They were embroidered on the material, not ironed onto it.
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We're in a holding pattern until things get ironed out.
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We'd expect beta quirks to get ironed out soon, though.
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We've got to get some things ironed out back there.
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There are a lot of kinks to be ironed out.
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Decades later, Europe has ironed out many of its idiosyncrasies.
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But some things would need to be ironed out first.
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There were ironed shirts and shiny shoes for those mornings.
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But, Walden cautioned that details are still being ironed out.
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Guests also get five articles of clothing ironed for free.
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It's just about the only time I've ironed a shirt.
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I ironed them and when I could I got them drycleaned.
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The details of those partnerships have yet to be ironed out.
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These issues may be ironed out as the first season progresses.
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Hopefully, the logistics will be ironed out sooner rather than later.
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They are usually ironed out in the process of certifying results.
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However, further details may need to be ironed out after that.
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Appropriately, the timing of the device is far from ironed out.
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"I wore it last night, but I ironed it," she said.
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But they've ironed out final agreements on none of the bills.
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The sources said more details would be ironed out on Sunday.
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Issues that this time around appear to have been ironed out.
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I traipsed through town in ironed khakis, pocket Bible in hand, testifying.
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Many details were being ironed out, and the talks could still falter.
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At the same time, a stylist ironed her platinum strands stick straight.
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Not to mention, lots of fabrics don't need to be ironed anyway.
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A few issues still needed to be ironed out, another source said.
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Many details were being ironed out, and the talks could still falter.
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My kids' clothes have their name ironed into them on little labels.
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Much of Monday was spent trying to get those glitches ironed out.
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Cruz ironed out campaign ground rules that would ensure his participation. The
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Today: Omnidirectional treadmills exist today but the kinks are being ironed out.
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"All of these details are yet to be ironed out," he said.
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In the morning she ironed his work pants before heading to class.
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And Josh since getting a job have these issues been ironed out?
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He also said a few deals with new sponsors are being ironed out.
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With its mission ironed out, Google needs to do more than release devices.
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Where is the t-shirt with an ironed on picture of their faces?
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I want to make phone calls even if I haven't ironed shirts yet.
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But structural issues between the two countries are yet to be ironed out.
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He was pale and balding, with a pot belly spilling over ironed khakis.
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He expected his uniform ironed and his eggs cooked over easy every morning.
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The NHS trial itself also has creases which need to be ironed out.
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I even bought an iron — and I'd never ironed anything in my life.
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The unemployment provision wasn't the only issue still being ironed out on Wednesday.
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Internalized gender roles and associated shame are issues that can be ironed out.
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There are also just some basic compatibility issues that need to be ironed out.
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Details of the marketing shift are still being ironed out, according to an insider.
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At the time, I was an emo kid with dyed black, flat-ironed hair.
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The white cloth, once freshly ironed, bears the trace of a concertina of folds.
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Murray said the final details are being ironed out and should be announced soon.
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These are the sorts of bugs you'd hope will get ironed out pretty quickly.
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Hopefully, the international version will have these kinks ironed out at time of launch.
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We've ironed out a lot of the wrinkles from the start of the year.
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Because it's a wrinkle to be ironed out in our understanding of the universe.
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Our mothers ironed the patches onto our jerseys as if we were Boy Scouts.
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He predicted, however, that the kinks could be ironed out by early next week.
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Watch this space for poker-straight bananas, ironed-out onion rings, and flat fusilli.
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He wore these well-ironed khaki shorts with a pink polo tucked in. Belted!
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The details of the future service are far — very far — from being ironed out.
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"My sciatic nerve felt like someone had just ironed it out," Capece Galeota says.
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It appears that the kinks in the system are being identified and ironed out.
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Those stumbles are growing pains that can be ironed out in the subsequent season.
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But they made a statement, and over three iterations, Tesla ironed out the kinks.
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How is it these issues haven't been ironed out over the last two decades?
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What, exactly, monetization will look like at WhatsApp is still being ironed out, too.
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My sense is they've ironed out the budget resolution problems, and that should go quickly.
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Our wedding is about six weeks away, so there's a lot to get ironed out.
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Experts say it could take years before these sorts of legal details are ironed out.
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Instead, he announced they had ironed out their differences on the price of gas supplies.
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Likely the stickiest issue yet to be ironed out: How to pay for the plan.
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I've destroyed it now with the amount of times its been ironed and blow dried.
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Huawei assures us that most of the kinks will largely be ironed out this year.
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Or choose not to use a home assistant until the privacy regulations are ironed out.
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Finance ministry spokesman Noor Ahmed said there were still some issues to be ironed out.
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We need to make sure that those problems are ironed out before the next one.
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There are always plenty of kinks to be ironed out ahead of product, after all.
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The kinks have been ironed out of the early builds that began circulating last week.
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Important decisions, like the five-year plan, are ironed out months and years in advance.
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Many details are still being ironed out, but Valve did give a few important specifics.
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These issues are still not ironed out on our Fire TV even after [several]weeks.
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As well as its location, there are plenty of other issues to be ironed out.
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That deal is still on the cards, although the terms are still being ironed out.
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Bernhard's classic tie and neatly ironed shirt perfectly match with his pristine white, wavy hair.
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My mother listened while she ironed or cooked or sat at the table paying bills.
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"That's one of the things that would need to be ironed out," says La Russa.
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Ms. Morlock recalled the care with which she washed and ironed her husband's brown uniform.
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The new guidelines were still being ironed out, and were subject to last-minute changes.
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"We ironed out the few remaining differences," Cecilia Malmstrom, the E.U.'s trade commissioner, said.
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Details were being ironed out as of Sunday afternoon, and the talks could still collapse.
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The delay increased speculation that a deal for Zuma to resign had been ironed out.
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There are also repeated descriptions and phrases that could have been ironed out more elegantly.
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A lot of times [lyrics] get ironed out after the initial tune is roughed out.
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"There's no issue here that can't be ironed out and settled between us," Cole told reporters.
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Administration officials emphasized that details are still being ironed out, including privacy concerns, costs and training.
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"On a typical day it was flat-ironed straight with the slightest curve under," Saia says.
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I had ironed my state-green pants the night before, and picked out my shirt deliberately.
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Feathered, flat-ironed, or big, glorious Afros, there's no expiration date on really, really groovy hair.
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Seems like the sort of fundamental bug that should have been ironed-out prior to launch.
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Garments can be cleaned, ironed, folded and delivered to customers "in as little as 24 hours".
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But Zellner has a point: Wouldn't Halbach's memory be respected if Wisconsin ironed out this case?
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But before than can happen, there's some important prep that needs to get ironed out first.
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Instead of the razor-sharp, flat-ironed look of Posh, she's opted for lived-in waves.
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Then a top layer is scraped off by hand before another wax layer is ironed on.
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More broadly, Emily's story is a story about family trauma, with the worst parts ironed out.
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Your house better be clean, your clothes ironed, but only a sucker would sweep the sidewalk.
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"They would tell me horror stories about getting their hair flat-ironed wet," Redway tells me.
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But until policies are ironed out, hiring will remain stagnant for a bit while that happens.
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If some of the kinks get further ironed out in the process of adaptation, that's Hollywood!
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But a thicket of technological, safety and policy issues will have to be ironed out first.
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Either those channels had to be ironed out or new ones had to be opened up.
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One of the key issues that is still being ironed out by negotiators is on currency.
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Many, many new policies and associated technical details will need to be ironed out and approved.
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Either those channels had to be ironed out or new ones had to be opened up.
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The UnREAL costars got engaged in May and they've already got some of the details ironed out.
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Manufacturing issues at the company's California factory appeared to be ironed out by the end of 2018.
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As inefficiencies are ironed out, the winning companies will be able to innovate new products and features.
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" Then he parted it, blew it dry in that direction and flat-ironed the ends for "crispness.
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On Joe, I used a smoothing cream, blow dried his hair straight, and then flat-ironed it.
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But the details haven't been ironed out on that major provision mere days before an expected vote.
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This would allow states a lot more flexibility, but that final language was still being ironed out.
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The details — whatever they are — are being ironed out by the White House and not the FDA.
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"We need to make sure that those problems are ironed out before the next one," he said.
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" Added Walsh: "There's going to be much fewer sales than expected until all that is ironed out.
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But there is reason to think that the party's differences will be ironed out well before then.
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Takata's plans are still being ironed out, said this person, who requested anonymity to discuss confidential plans.
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He was dressed in military garb, including black leather boots and green fatigues that looked freshly ironed.
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Sure, the Symphony app NBC used has its flaws, but those will be ironed out in time.
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"I had a long talk with Anthony on Saturday, and everything's been ironed out," coach Chip Kelly said.
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For the rest of the Android Wear-using world, the update is still having its kinks ironed out.
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Unfortunately, at the subsequent November 2019 hearing on the legislation, far more concerns were raised than ironed out.
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Hopefully, the minor issues that the assistant and iOS app have can be ironed out in future patches.
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Once a few more bugs are ironed out, I would recommend Pixel Kit to anyone interested in coding.
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Sony had already ironed out agreements with rival music services like Spotify and Pandora, but not yet SoundCloud.
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However, should you maybe wait like a week or so until Apple has ironed out all the kinks?
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I was there one time on a Friday night, three hours getting ready, one guy ironed his underwear.
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Half the characters are wearing bell-bottoms and earth tones, or flower-child headbands and flat-ironed hair.
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Details are still being ironed out, but the rescue fund is expected to amount to around €5.5 billion.
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And because of its wireless property, these clothes can be washed, dried and ironed as with regular garments.
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The physical therapist was a young woman dressed as an older one, in ironed slacks and support shoes.
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Russia rushed to announce the summit before the final details were ironed out, perhaps betraying the Kremlin's excitement.
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Grandma knows best This grandmother ironed her granddaughter's Pride flag, and the internet pretty much collapsed with joy.
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Maccagnan saw this coming, and quickly ironed out a trade for former All-Pro Broncos tackle Ryan Clady.
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He ironed creases into the pants, brushed lint off the sweaters, scraped mud out of the sneaker treads.
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I was drowning in elephantine JNCO jeans and carried a backpack with a Pearl Jam patch ironed on.
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L'Huillier is a well-ironed executive with the fluid, even tones of someone who gives frequent PowerPoint presentations.
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He soaked the bills in soap and water, then ironed them and put them in a photo album.
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There they were mended, washed, ironed and organized by type on rolling racks: baby rompers, sweaters, men's shirts.
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With the Funk Apostles, he plays a nostalgic brew of ironed-out R&B, tinged with gospel flair.
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When the kinks have been ironed out, it hopes to offer such deliveries commercially for about $1 a pop.
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The details of Warren's plan may not be ironed out, but the rhetoric is seemingly already having an effect.
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The app was only just released so early bugs — like the location issue — will no doubt be ironed out.
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No matter how many Game of Thrones theories you've read, we bet you've never quite ironed out this detail.
