'Thanks for explaining the ins and outs of the new commercial real estate zoning laws here in Cleveland.
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Shaving allows the camera to capture more of the purely mechanical ins and outs of genitals that porn thrives on.
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The evolution allowed Ford Sailors to practice their skills and train junior sailors on the ins and outs of a RAS.
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He suspects many workers are only part-time and aren't as familiar with the ins and outs of independent contract work.
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The lawyers who have success in their careers will be those who understand the ins and outs of mobile software creation.
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The Points Guy has a great guide to restrictions here that explains the ins and outs for all major card issuers.
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It's especially daunting early on, when you don't know the ins and outs of the various skill trees and upgrade materials.
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Consider this: So many outlets that normally wouldn't report about the esoteric ins and outs of sustainable packaging reported this news.
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Grasp the ins and outs of film and TV music using Logic Pro X samples, East West samples, and Kontakt libraries.
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How did you go about learning the ins and outs of building a company when you're used to the creative work?
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Valentine sat down with Vice Sports to discuss her adventurous lifestyle and share the ins and outs of spearfishing to survive.
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Kyle Busch Motors' first prospective female driver, Amber Balcaen, is struggling to learns the ins and outs of the NASCAR world.
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Also at FX, The Americans has been portraying the ins and outs of the Cold War scaries for five seasons now.
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In fact, I was playing as Diddy Kong, and despite knowing the ins and outs of Samus's mechanics, I was decimated.
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I don't specifically understand the ins and outs of quantum physics, but I'm endlessly fascinated by it as something worth studying.
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When you were hired, you were likely given an employee handbook filled with the ins and outs of the company's rules.
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As the now former leader of SAP's cloud business, she's well-positioned to know the ins and outs of that market.
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"She knows the ins and outs of everything really well, which is such an educator-background thing to have," Stauber said.
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He also spent four years as a bookmaker at Tom Waterhouse, where he learned the ins and outs of handling bets.
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"Nobody knows where this is going" -- this from a man who knows the ins and outs of this high-stakes game.
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In honor of the movie's 10-year-anniversary, Variety talked to the cast about the ins-and-outs of the movie.
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And you can learn the ins and outs of SEO from online courses like the Search Engine Optimization Certification Training Bundle.
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They can see firsthand the the ins and outs of a complex, vital system most of us have lost touch with.
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It would be beyond the scope of this short essay to detail all the ins and outs of the Pebble project.
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The cafeteria is often turned into a "Crypto Club" where new employees are taught the ins and outs of virtual currency.
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Over three months, the women learn the ins and outs of baking so that they can find jobs in the industry.
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As viewers debated the ins and outs of their relationship on social media, the show became daily fodder for newspaper columnists.
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Expect to learn the ins and outs of modern digital marketing, including selling on Amazon and generating traffic that drives sales.
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In order to be an effective communicator, you have to understand the ins and outs of what effective communication looks like.
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Most reserve their passions for years without long losing streaks, the ins and outs of bad seasons shading into gray territory.
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I mean, nothing ever happens during presidential transitions unless you're really into the ins and outs of appointing 5,4003 government officials.
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No one expected a businessman to completely understand the nuances, the complicated ins and outs of Washington and its legislative process.
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" He added: "Chuck has a proven history of leadership at the committee and knows the ins and outs of its sprawling jurisdiction.
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Explaining the ins-and-outs of a sexist "micro-aggression" to your septuagenarian grandmother is a challenge few would willingly take on.
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Save yourself some money and learn more about the ins and outs of electronics by tackling one (or more) of these yourself.
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Am I still invested in the ins and outs of Piper's relationship with Alex (Laura Prepon), her prison wife who remains incarcerated?
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While some people dislike budgeting, you find it thrilling and are excited to learn the ins and outs of keeping money organized.
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There is another thing NOW is up against when it comes to existing in 2017: the ins-and-outs of feminism itself.
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Here, you'll learn the ins and outs of using a national parks pass, and how it could benefit your next trip. 2155.
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The cartoon, complete with helpful diagrams, was used at the time to help girls to understand the ins and outs of periods.
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Whether we're talking about broken hymens or navigating the ins and outs of period sex, blood and sex have an undeniable connection.
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If you need to cleanse your mind and get the real ins-and-outs of crypto down straight, we've got you covered.
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I grew up with two cats, Oreo and Howard, and know the ins and outs of how to keep a cat alive.
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You'll discover different composition and framing techniques, along with the ins and outs of the various shooting modes like portrait and HDR.
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Most people in this group are not intimately familiar with the ins and outs of the financial side of the power grid.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, President Trump hasn't spent much time letting us know his thoughts on the ins and outs of insurance regulation.
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In each episode, the guys explore the ins and outs of millennials' current work in everything from technology to politics to spirituality.
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TheWrap has acquired VideoInk, a niche pub covering the ins and outs of digital media, and the digital video business in particular.
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The letter spends six paragraphs lecturing Furie's lawyers about the ins and outs of "fair use" of a copyrighted work before demuring.
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We're covering the ins and outs of how coronavirus fears are impacting the markets – and what Washington policymakers are doing about it.
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Most diners, even those well versed in the ins and outs of the melodramatic scandal, seemed unaware of the building's sketchy past.
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It's got dragons and castles, so many ins and outs and you don't know how they're going to connect them all together.
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Wu stars in the film as Destiny, a stripper new to the business who learns the ins and outs from Ramona (Lopez).
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As an NFL veteran entering his eighth season in the league, Richard Sherman knows the ins and outs of a solid contract.
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It's not to deal with the emotional labor, and your friends can't deal with all the ins and outs of your wedding.
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But regardless of the ins and outs of the details, the type of work she was doing was par for the course.
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This beginner-friendly six-hour course teaches you the ins and outs of blockchain — the technology that fuels Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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The panel he put together included civic activists who could talk about the ins and outs of running for office and serving.
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Our readers from Australia shared their thoughts about being required to vote and helped explain the ins and outs of the process.
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This was great from a learning perspective, as my responsibilities grew very quickly and I felt like I learned the ins and outs.
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"You need somebody who actually gets why films are great and can tell you the ins and outs and the silliness of movies."
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Huck is obsessed with Lindsay D. #scandal100 fun fact: I consulted our director on the intricate ins and outs of a rose ceremony.
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When it comes to Bachelor in Paradise, no one knows the ins and outs of the drama better than resident bartender Wells Adams.
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James Ruane, the unit's commander, walked Insider through some of the ins and outs of the system and how it's helping troops train.
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Hannon recommends turning to your friends, colleagues and former work associates to get the ins and outs of your industry before you launch.
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I would love to tell you that after five months of reporting, I completely understand all the ins and outs of making television.
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I hope the Duchess of Cambridge helps plan Markle's bachelorette because she knows all the ins and outs of joining the royal family.
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Through seven hours of training, you'll get schooled on the ins and outs of cloud computing and how to successfully adopt cloud services.
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After much touring and testing, September arrives and students find they've barely familiarized themselves with the ins and outs of the actual application.
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And with time at a premium, using energy to keep abreast of the ins and outs of your investment portfolio can seem impossible.
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When you were getting your feet wet, how long did it take to pick up on the ins and outs of stock photos?
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DeGeneres is there to teach the FLOTUS the ins and outs of pharmacy shopping, but she ends up being a hilarious distraction, instead.
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As a long-time supplier to the government, our company understands the ins and outs of the federal procurement process better than many.
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"Dick Cheney was the safe-cracker, the professional you brought in who knew all the ins and outs of our government," McKay said.
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We've also spent three seasons exploring the ins and outs of running a city, which was unusually comprehensive for action-heavy prestige television.
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But McGrath knows the ins and outs of appetite as deeply, and as thoroughly, as he knows the highways and byways of America.
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If you want to know about the ins and outs of that record then read our metal editor, Kim Kelly's interview with Lars.
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You have to make numerous decisions, and if you don&apost know the ins and outs of investing, the process can become confusing.
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The agency specializes in knowing the ins and outs of points systems to maximize value, especially for business-class flights or complex itineraries.
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As with all things retirement, it makes sense to discuss the ins and outs of various account types with a professional financial planner.
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"This minister of foreign affairs of the Netherlands does not know the first thing about the ins and outs of Suriname," he said.
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All the courses included will walk you through the ins and outs of each language, their respective functionalities, and the main use cases.
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I come from the lo-fi era, so I know the ins and outs of lo-fi and that's why it sounds punk.
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The Wrap has acquired VideoInk, a niche publication covering the ins and outs of digital media and the digital video business in particular.
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An Italian who grew up in his family's footwear factory, Scoccia has been learning the ins and outs of making shoes his whole life.
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Afterward, Luthra joined Coinbase as a senior engineer on Coinbase's crypto team, learning the ins and outs of the nascent but fast-growing industry.
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They spent months researching the ins and outs of psychedelic therapy, and found that there was a fairly simple protocol developed in clinical trials.
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Even non-billionaires can retire to a cottage in the island nation if they learn the ins-and-outs of securing local real estate.
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You don't have to know the ins and outs of the "bathroom bill" to understand that the gender divide in today's society is real.
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Why it matters: An internet veteran, Armstrong is one of the most knowledgable people inside Verizon on the ins and outs of online advertising.
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This bundle includes 10 lessons on the ins and outs of manual photography, from light metering and ISO to white balance and shutter speed.
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It's important to remember that a lot of people voting in Democratic primaries aren't necessarily following the ins and outs of the Democratic race.
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It won't take too long to learn the ins and outs of the application, and it's backed up with a stack of help documentation.
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If you need a female mentor to guide you through the ins-and-outs of the tech world, Acevedo is a first-class pick.
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Growing up as a teenager during the Clinton presidency, I can't say I was always focused on the ins and outs of his administration.
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Trump and his top advisers knew that the nominee's lack of knowledge about the ins and outs of Capitol Hill was a significant handicap.
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Online service provider review website NextAdvisor has compiled a list of six must-know tips about the ins and outs of credit reports. CNBC.
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Although this won't stop you from creeping on others, it'll make sure the whole world doesn't know the ins and outs of your life.
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While Photoshop and Lightroom can both help enhance your photos, learning all the ins and outs of each is no walk in the park.
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On her YouTube channel she reviews board games, paints minis and—most importantly—walks new gamers through the ins and outs of the hobby.
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The ins and outs of this "sex play," as Dearborn calls it, read like a mix of D. H. Lawrence and a Clairol ad.
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CNBC's Assignment Desk is seeking interns who will learn the ins and outs of what it takes to work in a breaking-news environment.
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During our conversation about racing's ins and outs, Reddam was prophetic when he spoke about the trainer he most admired heading into Saturday's race.
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MOYNIHAN: YEAH, WITHOUT GETTING INTO THE INS AND OUTS, BECAUSE I THINK WE PRICE EVERY PRODUCT BY EVERY MARKET AND EVERY TYPE OF CUSTOMER.
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Researching the ins-and-outs of a company will also allow you to showcase the next trait that McCord says is crucial: problem-solving.
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Be smart: Interviewed by Iguodala, Andreessen Horowitz partner Jeff Jordan told the athletes to start small as they are learning the ins and outs.
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It was going to be the fifth restaurant that I would open, too, so I knew the ins and outs of running a restaurant.
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Few people know the ins and outs of Australia's booming craft distilling scene like Seb Costello, founder of the Fitzroy cocktail bar Bad Frankie.
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She said in high school, Tarrant had spent most of his time playing games on computers and learning the ins and outs of computers.
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Beyond the ins and outs of the broader debate within the Democratic Party, among many on Wall Street, Sanders just seems inherently less electable.
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Last year, they began to study the ins and outs of election interference, according to private experts and government studies of the 2018 midterms.
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" Amanda Litman of Run for Something: "Most people don't understand the ins and outs of the health care fight (or trade, or anything else).
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IGER: WELL THERE WERE SOME INS AND OUTS IN THIS QUARTER, PARTICULARLY WHEN IT INVOLVES SOME HIGH-PROFILE EVENTS LIKE THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS.
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TL;DR: This beginner-friendly online class will teach you the ins and outs of data science, and it's on sale for just $9.99.
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Many of the Central American families that have come toward the US this fall don't appear to know the ins and outs of asylum.
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Moreover, reducing transparency would give corporate insiders even more of an advantage over everyday investors on the ins and outs of a company's operations.
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The two talked about the humble beginnings of Anker, the new products it's bringing to market, and the many ins and outs of USB-C.
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But according to one lawyer familiar with the ins and outs of copyright infringement, the case could have sweeping repercussions on how torrents are regulated.
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Programming For Non-Programmers — $10 (list price $50) See Details Learn all the ins-and-outs and whos-and-whats using Instagram to make money.
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Otherwise, rule differences could lead to uneven competition between euro 'ins' and 'outs', Enria told an event in London to mark the watchdog's fifth anniversary.
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I fell in love with baking — and cookie dough — many, many years ago as she was teaching me the ins and outs of the kitchen.
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What you may not have is a wealth of accounting or financial knowledge — the ins and outs of tax law, cash flow management and insurance.
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These are often timestamped recollections of the ins and outs of the user's experience with whichever pinger they've selflessly guzzled in the name of science.
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It's a movie about marriage, boobs, exorbitant wealth, getting bullied by poor people, and above all, the ins and outs of the independent publishing industry.
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Thankfully, YouTuber Mr. Puzzle shows us the ins and outs of the puzzle, but even after the explanation, you still may be scratching your head.
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Students spend up to six weeks on the farm learning the ins and outs of growing food, natural building techniques, water harvesting, and soil building.
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"No one person that runs a business or owns a business is too busy to know the ins and outs of their business," he noted.
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While it has many ins and outs, the basic concept is that, if the rule becomes effective, brokers would be deemed "fiduciaries" under the law.
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This course will train you on the ins-and-outs of Azure, so you'll have the resources to be successful in a cloud architecture role.
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It is fantasy to think the Soviet people knew — through some kind of intercontinental intellectual osmosis — the ins and outs and intricacies of liberal democracy.
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But how well you understand the ins and outs of these entitlements could make a big difference in how much you receive over your lifetime.
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Walker joined venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz in 2012, where he became an entrepreneur-in-residence and learned the ins and outs of Silicon Valley.