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Hopefully, down the line the phone's software will be ironed out, bugs squashed, and (one can dream) performance improved.
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By this time, the founder and team have ironed out any inconsistencies and perfected the narrative of their story.
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Beijing wants a deal to be fully ironed out before President Xi Jinping meets with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The changes that Trump is introducing will have to be ironed out in regulations during the next few months.
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Of course, the devices I checked out weren't production units, so any bugs could be ironed out before launch.
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A joint tax bill now has to be ironed out after the House and Senate earlier passed separate versions.
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Senior aides say they have ironed out their differences after a series of meetings, and government unity is undamaged.
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Most people might don a sharp suit or an ironed shirt for their first day on a new job.
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And in moments of crisis, it is perhaps expecting too much to expect every single issue be ironed out.
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But with Britain set to leave the bloc at the end of March, few details have been ironed out.
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Do you convey a simple message in which the complexities are ironed out because they distract from the goal?
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His mother bought him thrift-store dress shirts for these meetings; he ironed them at night in the kitchen.
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At the same time, there are some significant differences between the two bills that have to be ironed out.
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At the same time, there are some significant differences between the two bills that have to be ironed out.
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Most of season two's flaws and frustrations have been ironed out in satisfying and interesting ways in season three.
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Spiegel feels strongly about separating personal communication from public content, even if the details are still being ironed out.
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The details were ironed out by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who visited Tokyo, Seoul and Beijing earlier this month.
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Potential legal issues could be ironed out if there were political will to bring the two funds together, he added.
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But many details would need to be ironed out such as what kind of economic society would exist on Mars.
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"Then Ma took the sadiron out of the wagon and heated it by the fire…and she ironed the dresses."
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She told CNN that while she was in a small accident, she and the other driver had ironed it out.
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Since 2001, when medics ironed out the injury's definition, there have been improvements in how potential concussions are dealt with.
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But they said they are optimistic that differences will be ironed out in time for the Warsaw summit next month.
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Many of the Find X's failings can be ironed out with better attention to detail and more time for refinement.
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Freeland and Guajardo struck an upbeat tone, with Guajardo saying about two-thirds of the agreement has been ironed out.
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Beijing wants a deal to be fully ironed out before Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But there are significant differences that need to be ironed out, such as when the tax cuts for individuals expire.
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"[We'll] possibly offer her followers to submit their clouds for her pack as well ... Details are still being ironed out."
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She said the policy is still being ironed out within Brazil's government and talks are being held with trading partners.
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Every element of the setup is immaculate, down to Rahman's meticulously groomed beard and ironed white-and-red striped shirt.
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There we'd all meet, our flat-ironed hair soaking in bonfire smoke, laughing at bad jokes and swallowing our own.
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Mulle Musau, the head of the largest group of domestic observers, said he hoped the glitches could be ironed out.
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The wool has to be removed with a comb, and the hairs are packaged up and carefully boiled and ironed.
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If you're wondering if you'll be seeing Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul back on your screens, that's also not ironed out.
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Kari Perkins, the costume designer for the video, ironed letters onto the shirt to give it a retro-style varsity touch.
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One detail to be ironed out is how complaints from business over how authorities apply the treaty will be dealt with.
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Because extremes in temperature are ironed out underground, the virtues of subterranean living have been used to human advantage as well.
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What to watch: As details are ironed out, expect a battle over control of college athletes' licensing rights, Kendall tells me.
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Mortgage laws and regulations are still being ironed out, according to one Jeddah-based analyst, and may be subject to modifications.
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Soon, booking the appointment to have every curl and wave expertly ironed away became as commonplace as a monthly leg wax.
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Other executives in the cloud division also spoke at the event and told analysts that previous challenges had been ironed out.
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The company started issuing statements assuring customers that the kinks were being ironed out and the devices were on their way.
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Even if it already spent some time in Steam's Early Access, a lot of these issues could still be ironed out.
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The songs are done, but there's a lot of shit that needs to get ironed out before we put it out.
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Beyond these differences, which Swagway says will be ironed out by the Swagtron's release, the riding experience is pretty much identical.
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For one, the app finally did get built, and it won't launch again until all the kinks have been ironed out.
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One-year testing update: There are a couple of loose threads, and part of the ironed-on tags are coming off.
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Though the TB12 page contains no photos of nightshades, so it looks like they got the messaging ironed out since then.
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The process was so rushed that the tariffs don't actually exist yet — the details haven't been ironed out or legally vetted.
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Everything is set to be ironed out Thursday when the global horse racing investment fund Phoenix Thoroughbreds will announce the deal.
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Joe said that he was embarrassed by his flat-ironed hair and dance moves that were on display in "Camp Rock."
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Kim Kardashian West, who until recently had been showing off an extra-glossy, extra-ironed version, credits Cher as an inspiration.
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Second, and depending on the price, wrinkle-resistance is preferred because the stretchy material is usually not supposed to be ironed.
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I wouldn't worry because none of the problems were glaring, and I expect they'll be ironed out as the tour continues.
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When she started competing in esports tournaments in 2014, she made her own jerseys and ironed her name on the back.
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FOX Business says Obama's signed on the dotted line, but final details are still being ironed out before a formal announcement.
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The source said only some technical details needed to be ironed out, but all conditions for the underwriting accord were met.
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While the government's plan has been broadly shaped by a panel of experts, many issues still need to be ironed out.
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A genial dealmaker, he settled permitting issues and ironed out the countless details of building a large library and visitor center.
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Each of the Big Three cloud providers has ironed out inefficiencies in the hardware and software running in their data centers.
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Perhaps Google will simply reset expectations by calling that the true "launch," and by then everything else will be ironed out.
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If the kinks get ironed out, it ought to be one of the better, more polished story-focused VR experiences to date.
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As the technology spreads, we would hope some of the compatibility problems we've referred to above will get ironed out as well.
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Taber describes it as 99 percent complete, with just a few bugs and fixes that needed to be ironed out before launch.
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Interested to see what happens when one of the notes gets put into water, or ironed, or left in the tumble dryer?
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Make sure they're ironed, select accessories and shoes (give these a polish), and you'll find the morning routine a whole lot easier.
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The last time side bangs were cool they were almost always flat-ironed straight and paired with a Juicy Couture track suit.
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Otherwise, blockchain technology and blockchain investment are still nascent, and there are a lot of kinks that need to be ironed out.
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With Adventurous, the startup is banking on the robustness of an ironed-out experience to suck in fans and bring them back.
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A Tinder spokesperson told Gizmodo that details for Tinder Gold are still being ironed out, and that pricing still hasn't been set.
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Details are still being ironed out, but it looks like there'll be three pricing tiers of $18, $21, and $24 per month.
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Feel free to give it a spin via the Canary download page, but don't expect much until the bugs are ironed out.
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Companies will likely be more willing to invest in new ad options as targeted ads improve and early issues are ironed out.
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These issues and more will need to be ironed out to get the tax package completed by the end of the year.
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One aspect of the event still to be ironed out is who will speak on behalf of Trump and what they'll say.
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Lexie said she didn't need any help, but her grandmother insisted -- she ironed her granddaughter's Pride costume, too, just to be safe.
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But the two versions have differences in the name and structure of the new service that will have to be ironed out.
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Since then, the parties involved appear to have ironed out their disagreements — and they expect more amenable regulators from the Trump administration.
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She said she washed and ironed Mr. Trump's white boxers, golf shirts and khaki trousers, as well as his sheets and towels.
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Working with her was a blast — once she ironed out the theme the grid came together nicely (at least we think so!).
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"The hotline number, I think it was maybe the only thing they'd ironed out in the protocols at this point," she says.
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The Sugars tackle these issues and more, and weigh in on which can be ironed out and which should be deal breakers.
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Second, the pact's details have yet to be ironed out, with nothing concrete on the horizon that both parties have agreed to.
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Even walking around a Pyrenean mountaintop in jeans, out of which he'd ironed every bit of ease, Macron projected a pressed urbanity.
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Though key issues must still be ironed out, the two sides have reached agreement on several contentious issues, including cars and cheese.
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"There is a thread of unacknowledged, deeper emotional expression that got ironed out of the music in some ways," Mr. Hayes said.
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The series premiere will uncover the numerous issues and challenges that need to be ironed out before China's fintech future can be secured.
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Dressed in ironed jeans and crisp shirts, the men were courteous and formal, a marked contrast to Bolsonaro's folksy and often offensive slang.
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Many details still need to be ironed out, but the project will consist of three overarching stages, some of which are already underway.
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Babitz senses the potential danger of male sexual entitlement — she sheaths herself in "un-ironed muumuus" when she would prefer to be undisturbed.
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Capita insists that the worst kinks are being ironed out, but it is on course to meet just 50% of this year's quota.
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A report from ESPN on Friday said that a deal was "imminent," though our sources say the details are still being ironed out.
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But, all the analysts CNBC spoke to concur that the technology is here to stay, providing that any problems are ironed out first.
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He also reportedly threatened to not make its followup a Tidal exclusive, if things between the artist and the service weren't ironed out.
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If the fight against Khan does come off, it's peculiar that negotiations were ironed out and publicly announced before the promoter did so.
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I start thinking about my sister, Lenamarie, who always washed and ironed my clothes, and made sure I never went to bed hungry.
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The sources said China wants a deal to be fully ironed out before Chinese President Xi Jinping sat down with President Donald Trump.
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While Facebook's plans are starting to take shape, there are still a ton of details and decisions that need to be ironed out.
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Given prospects that its payment problem would be ironed out, China's interbank market operator resumed trading in its debt instruments in late April.
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The sources said Beijing wants a deal to be fully ironed out before Chinese President Xi Jinping sat down with President Donald Trump.
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And even when all of the bugs have been ironed out of QuikStories, the app isn't going to deliver that new audience itself.
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There were some kinks in the first model, but as it often does, Apple ironed them out in version 2.0 the following year.
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The main delegations will meet for further discussions within 48 hours, Omar told Reuters, without giving details on what had been ironed out.
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But Walden cautioned that the details were still being ironed out as House leadership crafts yet another CR to avert a government shutdown.
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But in an age of advanced metrics, enhanced video and intensified coaching, the idiosyncrasies have been pretty much ironed out of the game.
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Our systems are ready to go, but I think it'll take a few weeks, three or four weeks, to get it ironed out.
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Pre-print studies can also be debated in public, and have their flaws ironed out, before they ever make it into a journal.
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The priest opened the door to a room where eight nuns, including a shrunken nonagenarian on a step, ironed the pope's white vestments.
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What's next: Once the details are ironed out, the proposed law — known as the Fair Pay to Play Act — will head to Gov.
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There's a whole degree of labor that goes into it, as well as schlepping the equipment, having an ironed shirt and a clean suit.
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Worley agrees there's a downside that would need to be ironed out: It's hard to get private firms involved without necessitating a subscription model.