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Experienced personnel already know the ins and outs of controlled burns and could be an invaluable asset in restoring the health of our public lands.
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Every week, our team of experts will guide you through the ins and outs of the clubbing experience, from skipping lines to chatting up bartenders.
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Jun and Rachel have their own popular channel where they vlog jointly about Japanese culture and the ins and outs of a cross-cultural romance.
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The show is forthright, sometimes surprisingly so, about the, uh, ins and outs of bodies and partnerships, but in a mostly sweet and sincere way.
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Every week, our team of experts will guide you through the ins and outs of the club experience, from skipping lines to chatting up bartenders.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether the president knew the legal ins and outs of his demand.
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Check out our previous ideas, which include the ins and outs of Governors Island, Shakespeare in the Park and the city's most impressive rooftop bars.
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Her ideology is great, but in order to make what she wants to do work, you have to know the ins and outs of politics.
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In New York, Uber is well versed in the ins and outs of the sales tax, having lobbied the State Legislature to roll it back.
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In other words, you'll learn the ins and outs of an essential programming language for less than the cost of a case of White Claw.
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It allows the entrepreneur to learn the ins and outs of the business and can be a huge cost savings as the business gets established.
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" He believes it will get "out of hand" because the global trade system is so complex that "no one knows all the ins and outs.
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But how well you understand the ins and outs of these benefits could make a big difference in how much you receive over your lifetime.
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But there's no guarantee that will continue under Trump, who hasn't displayed all that much interest in the ins and outs of minor policy decisions.
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So, when Into The Gloss posted her Top Shelf, we were dying to know the ins and outs of her undoubtedly low-key, cool-girl routine.
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We spent a day training with him at the University of Oklahoma Gymnastics facility to see the ins and outs of becoming an all around gymnast.
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New to Washington and still learning the ins and outs of Capitol Hill, the President noticed a familiar face in the audience: fellow New Yorker, Rep.
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This LinkedIn Bootcamp will teach you the ins and outs of LinkedIn so you can successfully grow your network and get those coveted high-status jobs.
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Even if Trump's proposed push for lower income-tax rates isn't approved, you can still benefit from knowing the ins and outs of tax-loss harvesting.
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Here we'll explain the ins and outs of encryption, and how you can make sure that everything in your digital life is safe from prying eyes.
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Despite the ins and outs of Friday's order, until a court rules otherwise, the lawyers for the plaintiffs are going with a "full steam ahead" approach.
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The ins-and-outs of parts of the visual system, for instance, such as how it categorises features like lines and shapes, are reasonably well understood.
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Which means, there are plenty of, uh, little accidents while it learns the ins and outs of traffic, physics, and the way of the GTA world.
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The findings revealed that money is an awkward topic to discuss — although the ins and outs of prospective partners' finances is a source of intense interest.
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The bundle also features a Microsoft Office 365 course, where you can learn the ins and outs of tools like OneDrive, SharePoint, Planner, Delve, and Yammer.
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"He knew the ins and outs of bus transportation and how to deal with the necessary regulatory authorities to get something like this approved," says Seema.
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In general, she continued, the BDSM scene has taken it upon itself to educate law enforcement bodies as to the ins-and-outs of their subculture.
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"I can outsource and streamline all my investment management, and then I can spend my time researching the ins and outs of student loans," she said.
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Obama, 55, told the host that the 15-year-old explained the ins and outs of the popular social app to him during dinner one night.
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A new TV show on National Geographic, "MARS," will explore the ins and outs of realistically living on Mars, including where colonists will lay their heads.
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The course was designed alongside React Training, a group dedicated to teaching the ins and outs of the library both online and in-person to corporations.
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For all of their anger, fans will never know the deepest ins and outs of their relationship, nor what Kardashian may have been thinking and feeling.
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TL;DR: This exhaustive online class covers the ins and outs of Python, a popular programming language, and it's on sale right now for just $9.99.
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For help, we tapped horror makeup veteran Valerie Star of Caravan Stylist Studio for all the ins and outs of letting your makeup be your look.
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Although the ins and outs of a handset can vary between phone makers, these Android shortcuts should work no matter what model of phone you're using.
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"DMCA claims can be intimidating, especially to people who don't know the ins and outs of the process," an EFF representative told Motherboard in an email.
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FEW subjects are as bloodless as the ins and outs of corporate tax—until they provide an opportunity to accuse a politician of coddling big business.
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Gwent does impose a limit on its gold and silver cards, forcing the player to better understand the ins and outs of basic commons and rares.
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She's drawing attention to a topic — campaign finance laws in the US — that many Americans care about but don't know the specific ins and outs of.
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In our judgement, Ambassador Bolton has a breadth and depth of experience in national security, and a reputation for knowing the ins and outs of Washington.
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Khan started Launch X, an incubator for female founders to teach the ins and outs of raising venture capital, while she was at Harvard Business School.
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In order to be a better online marketer, you'll want to understand the ins and outs of how users interact with campaigns on each platform specifically.
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Conservative tax policy advocate Mattie Duppler says experts have done a poor job at explaining the ins and outs of free trade to the American people.
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Before anyone took a drug, the therapists walked the patients and their families through the ins and outs of PTSD and how trauma affects the brain.
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The good news: European politicians seem to have a much better hold on the ins and outs of Facebook and approached Zuckerberg with tough, skeptical questions.
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Ms. Rozan learned the ins and outs of theater working under Jean Vilar when he ran the Théâtre National Populaire in Paris in the mid-1950s.
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In his spectacular special My Girlfriend's Boyfriend, Mike Birbiglia breaks down the ins and outs of the institution as he recounts his decades of dating experience.
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If you're not up on the ins-and-outs of esports brands, this is a big deal, akin to Andrew Luck's sudden resignation from the NFL.
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TL;DR: Learn the ins and outs of your favorite video platform with The Complete YouTube Course for $14.99, a 92% savings as of March 22.
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She soon is in training herself with a German shepherd named Rex, learning the ins and outs of forming a partnership with a highly specialized animal.
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The cafe's baristas went through two weeks of training to learn the ins and outs of the coffee world, said Kare, who knows them by name.
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Much like young kids learn the ins and outs of IRL behaviour on the playground, teens today learn much about social dynamics on their mobile phones.
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I didn't really understand the ins and outs of it at the time, but I now realize that he added me and he was my ONLY FRIEND.
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Alexis Olympia is only 18 months old, but she's already learning the ins and outs of donating her belongings for a good cause thanks to her mom.
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Masters, who's made a career out of covering the ins and outs of Hollywood, is even working on a couple of new #MeToo stories at the moment.
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That entrepreneurial life — which included a daycare center and a pajamas manufacturer — required her to speak multiple languages and learn the ins-and-outs of several cultures.
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But the GOP-frontrunner has previously said he wants to pick a political insider as his partner, particularly someone who understands the ins and outs of Congress.
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Sixty is building a platform that brings in-app on-demand experts to help users navigate the ins-and-outs of web apps like QuickBooks or MailChimp.
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It's been around a while, so you probably know the ins and outs of the app, and this universal Windows 10 shows off all its best features.
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You know you need one, but having a basic framework for the main buckets in your life will help you understand the ins and outs of budgeting.
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He admits to being interested in technology, though perhaps not as familiar with the ins and outs of specs as someone who might build their own computer.
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That means mastering Excel isn't just going to make you look good; for many job functions, understanding the ins and outs of the platform is absolutely critical.
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We'll guide you through the ins and outs of aspect ratios and explain why the 18:9 display is one to watch out for in the future.
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And Bauman notes that the process of getting I-732 on the ballot has revealed several significant lessons about the ins and outs of state carbon policy.
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That is highly unusual, experts say, and speaks to how much interest Russia has in getting to know the ins and outs of America's decentralized voting apparatus.
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Wells Fargo Energy Capital, based in Houston, prided itself on employees who knew the ins and outs of drilling as much as financing, said Cubic Energy's Ross.
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Honing my skills, dying repeatedly, and teaching myself the ins and outs of the new experience until I felt comfortable enough to challenge the level's grandest foe.
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A 2019 survey found about 28 percent say they don't understand the ins and outs of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which passed in December 253.
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It also redesigned it marketing, promoting the new phones during bus tours for pensioners and providing classes in shops to explain the ins-and-outs of apps.
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It is set to offer a course called 'Blockchain for Business: An Introduction to Hyperledger' that teaches eager minds about the ins and outs of the technology.
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In concert with the local school district, Essex Crossing started after school classes that introduce teens to the ins and outs of the construction and development businesses.
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Maybe the Massachusetts state police should spend a little less time monitoring left-wing groups and a little more time learning the ins and outs of Twitter.
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We discussed the ins and outs of the Eddie Alvarez – Conor McGregor lightweight title belt at length in The Tactical Guide to Conor McGregor versus Eddie Alvarez.
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From step-by-step recipe programs, like "30 Minute Meals," to more elaborate competition shows, like "Chopped," the channel covers all the ins and outs of cooking.
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Prosecution work also teaches them the ins-and-outs of plea bargaining and negotiations between lawyers, which is how the overwhelming majority of criminal cases are resolved.
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What the country needed, they decided, was a kind of Schoolhouse Rock for adults—a simple, memorable way to learn the ins and outs of civic life.
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Through over 40 lectures led by photographer and editor Manfred Werner, you'll work step-by-step learning the ins and outs of Adobe's gold standard editing software.
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It's especially personal to Michelle Obama, considering that she herself was a first-generation student who had to learn the ins and outs of entering higher education.
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But the experience of watching it did underline the unique ambition of "Westworld," which is appreciable even when the ins and outs of the show are confusing.
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During their chat, they discussed how we create and test recipes, the ins-and-outs of restaurant reviewing and how to cook with less-than-stellar ingredients.
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" The pair went on to explain that fans might think they know all of the ins and outs of their relationship, but really, they have "no idea.
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Without getting into all the ins and outs of how these two work, suffice to know that when the VIX rises, these products fall and vice versa.
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On Monday, the TV host and social media savant, 34, spent time replying to Twitter users' burning questions about the ins and outs of A-lister life.
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For those who don't follow the ins and outs of this wonky debate, there are basically rules that force internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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By getting so close to full time working artists, the students gain an in-depth understanding of the ins and outs of a life in the arts today.
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And though I'm a straight white man who can't claim to know much about the ins and outs of queer relationships, Dream Daddy never feels condescending or hateful.
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Break out of the 9-to-5 grind with a career in freelance web development, the ins and outs of which you'll learn in this five-chapter course.
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She's been competing at the professional level since 1995 — when she was just 14 years old — so she knows the ins and outs of gender inequality and mistreatment.
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"I clearly don't understand the ins and outs of Instagram, I'm always amazed at what gets a lot of attention … I didn't expect that," she later told PEOPLE.
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These six tips will teach you the ins and outs of inboxes, un-sending messages, customizing your account, staying in the loop on the latest updates, and more.
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Tomorrow at 10:30 am PT, Extra Crunch members will get to hear first-hand from him about the ins and outs of the company's latest media offerings.
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Lynn: So I think when you look at this, I think for me as an investor, I don't know the ins and outs of what's happening here exactly.
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Now, at last, the streaming service announced that we'll all be dissecting the ins and outs of the criminal justice system when the season premieres on October 19.
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The 10-episode series — executive produced by Ryan Murphy, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Scott Alexander, Larry Karaszewski and Brad Falchuk — follows the ins and outs of Simpson's trial.
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"Serial entrepreneurs" know the ins and outs of startup life like the back of their hand, and they have an innate talent for turning ideas into thriving organisations.
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And sure, there may be something to be said for knowing the ins and outs of a specific market because you played there for a decade or two.
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I haven't gotten to know the neighborhood well, but I thought, as someone who seems to know the ins and outs around here, you might have some suggestions.
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This 22-hour course led by Ableton Live-certified experts covers the ins and outs of its capabilities — everything from clipping to using the built-in Operator synthesizer.
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Which is to say that you should consider business school or at least partnering with individuals who already know the ins and outs of running a successful restaurant.
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He also, apparently, never bothered to learn the ins and outs of the budget reconciliation process, or how it might interact with certain changes to the tax codes.
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One track is dedicated to the ins and outs of investing, and the other track to the number of industries and existing business practices that blockchain is disrupting.
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The 40 promotoras who work here now are trained in leading workshops, the ins and outs of healthcare options, and in just about every service the city provides.
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He also discussed the ins and outs of a few startups he saw at the event, including Ever Loved, which he wrote about this week, Clearbanc and Formant.
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You'll also want to carefully scrutinize the ins and outs of Medicare coverage, Carson said, as well as any retiree health benefits available to you from an employer.
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Beyond the ins and outs of the case, "The Night Of" remained, from the beginning, a piercing glimpse into the best and worst aspects of the justice system.
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For retail investors who don't want to learn the ins and outs of global markets, exchange-traded funds have offered one way to play the emerging-markets rally.
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A customer service representative should be able to walk you through the process the first time to show you all the ins and outs of your particular account.
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Strangely, he didn't school me on the ins and outs of his soundsystem; he trusted me to handle his Koetsu cartridges that retailed in the thousands of dollars.
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My professional experiences in South Africa may not necessarily have helped me advance in my field or given me insight on the ins and outs of my industry.
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I got to understand the way the system works, the ins and outs of local jails and courthouses, the charges that criminals in this country are generally facing.
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You just need to understand the ins and outs of the various networks that air NFL games and what your options are for accessing them over the internet.
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We talked about the ins and outs of flying with a service horse, the trust she has with Cali, and how that trust motivates her as an activist.
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There's also the fact that, for an everyday homebuyer unaccustomed to the ins and outs of real estate purchases, the process shuts them out and leaves them waiting.
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Relatively few people have the opportunity to understand the ins and outs of the medical system as well as I do as a physician interested in health policy.
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American singles spend about $20,000 on average dating in a lifetime, according to event planners Paint Nite who surveyed 1,000 people on the ins and outs of dating.
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In the Tangut raids, Khan first learned the ins and outs of war against fortified cities and the strategies critical to laying siege, and quickly became an expert.
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While we never got too many details about the ins and outs of their relationship, Gomez told Ryan Seacrest over the summer that she was ready to open up.
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Instead, you will need to invest time into learning the ins and outs of topics such as deploying and implementing cloud solutions, software-defined networking, and virtual private clouds.
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We're madly in love and we enjoy being married, but the world has seen our ups and downs, ins and outs, and I think that's what people respond to.
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Listen to Planet Money's discoveries on the ins and outs of owning a shell company, and why they are easy to set up and a hassle to deal with.
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Both Lobe and Azure ML Studio aim to make machine learning easy to use for anybody, without having to know the ins and outs of TensorFlow, Keras or PyTorch.
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Learn to earn passive income by mastering the ins and outs of the Fiver site and pinpointing basic services you can sell with minimal time commitment or overhead. 4.
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It's known for its friendly cast of characters who may change over time but all help guide Japanese kids through the ins and outs of learning a new language.
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The video is 60 fps, goes over the hardware ins and outs for both the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR, and shows both devices from basically every angle.
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When I find myself contemplating the ins and outs of fandom I often think back to something the media scholar Henry Jenkins told the New York Times in 20173.
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These machines also boast solid-feeling metal construction, MIDI ins and outs, and a USB jack for direct integration into pro-level digital audio workstations like Ableton or Logic.
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But many of those will likely get answered automatically as people are actually able to put it into practice and start learning the ins and outs of the system.
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Both companies know the ins and outs of the business just as well as Dish, who wisely brands its streaming platform, SlingTV, differently to avoid confusion or negative association.
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And not only somebody who has an objective view of my situation, but 20 years of dealing with it herself, and lots of ins and outs of the industry.
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"It's nice to be able to talk to someone who sort of understands the ins and outs of being a part of a company that has grown," Hudson says.
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The balance between the euro zone's "ins" and "outs", central to the now-defunct renegotiation of Britain's EU membership secured by David Cameron earlier this year, will shift dramatically.
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I learned that not only did Cecilio have to know the ins and outs of myeloma treatment for her patients, she was constantly managing interpersonal relationships around the clinic.
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After all, they already know the ins and outs of the company, and could have built a relationship with the person you hope to one day call your boss.
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He surely knows the ins and outs of Vegas' top clubs, back alley gambling spots and party promoters, which will help with his inevitable role of 'visiting team saboteur.
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If the idea of being able to look down on the wasteland and dictate the ins and outs of your favorite faction appeals to you, you'll enjoy the experience.
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You'll also need to know the ins and outs of 3D printers, and be extremely patient as creating the various parts alone took over 300 hours of 3D printing.
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Dara Khosrowshahi has spent the past two months learning the ins and outs of Uber, the embattled ride-hailing company where he took over as chief executive in August.
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For two months, five days a week, Mr. Dickerson and other students sat in a classroom in Flushing, Queens, to learn the ins and outs of the hospitality business.
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Unable to make ends meet, he moved back to Maryland and found work at the state's social security office, where he learned the ins and outs of disability benefits.
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If you must wax before salons open again, it's important you do it safely, so we spoke to experts to get the ins and outs of DIY hair removal.
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After surviving the ins and outs of reality TV — seemingly coming out of it stronger than ever — that now begs the question: might we expect a BiP wedding soon?
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One person who knows the ins and outs of royal protection is Simon Morgan, who worked as a bodyguard to members of the royal family from 2007 until 2013.
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But some advisors say young investors should start gaining experience with individual stocks as well, though the ins and outs of stock picking can be daunting for a beginner.
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It can be a full-time job, and most people don&apost have the energy or the interest in fully learning the ins and outs of the financial markets.
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Today, he&aposs consulted on over $750 million worth of student-loan obligations, so it&aposs safe to say that he knows the ins and outs of the system.
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While at Camp Pendleton, Insider had the opportunity to climb inside and on top of one of these vehicles and learn the ins and outs from experienced crew members.
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Whichever side of the political spectrum you fell on, tracing the ins and outs of the Trump administration and its many supporting players turned into a weird national pastime.
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In the midst of explaining, say, the ins and outs of "the end of ends," he's liable to pillory the scientific establishment for their abandonment of liberal arts values.
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Benot goes on to say Taylor and her people know full well about the ins and outs of trademarking products -- she's trademarked 64 items herself, so there is no excuse.
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We'll dig into the nitty gritty of our awkward and bizarrely heartbreaking splits, including the ins and outs of breakup sex and the beauty of the post breakup glow-up.
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Apple is reportedly in discussions with electric vehicle charging infrastructure companies, investigating the ins and outs of EV charging and hiring engineers with expertise in the field, according to Reuters.
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From my experience of listening to their stories and helping them navigate the ins and outs of tax considerations, I've learned some of the key tax challenges facing businesses today.
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During her Argentinian getaway, Fletcher, 25, learned the ins and outs of the gaucho lifestyle, went horseback riding and played truth or dare, as one does when courting six men.
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This course will teach you how to master the ins and outs of Steemit and start making money with the types of posts that you're already sharing on other platforms.
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While we might know the ins and outs about, say, each other's favorite foods and TV shows, living in different states for three years did create distance in our relationship.
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Beck hosts meetings with her team at the shared tables, which are surrounded by guests, who can listen in on the daily ins and outs of running the pod business.
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Graduates are guaranteed admission to Udacity's Self-Driving Car Engineer program, which provides a more thorough schooling on the ins and outs of a career focused on creating autonomous systems.
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With 12 instructional videos, webinars, and supplementary materials, this course bundle is designed to teach you the ins and outs of one of the most popular e-commerce platforms: Shopify.
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Gavin, who's based in Austin, Texas, and has a background in the ins and outs of high-speed photography, works for Rooster Teeth Productions, known for the popular Red vs.
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In an interview on "Squawk Box, " Decker explained that she does not know the ins and outs of the Yahoo-Verizon merger deal and when Mayer's pay package was negotiated.
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But they're going about it in a much more chaotic way that will confuse most consumers, who don't spend their lives following the ins and outs of the tech industry.
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The closest thing to a "talk" I got was the time my mom gifted me a Christian book that detailed the scientific ins and outs (har har) of reproductive organs.
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Not only will you learn the ins and outs of Photoshop, but you'll also get to explore and master other top Adobe apps including Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Lightroom.
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We, as farmers don't have the time or expertise to know all the ins and outs of the law that is where you need to step in and defend us.
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Serrao, who had spent nearly a decade as an analyst at Credit Suisse, quickly needed to get caught up on the ins and outs of the complex fixed-income market.
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There may be talented executives at the company capable of doing the job, and there may be advantages to hiring a chief executive who already knows the ins and outs.
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In the third and final course, users will be taught about the ins and outs of mergers and acquisitions, and the strategies and best practices that go along with it.
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Lawrence is not just a casual fan of the reality show, but someone who knows the ins and outs of all the Kardashian clan's problems, who feels deeply for them.
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He didn't play a lot of games over in China, so he basically missed a year of competition learning basketball and the ins and outs of five-on-five competition.
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With it, you'll design and deliver quality, end-to-end business intelligence solutions using just the software and a CSV file, while learning the ins and outs of data visualization.
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As Amazon's ad business has grown, so has a group of technology firms and agencies to help marketers navigate the ins and outs of selling and advertising on the platform.
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Students learn the ins and outs of the language that not only can create high-end desktop games, but complex artificial intelligence programs, apps, animations, web browsers, and operating systems.
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That doesn't mean we all need to learn the stock market through and through, or spend days learning the ins and outs of interest rates (although those things can help).
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While the Overwatch League took two years to figure out the ins and outs of having teams host their own games, the CDL is diving right in with its debut.
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On its app, users watch short-videos produced in local languages by influencers who apply beauty products or try out dresses and explain the ins-and-outs of the products.
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Hiring: Immigration lawyer Sophie Alcorn will be helping you with the ins and outs of the immigration process, and how to think about it from a founder and investor perspective.
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Nevertheless, there are some ins and outs to this case that will be harder for Gloria to puzzle out as she dismisses Grandfather's warning and heads out into the meadow.
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"She did acknowledge that they discussed "nudity, body doubles, the ins and outs of filming sex scenes" but characterised Konner&aposs piece as a "clickbait smear against a trusted colleague.
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On one panel we discussed how diversity and inclusion is key to the missions and disciplines of our intelligence agencies, and the ins and outs of the security clearance process.
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For those who aren't following the ins and outs of Barr's life and Twitter feed, the message could be seen as merely an enthusiastic declaration of her state of living.
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There are a lot of ins and outs to tax policy, obviously, but broadly speaking, the idea would be that you collect the taxes and then you spend the money.
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Toni's tribute lists many of the things her dad did for her, like taking care of her when she was sick and teaching her the ins and outs about music appreciation.
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You don't need to know the ins and outs of all the apps, sites, and terms that are "hot" right now (and frankly, if you did, they wouldn't be trendy anymore).
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While it won't be available until this summer, ahead, we're breaking down the ins and outs of the new card and what makes it different from the rest on the market.
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Python for Beginners 215 will teach you the ins and outs of the popular language so you can learn the basics of its syntax and quickly become a versatile, professional coder.
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Last year we delved into professional wrestling and examined the ins and outs of the Bomaye Knee, the signature move of Shinsuke Nakamura and a staple of 'strong style' professional wrestling.
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He was still technically a rookie in 1990, but sure, you can imagine someone who's not completely fluent with the ins and outs of Calder Trophy eligibility rules getting this wrong.
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You'll also get to discover the ins and outs of XCode and Interface Builder, learn all about online storage with Parse, develop games with SpriteKit, and create Instagram and Snapchat clones.
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During my internship, I learned a lot of the ins and outs of Congress, how things are done on the Hill, and I've been better able to understand the legislative process.
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As a tribute to his close friend, who was fatally shot last year in Brixton's Angell Town Estate, the track is steeped in the ins-and-outs of British street culture.
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The recording industry has been dealing with mechanical licenses forever and is theoretically familiar with the ins and outs of locating composers and making sure they get their compulsory licensing fees.
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Refinery29 got to talk to the Who whisperers about the ins and outs of Whoville, which of the Kardashians act the Whoest, and if any Whos have become Thems this year.
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Here's a look at how it works: The match I played at E3 was facilitated by two team captains who were well-versed on the ins and outs of the game.
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This comprehensive bundle teaches you the ins and outs of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and SharePoint, and gives you access to more than 140 lessons and over 200 hours of content.
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In one clip, host Trevor Noah asks Lopez how much a single ride's subway fare is in New York City, to see if she still knows the city's ins and outs.
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I was obsessed, trying to figure out the ins-and-outs of smart contracts, the various players in the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance, and what the skeptics had to say about it.
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Though readers, critics, and especially biographers have long romanticized the discovery of caches of personal effects in the homes of writers, the ins-and-outs of their unearthing are decidedly unglamorous.
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Foss says effectively planning potential retiree health costs requires starting early to investigate the ins and outs of Medicare Parts A, B and D, as well as supplemental or Medigap insurance.
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Having spent another year getting to know the ins and outs of Vancouver's LGBTQ community, Ramadan is feeling bolder and ready to challenge the white-dominant Pride Establishment from the inside.
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Understanding the ins and outs of your current position, the dynamic of your team and the nature of your industry will be super helpful as you navigate your first management role.
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"It's one thing to tell a story when you know exactly how it ends and how it's going to be and all the ins and outs of it," she told me.
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But we sent ever-adventurous R29er Lucie Fink into the water to learn the ins and outs of ocean safety and whether she has what it takes to be a lifeguard.
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A former New York congresswoman, Molinari knows the ins and outs of Capitol Hill, advocating for Google on issues like privacy, data security and the regulation of content and advertising online.
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I spent a lot of time learning the system and the ins and outs the best I can, helping friends in this situation and advocating for the plans when I can.
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Just as plant managers don't know the ins and outs of cybersecurity, cybersecurity talent often does not understand industrial machines that can frequently shut down when subjected to traditional cybersecurity processes.
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But it was a single college course in agricultural policy -- taught by a professor who knew the ins and outs of Washington -- that truly hooked the Akin Gump senior policy adviser.
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As on Wednesday, when they spent eight hours constructing a detailed blueprint of Mr. Trump's misbehavior, the managers threw themselves — with gusto — into explaining the constitutional ins and outs of impeachment.
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So while scientific accuracy is incredibly important for the public's understanding of the ins and outs of climate change, merit can still be found in even the most outrageous of movies.
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At these prices, you could just close your eyes and pick something, which is lucky because the servers, though charming and truly unpretentious, haven't fully internalized the list's ins and outs.
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It lacks the intuitiveness of League of Legends, with its roughly 40-minute matches that generally make sense to casual onlookers even if they don't know ins and outs of its strategies.
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KCS' Waltzer said he educated himself on the ins and outs of Medicare so that he can look closely at his clients' coverage and recommend how they can make an necessary changes.
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Some of the questions included prodding inquiries about who the man was, what he did, the ins and outs of their budding romance, where she was going, and other important safety concerns.
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Scientists are particularly interested in learning more about how stars like this explode because it could help explain the ins and outs of how supernovas spread their material throughout their host galaxies.
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The film tells the story of Hamlet from Ophelia's perspective as she tries to navigate the ins-and-outs of the royal court as a lady-in-waiting for Queen Gertude (Watts).
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Choosing a platformImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThrowing everything behind one particular platform will save you from learning the ins and outs of IFTTT or keeping a dozen smart home apps on your phone.
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In this episode of VICE Sports Guide to Pro Golf, we learn the ins and outs of a tour truck staff's duties during a tournament and their unique relationship with the players.
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And as my husband and I discussed the ins and outs of what we wanted for our family, Northern Ireland increasingly seemed like the best place for all of us to live.
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We'll be joined by Niko Bonatsos from General Catalyst, Catherine Ulrich from FirstMark Capital and Jacob Mullins from Shasta Ventures on a panel discussing the ins and outs of AR/VR investing.
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To capture all the ins and outs, DeFilippo and Gorringe gave the scientists cameras and specific instructions, an arrangement not unlike that of other space documentaries, like this year's A Beautiful Planet.