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"We ironed out the few remaining differences," European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said after a meeting on Wednesday with Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida.
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Jen Atkin Snapchat Then, she flat ironed Kardashian's strands before taping in her hair extensions and smoothing the ends with Lenor Greyl styling cream.
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Though the actress loves wearing her hair in natural waves, she also shines when it's ironed straight or pulled up in the rare topknot.
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South by Southwest The marijuana industry is picking up as legalization sweeps the country, but there are still some wrinkles to be ironed out.
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Jesus Seade, the incoming Mexican government's chief NAFTA negotiator, said the issue had been "ironed out" at the NAFTA talks, without going into detail.
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But if you need your living room centerpiece to work perfectly every single time, maybe wait until most of the kinks are ironed out.
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The second phase will likely result in a Trump-Xi meeting in late March where unresolved issues are ironed out, said the investment bank.
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His team confirmed that it would not be circulating a proposal today—and possibly not tomorrow either, if remaining differences cannot be ironed out.
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Fourth, once all of the details have been ironed out, the deal will have to be ratified by the legislatures of the three countries.
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"There's a little bit of disagreement right now, there are some issues that have to be ironed out, " she told CNBC Wednesday in Vienna.
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It's also the first generation of a new kind of device, so there are bound to be kinks that need to be ironed out.
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Fantasy sports sites DraftKings and FanDuel are closing in on a merger, but there are still a number of details to be ironed out.
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A spokesperson for Grassley confirmed that several general agreements had been made in principle on the matter, though details were still being ironed out.
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We broke the stories ... Liam filed for divorce from Miley last month, and she's keeping the pets they owned together when everything's ironed out.
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Its details were ironed out in conference with the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed a suit against the government over the separation policy.
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The chief executive of Nasdaq, Adena Friedman, recently said her company could also create a virtual-currency exchange if regulatory issues are ironed out.
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Republicans' hastily written tax bill left many of the details vague, to be ironed out later by the Treasury Department and clarified through regulations.
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By the second holiday season, companies have hopefully ironed out most of their manufacturing issues and supplies of new consoles are better in stores.
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Preprints can also be debated in public and have their flaws ironed out, before they ever make it onto the record in a journal.
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Sandra Diaz, who worked there from 2010 to 2013, told the Times she's washed his boxers, ironed his golf shirts, and cleaned his sheets.
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"Space Force" was announced as a sixth branch of the military back the summer of 2018, but the specifics have yet to be ironed out.
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Atkin flat ironed Jenner's hair from roots to ends before gathering it into a super-tight high ponytail, which she slicked with Gorilla Snot Gel.
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By July 50, compromises were reached, the differences ironed out, the chambers had voted, and the proposed amendment was sent to the states for ratification.
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Switching between your phone and the speaker when you leave the room or house is also an issue that reportedly needs to be ironed out.
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As Nintendo chose to launch the Switch in March, the company should have ironed out everything that is slowing down production for the holiday season.
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Day then ironed the now-pliable shavings flat, glued them into sheets, cut out cards of the appropriate size, and then transferred images onto them.
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The post doesn't go in depth on what those issues are but it appears that all the bugs haven't been ironed out for certain devices.
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As the fine details of Libra get ironed out, things are unlikely to get easier in the near-term for Facebook and its corporate partners.
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But there are still some key differences between the priorities of the White House, the House and the Senate that need to be ironed out.
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European approval is one of a number of regulatory hurdles that must be ironed out before phase two of the tie-up can go ahead.
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While details are still being ironed out, he is then expected to appear next week in Pittsburgh before moving on to other early voting states.
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In addition, the White House and Congress would like to provide more federal disaster funding to states and communities, if disagreements can be ironed out.
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It's a plan that Republicans have said they're open to hearing, though many said that a lot of details still needed to be ironed out.
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Now that the game is closer to being fully ironed out I've sunk even more time into it, determined to build an HGTV worthy base.
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He spent most of the week during practice trying to eliminate the right side of the golf course and thought he had that ironed out.
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When we finished a garment — several fittings and often weeks later — I ironed it and hung it in my closet along with our previous creations.
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While other dress shirts are stiff from being starched and ironed, the Twillory Performance dress shirt feels similar to wearing a long-sleeve t-shirt.
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DeFazio reiterated his support for the development of drone technology, but warned of a future without drones at all if the wrinkles aren't ironed out.
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Though significant issues remain to be ironed out in conference, Congress can take pride in passing what is on balance pro-growth, pro-taxpayer legislation.
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Contreras-Sweet's group, in private talks with the attorney general, ironed out a deal to alleviate his concerns, including setting the $90 million compensation fund.
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But many of the details remained to be ironed out, including how many American troops would be pulled out and over what period of time.
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It's also dangerous, as patients can end up without a critical medication for days, sometimes weeks, waiting for these bureaucratic kinks to get ironed out.
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All this ought to help reduce the dangers of market panic when crisis hits, although plenty of details remain to be ironed out and argued over.
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By the time iOS 11 arrives this fall, most of the kinks will be ironed out and it will run as smoothly as iOS always has.
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"We made some adjustments and ironed some things out," said Richard, who gave up a season-high 11 runs and 14 hits in his previous outing.
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When asked whether plans to build a new camp were progressing, Caremelle noted "positive developments" but warned that many details still needed to be ironed out.
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The Surface Book 2 is more of a refinement over the original, which means some of the original issues have been ironed out and some haven't.
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That latter business model may need some kinks ironed out, because as it stands today, anybody with the card and mobile app login can use it.
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Functions are about why you wanted to take the trip in the first place, like taking clothes to the cleaners to get them washed and ironed.
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Being more ironed out and straightforward was different for us, so I was able to check that box because we don't do stuff like that usually.
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The Model 3 is sufficiently different from the Model S and Model X that I'd rather wait a few years while the kinks are ironed out.
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Of course, the effectiveness of the proposal at spurring innovation will depend on its design, the exact details of which have yet to be ironed out.
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But because Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems are a new product category, the fine print of the regulatory process for these devices is still being ironed out.
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HK) was close to selling Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs), as approved by Chinese authorities, only to postpone it as some technical details were not ironed out.
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Details: Though much remains to be ironed out, the deal would kick off a phased withdrawal of American troops in exchange for a Taliban cease-fire.
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One, which shows Balenciaga's lettering over an image of the cast of Friends that he ironed onto a hoodie, has received 2.7 million "likes" on TikTok.
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"There is an agreement, but some details still need to be ironed out, both with creditor banks and potential new investors," one of the sources said.
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It's clear the publisher is just getting started on this journey, and there's a good chance that many of the specifics are still being ironed out.
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The charm, personality, and imagination that sparked so much of our interest to begin with get ironed out in the relentless pursuit of an efficient, Disneyfied monoculture.
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But that agreement is now in jeopardy as the EU and Turkey quibble over the fine print which was supposed to have been ironed out in March.
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He would need 60 votes to overcome the objection, but it is uncertain whether he will move on the measure before his colleague's issues are ironed out.
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" Courtesy of Lion Babe's Jillian Hervey The last time I flat-ironed my hair was… "For our single called Where Do We Go [a few months ago].
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The update was rolled out Thursday in Sydney and Brisbane, Australia, and in Santiago, Chile, but it's expected to go global once they've ironed out the kinks.
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And with some help from fellow Final Five teammate Laurie Hernandez, the five-time Olympic medalist showed off her freshly ironed Ralph Lauren uniform for the ceremony.
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Much about the product seems like it's still very much still being ironed out, such as which streaming services Apple plans to partner with on the product.
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Clothes had to be ironed and free of even small stains, ties had to be worn and tied appropriately, and hair had to be properly pulled back.
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But because of Breath of the Wild's complexity, and Cemu's own janky nature—the team describes it as "highly experimental software"—bugs are still being ironed out.
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The GammaChef is still in development and there are still some details that need to be ironed out, but the founders have one important thing nailed down.
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Grassley confirmed Wednesday that he and Feinstein have reached a deal on several aspects of their investigation, but also said the final details were being ironed out.
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Since all children now had more or less the same opportunities at school, environmental variation was largely ironed out and the effects of genetic differences consequently exaggerated.
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The carrier may soon be ready for service, but observers warn a few glitches may still need to be ironed outVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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I followed policy, wore a freshly ironed uniform, minimal jewelry, no makeup, and no perfume, and I pinned my hair back into a sock-bun every day.
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The Canadians have sat on the sidelines while the Trump team has ironed out its bilateral issues with Mexico — but they must be party to any deal.
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Yet the very creation of HSLYDB has made sure that this little quirk of time will be remembered, even when modernity has ironed out all the creases.
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Instead, just drop the L-bomb, right in the middle of the freshly ironed sheets, right before you bark yourself to a climax six minutes after starting.
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Details were not ironed out, but state leaders reached consensus that the plan was needed to help pay for much-needed repairs to the city's subway system.
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But he said that he took his responsibilities seriously and that he would put in place the populist agenda ironed out by the once-rival governing parties.
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Bravo recommends taking an evening to get all your clothes out, including the ones shoved in the back of drawers, the ones you haven't ironed in years.
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I can definitely see Recorder become one of my most used work apps, especially after some of the aforementioned kinks get ironed out in the next version.
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Congressional leaders are eyeing a deal to raise budgetary caps by as much as $200 billion over two years, but the agreement is still being ironed out.
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There was a crispness in the way they ironed everything and an economy of doing the best with what you've got, elevating a T-shirt with ironing.
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Yet our divorce, our property division and our custody agreement were all ironed out in a few meetings with a paralegal, whose services cost less than $1,000.
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The second source added that some details had to be ironed out, "and they will take some time, but we are not talking about starting from scratch".
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Dressed in crisply ironed khakis and a white button-down shirt, his short hair meticulously combed, he was headed to a dusty city in the Chinese interior.
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It welds the world into shape, a morass of 1980s references in lockstep with each other, with all of the ironies or inconsistencies between genres ironed out.
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The layers of reference feel as if they need to be ironed, folded, and organized in drawers so we can glimpse how much the world has changed.
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Gaga, finally, went glam: flat-ironed hair, Oscars-style Versace gowns, body-con jumpsuits, and — for maybe the first time — a sensible pair of heels on her feet.
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But after those kinks are ironed out, the feature should make its way over to the official version of the app sometime in the next few weeks. [9to5Google]
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RSA, which has a team monitoring cybercrime chat rooms on the dark web, said in-store crime will continue while quirks in the EMV system get ironed out.
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It may take until late Wednesday for the forecast to be ironed out for the Big Apple, and even then the level of uncertainty may be unusually high.
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She's the "wife" of Negan whose family was threatened and whose real husband recently had his face ironed because she tried to have a secret tryst with him.
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RUDY GIULIANI, ATTORNEY TO PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: I&aposm no, on a sit-down until, until we get -- we get ironed down exactly what they want to do.
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You have to keep your uniform pristine white and ironed at all times Only recently have The Cheesecake Factory servers been allowed to wear black pants and shoes.
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KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, a respected supply chain source, claims that Apple and its partners have ironed out the problems that have hampered the initial production.
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With his neat haircut, his impeccably ironed shirt, and his boy-next-door face, you can more easily imagine Alexandre at a business school than in a mortuary.
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We have some immediate questions about how the service will work, but they're the sort of details that will likely be ironed out during the Xbox Insider alpha.
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At least in theory — so far this only seems to be the case in Apple's stock apps, though this will no doubt be ironed out in subsequent releases.
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An old veteran from the 1991-94 war stood nearby to see them off, the empty right sleeve of his jacket carefully ironed and tucked into a pocket.
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Assistant coach Thomas Schneider had no water in his room on the team's arrival this week, said Kroos, adding that some things still needed to be ironed out.
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Still, those issues are being ironed out and the program is "already a major success" in providing greater access to the world's third-largest bond market, he said.
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Leaving the front layers loose and flat-ironed, she put the rest of her hair in multiple elastic bands and pulled just enough out to create those bubbles.
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The Google representative stressed that Google and The Trade Desk were involved in hashing out the IAB Tech Lab's initiative and that details were still being ironed out.
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Bottom line The reality is the most difficult issues -- and there are more than one -- have not been ironed out yet, so approach the optimism with proper perspective.
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Sandra Diaz, a former housekeeper who worked at the club between 2010 and 2013, scrubbed the future president's toilets, washed his sheets and towels, and ironed his clothes.
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If I were Satya Nadella, I'd laugh anybody who suggests making an Android phone out of the room until these kinds of software bugs are completely ironed out.
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In her ironed shirts, Levi's and brogues, her pockets full of pet snails and lettuce leaves, Dawson's "Pat" (that diminutive feels rather impudent) at first looks quite familiar.
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Mr. Tillerson struck a conciliatory tone as he met Mr. Xi in Beijing on March 19, a visit during which details of the Florida meeting were ironed out.
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"To rid the clothes of any pathogens picked up in the wash cycle, the clothes just had to be tumble-dried for 30 minutes or ironed," she said.
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It will also require that soldiers spend more time preparing their uniforms for the next day, setting their ribbon racks right, shining their shoes, and keeping everything ironed.
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Bonser was dressed in what any hopeless romantic would wear to dinner at a chain restaurant in the DC metro area: an ironed blazer and a button-down shirt.
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But the two men in recent weeks seemed to have ironed out their differences, with Trump singling out Cohn for praise for his help in the tax reform effort.
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Then I make a bagel with vegan cream cheese and avocado for lunch, being very careful not to spill on my newly ironed dress, before getting back to writing.
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Some others may want to wait for the second generation to see if the features of the X come down in price and any early kinks get ironed out.
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Details of the plan, per Reuters, could be ironed out by early 2017, meaning we might not have long to wait to see if Samsung goes down this path.
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House GOP leaders said they're putting the finishing touches on an enormous 2018 spending bill, predicting the few remaining snags will be ironed out as early as Monday night.
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Despite the assured performances, under Noah Himmelstein's smart direction, the play occasionally feels like a work in progress, with a few awkward passages that need to be ironed out.
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Details are still being ironed out, Stankey admitted, but he wanted to announce it ASAP to end speculation in the media world about what WarnerMedia was planning for streaming.
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"It seems we may be on the floor before we ironed out all our differences with the other body," Engel said, citing the late addition of North Korea sanctions.
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The president then asked Congress to include a paid sick-leave mandate and payroll tax cut in a stimulus package that is currently being ironed out on Capitol Hill.
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It might be better for you to use your old macOS machine alongside a new Windows 10 device, at least for a while, until you've got the kinks ironed out.
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A technologically smoother universe hasn't ironed out classic familial discords and distances or the uncomfortable questions of existence posed when those we love are transformed by age almost beyond recognition.
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My review unit was still wearing a beta software label, so hopefully these early issues get ironed out over time, but it definitely took some effort to get everything going.
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Construction and final deal details between Chicago and The Boring Company still need to be ironed out, but the Tribune reports that the project will cost less than $1 billion.
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The investment group and The Weinstein Co. struck a deal Thursday in the office of New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, but some details still have to be ironed out.
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Luca Enriques, corporate law professor at Oxford University and a former commissioner at Consob, said regulatory disparities at a national level need to be ironed out with EU-wide enforcement.
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He's not the only Jonas brother to have completely changed his style since then — Kevin and Nick are almost unrecognizable, too, from Nick's curly 'fro to Kevin's flat-ironed look.
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The list of officials attending the meeting is still being ironed out, but Kudlow confirmed White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, a vocal China hawk, will not be in attendance.
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The trick will be finding a way to stream a ton of data without bringing back the lag that hardware iteration has slowly ironed out of head-mounted display technology.
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Yet the final pricing of the IPO, which was expected to be ironed out on Wednesday, had yet to be completed, the sources said, adding the deal risked being scrapped.
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You would think that over the course of a century and a half, much of that divide would have been ironed out through shared history, increased mobility and growing diversity.
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The United Kingdom will leave the European Union on Friday, but the details of the pair's trading relationship still need to be ironed out by the end of this year.
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Mr. McConnell, who viewed the shutdown as unnecessary from the start, found Mr. Trump eager to end the impasse, and in a series of calls, they ironed out the details.
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Idema's role is still being ironed out — his new job was announced internally at WhatsApp just this afternoon — but monetization will be a key focus, according to a company spokesperson.
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Anders has a well-groomed moustache, a fashionable haircut with clipper-trimmed sides, and wears a blue wooly Sami dress (a gakti) with a neatly-ironed white and red pattern.
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The fine print of the landlord reform plan – such as under which circumstances residents can withhold rent, and how the provisions will be enforced – has yet to be ironed out.
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He did say the U.K. would step up preparations for a "no deal" exit, on the grounds that there is no guarantee that an extension will be ironed out by Halloween.
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But even if the government and the RBI agree on creating an institution to tackle bad debt, the differences in structures under the existing plans would need to be ironed out.
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Waiting in Huddersfield bus station, inhaling the meat fumes from the man next to you wearing an anorak and crease-ironed trousers, one thing becomes gravy-thickeningly clear: Yorkshire loves pies.
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There's still much to be ironed out in terms of how that spectrum will actually be allocated and auctioned, and its availability for widespread commercial use is still several years away.
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During my visit, I would have had to pay from 7 to 10 euros (more for dresses and other items) to have my shirt lightly ironed by the hotel's laundry service.
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But the president said those problems have since been ironed out and touted the success of the online marketplace the federal government and states created to foster competition among insurance companies.
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The telecoms reform is meant to open up both infrastructure and fiber networks owned by America Movil and by state electricity firm CFE, but the details are still being ironed out.
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The sale of Persidera, 70 percent owned by Telecom Italia (TIM), is part of a plan ironed out earlier this year by TIM's CEO Luigi Gubitosi aimed at reviving the group.
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Mostly everyone got along well, though host Andy Cohen couldn't help but stir the pot a bit by seeing if some of the feuds among the cast had ironed themselves out.
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Cold War conflicts found some of their most peculiar expressions here, ironed out at their most atomic scale in the legendary 1972 World Chess Championship between Bobby Fisher and Garry Kasparov.
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According to sources, whether that means users will be able to buy an individual episode or show/season bundles is not yet known as those details are still being ironed out.
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Among the few notable things about this year's Golden Globes was that so many women dispensed with long curling-ironed hair or chignons or whatever other frippery and just chopped it.
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I think that it captures very well the atmosphere, energy, and spontaneity in a way that, quite possibly, would have been lost or ironed out in a more structured, conventional recording.
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He understood social media and dressed like a hipster, with tilted ball cap and baggy jeans, when other drivers still wore Wranglers with creases ironed down the front of each leg.
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While the details have yet to be ironed out, it is very likely that figure skaters Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik will be given a wild card to compete.
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It's one of many details that will have to be ironed out in what is, diplomatically speaking, the blink of an eye, as the Trump-Kim summit is proposed for May.
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Titles and roles are still being ironed out, this person says, although Google has confirmed that current Nest CEO, Marwan Fawaz, will now be reporting to Google hardware boss Rick Osterloh.
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Yet that two-step is part of the culture in Albany, especially in the weeks before a new state budget is officially ironed out, when opportunities to win influence are abundant.
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Now imagine me, in a full, gray, ironed suit and shirt, and shoes, sitting in a small meeting room trying to say I'd be a good web writer for that. Ridiculous.
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This version of iOS 11 should be very close to finished with most of the bugs ironed out, but there's still a chance you'll need to download an update on release day.
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A final treaty has to be ironed out, but the agreement in principle represents a big advance for free trade after Donald Trump pulled America out of the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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As of right now, the idea with the scholarship is definitely to expose the scholars from underrepresented backgrounds to Facebook and the physical space, but nothing past that has been ironed out.
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With most quality and delivery problems ironed out, the only way to compete in that space has been with content itself — and content nobody else has is the biggest differentiator of all.
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The regulation is still pretty new (having come into force on May 25) and there are clearly A LOT of privacy dents still to be ironed out all around the online place.
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Competition with Vietnam, Sri Lanka's closest garment-making competition, will be particularly stiff, but Sri Lanka may be able to buy some time while hiccups in the TPP's implementation are ironed out.
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This week, the company Beat Games shared some updates that are likely to increase those revenues further as the company grows more confident that they've ironed out most of the game's bugs.
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But, when we spoke with Logan at Quavo's celebrity charity basketball game on Tuesday in Los Angeles ... he told us some of the big details are being ironed out as we speak.
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Before taking on the role, Bremberg had served as the policy director for the 2016 Republican Party platform, where he had ironed out the policy differences between GOP candidates and their supporters.
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His onstage outfit, which has barely changed in forty years, includes, along with the cowboy hat and cowboy boots, a button-down shirt and bluejeans, ironed stiff enough to form an exoskeleton.
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He said the length of the funding and other details of the stopgap need to be ironed out, though Republican lawmakers say there's talk of extending funding to March 22019 or 23.
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Other stipulations for guests include that all newspapers must be ironed, they must wear cocktail attire to dinner, they can only gossip in the downstairs quarters, and there are no pets allowed.
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Toddlers stand at school bus stops in crisply ironed uniforms, while security guards, street sweepers, and rickshaw drivers spend many hours outside breathing in filthy air - all without any attempt at protection.
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Our youth group leader had a girlfriend who styled her hair in that choppy, angular cut popular in the early 2000s: one diagonal line from bang to tip, flat-ironed to death.
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The particulars were ironed out by Pakistani visitors to Mao's funeral, according to the account of A. Q. Khan, the nuclear physicist who founded the uranium enrichment program of Pakistan's bomb project.
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Moments later, the White House confirmed that Trump had accepted Kim's invitation to meet There are many details to be ironed out before any meeting could take place, not least the location.