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Stand-ups and wives Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher star as loosely themselves, and the show covers the ins and outs of the Los Angeles comedy scene without being tragic or sleazy.
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Students will learn the difference between macro and microeconomics, how investment banking firms work and how they can help your business, the essential ins and outs of taxes, and so much more.
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"Lagaan" (2001), whose centerpiece was a rousing match of underdog (Indian) versus overdog (British colonials), got the heart pounding, even if you couldn't follow all the ins and outs of the game.
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As a powerful group of billionaires, well versed in the ins and outs of municipal bonds or antitrust litigation, they readily grasp that sports and politics don't exist in neatly bounded spheres.
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To prepare you for these chance encounters, we put together the oddest list of celebrities we could think of to guide you through the ins and outs of talking to someone famous.
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These ideas became apt touchstones for Gen X-ers as they dealt with an emerging tech wonderland of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and the ins and outs of online and offline worlds.
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It also means that virtually everyone's tax situation is a little bit different from before, often in complicated ways related to the ins and outs of lost and gained deductions and credits.
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This exuberant follow-up to "Best Frints in the Whole Universe" explains the ins and outs of the little aliens' raucous way of learning (with a little lunch-throwing in the mix).
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The director, Cate Shortland, making her third feature, depicts both the degradations endured by Clare and the peculiar psychological ins and outs of the captor-captive dynamic in explicit, sometimes excruciating detail.
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"I haven't pointed that out to the manager, he knows all the ins and outs but that is something I want to build on," Welbeck added ahead of the match at Wembley.
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It can take up to four times as long to explain the ins and outs of electric cars to unfamiliar customers who might be anxious about things like range and battery life.
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Beyond the ins and outs of the debate around the sensitivity of tweets like Sonmez's, the Post's decision to suspend her was perplexing, as was its murky reasoning and, finally, its reversal.
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Consult with a lawyerSeeking advice from someone who knows the ins and outs of the law is never a bad idea, especially because you can ask about details specific to your situation.
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Which means that, if confirmed, Trump's new VA secretary, David Wilkie, will not benefit from the help of experienced employees who know the ins and outs of their jobs and the department.
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But don't expect a Pixel WatchIt would certainly be nice to see the developer of Wear OS release a smartwatch optimized for all the ins and outs of the wrist-worn operating system.
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Single Parents, true to its title, follows an ensemble of parents without partners who band together to help one another deal with all the weird ins and outs of raising small children alone.
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Members of the media and other outside observers may not always be as familiar with the ins and outs of the process, like the way in which delegates are awarded, as they should.
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We handed it off to artist and illustrator Sara Rabin, who spent a couple weeks exploring the ins and outs of the clever glass fountain pen that lets you write with any liquid.
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It may be easier with nearby friends, who know the ins and outs of your day and how you feel about any given topic at any given time, just because you're around them.
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So schools signing up to pi-top's subscription product get support materials and guides, to help them create a maker space and understand all the ins and outs of the pi-top platform.
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The app doesn't work passively when Vector isn't connected to Wi-Fi, so learning the ins and outs of the robot involve having it charged (or on the charger) and ready to go.
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Through her research, she discovered the ins and outs of the animal's behaviors, such as using pieces of grass as a tool to eat insects and developing long-lasting relationships with one another.
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" Continuing the theme of transparency, Morgan Stanley's Brian Nowak said, "183Q highlights the strength of GOOGL's core and portfolio of assets, difficulties in modeling (quarterly) ins and outs, and need for better transparency.
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A walk through the aisles is almost enough to burn away layers of cynicism built up like plaque in an artery after years of covering the ins and outs of this industry. Almost.
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This course is taught by a Certified Scrum Master (or CSM) who knows the ins and outs of Scrum — including popular practices, values, and overall knowledge — so you know you're in good hands.
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Its cringe-tacular take on the ins and outs of running a show – Shandling mined his Tonight Show appearances for material – offered awkward silences, a relatively unlikeable main character and deliberately uncomfortable scenes.
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The Cromarties break down the ins and outs of twin management ... but when we ask if it's time for the 47-year-old hip-hop legend to get snipped ... the reaction is priceless.
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Even critics paid to know the ins and outs of all the presentations find themselves confused at what belongs in what container — and how, exactly, audiences are served by the clutter of brands.
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The Work Institute estimates it takes one to two years for a senior manager to become fully productive due to the time it takes to learn the ins and outs of the company.
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In the blasted political landscape facing most millennial socialists today, few organizations exist to pass on institutional memory and hard-won knowledge about the ins-and-outs and ups-and-downs of organizing.
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Freshmen congresswomen should be given the opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of Washington in the same way that freshmen congressmen are, not saddled unfairly with the impossible goal of redeeming Congress.
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Join Michael Jackson on how ICOs are disrupting venture capital and Ali Ganjavian, co-founder of Studio Banana, the creators of longtime Kickstarter darling OstrichPillow to understand the ins and outs of both.
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Whether you're a cosmetics novice or you've already mastered the ins and outs of the most buzzed-about trends du jour, you're going to want to take a look at the video above.
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The Saudis, Emiratis and Egyptians "do not understand the ins and outs of the U.S. system," said Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, which has often criticized the Brotherhood.
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When black-ish debuted in 2014, not since the early days of Modern Family had there been such joy in watching a nuclear unit stumble through the ins and outs of daily life.
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The book would have benefited from a few explanatory footnotes for American readers, who may not be familiar with the ins and outs of the Pussy Riot case or the Russian penal system.
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In that world, Mr. Byford is pretty distinctive: He is both a nerd who knows the ins and outs of transit technology, and a leader known for inspiring executives and transit workers alike.
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"Essentialism" by Greg McKeownHilligoss notes that individuals who are interested in real-estate investing generally only have time to analyze the ins and outs of the industry after a long, tedious work day.
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I started out the way most Enterprise employees do, taking care of customers in a neighborhood branch office while learning the ins and outs of the business and moving up step by step.
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She launches into a laundry list of things Underwood has accomplished, detailing the ins and outs of her numerous achievements like a lawyer making her case in her closing statement to a jury.
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If you're going to invest in an individual company, you need to know the ins and outs of the underlying businesses, and that means doing your own work — no cheating off your neighbor.
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There are excellent Austrian bottles on the fairly concise wine list, but with prices that easily drift up above $70, you might wish the servers were better versed on their ins and outs.
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He learned the ins and outs of electronics from a book he picked up at the appliance store — "Radio Engineering," by Frederick Terman — and he held onto it for the next 6003 years.
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"I haven't been here long and don't know all the ins and outs but have been able to piece some of the puzzle together," Adlard-Rogers told Cornwall Live about his life-changing events.
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We sat down with Farah Abassi, the founder of scent branding company Aroma360, to learn more about the ins and outs of the industry and why "less is more" when it comes to scent.
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But with the Pay What You Want Adobe CC Lifetime A-Z Bundle, you can navigate the ins and outs of all the major Creative Cloud apps for whatever you can afford right now.
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He is an industry veteran who knows the ins and outs of the world of finance and has had a bird's eye view of many industries Trump has spoken about, particularly coal and steel.
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For millennia, men have been debating the ins and outs of Christian theology, and those same men took to Twitter like fish to water, debating and arguing with one another — until Rachel came around.
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But because this is very much a show about growing up during a certain part of your life, it's always interested in diving into the romantic ins and outs that can come with that.
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It's commonly come to mean someone with an above-average level of interest or expertise in any number of subjects, from pop-culture fandom to the ins and outs of brewing beer to sports.
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Host Kimberly Kane visits the headquarters of Doc Johnson Enterprises in North Hollywood, California—the number-one manufacturer of sex toys in the US—to learn the ins and outs of flavored pleasure products.
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On this episode, Trixie and Katya—former contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race—tackle the ins and outs of hooking up, going over online dating, meeting up IRL, and a few bedroom dos and don'ts.
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I know the producers who knew Lee, who spent years trying to get her to write this story, who knew all the ins and outs — which is what the screenplay fleshed out so cleverly.
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The movie itself is a cheerfully silly rom-com; screenwriter Richard Curtis and director Danny Boyle don't have much interest in exploring the music industry or the ins and outs of the creative process.
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I covered the ins and outs of the Surface Pro's standard features in my review of the Wi-Fi model last year, so check that out for what it's like to use this computer.
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So sure, you get to try your hand at shooting video on film, but it's still much pricier than learning the ins and outs of filmmaking with a digital camera—or even your smartphone.
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Interactive Entertainment's Portkey Games, a label dedicated to creating gaming experiences inspired by the wizarding world of Harry Potter, players will get to experience the ins and outs of life as a Hogwarts student.
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But just when you think you have a pretty comprehensive understanding of all the ins and outs of these ladies' mode of dress, the KarJenners go ahead and throw you a major style curveball.
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Because you have a huge team around you, you can practice building and figure out the ins and outs of the game without needing to worry too much about running into an enemy player.
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"He wanted me to be in on the negotiations and know the ins and outs of business to understand how things operate and how to be successful in business," she recalled about that meeting.
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Seems likely there will be a bit of a logjam as riders figure out the ins and outs — ultimately, however, it may well save passengers time from not having to fumble for their MetroCard.
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"Love in the Time of Cholera" is discussed by a gathering of eager readers, mostly middle-aged, one of whom admits to being bewildered by "all the ins and outs" of the sex scenes.
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The only bed-in-a-box brand I had heard of at the time was Casper, but my coworkers knew the ins and outs of all the brands I had no idea even existed.
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During a speech to the Florence Rotary Club in Kentucky, McConnell said many of Trump's "artificial deadlines" are "unrelated to reality," indicating the president may not fully grasp the ins and outs of lawmaking.
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This is one of most exclusive clubs in Los Angeles, and they have been nice enough to let us in early to show us all the ins and outs of this really great place.
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Making your own pair of these would be tricky: This group used a white box method of attack, which means they knew the ins and outs of the algorithm they were trying to fool.
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In all of this, they have kept kids calm, explained the ins and outs of virus communicability, while answering questions and taking phone calls from increasingly confused, worried, and in some cases frantic parents.
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Their new Netflix cartoon Big Mouth is almost alarmingly frank about the ins and outs of how our bodies change in adolescence, and the unique horrors that come with tweens becoming teens despite themselves.
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Experienced agents sometimes forget that while the ins and outs of buying, renting, or selling a property are familiar to them, for most people, it's a process they only undergo once every few years.
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That's why I interviewed 10 other founders—people behind food companies both new and established, local and nationwide, thriving and now-shuttered—about their experiences navigating the ins and outs of financing a business.
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Assistant jobs have long been a proving ground in Hollywood, allowing entry-level workers to learn the ins and outs of the business while fetching coffee, answering phones and listening in on backstage chitchat.
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On Wednesday, however, a trial began in the High Court in London that revealed the ins and outs of this particular high-stakes art deal, which took nearly two years of negotiations to complete.
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De Niro delivers the customary Scorsese-gangster narration explaining the ins and outs of his business, but the film isn't packed with procedural details or multiple colorful points of view, like Casino or Goodfellas.
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There, he led something called the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar, an annual forum in which intelligence professionals from across the Western Hemisphere, both current and retired, meet to discuss the ins and outs of spying.
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After hours spent in a single level, you'll start to understand all the systems at play, the ins and outs of character behavior, and the complex cause-and-effect mechanisms that make it all work.
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It takes years of trial and error to fully grasp the physics that govern our day-to-day lives, but eventually we learn the ins and outs of gravity, friction, and other forces at play.
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The plot of Hawkeye will more than likely follow him teaching his young protege (maybe his daughter Violet, maybe Kate Bishop who is currently Hawkeye in the Marvel comics) the ins and outs of archery.
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Buying a whole new computer might cost you more money up front, but it's also a lot quicker to get a laptop delivered than spend a week researching the ins and outs of RAM upgrades.
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The ins and outs of the circumcision debate cut to the core of the cultural differences between Britain and America—nations with very different approaches when it comes to how we treat our infant males.
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As hundreds of millions of people turn their attention to the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup tournament, many of them are using an Indian streaming service to follow the ins and outs of the game.
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Mr. Schramm is a professional when it comes to prying open oysters; he learned the ins and outs from veteran shuckers when he worked at the Union Oyster House, in Boston, as a college student.
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TechCrunch's Josh Constine wrote 4,000 words to help you understand the ins and outs of the new cryptocurrency, called Libra, which will let you buy things or send money to people with nearly zero fees.
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Specialists still also don't know the ins and outs of Zika, so even though it looks as though there's no real issues should Milo get bitten, it's just another thing we don't want to chance.
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But she was driven to learn the ins and outs of running a business, what is and isn't in your average multivitamin, and most importantly, what women truly need — and were lacking — in their multivitamin.
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Sure, there are other alcohol-free cocktails on the market, but this one was made by a bar owner who surely knows the ins and outs of making a good drink — with or without booze.
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In recent years, Louis CK's Louie has become the go to exemplary show for showing the ins and outs of being a working comedian, and it's often defined by the fact that he is miserable.
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HTML 5 from the Ground Up — $15 See Details Whether you're a blogger, a marketing professional, or just someone who wants to write compelling content, you should know the ins and outs of solid copywriting.
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But regardless of the specific ins and outs of the controversy, the spat had become pretty all-around embarrassing, with back-and-forth accusations of racism and procedural criticisms drowning out the actual policy content.
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The soapy medical procedural initially followed Dr. Meredith Grey and her fellow interns as they learned the ins and outs of the doctor life, but the cast has long expanded and gone through many iterations.
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Through the course of her essay, Wang makes it clear that she's seriously invested in the idea of being a doctor and simultaneously demonstrates her knowledge of the ins and outs of Michigan's medical program.
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Asylum seekers can learn the steps of the process, or try to prepare themselves for their interview with DHS officials, or learn the legal ins and outs of the policies that will decide their fate.
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His association with South London's Peckham Boys gang and his candid lyrics about the ins and outs of the drug trade helped make him the first legitimate gangster rapper to come out of the capital.
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In terms of working together, I know that she not only is an actress, but she is going to continue to learn to be a producer, and learn the ins and outs of film making.
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Mixpak's founder Dre Skull and label manager Suze Webb will discuss the ins and outs of running a label, finding artists and building their careers, and the music industry in 2017 from an indie perspective.