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Though state leaders have not ironed out details, they had reached consensus on Monday that the plan was necessary to help pay for much-needed repairs to the city's beleaguered subway system.
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But if and when they get all the kinks ironed out, and assuming that people aren't complete idiots about the plane's strengths and weaknesses, it might not be that bad after all.
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Lukashenko's comments suggested he had not ironed out differences with Russia's Vladimir Putin after several meetings, including on a Russian tax change which Belarus says will cost its budget $400 million this year.
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Non-white culture is also an irregularity that must be ironed out, as in the case of Adam Red Eagle—portrayed by Forrest Goodluck—a Lokotan teen who identifies as a two-spirit.
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Speaking on the sidelines of a conference, Pier Francesco Saviotti said there were still a few issues to be ironed out but he added there were no problems with the European Central Bank.
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She dressed in the Club Monaco–meets–Ann Taylor look that distinguishes the women of this White House, alternating simple sheaths with fit-and-flare dresses, paired with pumps and flat-ironed waves.
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MANAMA, March 29 (Reuters) - Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Formula One will reach an agreement on wide-ranging changes from 2021, even if a few sticking points remain to be ironed out.
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And while they can't draw any sweeping conclusions about the effects of a long stay in space on the human body, they have ironed out some of the logistical kinks for future research.
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Once the system's details are ironed out (perhaps next year), Germany and its allies could push it through the council by majority vote, as they did with the first relocation scheme in 2569.
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"I'm 'no' on a sit-down until we get ironed down exactly what they want to do," Giuliani told Fox News' "Outnumbered" on Monday, when asked about the status of the interview request.
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Functionally and visually, the phones were mostly the same, and some of the bugs that I've noticed on the pre-production unit, including tethering not working, were ironed out in the final version.
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This price bump comes as the company abandons the "Early Access" title, a classifier that has long signified that a game is in beta and hasn't had all of the kinks ironed out.
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But then I took a look at her profile photo: a slightly chubby girl in a neatly ironed blue cardigan with straight, auburn hair flowing down her shoulders, adorned by a black headband.
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While Senate lawmakers are expected to continue debate on their version after the Thanksgiving holiday, differences between the House and Senate bills would need to be ironed out before legislation could be finalized.
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One potentially sensitive question yet to be ironed out is the name for the new firm, which will be domiciled in Britain, with a primary listing in the blue-chip FTSE 100 .FTSE.
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It's a surprisingly creative grind, and while there are many small bugs that could be ironed out I am more concerned if it's too late to give the title proper style and grammar.
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But now Congress is on the verge of passing a reform bill bearing Lautenberg's name, with a compromise ironed out over the weekend securing the support of top senators and House Democratic leaders.
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There are two primary issues: the clock (and an unofficial end-of-week deadline for an agreement), and the policy, for which the primary ideological and political differences still haven't been ironed out.
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But even early on, there appears to be some confusion about what exactly the additional funding would be used for, though the details will likely be ironed out as the process moves forward.
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A senior Defense Department official who has been briefed on the planning said the precise legal authorities under which Mr. Mattis would order the deployment were still being ironed out by administration lawyers.
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When I was 25, I had "I [Heart] Mr. Met" ironed onto an American Apparel T-shirt and then wore it to a 20th-anniversary celebration for the 1986 Mets at Rockefeller Center.
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We make sure every night that uniforms are ironed, shoes and socks are in their place, hats are sorted, and everything is set out for the next day, including school bags and lunchboxes.
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In recent weeks, it had been increasingly clear that the United States and the Taliban, after nine rounds of painstaking negotiations in Doha, Qatar, had ironed out most of the issues between them.
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Although there are no recognizable features, a deep trough carved into the heavy impasto conveys a sense of savage disfigurement, which is heightened by the whiteness of the boy's smoothly ironed dress shirt.
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"We have not ironed out the finer points of the bill, we haven't formalized it into language yet, so I wouldn't say that we have a complete agreement just yet," Mr. Scutari said.
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After he and Mr. Trump ironed out a departure plan at the end of last year, Mr. Kelly planned to make his own announcement at a senior staff dinner at the White House.
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Congress hasn't ironed out all the details, but Paul Ryan has spent the past five years making it very clear to everyone who'll listen what he intends to do to the American safety net.
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There's still a lot of details I haven't ironed out and a lot of ideas I still need to explore, so I'm not going to talk about how amazing the new stuff will be.
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The discrepancy in the number of games played will be ironed out by the end of the season, and the Hokies do hold a potential tiebreaker by virtue of their win over North Carolina.
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A mixture of big budget games and potential sleeper hits, our gaming calendar for the new year is looking jam-packed already—even if those pesky release dates haven't quite been ironed out yet.
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Trump said the duties, 1503 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum, would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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It's often prudent to wait until the first or second minor update of a new operating system to make sure any issues have been ironed out and that more software has been made compatible.
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However, some marketers said it's too soon to gauge how successful LiveRamp, The Trade Desk and other companies will be because the specifics in regulations like California's privacy law are still being ironed out.
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Freeport Indonesia, which owns the majority rights to Grasberg, the world's second-biggest copper mine, has now reached a framework agreement on a new mining permit although issues still need to be ironed out.
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Trump said the duties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum would be formally announced next week although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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When I tried it in beta form on the U2128 last year, I found it very uneven and ultimately not especially useful, but hopefully HTC has ironed out the issues that were apparent then.
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AE911Truth, probably most starched and ironed of all the 9/11 conspiracy groups, was formed in 2006 as a place for building experts to advocate for a reinvestigation of the World Trade Center attacks.
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Trump said the duties, 20.1 percent on steel imports and 20.1 percent on aluminum, would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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They have seen a reduction in violence but have not been accepted by a number of rebel groups, and their borders and the mechanics for monitoring the zones have yet to be ironed out .
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This is partly due to the big mining ecosystem that has grown around popular cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, and partly because all the kinks of how PoS should work haven't exactly been ironed yet.
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A co-pilot, in the front passenger seat, takes notes on a laptop, and everything that happens is recorded by cameras inside and outside the car so that any glitches can be ironed out.
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Crucially, problems have been ironed out at Uniqlo International, which now outsells its Japanese counterpart and is almost as profitable: operating margins, at 18.1 percent, are now just 3 percentage points below Uniqlo Japan.
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The Singapore team have obtained a provisional patent on the design of the textile, which can be washed, dried and ironed like normal clothing and costs just a few dollars per meter to produce.
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Once it does, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will want to negotiate his own bilateral deal, as well as review the issues ironed out between Mexico and the U.S. Talk of a bilateral Mexico-U.
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Trump said the duties, 1503 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium, would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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But even if the government and the RBI agree on creating an institution to deal with bad debt, the structures differ under the existing plans, and the differences would need to be ironed out.
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Artists like Sam Hunt and Thomas Rhett have ironed the creases out of Florida Georgia Line's rough fusion, drawing boxes around their errant checks, yet it's Florida Georgia Line I find myself returning to.
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Nevertheless, there is bipartisan hope in Congress that differences can be ironed out now that Trump, who anchored his 2016 presidential campaign on an anti-immigration platform, says he wants to protect the Dreamers.
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Beijing has been hesitant to commit to a summit meeting with the United States until all of the details of the wide-ranging agreement they are negotiating with the United States are ironed out.
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The big tech platforms are still honing their respective rules for political advertising as November inches closer, but the kinks are far from ironed out and the awkward dance between politics and tech continues.
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In recent weeks, it had been increasingly clear that the United States and the Taliban, after nine rounds of painstaking negotiations over nearly a year, had ironed out most of the issues between them.
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Gordhan called COSATU to a meeting last month and promised that Eskom would rethink its refusal to raise wages, setting the stage for a deal of about 7 percent that is being ironed out.
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CNN previously reported that Ford's attorneys told the committee on a Saturday call that she had accepted a request to speak at the panel with further details to be ironed out in Sunday's call.
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"I want to make sure these licenses are help not a hindrance to the people who receive them," Hummel said, noting the kinks in the amendment will be ironed out in the coming month.
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Trump said the duties of 2.53 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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Seeing Mean Girls with a group of 14-year-olds with flat-ironed hair and monogrammed jelly purses meant that immediately after the movie ended, we all decided which of The Plastics we would be.
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Disagreements remaining to be ironed out include funding to make a healthcare program for coal miners permanent and to plug a gap in Puerto Rico's Medicaid program, the government health insurance program for the poor.
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Last week, Motegi, who is in charge of trade talks, said after a meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer that there were still differences between the two sides that need to be ironed out.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda had some issues of its own with glassy-eyed stares and it took a post-release patch to resolve, so there's a chance some of these issues may yet be ironed out.
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Hearing this perfectly ironed man explain the idea of "jam sesh" and acknowledge that "laser is the sauce" was enough to make the jury grimace like they want to strangle everyone involved in this lawsuit.
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To be known as the SOV and still being developed, it will be legal tender and the islands' official currency once launched, although Heine said that would not happen "until the issues are ironed out".
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"I'm &aposno&apos on a sit-down until we get ironed down exactly what they want to do," Giuliani told Fox News&apos "Outnumbered" earlier Monday, when asked about the status of the interview request.
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While the framework has been ironed out verbally, European authorities still need to create a full draft about the decision in the coming weeks and then have it approved by the Union's 28 member states.
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Given last week's sex fest, episode 2 felt like a bit of a wet blanket, though it's nice to see that Lord "We Need To Downsize" Grantham isn't above continuing to have his newspapers ironed.
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Your job is to find these drop-off points then rewrite the offending content using four techniques: Once you've ironed out drop-off points, perhaps 35% of your readers finish the post instead of 15%.
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Nor did he have any biological link to her two sons, whose clothes he washed and ironed, whom he walked to school and cooked for, even though they were a few years older than him.
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Drybar offers a menu of nine hair styles, like the "Southern Comfort," which features a Stepfordian lifting of the roots, and the "Manhattan," a smooth, flat-ironed look apparently best suited for walking beneath skyscrapers.
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In "About Love," such sentiments are dimmed and ironed out: "I remember feeling the blood rushing through my veins, and I was often in a strange melancholy, which felt both delightful and absurd," Peter announces.
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The infotainment is unsurprisingly not the best in the business, but every other typical supercar compromise has been ironed out, from the nose lift system to clear speed bumps to the ice-cold air conditioning.
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From this point of view, the movie could be seen as an incredibly heightened but clumsy spin on the idea that our political differences could be ironed out if we'd just listen to each other.
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Previous changes to the handling of returned goods that needed to be ironed or repaired resulted in fewer of them being refurbished, an issue that has since been resolved, co-CEO Rubin Ritter told journalists.
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The dispute was ironed out in a round of last-minute talks on Monday, when Jesús Seade, Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, announced he is "very satisfied" with restrictions governing the U.S. attaches.
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But EU diplomats and officials say the following issues will be sticking points which, if not ironed out, could yet take Britain to the cliff edge of a no-deal exit one year from now.
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Kevin Watkins, chief executive of Save the Children, said many problems still had to be "ironed out" but he was hopeful an initial pilot could be up and running by the end of the year.
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But EU diplomats and officials say the following issues will be sticking points which, if not ironed out, could yet take Britain to the cliff edge of a no-deal exit one year from now.
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The State Senate and Assembly were expected to include a version of the tax in budget proposals that are set to be released this week, although the exact details were still to be ironed out.
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Much of the show's appeal is what Boilen calls a "special intimacy" — capturing a performance with its imperfections and hiccups offers something markedly different from a studio track, which is ironed out and heavily produced.
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While the framework has been ironed out verbally, European authorities still need to create a full draft about the decision in the coming weeks and then have it approved by the union's 28 member states.
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Given a couple more generations of refinement, the Surface design team should have ironed out any lingering fit and comfort issues while the audio engineers can be expected to ratchet up the quality of the internals.
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Rojas said he expects to see a deal between the U.S. and China by the March 245 deadline, and while all the details may not be ironed out, he does not expect to see more tariffs.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Negotiations to lift an Olympic ban on Kuwait are making progress but more issues still need to be ironed out before the country's Olympic return, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Wednesday.
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There are still issues to be ironed out, like having a robust recovery system in case you get hacked, and ensuring it's easy to switch from an old phone to a new phone when you upgrade.
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Bollinger will be able to set a price once the manufacturer issue is ironed out, as it aims to land on a number appropriate for a "nicely equipped sport utility vehicle" according to the press release.
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Alberto Cadolini was waiting to receive them in the US. It wasn't until late 2016 that all the details had been ironed out and the first breeding pairs of poison frogs arrived in New York City.
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Many are still on the fence, wavering between investing in new IT strategies or cautiously waiting on the sidelines for the new factory floor processes and uses of data to be completely ironed out and proven.
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LONDON — Lady Elizabeth Anson, Queen Elizabeth II's cousin and her party planner for more than 50 years, was raised in a Downton Abbey-like home where servants ironed the newspapers, and was married at Westminster Abbey.
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To be sure, before self-driving cars dominate the road, unresolved debates over who owns the data, how it can be shared and whether drivers can opt out over privacy concerns need to be ironed out.
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It was supposed to be one of the highlight features of 2017 flagships, but now that the kinks seem to have been ironed out, the promise is shaping up to finally come to fruition next year.
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"In her writing, Fallaci talks about how historians fail to highlight the ridiculous aspects of leaders, like 'how funny they are, with their ironed uniforms, unearned medals, and invented awards," the artist tells The Creators Project.
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Studios systematically ironed out most of the personal expression and socially conscious music that Seo Taiji was originally known for — after all, it's hard to express yourself when you're contractually forbidden to have a personal life.
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It is a home-cooked run at a restaurant's interpretation of home-cooked family food, and that makes for great eating, the sort you might want to do over an ironed tablecloth, with your heaviest silverware.
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How Trump caught his White House and the world by surprise Sanctions to remain in place There are many details to be ironed out before any Trump-Kim meeting could take place, not least the location.
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Trump said on Thursday duties of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland rejoins the year-long talks following a hiatus of several weeks as the United States and Mexico ironed out outstanding bilateral disagreements in the renegotiation of the 24-year-old accord.
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From Thanksgiving through New Year's, instead of ironed-out vacations in far-away lands, I pick up and pack off a few towns (or states) over in what I can only describe as a frenzied whirlwind.
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Gerard and Kelly interpret houses as texts, and Baker in her hypothetical relationship with Corbusier brought an outlier reading to a monument that architectural historians had "ironed out" in socially "correct" narratives that overlooked other histories.
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During the contentious meeting in the Situation Room, Mr. Trump made his case for a wall on the southwestern border and rejected Democrats' proposals for reopening the government while the two sides ironed out their differences.
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This was just the sound of kids that had been on tour for a year or so, off of Ruin, but had kind of ironed out all the creases that we weren't happy with on Ruin.
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They wear low-maintenance clothes in high-maintenance ways, draping themselves in elevated basics, and raising them further with flat-ironed hair and workaday pieces from luxury brands (think: nylon Prada backpacks and Cartier Love bangles).
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Trump said on Thursday the duties, 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum, would be formally announced next week, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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Draw On Me Besides a few small responsiveness issues with the Pixelbook Pen while scrolling onscreen (Google says all latency issues will be ironed out by the laptop's on-sale date), the Pen was an all-star.
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President Trump is expected to announce new tariffs of likely 10% on $200 billion in Chinese goods after final details are ironed out over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The five-time Grammy award winners; the icons whose faces have been posthumously ironed on to T-shirts and dishcloths and novelty lighters; the bands who kickstarted scenes that have provided a bedrock for decades to come.
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From there, Trump stands by plans to slash the repatriation tax but then wavers on the question of an interest deduction for corporations and a potential VAT, giving the impression that few details have been ironed out.
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"Manufacturing still needs a catalyst to lift activity levels and we think that will come once the trade deal with China looks to be ironed out," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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There are a lot of cropped flares out in the market, but none of them really captures the upscale feel I love so much about these, like the ironed crease on the front of the pant leg.
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"I wanted to transform trash from an ugly landfill site into beautiful items," she said, as she stitched together plastic sheets to be ironed into a colourful patchwork bottle holder, a technique she learned from the internet.
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"I wanted to transform trash from an ugly landfill site into beautiful items," she said, as she stitched together plastic sheets to be ironed into a colourful patchwork bottle holder, a technique she learned from the internet.
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Unlike past high-profile meetings between US presidents and foreign leaders, the North Korea meeting was announced before many pertinent details surrounding the talks were ironed out or before any public lower-level diplomat discussions were established.
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Sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Thursday that a proposal submitted to the Brazilian government on Tuesday had the companies closer to a deal, but that there were still issues to be ironed out.
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As Renault board members met in Paris Wednesday evening, it appeared that Senard, Fiat Chrysler Chairman John Elkann and representatives of the French government led by finance minister Bruno Le Maire had ironed out most of their differences.
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His mother, who ironed collars to make ends meet, recognized her son's mechanical aptitude and encouraged him at every turn, helping him set up a workbench at home and buying him the German equivalent of an Erector Set.
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Read more about Scale on TechCrunch SimpleCitizen – TurboTax for immigration Over 13 million Americans have to sort through green card and citizenship applications each year and it can take weeks or months for everything to get ironed out.
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While details of the meetings will be ironed out next week, it's expected that there be a musicians' summit followed by a gathering of athletes in the early summer—with both held at the White House, says Scott.
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"No one would have questioned Mattis if he'd slept eight hours each night in a private room, to be woken each morning by an aide who ironed his uniforms and heated his MREs," he writes in the book.
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Trump, who was a Democrat before running for president as a Republican, wrote a book titled "The Art of the Deal," and most of his backers wouldn't turn on him if he ironed out compromises with congressional Democrats.
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Following months of rumors, Bang told Bloomberg earlier this month that the company had discussed an initial public offering with its backers, although it had not ironed out specific details, including the size or timing of an IPO.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would formally announce next week duties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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Brazil's pensions secretary said details of the government's pension reform proposal were still being ironed out prior to a congressional committee vote in the afternoon, with several local newspapers reporting the government had agreed to alter certain minor provisions.
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The company closed 2018 with more than 1,000 franchises operating, and more than 150 direct employees plus 2,400+ indirect employees working to turn the customer's in-app tap into clean and ironed clothes returned to them within 48 hours.
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And while Kan is still loathe to go into all the details, citing some regulatory issues still being ironed out, he could provide some high-level perspective into where he believes Atrium can apply technology to the legal industry.
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Erato sent me a pre-production unit and though I did experience a few issues — intermittent Bluetooth connectivity whenever I got an Apple Watch notification and random static — I'm hoping these issues will be ironed out in final version.
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These kinks may be ironed out with future software updates, but they'll likely frustrate kids who expect toys to work out of the box or want Cozmo to have a persistent, always-on mode less reliant on a phone.
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Other problems are more mundane, but show just how many things have to be ironed out in a new warship: The test office report says the Ford is expected to be short of spaces for its crew to sleep.
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The key to the MBTI's success is her insight that you can waste a lot of energy and bring on a lot of psychic pain if you think of these differences as incompatibilities that have to be ironed out.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Dongbei Special Steel Group, the struggling Chinese steelmaker, has ironed out a business revival plan, aiming to return to profit and slash leverage ratio in three years' time, the Economic Observer reported on Wednesday, citing unidentified sources.
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Some fans, acknowledging that they are not tech savvy, wonder why the Yankees did not consider this and give them the option of print-at-home tickets — at least until bugs in the mobile-ticketing system were ironed out.
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While details to the proposed 17.9 percent cut to Health and Human Services haven't been ironed out yet, it's more than likely Meals on Wheels programs stand to lose even more funding if the budget were enacted into law.
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ATLANTIC CITY — It was 22 ½ hours until the start of the biggest event of Dmitriy Salita's career as a boxing promoter, the homestretch when he needed to make sure all of the kinks were ironed out: contracts, tickets, paychecks.
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When Mr. Trump and his next chief of staff, Mr. Kelly, ironed out a departure plan at the end of last year, Mr. Kelly planned to make his own announcement at a senior staff dinner at the White House.
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" The two met face to face and ironed things out — Ariana thought it was obviously a nod to 2 Chainz's work, but to make it crystal clear, he hopped on for the remix, and she ended up on "Rule The World.
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Though it will still be years or even decades before a submersible like the AUV Leng will make it to Europa, it's still exciting to watch some of the early kinks in such an ambitious and challenging mission being ironed out.
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It said the move, which will create a firm that will dwarf its South Korean rivals such as Hyundai Heavy Industries Co , could still be subject to change as many details needed to be ironed out by ministries and regulators.
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The president and top advisers have expressed optimism that a subset of differences will be ironed out in advance of the president's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Santiago, Chile, next month at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit (APEC).
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I tweezed, flat-ironed, stuffed my chest into push-up bras, and eventually I went on the Pill, if only to protect myself from being drowned in watery emotion — a heavy, sunken brick at the bottom of the San Francisco Bay.
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It would also explain why Daenerys has so many hero moments and lucky coincidences; Sam is hearing her story second and third hand, so all the rough patches are ironed out and she can just be the heroic warrior queen. Fascinating.
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But by Thursday most of the kinks seemed to be ironed out, and the show floor looked like the likely future of E3: a mix of industry types, the press, and fans, with the expo organized to serve all three.
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Hopefully over the next day or the next few days, these confusing launch windows and availability hiccups are ironed out and it becomes easier to figure out when and how to get our hands on launch titles and forthcoming games.
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The Lightning ironed out plenty of things in those few minutes, responding to allow just eight goals in seven contests since, and can set a franchise record with their ninth straight victory when they host the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday.