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We'll listen to a buzzed-about episode over drinks, then hear the episode's creators discuss the ins and outs of how it was made with Samantha Henig, The New York Times's editorial director of audio.
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Having the PEPFAR head, who's intimately aware of the ins and outs of every country's treatment program, in charge of the coronavirus outbreak might just make the difference — for not just one epidemic but two.
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A few months before, Fatima Kamil, a 23-year-old graduate of Penn State, inherited Kababish from her father, Muhammad Tahir, who remains her consigliere, teaching her the ins and outs of the family business.
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But not everyone seems to have got the memo, and many of us are having to have tough conversations with our loved ones, not to mention strangers, about the ins and outs of social-distancing.
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This has made pollsters' work more difficult in that respondents aren't always familiar with the ins-and-outs of caucusing, and because decades of caucusing data isn't available to help build models or make assumptions.
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Now, as a proud subscriber to Disney+ as an adult, I was able to revisit this timeless film and fully appreciate the story of how two girls learned the ins and outs of interracial friendship.
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That's because most clients want someone who excels at one thing — whether that's understanding the ins and outs of a niche industry such as blockchain, or focusing on a specific skill, like developing investor presentations.
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Comprised of 92 hours of content and 818 video lectures, this course bundle covers the ins and outs of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access – the four most important tools for the way people work today.
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A little more than four months out from the Iowa caucuses, Mann said he has not been closely involved in the ins and outs of the Warren campaign, and remains a mystery to most voters.
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Kevin Rodriguez, an experienced mortarman who said he chose the mortar because he wanted to follow in his grandfather's footsteps, walked Insider through the ins and outs of firing a mortar and what it takes.
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In order to pass some of the biggest project management certification tests and land a solid job, you'll need to know the ins and outs of methodologies such as Six Sigma, Scrum, and risk management.
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It was only restored once news of its case went viral and notable copyright defense lawyers stepped in to shepherd the owner through the ins and outs of arguing that the blog constituted fair use.
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He's also a fairly prolific writer on public policy, and very much the kind of guy liberals point other liberals to for a wonky conservative take on the ins and outs of domestic policy issues.
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In an exclusive video, the cast of Shonda Rhimes' new series Station 19 introduce the ins and outs of their characters and get candid about the training it took to represent these real-life firefighting superheroes.
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With a whole new season to look forward to, I asked Lackersteen about the ins and outs of drenching actors in fake blood, sweat, snot, and yes, everything you ever wanted to know about fake semen.
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Like many highly-valued startups, WeWork has done its best to control its relentlessly-positive narrative, although deep dives into the ins-and-outs of its business model have left some questioning its eye-watering valuation.
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This section on the ins and outs of Duplex is very interesting: The Google Duplex system is capable of carrying out sophisticated conversations and it completes the majority of its tasks fully autonomously, without human involvement.
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Step into the booth and find out with DJ Courses Online, a set of 12 classes that walks you through the ins and outs of music production and offers expert tips to kickstart your DJ career.
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By the end of its eight sections, you won't just know the basics of HTML 10.99 syntax, but you'll know the ins and outs of HTML5 Canvas and Graphics and the style sheet language CSS3, too.
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She knows the ins and outs of that type of business more than he does, being an urban planner, knowing what goes into those types of contracts and investing in those types of buildings and communities.
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While Turner normally keeps the ins and outs of her relationship with the DNCE singer "pretty private," she did open up to the magazine about the benefits of dating someone who is also in the spotlight.
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In the battle against these kinds of diseases, access to care isn't so much about the ins and outs of health insurance coverage, it is about the way doctors, patients and research scientists create knowledge together.
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Working with experienced counsel who know the ins and outs of this complex industry best enables these facilities to provide hope and help to the millions of Americans suffering from the devastating disease of opioid addiction.
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It's understandable to be tired of TV and movies that dive into the ins and outs of the standup comedy scene; there are, after all, approximately a metric ton of them out there to choose from.
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Murphy and Peña bristle at taking orders from Messina, who hasn't been in the country long enough to know the frustrating ins and outs of the operation, but they learn to respect her authority soon enough.
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"Never mind the ins and outs of the economy," she said at an interview at St. Giles Cripplegate Church in the Barbican, a residential and arts complex in the City of London, the capital's financial district.
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We wanted to know more about the troll expert-turned-reporting pro — who covered the ins and outs of the 2016 White House race and Congress while pregnant — so we asked her to answer these questions.
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Well, in that case, many of the options for regulating Facebook involve entering new territory for lawmakers — mainly because lawmakers don't seem to understand the technical ins and outs of Facebook well enough to regulate it.
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FERRELL They can figure out the most intricate scenario in terms of a crime, but in the basic ins and outs of dating and how to talk to a woman, they're on a third-grade level.
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"Usually its not strategic thinking, because you have very little information about the company," he added, noting that a startup founder knew the ins and outs of their own company far better than an outside party.
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Hosted by Naomi Ekperigin and Andy Beckerman, who are engaged in real life, this show invites actual couples and pairs of friends to do sets on the ins and outs of getting along with other humans.
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From earlier and earlier ages, they are learning to type, learning to code, and learning the ins and outs of office, design, and editing software, but not how to protect themselves in an increasingly interconnected world.
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And Mr. Greenblatt, a lawyer who worked for the Trump Organization and has no experience in Middle East diplomacy, decided to keep Ms. Lempert on to advise him on the ins and outs of that negotiation.
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McConnell's comments and PowerPoint presentation on Wednesday were in part an acknowledgment that impeachment is exceedingly likely to come to the Senate, and much of the discussion centered on the ins and outs of Senate procedure.
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Mélanie Wanga, a French journalist and podcaster who was targeted, said the men were protected by a "culture of impunity" because they were young, talented professionals who had mastered the "ins and outs" of social media.
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And while Poznyak acknowledged there are still swirling debates about the ins-and-outs of gaming disorder, he noted that plenty of researchers have defended the WHO's decision and rebutted the arguments made by Ferguson and others.
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As she begins to understand the ins and outs of her new role, she also has to figure out how to keep her home station from being absorbed into the Empire, and what happened to her predecessor.
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Throughout the course, the 2nd IBCT master drivers learned the ins and outs of the Stryker combat vehicle, and were licensed and certified to go back to their respective battalions — to teach and license future Stryker drivers.
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Highbrow has a nice course to teach you the rudimentary ins and outs of self publishing, and because they're delivered to your inbox you can check them on your office computer or your phone as you like.
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Schwiner starts by talking about the "big four" firearm safety rules and the difference between revolvers and semi-automatic pistols; for the next few hours, she covers the ins and outs of gun mechanics, safety, and ownership.
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The big benefit for Microsoft loyalists, irrespective of the various ins and outs of the Edge vs Chrome debate, is that you can sync everything over from the desktop version of Edge, including bookmarks and browsing history.
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There are many budget-saving opportunities within the social media advertising space, so we want to make sure that our digital marketing talent knows the ins and outs of this popular and easy-to-implement marketing space.
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Look, I could sit here and explain every piece of that sentence, but rest assured: Knowing all the ins and outs of this Mustang/volcano/murderous bird sequence isn't at all necessary to appreciate its bonkers brilliance.
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Now then, a senior White House adviser boning up on the ins and outs of wiretapping for a big interview by watching Snowden on a DVD or streaming service like iTunes — where it's been available since Dec.
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The experience was definitely one Steve wanted to capture himself -- he posted a video of his walk-through, and you can see the ins and outs of the castle that he and his fam witnessed first-hand.
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Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, an exhibition devoted to the artist's monotypes, is revelatory even if you're acquainted with the ins and outs of the work it covers.
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Considering some people have had supposed pre-production units in their hands to reveal the ins and outs of the Pixel 4, it'll be interesting to see if Google manages to keep anything a secret at all.
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And you allow our president in his first 226 days to come out of the box like that, based on what Your legislative expertise, your knowledge of the arcane ins and outs of the bill writing-process?
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In the latest episode of The Weeds, Vox's Matt Yglesias, Ezra Klein, and Sarah Kliff discuss the ins and outs of the SCOTUS deadlock, including how it may be a blessing in disguise for the Clinton campaign.
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Once I learned the ins-and-outs of all four areas (at least, all four that are in the low rank quests), Monster Hunter: World showed its hand and began to drag, at least in single player.
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She's learned the ins and outs of what fits (and folds) best in a suitcase, how to choose the pieces that travel best, and why you should be taking advantage of everything your hotel has to offer.
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If faced with campaign finance charges — which would be extraordinary for a news organization — the company could argue that its executives did not know the ins and outs of the laws they were alleged to have violated.
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Despite the built-in assurance of a relatively happy ending, the progression of Bobby's music dreams within the series is secondary to the interpersonal storylines and ins and outs of the Stapleton-Park Hill tug-of-war.
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Either way, getting their list of vendors will help you put together all the pieces of your wedding and can often provide you with vendors that are already familiar with the ins and outs of your space.
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These are moments that tend to attract the interest of regular people, who normally have nothing to do with the daily ins and outs of the stock market except to have their retirement assets invested in it.
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She felt burnt out and is looking to make some changes in 2017, including hiring interns and training them on the ins and outs of what makes an agency function, so Trans Models can continue to grow.
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In the latest episode of The Pizza Show, host and Best Pizza owner Frank Pinello takes a trip to the City of Angels to explore LA's exploding pizza scene and the ins and outs of California-style pizza.
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Part of that badness is there simply isn't anywhere close to enough media bandwidth to properly cover the ins and outs of all the different issues that get put on the ballot in initiative-happy states like California.
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In this year's Business of Entertainment, Media, and Sports program, the Ivy League school welcomed several celebrity guests, including HGTV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, to help teach students about the ins and outs of the media business.
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While you might need to have some background experience with the ins and outs of the popular social networking service, Reddit can be another useful tool in discovering the tracks that make up some of your favorite sets.
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If that anonymity feature sounds promising to you, The Complete Short Dash Altcoin Course can teach you the ins and outs of Dash's blockchain network through three hours of video, multiple supplemental resources, and a technical trading chart.
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His career as a broadcaster was equally notable as he quickly helped merge two very different eras of the sport, identifying seamlessly with the older established followers while teaching a younger audience the ins and outs of NASCAR.
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Though he's only been in business for three months, Chen is learning the basic ins and outs of operating his own business by consulting both the internet and other professionals, and every day is still a learning experience.
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I'm a casual when it comes to fighting games, exclusively in it for shits and giggles, so the nuances of the actual playing of this thing, its frame-precise mechanical ins and outs, are largely lost on me.
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She learned what it took to succeed in a business where you market in volume: "That became a project to me, to figure out the ins and outs of making something and selling it to people," she explains.
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He's an expert at the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism who's been studying the far-right clique for a quarter of a century, mastering the ins-and-outs of the complex conspiracy theory that grounds their beliefs.
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A then-unknown Cuba Gooding Jr. stars as a teenager sent to live in the Crenshaw neighborhood of South-Central Los Angeles with his father (Laurence Fishburne), who teaches him the ins and outs of this difficult environment.
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Through 38 lectures and four full hours of content, best-selling instructor Joe Parys will lead you through the ins and outs of Final Cut Pro X, Apple's popular professional video editing, color grading, and motion graphics software.
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It explains the background and ins and outs of the case concerning Marie (who's identified as Marie in the story was well — it's the real victim's middle name), along with other rapes in the area of Lynwood, Washington.
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In the video above, American conductor James Gaffigan explains the ins and outs of leading an orchestra and breaks down how he communicates to different instrumentalists, from the violinist and bass drum players to the French horn player.
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"To truly understand diabetes in the life of a patient, it requires understanding the ins and outs and the daily demands that go into managing diabetes," said Cynthia Munoz, a pediatric psychologist at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
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Eleanor Barkhorn: As the person on this roundtable who's most removed from the ins and outs of the Oscar race, it's interesting to hear the "it was a frontrunner and now it's not" narrative about A Star Is Born.
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But considering the risks associated with this procedure, we decided to uncover the ins and outs of butt augmentation today, straight from experts like Simon Ourian, MD, a Los Angeles-based cosmetic dermatologist who specializes in non-surgical techniques.
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Thankfully, we caught every single, solitary moment of last night's black tie affair (this is our Super Bowl after all) and we're here to guide you through all the ins and outs of this entire Manus x Machina evening.
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Featuring 88 lectures and 7.5 hours of content, this course will teach you the ins-and-outs of Oreo, including how to design secure apps that avoid common vulnerabilities and how to use SQLite and MySQL for database storage.
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The series, which is executive produced by Ellen DeGeneres, follows the story of Lena (Fischer) and Martin (Hudson), who are learning the ins and outs of what their relationship actually means to one another while going through a divorce.
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She lacks expertise in foreign or domestic policy and knows little of the ins and outs of American politics, and while she certainly knows how to rile up a crowd, it's unclear what policy substance lies beneath her rhetoric.
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Dan Primack, one of the best-known columnists writing about the ins and outs of the venture business, is leaving his high-profile gig at Fortune magazine to join a new content startup from the co-founders of Politico.
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Unless you know for sure that you are going to be able to use the iPad Pro as a laptop replacement (and are very adept at the ins and outs of how iOS works), just get the cheaper one.
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Marianne Williamson, who has no experience in elected office, seems remarkably incurious about the ins and outs of constructing actual political policies and frankly shouldn't be on the debate stage, is not the right person to answer this question.
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Robo investment services like Wealthfront and Betterment have given them the confidence to begin stock trading earlier than previous generations, which had to learn the ins and outs of the industry in order to be effective with their money.
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The bulk of their connection to metal and inspiration for the band comes directly from those experiences overseas, so, as is always the case when discussing the ins and outs of black metal, our conversation led us to Norway.
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If you're now contemplating the ins and outs of the show "The World's Smallest Stripper" puts on, allow me to describe it, but please note that words may fail to encapsulate some of the finer points of the performance.
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It's also worth noting that despite all the ins and outs of LME copper stocks, part of a long-running battle between bear and bull players, total exchange tonnage has been fairly steady over the last couple of years.
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An EU source said Tusk and Hollande had gone through all the outstanding political issues with a focus on finding solutions to the French concerns regarding the balance between euro "ins" and "outs" in a new settlement with Britain.
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As a deputy FDA commissioner under former President George W. Bush and as a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, Gottlieb has studied the ins and outs of some of the most important FDA-related issues of our time.
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"I've seen over 150 wedding dresses and can generally work out the ins and outs of how it's done up, and how best to lift it for the bathroom," she gave as an example of the duties she performs.
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The probe's mission is expected to take about seven years, during which time the world's solar scientists will learn an unprecedented amount about the ins and outs of the life-giving star at the center of our solar system.
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From rehab to multiple arrests to, most recently, posting a disturbing video on Instagram that appeared to show her accusing a homeless family of "trafficking children" in September, the ins and outs of Lohan's life has been well-documented.
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Getting average consumers to understand the ins and outs of the trade may result in consumers recognizing that whether they're wearing a full mink coat or fur-trimmed boots, an animal's life was ultimately sacrificed for their aesthetic choice.
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He thought starting a simple T-shirt company could help him learn the ins and outs of running a business, so he started a company called Tees and Tats, selling high-end T-shirts with designs by tattoo artists.
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They will practice for spacewalks in a 60-foot-deep swimming pool at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, learn to fly NASA's T-38 jet planes and study the ins and outs of the International Space Station.
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Republicans say that Azar's work in the pharmaceutical industry is an asset because he already knows the ins and outs of this complex industry and will, thus, be able to determine what policies could be effective while at HHS.
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Hariharan says the site fits a pattern he's seen in other categories of retail in which an online vendor gains dominant ground over perpetual Goliath Amazon with cheap prices and unmatched knowledge of the ins and outs of its market.
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Earlier this year at Broadway Con, Anthony Rapp, who first starred in the lead role of Mark on Broadway, even participated in a panel called "Your Fave is Problematic," discussing the ins and outs of critiquing beloved shows like his own.
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Null, the patient advocate, specializes in fighting those more complicated bills — and recommends that patients facing especially big bills (think: tens of thousands of dollars) consider working with a professional patient advocate who knows the ins and outs of medical coding.
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That's why you'll quickly feel like you know the ins and outs of a man like Mullins (Cedric The Entertainer), who runs Tray's landing pad of a home, long before you understand the inner life of so-called "female lead" Shannon.
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Even if you're not ready to fully move away from Snapchat, I'm here to teach you the ins and outs of Instagram Stories, and how to become a true pro on the stories platform that people are increasingly starting to explore.
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From the ins and outs of his designs to the behind-the-scene looks at his fashion shows, her latest series, The Unfinished Lee McQueen, gives us a personal perspective into the creative mind of the former artistic director of Givenchy.
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But for Alba, creating a collection of haircare products doesn't just mean knowing the ins and outs of the industry — because she's taken her skills one step further as an impromptu hairstylist — and her first on-screen client is Stephen Colbert.
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And they will most likely have the time of their lives while doing it because they will be learning the invaluable ins and outs of the industry from vets, spirit makers, and everyone in between the chain of alcohol to consumer.
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Unlike WeWork's Powered by We model, which allows companies to bring the management of WeWork to spaces they rent themselves, companies using HQ by WeWork can leave the ins-and-outs of office real estate to the office-sharing company.
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There's no better time to let Ask a Clean Person help you deal with the ins and outs of cleaning and clothing, whether it's tackling cat hair or getting ready for and dealing with the aftermath of a major party.
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The series, which is executive-produced by Ellen DeGeneres, follows the story of Lena (Jenna Fischer) and Martin (Hudson), who are learning the ins and outs of what their relationship actually means to each other while going through a divorce.
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Before she started camming on Chaturbate last month, Somnia Mia spent some time researching the ins and outs of cam girl life, which is how she learned that OhMiBod Club Vibes have become a near-essential part of entertaining an audience.
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SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In a ballroom at the Vienna International Hotel in Shanghai, Mei Liangming was giving a lecture on the ins and outs of getting credit cards, rolling over debts with multiple cards, and cleaning up one's bad credit history.
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As such, there's a growing need among companies for AI professionals that know the ins and outs of machine learning (ML) — giving a device access to data and letting it learn for itself — as well as its newer subset, deep learning.
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Taught by one of the top 10 Adobe instructors in the world (or so Udemy says), this Illustrator CC Master Class shows the ins and outs of logos, vector illustrations, and infographics through 12.5 hours of video and eight downloadable resources.
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Meanwhile, Republicans cast Azar's nearly 10 year tenure at Eli Lilly, where he served as president of Lilly USA from 2012 to 2017 years, as an asset because he already knows the ins and outs of such a complex industry.
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But over the course of its first four episodes, Splitting Up Together is at its best when it leaves the granular ins and outs of this arrangement for the ways Lena and Martin are dealing with not being a unit anymore.
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At SPiN in New York City, he taught me about the ins and outs of the game, which is much more complicated than you might think, and also spoke about comedy, #MeToo, and the collapse of the American empire. Enjoy!
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Just to be clear for folks who, again, maybe don't know the ins and outs of this debate that well, you don't want to necessarily put into place restrictions from the get-go that say there can't be fast lanes.
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I took a deep breath, examined my other weapons, and picked up a lighter, faster option—the equivalent of a sword—and spent an hour running through the same area over and over, learning the ins and outs my new approach.
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Whether that lasts as the flood of copies of the play gets out is anyone's guess, but it will not be a surprise to see many put up sections of the work and discuss the ins and outs of it endlessly.
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"Fish Out of Water" is the fourth chapter of the show's 12-episode third season, but knowing all the ins and outs of the publicity campaign that brought BoJack — the titular horseman — beneath the waves isn't necessary to appreciate the story.
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During a panel and private tour of South Park Studios, a small group of us learned about the ins and outs of the animated juggernauts' insane workflow — and how they worked tirelessly to port that same effort over to the game.
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One room away and a few hours later, two dozen police officers packed into a wood-trimmed mock courtroom listened to another instructor hold forth from the witness stand on the ins and outs of being a good forensics witness.
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Leaning into the Miami Scarface tropes more so than rappers from the East or West coast could, Ross' cocaine-cowboy bars conjured up images of volatile drug cartel deals and the ins-and-outs of the Carol City street hustle.
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She was simultaneously working full time at Instagram, teaching herself the ins and outs of finance, and building the starting stages of Hey Berna (initially, the project was called "Felicia&aposs Wallet," inspired by the internet catchphrase "Bye Felicia" in 2016).
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But if you ignore the ins and outs of wage data controversies, surveys of Americans consumers show a high and rising level of confidence that's simply very difficult to square with a story in which their incomes are not rising.
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Yeah, I think it'd be weird if you were listening to this podcast and not consuming Digiday in some part, because you guys do a kickass job covering the ins and outs, and minutiae, and big picture of digital media. Right?
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Turning Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) into Breaking Bad's notorious Saul Goodman has involved a balancing act between portraying the slow dissolution of Jimmy's life as a legitimate lawyer and the ins and outs of the drug world into which he'll eventually dive.
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Mastering the ins and outs of the human body isn't the easiest thing to learn from a textbook, although once you hit the last page of Taschen's latest tome, you'll have a pretty solid understanding of the human skeleton, having just built one.
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This dispute has several ins and outs, but the basic shape of things is that Deal proposed swinging cuts to the program that once guaranteed free in-state tuition to any Georgia high school graduate who maintained at least a B average.
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As for what The Beauty Coop's talent will be a part of, they'll be learning the ins and outs of the beauty community from Starrr himself, while also getting help with brand collaborations, contracts, speaking engagements, and even equipment to produce content.
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Investors have struggled to make money trading the pound in 2018, and many funds have sat on the sidelines - cutting their holdings and shying away from betting on the ins and outs of negotiations that conclude with a binary, hard-to-predict outcome.
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" Verrill continued, "Specialists still also don't know the ins and outs of Zika, so even though it looks as though there's no real issues should [1 1/2-year-old son] Milo get bitten, it's just another thing we don't want to chance.
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"Running this account, I've learned a lot of stuff that I didn't know about the music industry," he says, including the ins and outs of promoting an album, how Billboard charts work, how a release date is chosen, and other industry tricks.
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If you want to know the ins and outs of ICOs, including the ICO lifecycle, an extended list of risks and benefits, use cases, how to launch an ICO, forecasted regulatory actions and recent global regulatory developments, check out our white paper.
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The tongue-in-cheek book is inspired by her own diary and takes readers through the ins and outs of her experience on reality television and how a broken engagement lead her from heartbroken to starting a new chapter in New York.
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Having someone who knows the ins and outs of an organization — how to get attention for your work or how to get put on that plum assignment — can be invaluable for someone looking to get a promotion or take on new responsibilities.
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One of the benefits of being an editor at an esteemed music publication like Noisey is that I have a bit of a "bird's eye view" of the industry at large, and I understand the ins and outs of what gets people's attention.
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When trying to land a job or if you find yourself in a new one, try to find a mentor who can guide you by offering advice and helping you get to know the ins and outs of a given field or organization.
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Those not immersed in the title's ins and outs, however, should be forewarned: "American Gods" might oscillate between light and shadows, between past and present, but in terms of articulating a comprehensible story, it feels like a lot of smoke and mirrors.
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In the ongoing litigation against Donald Trump's for-profit school that promised to teach its students the ins and outs of the real estate business (for a hefty price), the university's 98 percent level of student satisfaction has been brought into question.
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Even as I inch my way into my mid 20s — and farther away from the age of the teens I often watch on TV — I can't help but be fascinated by the ins and outs of fictional high school and college life.
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I've worked for years learning all the ins and outs of our private, for-profit healthcare system, dealing with bottlenecks on both the insurance and provider side of the coin as I tried to be an effective advocate for my clients' health.
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Stroud, a former linebacker on the Princeton football team, went off to Wall Street where he was a fixed income analyst, and then to Austin, where he joined the alternative asset manager Vida Capital to learn the ins and outs of investing.
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A former developer at Valve—responsible for the VIVE VR system, the Steam Platform,and various games, including the Portal and Left 4 Dead series—Ellsworth knows the ins and outs of constructing new worlds and using existing spaces to make new ones.
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TechCrunch Silicon Valley editor Connie Loizos speaks with Eric Peckham who spent hours upon hours meeting with the Patreon team to learn its origin story and the ins and outs of its business practices to get the company to where it is today.
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Whether we're talking about you and your very best bestie, your sprawling college crew, or the close knit circle of girls you grew up with, the ins and outs of female friendship can be tricky to truly understand, explains socio-linguist Deborah Tannen.
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So if we focus on this systemic question, rather than the ins and outs of who made which choice and owes what to whom, then we are both addressing more fundamental issues — and, paradoxically, might have a better chance of seeing common ground.
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Instead, Bowers - not a surfer herself but who learned the ins-and-outs of surfboard construction from Doyle - is joining the growing list of U.S. manufacturers and retailers reconfiguring supply chains in the wake of the Trump's bitter trade war with China.
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Fans familiar with the ins and outs of the Kardashian-Jenner family might recall an episode of KUWTK which aired a month before Shepherd left where Kourtney and Kim got into a fight over Kourtney's "unprofessional" friendship with Shepherd, adding to the rumors.
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In each of the above games, you have to learn the ins-and-outs of unique combat systems, build a well balanced, Magic the Gathering-like deck of cards every time you play, and then execute on your deck's (hopefully coherent) strategy.
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Our problems are urgent enough that we need someone in the White House who already knows the "ins and outs" and has reasonable proposals for action to steer the country toward middle-class expansion and well-being in this evolving global world.
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Students spend 90 minutes each day in the darkroom learning the ins and outs: the basics of shooting photographs using film in dinged-up Pentax K1000s and the chemical process of developing film, including the meticulous precision of printing in the dark.
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"The question investors need to ask themselves is do they have the foresight to hold GBP longs at the historically cheap levels but wear the ins and outs of the day to day noise of politics," they wrote in a note to clients.
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I'm not going to pretend spending a few minutes with the robot on the floor of this pre-CES event really acquainted me with the subtle ins and outs of Lovot, but I was impressed with how quickly it took to strangers.
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And that is her intention with Making Comics, which is styled like a graphic manual for educators and students of cartooning but will appeal to anyone who struggles to articulate the ins and outs of what they think makes a good drawing.
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Patrick O'Carroll, a former Secret Service agent who is the executive director of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said Mr. Alles's homeland security experience could serve to diminish the learning curve as he studies the ins and outs of his new agency.
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There are a lot of ins-and-outs to Social Security, but the basic contour of the program is that it's funded by a flat-rate payroll tax, half of which is paid by employees and half of which is paid by employers.
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"I don't know the ins and outs of government, but if the politicians can't decide what to do, we should go without a deal," he said, adding that he would happily live with problems like delays flying in and out of the country.
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What makes this lacuna doubly frustrating is that Nelson probably knows more about the ins and outs of Washington politics than any songwriter working, and it would be nice to think she could make something of what may not actually be an impasse.
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So really that was the whole process of the tape, to let everyone know that I'm living my dream and still going through the real ins and outs of the Chicago lifestyle, and growing up trying to make something of yourself in Chicago.
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One of the channel's most popular videos explains the ins and outs of the XRGB-mini Framemeister, a device that costs hundreds of dollars, but makes it possible to scale up the pixels on classic video game consoles to look good on modern television sets.
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Here we'll guide you through the ins and outs of AirPlay 2 from Apple (the new upgrade to the original AirPlay) and Google Cast, which is the streaming tech that comes built into Chromecasts (the Chromecast is the player, Google Cast is the standard).
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The ins and outs of the issue that doomed that lander are complicated, but basically, as Schiaparelli was coming in for touchdown its navigation computer miscalculated its altitude, leading the onboard computer to think that the lander was already safe and on the ground.
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While the introduction of business profiles, as well as apps such as Like2Buy and Spreesy, have made it easier for brands and stores to sell directly from Instagram, I was more interested in the ins and outs of how individuals sell used clothing on Instagram.
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I found myself sandwiched in the press section between Richard Sandomir, a sports writer (and The Times's Chief Dog Reporter), and Andy Das, a sports editor who, like me, was not strictly familiar with the ins and outs of this or any other dog show.