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In my short time with it, the Pen didn't always switch back from its Assistant mode to its regular drawing and icon-clicking mode, so there may be some bugs left to be ironed out there, but it's a neat idea.
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Because it's not just a simple matter of scaling and adapting what you're already doing; nailing the quarterly earnings process will involve lots of practice and hitches to be ironed out before you can successfully navigate it as a public company.
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Sources connected to Chris and Nia tell TMZ ... for several months now they've been in mediation and they've all but ironed out a deal that would have Chris upping his monthly payments to Nia for their 4-year-old daughter, Royalty.
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Other problems are more mundane, but show just how many issues have to be ironed out with a new warship, such as the test office report saying the Ford is expected to be short of spaces for its crew to sleep.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who now plans to address the conference via satellite, was also concerned about meeting with the president before the two nations have ironed out differences over the size of a new 10-year American military aid package, officials said.
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Other disagreements must also still be ironed out in the current plan, including funding to make a healthcare program for coal miners permanent and to plug a gap in Puerto Rico's Medicaid program, the government health insurance program for the poor.
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Lowering Canada's dairy barriers had already been ironed out over years of arduous negotiations that led to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a sweeping trade agreement among countries on both sides of the Pacific, including Canada, the United States and Mexico.
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Moore burst onto the music scene in the late '90s with bright blonde, flat ironed hair, a contrast to the brown hair she's had since first dyeing it for her role in 2002's Nicholas Sparks adaptation A Walk To Remember.
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But for now, Mr. Xi appears to have a deal in hand that may reassure people in China that the worst of the trade war is over — although some legal details still need to be ironed out, and could prove troublesome.
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It's not the drone for me, because I try to avoid unfinished products and the Skydio 2 feels that way, with an array of bugs, glitches, and the kind of temporarily awkward design decisions that get ironed out in future revisions.
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"Because of the growth of the industry last year, there are some cracks in the industry as well that are being quickly ironed out," said Joe DiPasquale, founder and CEO of BitBull Capital, a cryptofund that invests in other cryptofunds.
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Trump said on Thursday that the United States would apply duties of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum to protect U.S. producers, although White House officials later said some details still needed to be ironed out.
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The move by China Shipbuilding Industry Corp (CSIC) and China State Shipbuilding Corp Ltd (CSSC), is subject to approvals from related authorities and there are still many details to be ironed out before the proposal can be finalised, the filings showed.
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However, details of the divestment still need to be ironed out by Freeport, the State Owned Enterprises Ministry and the Finance Ministry, Bambang Gatot, the Coal and Minerals Director General at the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, told reporters at a briefing.
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In the weeks since the summit has been announced, officials from both sides have been working in the background to prepare for the summit, with the Munhwa Ilbo report suggesting this is when details of the peace treaty have been ironed out.
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The potential consequence: If Apple's December quarter was much larger than projected — especially if iPhone X supply/demand issues were ironed out sooner than expected — it's possible that will take some steam out of Apple's March quarter forecast, which could then appear disappointing.
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Canada, which sat out the last leg of discussions while the United States and Mexico ironed out their bilateral differences, is now pressured to agree to the new terms on auto trade and other issues to remain part of the three-nation pact.
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One of the advantages of YouTube TV is that it put a heavier focus on including broadcast networks in markets where it's live, instead of launching nationwide then adding on networks like ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox when deals are later ironed out.
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"That fact that the vote did not take place on Thursday evening shows that there are still some kinks to be ironed out, but it is not like the deliberations have fallen through," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Chinese negotiators, meanwhile, have suggested combining a long-discussed state visit by President Xi Jinping to the U.S. with the announcement of any forthcoming agreement — they also said Beijing wants a deal to be fully ironed out before Xi sat down with Trump.
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" The video series also includes the story of Marian, who got her hair pressed (not flat ironed) for special occasions while growing up in the '50s, and graduated to the hot comb when she got older because "nobody wanted to have nappy hair.
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The Lightning are 5-0-2 in their last seven contests after a 4-1 victory over Edmonton on Tuesday and ironed out some issues in the defensive end, allowing 11 goals during their point streak while getting key offensive players in gear.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Democrats said on Thursday they ironed out some differences with the White House over a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, and Congress could still vote on the deal - one of President Donald Trump's top priorities - this year.
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Sunday, the House of Representatives and the Senate approved the consensus draft of the bill, a version that was brought forth by the conference committee, a group that ironed out differences between the House and Senate versions of the legislation, Hudson told CNN.
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"There are legitimate concerns over the business models of these companies, and I expect that they will be ironed out in legislation" that will likely eat into their profit margins, said Michael Cuggino, a portfolio manager of the $260-billion Permanent Portfolio funds.
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In two months, details to install a Chinese-made technology system were ironed out with the help of military attachés from the Chinese Embassy in Quito, according to a person familiar with the process and to publicly available documents from Ecuador's comptroller.
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The Honorable Stephen Wilson, in explaining the case, tells the fortyish prospective jurors that Elon Musk "posted a series of tweets on his Twitter" very sincerely, a statement that had been tediously ironed out with both sets of lawyers the day before.
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House Republicans are hoping to finalize an enormous 85033 spending package before midnight on Monday, but the path to a bipartisan deal remains hindered by a handful of tough issues still to be ironed out, according to numerous sources familiar with the talks.
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Saudi and Russian officials kept important details of the deal they ironed out in Abu Dhabi under wraps until the day of the meeting to deliver a surprise to the market, which had expected an agreement to merely extend the current production pact.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union and NATO remain Turkey's key partners despite its rapprochement with Russia, and differences with the EU on the application of a deal on migrants can be soon ironed out, Turkey's ambassador to the bloc said on Wednesday.
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Folding Vodafone's Italian towers into INWIT is part of a three-year strategy plan ironed out earlier this year by TIM CEO Luigi Gubitosi aimed at reviving Italy's biggest phone group which is saddled with more than 25 billion euros of debt.
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All your files and photos and music appear on all your Apple devices as if by magic and the vast majority of the reliability problems and software bugs that plagued iCloud in the beginning have now been ironed out from what we can tell.
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Since then, Gawker's estate administrator and lawyers have been in and out of federal bankruptcy court in New York, where they've ironed out provisions from the sale of Gawker's assets and sought to open legal discovery into Thiel for his role in aiding Hogan's lawsuit.
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Among the issues that must still be ironed out are plans for a future economic partnership because the two sides have failed so far to find a "landing point" for an agreement, the official told reporters at an informal EU leaders' summit in Austria.
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Turns out, there might just be a few wrinkles that need to be ironed out before Pic2Recipe successfully assumes the life of Ina Garten and treats us all like Jefferies, forced into bloody death matches in the hopes of obtaining a recipe for beef bourguignon.
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I was playing an early version of Civilization VI, with kinks to be ironed out and tutorials to be added in, but each turn added more fiddly work as I scoured menus and my existing cities to work out what I could and couldn't replace.
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There's still more work to be done and concerns to be ironed out before the final vote in the Senate, but the mood Tuesday afternoon varied greatly from the tension that permeated the Capitol in the morning when two Senators on the Budget Committee -- Sens.
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In the longer term, as remaining problems are ironed out and the amphibious fleet grows, the Chinese may even develop a credible option for an amphibious landing in a conflict against Taiwan, one of the primary conflict scenarios for which the Chinese military trains.
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Charred and blackened baseball bats, arranged in a sloping pile, are tufted with sterilized cotton balls that Ward dipped in sugar, dried, and ironed to harden the edges (cotton and sugar being two chief products identified with slavery in the US and the Caribbean).
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If Facebook wants to make VR as ubiquitous as the News Feed, then not only will these wrinkles need to be ironed out, but it will need to prove that VR isn't merely for people interested in space combat simulations or white knuckle shooters.
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KRZ moves effortlessly from dreamy to dreary, oppressive to oblique, all in an effort to show the beauty and complexity of the world that is being closed down and ironed out by the Consolidated Electric Co ( KRZ's chief allegory for the colonizing power of capitalism).
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" In a striking image near the end of the book, she sees the accused as a big baby, "with his low brow and puffy eyes, his slumped spine and man-boobs, his silent-movie grimaces and spasms of tears, his big clean ironed handkerchief.
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The outstanding issues: There are a number of issues that need to be ironed out, and more have popped up in the last week as the individual subcommittees have worked (for the most part quite successfully, aides say) in closing out their respective bills.
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It's unclear whether the complexities surrounding possible testimony from Parnas can be ironed out on a timetable that would allow him to speak to lawmakers when Democrats plan to hold open hearings later this month and potentially vote on articles of impeachment soon after that.
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The only concrete conception of these ideas comes from science fiction, like cyberpunk classic Ghost in the Shell or the Deus Ex video game series, in which it's taken for granted that society has figured out most of the hard problems and ironed out all the kinks.
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The article, based on the comments of several unnamed nuns, described how some work in the residences of "men of the Church, waking at dawn to prepare breakfast and going to sleep once dinner is served, the house is in order and the laundry cleaned and ironed".
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First, no on a sit-down until we get -- we get ironed out exactly what they want to do, and then the process is we have five co-counsel senior people will advise the president he decides and he&aposs always leaned in favor of doing it.
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Even if problems in the blockchain technology are ironed out, the sector has to hammer out common legal standards, ensure there are links between different dealing platforms and persuade scattered elements of the supply chain - from commodity producers and brokers to traders and consumers - to co-operate.
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Among the other issues to be ironed out with his trip to Asia, Mr. Trump said on Monday, was whether he would go to the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea, a traditional stop for American presidents who have visited Seoul since the Korean War.
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He was also granted full access to the Sistine Chapel Sacristy and became so close with its custodian priests in his 10 trips to Rome that they entrusted him with the hidden chamber's keys and opened secret doors, behind which elderly nuns ironed the pope's white vestments.
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The gain for the loonie came as U.S. House Democrats said they ironed out some differences with the Trump administration about a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, and that Congress could still vote on the deal - one of President Donald Trump's top priorities - this year.
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The tentative agreement still left some issues to ironed out over the course of the weekend, aides said, but the topline agreement and momentum to move forward before lawmakers leave town for the Christmas holiday creates a momentum that generally carries final negotiations across the finish line.
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The UAE's de-facto ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, hosted crucial talks between Saudi Arabia and Russia in Abu Dhabi, where the three nations ironed out what would become one of the deepest supply cuts in a decade, four sources familiar with the negotiations told Reuters.
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But that scene also highlights the lack of gusto in the longer-form criminality that follows, a training-wheels version of a heist in which obstacles are overcome with exasperating ease, and in which the very limited instances of conflict get ironed out as soon as they crop up.
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So as drones, not to mention armed drones, become more commonplace, while the US moves to use autonomous robots underwater and China builds a great underwater wall of robots, using sea drones, international law governing how all these developments engage with each other will need to be ironed out.