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Your lie now has you stuck between a rock and a hard place—you can either admit that you really don't know how to do this project, or invest all of your energy, effort, and late nights into learning the ins and outs of Excel.
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During the two-month training period, the teen models and their mothers will learn how to navigate the ins and outs of the notoriously treacherous industry with the mentoring of Hadid — a former model herself — and the help of industry insiders sharing their own expertise.
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We wrote extensively on the ins-and-outs of a what was then just another idea on the end of a Conor McGregor shit-talking rant, and everyone scoffed, but it always made complete sense for those involved, so hey, we told you so.
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As someone who has seen the ins and outs of public policymaking at the state and federal levels, it's clear that any future administration will have a unique set of opportunities and corresponding tools to further advance existing efforts that help address disease prevalence.
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The IAEA knows the ins and outs of the Iranian nuclear program better than any other entity so it makes sense that its reports that Iran is in compliance with its commitments are accepted across the board, other than perhaps by the Trump administration.
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The idea behind Premiere Rush is to give enthusiasts — and the occasional YouTuber who needs to quickly get a video out — all of the necessary tools to create a video without having to know the ins and outs of a complex tool like Premiere Pro.
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Medical students are required to take an anatomy course early on in their studies, dissecting cadavers to learn the ins and outs of the body, while those with surgical ambitions often end up working with cadavers later in their studies to practice surgical techniques.
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But external hires — even those with a strong track record of success or people who were past leaders at companies viewed as leading the innovation charge, like Google — still need to be paired with those who intrinsically know the ins and outs of the organization.
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"The Ins and Outs of Inns" (season 333, episode 323) Independence Inn owner Mia is a weird background character, one who's theoretically enormously important to both Rory and Lorelai — we learn here that she more or less raised them both — but who's only rarely mentioned.
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Schilling, and Laura Prepon as her star-crossed lover Alex, might have been the initial stars, but actors like Brooks, Leyva, Uzo Aduba, Laverne Cox, and Samira Wiley soon became the best reasons to follow all the screwed-up ins and outs of Litchfield Penitentiary.
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If one were so inclined to follow the various ins and outs of vampire history and mythology, the bloodlines and family trees, it would probably be possible to do so — but there's no reason to bother, because ultimately the mythology is not the point of Underworld.
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I don't know the ins and outs of how this was orchestrated, but somewhere, in the world, there is probably a photograph of one man pressing his flaccid penis against his best friend's upper-thigh while one of their mates traced around it with a Sharpie.
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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, announced today, is a mobile game that fulfills the lifelong fantasies of Harry Potter fans, allowing them to create their own characters and attend the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from years one through seven, learning the ins and outs of magic.
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She landed a gig as an assistant at a small comms agency and then followed a colleague to Blanc & Otus, where she learned the ins and outs of public relations and met Marooney (among other things, the pair helped IBM manage its 1996 Atlanta Olympics sponsorship).
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Although shareholders are erring towards a candidate from within Generali who knows the ins-and-outs of the business and its transformation plans, divisions are emerging on whether the job should go to finance chief Alberto Minali or Italy country head Philippe Donnet, the sources said.
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Overall, it's useful to know the ins and outs of various specs, but don't let them slow you up too much: focus on size, picture quality, and 4K and HDR within your budget, and you should find the choice is much more straightforward than you first thought.
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Some of the ins-and-outs of this can get contentious, but the big picture is actually really easy to see — Medicare and Social Security are big, expensive government programs and Republicans don't like big, expensive government programs because their top budgetary priority is low taxes.
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As Titus Andromedon in Netflix's acclaimed Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Burgess plays the splashy roommate tasked with catching Kimmy up on the ins and outs of life in NYC, from landing guys to earning paychecks, along with the every pop-culture happening of the past 15 years.
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Mnuchin, who had no experience in the federal government before his selection to lead Treasury, sought to show he appreciated the importance of ensuring the government can pay its debts, even if he may have seemed uncomfortable speaking about the ins-and-outs of the process.
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So we reached out to the tech and legal community to better understand the ins and outs of what we wanted to propose, and we crafted a new bill — the one that will be heard on Tuesday [by the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure].
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But while two of the more major fan sites dedicated to reporting the ins and outs of the Disney theme park universe — DISBoards and Inside The Magic — are run by men, more stereotypically feminine things like Disney princesses speak to something more subtle than outright fandom.
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I've spent the past eight years researching and staying up to date on the ins and outs of the foundations of our credit-based economy in the US and learning how to do exactly what banks hate: understand how to use rewards credit cards responsibly and beneficially.
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Its founder, James Jebbia, who owned a shop called Union before working for Stüssy, had a deep appreciation for the aesthetics and general vibe of skateboarding, but he didn't know the ins and outs of an industry notoriously suspicious of, if not outright hostile to, outsiders.
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And with good reason: as the platform has grown, the monitoring of content has become an even bigger issue as evidenced by The Guardian's recent "Facebook Files" series, which highlighted numerous issues, from suicides streamed on Facebook Live to the ins-and-outs of Facebook's moderators.
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However, the association's also does plenty of policing and nosing around into the educational quality of high school sports recruits, going so far as to keep an athlete ineligible until it can carefully review the ins-and-outs of his sixth grade school work in Mali.
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Although shareholders are erring towards a candidate from within Generali who knows the ins-and-outs of the business and its transformation plans, there are divisions emerging on whether the job should go to finance chief Alberto Minali or Italy country head Philippe Donnet, the sources said.
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If the ins and outs of computer programming were not to one's taste, there was always a 10-minute play, by the playwright Donna Hoke, featuring a human crossword puzzle and his Sudoku sidekick, both of whom attempt to pick up a flirtatious pencil in a bar.
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Python for Data Science & Machine Learning Bootcamp — $9.99 See Details Tableau is *the* go-to tool for data viz nowadays, and this course will teach you its ins and outs of using it for data presentation and analysis across more than 7 hours of video learning.
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Both Angel and actress Benson shared a heartbreaking video to their respective Instagram accounts on Wednesday, which showed them sitting with their son in the hospital while helping explain the ins and outs of leukemia — a "bad guy," as Angel explained to Johnny in the clip.
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Best for budget travelers: United TravelBank CardAnnual fee: $0If you prefer the simple rate of return of a cash-back card without having to master the ins and outs of the MileagePlus frequent-flyer program, then the United TravelBank Card might be the right option for you.
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"It was incredible to go to DC and sit in boardrooms with the chiefs of staff and legislative aides and quite literally have a seat at the table in creating legislation and learning about the ins and outs of how it becomes a law," he said.
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"The average man on the street doesn't really understand the ins and outs of a Brexit, and border control seems to be one of the primary concerns, so when we see attacks that we've seen today this is going to make people more staunch on their standpoint," he added.
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If you already know the ins and outs of Fortnite or just don't really care to figure them out, Playgorund is also a fun mode to mess around in with friends, like doing a low-stakes deathmatch or just building big structures and messing around with shopping carts.
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There are lot of great climate films that have been made in the last 10 years, and thank God, because the public now is just more aware than ever of what the issues are, and all the ins and outs and the complications and complexities of the issue.
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At a time when most kids their age are focused on schoolwork and getting a part-time job, 0003-year-old Srijan Sharma and 2000-year-old Rohit Roy have been learning the ins and outs of the stock market – and making thousands of dollars in the process.
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It was that me and my family decided that I needed to take control over the entire brand for a period of time where I could really understand all the ins and outs, and the weaknesses as well as the strengths of the whole operational system of the brand.
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For many others, it will lead to computing as the new "shop," teaching students to be the hands-on workforce that understands the ins-and-outs of technology hardware and software, mobile apps and devices, computer operating systems, cybersecurity, and many other skills vital to our knowledge economy.
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In a blog entry written last July, she addressed her daughters, telling them about the instructions she had left (from "who your dentist is" to "when your school tuition needs to be paid") and the videos she would make ("about all the ins and outs of the apartment").
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It draws on a lot of what we've seen already this year in Barry, as Ray Shoesmith (Ryan) tries to balance the ins and outs of his job with his domestic life, though Mr. Inbetween is tonally a little closer to Killing Eve on its default level of darkness.
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Beyond the ins and outs of the specific battle over the president's tax returns, the broader question is that of expectation versus reality when it comes to what Democrats can and will accomplish in terms of investigations, subpoenas, and even impeachment now that they're in control of the House.
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In her transformation from mother and wife to public figure, Ms. Cucchi has taken to writing: a book about her brother, a blog in the Italian edition of HuffPost and a Facebook account with more than 387,000 likes that chronicles the ins and outs of the complicated case.
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After all, when the dominant topic in a country is about rejecting the rules — when the world is divided into Ins and Outs — it is little wonder fashion brands start taking stock and deciding it is time to turn away from ye olde group dynamic and do what works for them.
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And while my Anker doesn't make the best robovac out there, no matter how well any shitvac knows the ins and outs of my home, it's still bested by odd corners, steps, any spill with more water content than a soggy Pringle, or the ever-present MacBook charger on my floor.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News, people who've committed themselves to becoming digital-age style icons — with Instagram followings that range from 15,000 to nearly 5,000,000 — spoke candidly about the hours they've spent to make it work, the ins and outs of their budgets, and whether it's all been worth it.
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You can pick and choose what you want to learn from a wide variety of topics, including different accounting methods, education-related benefits, and credits, filling out paperwork using actual tax forms as examples, the ins and outs of Quickbooks, how buying real estate comes into play, and a lot more.
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The PUMA athlete shared the ins and outs of her intense conditioning schedule, meal-prep tips she banks on during the season, and how she finds time for self-care within her hectic travel calendar — all the while flaunting her badass off-the-court style featuring PUMA's newest DEFY sneaker silhouette.
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Episode length: 24-290 minutes Whether they're discussing the ins and outs of One Direction fandom or explaining basic chord structure, bass patterns, and musical cadences, Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding of Switched on Pop will make you feel smart and help you enjoy pop music on a whole new level.
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Adobe, the monster in the design market, has a suite of incredibly powerful, but incredibly difficult to master, software tools, says Perkins, and Canva is hoping to simplify the process of creating visual assets for folks who can't devote their lives to learning the ins and outs of Adobe's software.
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The series, which first debuted in 2004 on UPN, followed high-school student Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell) as she worked to figure out who murdered her best friend, Lily Kane (Amanda Seyfried), all while trying to navigate the ins and outs of life in high school (and by season 3, college).
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One of the more daunting aspects of expanding into foreign countries is learning the ins and outs of doing business under another government – complicated tax structures, compliance requirements, varying consumer protections and ever-changing trade regulations can be enough to scare a lot of companies away at a mere mention.
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More from NBC News:China's Global Times applauds 'victory' after CIA sources reportedly killed Trump's intelligence disclosure to Russia: No apology, Tillerson says Jury selection to begin in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial The parents of first-generation college students may not be savvy in the ins-and-outs of matriculation.
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This means the FAA has made life much easier and straightforward for one large group of drone pilots, while making things more confusing for those who fly as a pastime—a group of people who presumably have less incentive to navigate the ins and outs of the FAA's legal process.
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In each episode of Modern Sex, a real life couple embarks on a sexual adventure (boudoir photo shoots, beginner BDSM, and other activities on the light end of the kink spectrum), with a sex expert on hand to guide them through the, uh, ins and outs of their brand new kink.
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In terms of helping Lyft to scale its vision, teaming up with Magna could be a big help: The supplier knows the ins and outs of putting certified, mass-produced key components and systems into vehicles that make their way to public roads and consumers from the world's leading automakers.
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She knows the ins and outs of venture capital — she was an associate at Founder Collective, a seed-stage fund, and a partner at Dorm Room Fund, First Round Capital's student-run fund — but when it came to launching her own startup, she eschewed advice to raise money right away.
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As GOP congressional staff continued to walk White House staff through the ins-and-outs of the final bill ("a complete and total grind" according to one person involved in the process), McConnell stayed in regular touch with Trump -- talking to him multiple times by phone as the day moved along.
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Well, the tech giant finally obliged — releasing a six-page overview detailing the ins and outs of the system set to replace Touch ID on the forthcoming iPhone X. The document confirms some of what we already knew, like the fact that data gleaned from face scans is stored locally on the device.
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You can just imagine Simon Cowell et al losing their shit when, at half past midnight in July 2014, Zayn Malik tweeted "#FreePalestine," prompting Directioners to debate the ins and outs of Netanyahu's West Bank settlement program, while Zayn himself received death threats, and the rest of us just fell deeper in love.
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Aptly titled the Insta-Famous Photography Bundle, this six-part online course aims to teach you the ins and outs of travel photography — think landscape editing, adventure shots, aerial photography, and even a course specifically on storytelling with mobile photography — so that you can ultimately increase your Instagram engagement and follower account.
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If you've read any entertainment news site in the past five years — or even just sites that cover entertainment news alongside other things, like this one — you can surmise that following the ins and outs of the latest superhero films is a surefire way to post stuff that readers will be interested in.
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All Nippon Airways Mileage Club and Avianca Lifemiles are just one of two programs with sweet spot award redemptions that work out cheaper than what you can book with Chase's partners — but you have to be willing to put the time in to learn the ins and outs of these loyalty programs.
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Mentioned during the campaign as a potential VP pick before Mike Pence won the job, the Iowa senator can now concentrate on mastering the ins and outs of the Senate without having her every out-of-state trip dissected for political meaning (there was one to New Hampshire just a few weeks ago).
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"Tara and I are so serious about our sport, and bringing the ins and outs of the sport to the American viewer — no matter what event we're doing," Weir tells PEOPLE of the work that goes into their headline-making commentary, which is more blunt than figure skating commentary has been in years past.
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Thirst Aid Kit will be like a vacation, but a working holiday, because amid the lols (and there will be so many!) we aim to unpack the politics of desire — the hows and whys, the ins and outs, the birds and bees, whatever — while laughing at every mildly dirty innuendo that crosses our paths.
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Carmen Chang knows the ins and outs of startups in China as well as anyone, having headed up Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati's corporate and securities practice in China before getting plucked out of the global law firm by venture heavyweight New Enterprise Associates, whose China practice she has led for the last five years.