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She found the money, ironed out the logistics and ran the interference necessary to allow him to stage memorable works like "The Mahabharata," a nine-hour epic based on a Hindu poem, and "La Tragédie de Carmen," a version of the Bizet opera that played Broadway in 1983.
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Well, even as pre-launch promises are still getting ironed out, by the fall Apple says that its home smart speaker will be gaining new functionality including multi-user support, live radio and a relaxing "ambient sounds" mode, according to an updated product page on the company's website.
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For Brits, interest lies mainly in smaller, furnished rental properties as this stage, as City workers contemplate commuting to Frankfurt for work and retaining their main residences in the U.K. – at least while the details of Brexit are being ironed out – Sotheby's managing director, Olivier Peters, told CNBC Tuesday.
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The plan's details have not been ironed out, but it will most likely involve a tool of some sort that — after a user has seen a certain number of articles from a publisher in a certain time frame — will send users to a subscription offer for the publisher.
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Those legal issues appear to have been ironed out: word broke last year that Sony Pictures (along with Red Eagle Entertainment), was moving forward with the show, and back in June, Amazon Studio head Jennifer Salke noted in an interview that Wheel of Time was part of the company's development slate.
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All of this sport's best players routinely get the next contract ironed out before the current one expires; when they don't—like Steven Stamkos in Tampa Bay, for example—they are at the very least looking longingly at the waters they want to test, if not imagining splashing around in them.
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The skirmishing threatens to mask the profound differences the candidates have on issues: whether America should welcome or exclude illegal immigrants, whether to secure peace by asserting power abroad or becoming a fortress at home, whether Washington mainly needs the kinks ironed out — or a dose of shock therapy. Mrs.
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These are the major issues still up for debate as the Senate speeds toward a vote on its tax plan: That's hundreds of billions of dollars at stake via details still being ironed out, behind the scenes, on the same day that the Senate voted to start debate on the bill.
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Standing next to me was a man with the voluminous beard of a cleric, turned out in an ankle-length djellaba, ironed as crisply as a bedsheet at the Ritz, a pair of Nike Air Force 1s and a flat-brimmed New Era cap printed with a four-letter expletive.
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More immediately, Lynch said there are still a few remaining details to be ironed out in the coming weeks; the committees conducting the impeachment inquiry want to speak to Trump's former National Security Adviser John Bolton, and are still in a "tug of war" with the State Department over documents they've requested.
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The rest of the home remains untouched—the plastic laundry basket filled with a clean load still sits on the bed, several freshly ironed plaid shirts still hang above the desk, and a portrait of a woman, a man, and a baby wearing a red bow is still displayed on the armoire.
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Sentiment in oil markets has been hit by fears that once those issues are ironed out, the oil supply in countries like Nigeria and Libya could return with a vengeance, unravelling a delicate rebalancing act in global supply and demand that has seen prices tentatively rise to around the low $40s a barrel.
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Tom Cruise turned 55 in July, and he certainly doesn't look worse for wear; like a number of actors of roughly his vintage (Brad Pitt, Will Smith, George Clooney, Steve Coogan), age seems to have ironed out some of the goofiness and imparted an air of, if not wisdom, something like it.
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Mr. Mattarella made clear that Italy, facing critical issues such as the euro and migrant policies in Europe, and needing to approve a budget and prevent automatic tax increases at home, could no longer wait while the right-wing League party, the anti-establishment Five Star Movement or others ironed out an agreement.
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So these are other major issues still up for debate, beyond the deficit issue, as the Senate speeds toward a vote on its tax plan: That's hundreds of billions of dollars at stake via details still being ironed out, behind the scenes, the night before the Senate plans to pass its bill.
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The details are still being ironed out, but probably the opening-night casts at the Public Theater and on Broadway, and perhaps participants in pre-opening workshops at the Public Theater, will share 234 percent of the profits from the Broadway production and will also share a portion of the profits of touring productions.
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The film, which Deadline reports was written by Chad St. John for Lakeshore, doesn't yet have an announced start date of production, and the details of who exactly will join the cast are still being ironed out; but date or no date, we could not be more thrilled to see Garner back in her element.
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However, while there are other competent regulators in Europe, Germany is probably the most commonsensical choice, for many reasons: While it is certain that there are still many unknowns yet to be ironed out after this disastrous turn of events for Britain, the unequivocal consensus is that almost no one knows… what happens now?
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Though President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has signaled interest to lighten restrictions, disagreements between the legislative and executive branch have yet to be ironed out.
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"We need to get it all ironed out, but the thing that I find encouraging every day, and one of the reasons I have not lost my optimism, is because everybody is continuing to talk, continuing to work through things, and as long as all that is happening, you can achieve a desired result," Sen.
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The details are still being ironed out, but probably the opening-night casts at the Public Theater and on Broadway, and perhaps participants in pre-opening workshops at the Public Theater, will share 1 percent of the profits from the Broadway production and will also share a portion of the profits of touring productions.
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But there are many details about what will be on the proposed farm that need to be ironed out, and the idea of cloning the Kimberleys' brick ranch-style home remains just an idea, said Kim Heidemann, the executive director of the Iowa Sister States organization, which helps oversee the state's relationship with Hebei Province.
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Pokémon GO got a lot of crap for not working a lot of the time, but if Niantic has ironed out the kinks that made it difficult to play for disabled people, rural communities, and people who like to do stupid things in dangerous places, maybe this game could actually be, well, game-changing.
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The potential scaling back of 401(k) plans, which for four decades have helped millions of workers save for retirement, is one of several important details yet to be ironed out in a major tax overhaul that Trump promised as a candidate and wants his fellow Republicans who control Congress to pass by year's end.
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To glance at the vote in American Legion v American Humanist Association, a 7-2 ruling handed down on June 20th, one might get the impression those differences have been largely ironed out over the 72 years since the court first addressed the meaning of the Establishment Clause in a school-bussing case from New Jersey.
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"There were a lot of unknowns, it's been a long time since the last time we played them and we were just trying to see how they would treat some of our formations and I think we got that ironed out at halftime," said Smith, explaining why it took a half for the Chiefs' attack to get in gear.
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He has been awakened by genius in the middle of the night, by the sound of genius pacing the halls; he has made genius his coffee, and his breakfast, and his ham sandwich, and his tea; he has been naked with genius, coaxed genius from panic, brought genius's pants from the tailor, and ironed his shirts for a reading.
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Among the chief areas of concern that still have to be ironed out: A provision in the Senate bill for members being held personally responsible says, unlike the House bill, that they must pay out of pocket only for sexual harassment, not for any awards that may be ordered for sex discrimination or any other kind of discrimination.
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WATERLOO, Iowa — Driving along a wide-open stretch of Iowa highway, Pete Buttigieg told a clutch of reporters beef jerky is his favorite road snack; he misses his two dogs, Buddy and Truman; and he packed four white button-up shirts — which he ironed himself — and one pair of jeans for this four-day swing across eastern Iowa.
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Some of these titles weren't slated to arrive until 2020 by Google's last estimate, but Stadia boss Phil Harrison replied to one of my tweets with this explanation: Yes, we were perhaps a little conservative in our forecast last week and (most importantly) our partners did an awesome job getting last few kinks ironed out and through testing.
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They're pretty pop — you know, I mean, one thing is when we think about the policymaking process in this country, like things do have to get ironed out in the House and the Senate and so, I would not be totally surprised if there was a work requirement that came with this, sort of like in TANF.
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In Slow Days, Fast Company, she remarks, cannily and matter-of-factly, that the gleaming hue of her skin is largely responsible for the lust she inspires in men: The truth is that when you're as voluptuous and un-hair-sprayed as I am, you have to cover yourself in un-ironed muumuus to walk to the corner and mail a letter.
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There's real challenges to be handled in how Minecraft on Gear VR plays—ones that I'm not convinced will be ironed out before releasing later this year—but even still the appeal of being able to jump in and explore worlds unknown from the comfort of just about anywhere is a great idea made all the better by virtual reality.
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CreditCreditTom Brenner for The New York Times Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher On the 12th day of the government shutdown, the Democratic congressional leaders went to the White House and proposed that the president reopen the government while the two sides ironed out differences on funding for a border wall.
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It's that spread you might have seen in a food magazine or a well-known chef's cookbook, or even walked in on — stopping by a restaurant off hours in the afternoon — when all the wait staff are sitting down in the dining room with their ironed shirts neatly hung on their chair backs, eating in their white undershirts in case the sauce splatters.
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Less than a week after Italy's populist parties, the anti-establishment Five Star Movement and the anti-immigrant League, ironed out their policy differences and jubilantly received a mandate to form a government that they said would usher in a new era in Italian and European history, its designated prime minister announced on Sunday evening that he had failed to form a government.
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St. Regis has its own weeklong training program for butlers where they're taught how to assist guests with a variety of tasks including unpacking and packing their luggage, getting their clothes ironed (the butlers don't actually do the ironing themselves, but they facilitate the service) and serving them nonalcoholic beverages; they're also taught how to read guests' cues and anticipate their needs.
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According to a New York Times article published Sunday, a potential peace agreement was ironed out on September 1 by the US special representative to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, that ended in the suggestion of a visit to the US.The idea that the Taliban visit the presidential resort was embraced by Trump, but some National Security Council officials were not privy to the fluid developments, The Times reported.
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She rummaged through the suitcase on the floor and extracted two garments—strapless black-and-white minidresses made of a stretch fabric, called bandage dresses by their French designer, Hervé Léger, because that's how they fit, and characterized by Yuja as "modern and edgy" as well as practical, because they don't have to be ironed and lie nice and flat in a suitcase—and asked my opinion.
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Taking Silicon Valley ethos to distressed communitiesIn an interview with Business Insider, Steve Glickman, one of the policy&aposs architects, said that such allegations are coming out of a misunderstanding of what it looks like in practice, and that any potential abuses of the policy are a result of early days and "are the exception, not the rule," and will be ironed out by the upcoming rules.
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I don't know if your father actually is a detective from a 1970s cop drama, but in his head he almost certainly is the kind of guy to kick open a door, flash a badge, and shout "OK you suckers, party's over—put your hands in the air and no funny business" without messing his moustache, or the ironed crease down the front of his flares a single inch.
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The Toronto-born, London-based artist then stuffed these forms with batting; dyed them red with cosmetics and Pepto-Bismol; ironed on photographs and drawings, both found and her own; decorated them with turkey claws, sardines cast in resin, found porcelain pigs, and other detritus; draped them in golden chains; and hung them from poles smeared brown with self-tanner and hair in the gallery's basement-level storefront on Eldridge Street.
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For example, Team Trump — Ted Cruz of Texas, Brian Kemp of Georgia, Ron DeSantis of Florida, to name three — stuck to the party line that kept them in their positions, albeit in down-to-the-wire races, making their appearance in Republican red ties (the kind the president favors, the kind that hark back to the go-go days of Ronald Reagan) with dark suits and white shirts, the effect ironed and buttoned-up and very status quo.
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