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Fundamental to this is understanding the difference between operating in technology broadly versus in digital health, and ensuring that your organization is equipped with a deep understanding of all the ins-and-outs of HIPAA and health care data; patients want to focus on getting better, not having to constantly check their privacy settings.
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And while possibly no politician could have made the ins and outs of trade agreements seem sexy, May, who once described "running through fields of wheat" as the naughtiest thing she'd ever done, and refuses even to discuss which TV dramas she enjoys most, has faced a particularly Sisyphean task keeping the British public engaged.
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He took Mr. Black to the private Metropolitan Club, peppered him with questions about the ins and outs of the theater business, and made an offer: Mr. Trump would pay half the cost of putting up Mr. Black's next play if the producer would give him equal billing on the posters and in Playbill.
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The most commonly prescribed protocol: He blocks off the return of blood from his arms (more below on the ins and outs of how to do this), picks up a set of what are, for him, very light dumbbells (20-30 percent of his max), and starts knocking out high-rep sets of curls.
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But it's hugely valuable data analysis that helps contemporary coaches get the edge on their opponents, and it's a useful learning tool for an assistant coach who wants to advance: In no time they absorb the ins and outs of the chess match known as football and the ingenious distinctions between wins and losses.
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These blokes —Bouncers situates itself in what's still a very male dominated line of work— know the ins and outs of being On the Doors because being On the Doors is their life and their life is a life spent On the Doors to the point where they don't see themselves as mere bouncers.
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You're a country kid who just moved to the bustling city, and the game expertly disorients you: your first hour in the game is spent navigating subway lines, and much of your time in Persona 5 is spent building a routine, learning the ins and outs of your new home and just trying to get by.
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We can't wait to see more of the Harps' projects; the pilot promises to share the ins and outs of their woodworking, design, and business adventures However, the show is not the Harps' first go at a spinoff: Last June they starred in Against the Grain, another DIY series that the network decided not to pursue further.
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And last but not least, we're also announcing that we'll be speaking to Adi Sideman, CEO of YouNow YouNow has been around for a lot longer than many other hot media startups, and Sideman will be on hand to take us through the ins and outs that it has had along the way to its current iteration.
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If anything, the way in which he's picking his Secretary of State — by establishing a "top four" pool of candidates, then putting them through assorted "challenges" (like a dinner with rumored candidate Mitt Romney) — is even more like a reality show, if a frustratingly opaque one, which the American people don't get to see the ins and outs of.
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More than 2,000 women — the wives and partners of current and ex-NFL football players — gather daily in groups small and large on an invitation-only Facebook page to share stories on the ins and outs of living with men whose job is at once one of the world's most glamorous and most risky, per the NYT's Ken Belson.
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But if you don't have time to read it, and you still want to explore the ins and outs of this fascinating case, you're in luck — as new details emerge about the suspect, there are a number of excellent places to learn more about this serial killer, his victims and survivors, and the long search to capture him.
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We're currently in a weird time for copyright law (and The Atlantic has you covered if you really want to know the ins and outs), but the thing that's worth noting is that the current way that copyright works is bound up in Mickey Mouse and Disney's desire to control the rascally rat's image from Steamboat Willie.
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The show will revolve around the ins and outs of a fictional morning show, drawn from material in Stelter's book "Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV." The show was announced last year and is the first drama to be ordered by Apple as the tech giant moves into the TV space.
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Along with Bill Lawrence, the three would conceptualize a show that took famous historical figures such as Abe Lincoln, Joan of Arc, and Mahatma Gandhi and used them as animated teenage clones attempting to navigate the ins and outs of high school life (while unknowingly being groomed by the Secret Board of Shadowy Figures for an elaborate military experiment).
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Hover doesn't rely on people buying any specialized hardware or learning the ins-and-outs of 3D scanning; users are simply prompted to snap some external shots of their home (no drone required) and feed the photos into Hover's app, which uses its computer vision tech to digest and later spit out a 3D model of your home.
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There were a bunch of ins and outs to this, but the climax was a 22012 meeting between FHLB officials and five US senators — Alan Cranston (D-CA), Dennis DeConcini (D-AZ), John Glenn (D-OH), John McCain (R-AZ), and Donald Riegle (D-MI) — at which pressure was brought to bear for regulators to go easy.
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In taking on his first active role with an N.B.A. team since his second retirement as a player in 1996, Johnson admitted that he had much to learn about navigating the ins and outs of the N.B.A.'s complex salary cap and the rhythms of a job that had evolved so much in his time away.
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I'm not someone who believes you need to understand the ins and outs of the relationship between Turkey's ruling party and the Gülen Movement, or the history of military-civilian relations in Turkey, or the details of Turkey's role in European Union policy toward refugees from Syria, to be a good president of the United States.
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This tactile display lets visually impaired users feel on-screen 3D shapes Microsoft's post describing the system and the team's work with Theo and others is worth reading for the details, but essentially Theo began to learn the ins and outs of the system and in turn began to manage social situations using cues mainly used by sighted people.
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"I think that Lamar has been able to successfully navigate the ins and outs of the new administration because Lamar is very wise in how he shares, when he shares, any disagreement or policy difference he might have with the administration," said Tom Griscom, a close friend of Mr. Alexander's who worked as Mr. Baker's press secretary.
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I spent about two hours with Ring Concierge, trying on diamond rings, learning the ins and outs of the "four C&aposs," and getting a peek into the workshop of one of their jewelers in the nearby Diamond District, which was the setting of the 2019 crime thriller "Uncut Gems," starring Adam Sandler and produced by Martin Scorsese.
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Ms. Parson had been living in her brother's two-bedroom West Village co-op since 2011, when she came to the city to learn the ins and outs of the jewelry business, first at the Fashion Institute of Technology and the Gemological Institute of America, and later in the design and sourcing divisions of Liz Claiborne and David Yurman.
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It would take several days to cover the complete ins and outs of internal Yugoslav politics, but the upshot of one of the bloodiest and most vicious European civil wars was the de facto, if unrecognised, independence of Kosovo from the wider Serbian state, and one of the largest refugee crises seen since the Second World War.
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If anything, the way in which he's picking his secretary of state — by establishing a "top four" pool of candidates, then putting them through assorted "challenges" (like a dinner with rumored candidate Mitt Romney) — is even more like a reality show, if a frustratingly opaque one, which the American people don't get to see the ins and outs of.
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Whether you want to learn the ins and outs of setting up a cryptocurrency or are paranoid about the ethical issues surrounding military uses of cybernetics, this week's lineup of workshops, lectures, and panels may not put all your fears to rest, but they'll at least give you the tools to constructively engage with existing and forthcoming cybernetic systems.
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Decent sound makes a big difference to so much of what you do on a computer or a phone, from music to movies to gaming, and while it might be less of a crucial consideration when you're picking a Bluetooth speaker for the kitchen, it's still worth knowing the ins and outs of the specs you're going to come across.
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"He (Toby) understands the ins and outs of the provider challenges and has provided context for where there is huge opportunity for back office operational improvement like billing, coding, call center, and so on, all of which are addressable via machine learning tools," said Greg Moore, a vice president for Google Cloud healthcare & life sciences' team, and a colleague of Cosgrove's.
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" In an email to Mashable, Ferraro added that "the teams behind apps are often times not well versed in the ins and outs of creating updates that are safe and inclusive for the full LGBTQ community, but Tinder has raised the bar for the industry by once again including GLAAD and so many voices from the community at all phases.
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How renting has increased my quality of lifeSo, while I learn the ins and outs of the real estate market and prepare to possibly become a landlord myself someday, it seems like the perfect time to acknowledge some of the ways that renting has, at times, increased my quality of life with absolutely no extra costs to my monthly budget.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will spend more time with President Obama learning the ins and outs of the presidency, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
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It's true that younger, fresh-out-of-college employees may have a more thorough grasp on how to converse and manage social media accounts, but it's important to keep in mind that there's a huge difference between knowing if an Instagram photo needs the Clarendon or the Juno filter, and knowing how to navigate the ins and outs of online customer service.
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The emoluments clause, the 25th Amendment, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court — once upon a time, discussions of the dangers of a president taking money from a foreign state or the prospect of his cabinet removing him from office were the stuff of fiction; the ins and outs of how to get a wiretap on an American citizen were confined to law review articles.
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And while it's definitely a good idea to give what we can to those who have less, the reality is: We often don't know the ins and outs of anyone's bank account (well, except for people who submit their Money Diaries), so we shouldn't judge — a sentiment Cardi B summarized perfectly: "Who are you to tell people what to do with their hard-working-ass money?"
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In light of the upcoming Oscars, Refinery29 asked Lauren to share some secrets about the ins and outs of getting that perfect celebrity shot — and whether the vibe on the red carpet has changed as a result of the reckoning prompted by #MeToo and Time's Up. Refinery29: Was it harder for you to carve our a place for yourself as a woman on the red carpet?
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It's worth taking a break from the ins-and-outs of Brexit to look at the bigger picture, partly because the bigger picture helps us to understand Brexit better (NB: there's more going on here than BBC bias or Russian gold) and partly because, if we are to bring the country back together once we leave the EU, we need to understand the causes of popular discontent.
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Sheer simplicity, your average continental lager is both beautiful—those deep yellows and pissy oranges, that bright line of white foam that crests atop the ochre wave—and, just as importantly, a signifier of the fact that while you might be clad in over-priced workwear, conducting a obnoxiously loud conversation about the ins-and-outs of new media, you are still just a normal guy.
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For those not quite as familiar with the rap game as they are with the daily ins and outs of the Kardashian Krew, Rick Ross, otherwise known as the Teflon Don, has been a mainstay of the music industry since the early aughts, co-opting the name of a former drug kingpin and hitting it big with songs that capitalized of that same hustler mentality.
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With Old Navy's recently relaunched T-shirt collection — boasting softer fabrics, easy care, better fits, a more luxurious feel, and must-have silhouettes like the cocoon and swing tee — as her starting point, she gives us the DL on what she's eyeing and lends her tips on how to maneuver the ins and outs of stocking up on, caring for, and styling this staple.
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For him, the problem is that the H-1B process creates a stream of short-term immigrants who learn the ins and outs of US tech firms, then return home—instead, the US should be focusing on nurturing its homegrown talent But the H-1B system, controversial and prominent as it is, is just one area of legal immigration that stands to be limited.
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At the school, which is hosted by Sideshow by the Seashores on the southernmost tip of Brooklyn, we'd learn to swallow swords, hammer nails into our faces, walk on broken glass, recline on a bed of nails, survive the blade box, get zapped in the electric chair, stick our hands into animal traps, and learn the ins and outs of caring for a Burmese python.
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So to get a better sense of what music supervision entails, I spoke to many of the most distinguished names in the industry — including some of this year's inaugural Emmy nominees — about how their work has evolved, the ins and outs of what they do, and why they think their field is finally starting to be seen as the vital creative endeavor that it is.
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After attending undergraduate and law school out of state, she returned to South Dakota and served as attorney general of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, a role that familiarized her with the ins and outs of tribal, state, and federal law, for more than four years and on statewide task forces on child abuse and reforming how juvenile cases, especially those involving Native American teens, are handled in the criminal justice system.
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But the video evidence of SGI making its way to the suburbs was there: A Canadian teenager had gotten his hands on an Onyx, a device that cost as much as $250,000 upon release and was best known as the primary software development platform for the Nintendo 643, and in the August video he published highlighting the ins and outs of the gigantic machine, he was clearly psyched about it.
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The fixed hardware specification means games run the same for everyone, and developers are able to optimize more efficiently than they could for a similarly powerful PC. And as developers learn the ins and outs of a given console, the results improve — latter-day PS3 and Xbox 360 games like The Last of Us and Halo 4 are far beyond what could have been achieved upon their consoles' release.
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"We want no divisions between 'ins' and 'outs' - that is the euro members and other states," she said, adding Germany is working with France on questions of the future of EU. She said Germany would look at the Commission's proposals and it was too early to go into individual points but Germany's view was that Europe had to implement existing rules to boost credibility before embarking on further integration.
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Reichl also recounts the ins and outs of human resources: the revolving door of publishers, the firing and hiring of staff, and how she lured talent to the magazine — including brilliant writers like Ann Patchett, who puts a turtle on her expense account to save it from certain death in a market on the Amazon, and David Foster Wallace, who delivers 10,000 controversial words on the Maine Lobster Festival.
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One would think that a head coach has a lot of game-planning to do in the lead up to the most important game of the year—especially against a man like O'Brien who knows the ins and outs of the Patriot Way—and that his time could be better served watching film and developing a strategy to lead his team to victory rather than doing God knows what on a boat.
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The combination of his hairline and length can best be described as: • touring keyboardist with Whitesnake (not an original member) • former '80s teen star with a tenuous grasp on his new recovery • untenured comp lit professor • proprietor of year-round haunted hayride • bartender at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville restaurant (Las Vegas location) • mom's new "friend" If you don't follow the ins and outs of the telecom industry, Legere is probably not a familiar name.
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Rather, Mike's weed business is the business of weed, and he helps push the legal cannabis industry along by organizing cannabis-minded folks in New York City through an organization he founded called High NY. He also wrote a book called The Entrepreneurs Guide to Cannabis that is exactly what it sounds like: An orientation on the ins and outs of a long black market industry that is now emerging above board (regardless of how slowly the DEA adapts to it ).
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Of course there's plenty of gossip, too, and while I've never cared too much about the ins and outs of all those Rahvs and Macdonalds, there are some striking moments — I'm sure I'll not soon cleanse my imagination of the image of a sloshed W.H. Auden, "looking so much like a clochard that the doorman came with him, fearful that he might be God knows what," proposing himself to Arendt as suitable remarriage material immediately upon the death of her husband, Heinrich Blücher, in 1970.
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The documents detail the ins and outs of Soros's groups, which have funded a slew of public health, human rights and education programs around the globe, while also mounting opposition to hard-right conservatives in the U.S. "Soros is an oligarch sponsoring the Democratic party, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, hundreds of politicians all over the world," the hackers posted on the website DCLeaks this Saturday when they released the documents.
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