"In microgravity, the cookie dough itself will want to hold itself together and it will pull itself to itself," Murphy said.
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What is this and also that, that is itself Itself.
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"I'd direct the reason toward the system itself — capitalism itself."
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History plainly repeats itself, and history will repeat itself again.
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DNC distances itself The DNC quickly distanced itself from the accusations.
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It worked itself into a little frenzy, but couldn't right itself.
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Today, Israel sees itself as more than capable of defending itself.
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It's part of the myth that fashion tells itself about itself.
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"Grand for itself, wise for itself," I wrote in a poem.
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It's killing itself, so I'm just gonna let it kill itself.
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It was a country unto itself and a law unto itself.
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The product itself has to prove itself as a gas engine alternative.
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A secure life in a nation that can defend itself, by itself.
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A secure life, in a nation that can defend itself, by itself.
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A sanitary place for your dog to relieve itself — that cleans itself
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But by itself, the U.S. cannot protect itself from a global outbreak.
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I don't see it burning itself out or sorting itself anytime soon.
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Any peace agreement must guarantee Israel's ability to defend itself by itself.
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The city is always tearing itself down and building itself up again.
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That horrible self-consciousness, every sentence comments on itself and comments on itself commenting on itself, and I think it was actually supposed to be funny.
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It covered itself in shells, armouring and hiding itself in one slick move.
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By joining, Microsoft itself also gets the same kind of protections for itself.
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If Tesla can permanently park itself above $400, then history could repeat itself.
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And, you know, the software itself, the Sensory Percussion itself is extremely powerful.
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The Singaporean company differentiates itself slightly by calling itself a "peer-to-business" platform.
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It compares itself to WeWork, yet WeWork itself is making major inroads in India.
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It helps, too, that Cloudyn itself has been amassing a large client list itself.
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Feminism cannot last or sustain itself if it just prides itself on white women.
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In the background are two pyramids and the Great Sphinx, keeping itself to itself.
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And it's the warfare itself and the violence itself that is the core issue.
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To differentiate itself from the market leader, Myspace, Facebook publicly pledged itself to privacy.
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"It's possible that Isis might renew itself, organize itself and regain territory," Omar said.
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The band itself itself has gone through a variety of phases, but still remains.
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The big question: Is Gloom allergic to itself, or is it high on itself?
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A member of the group that calls itself group calls itself Citizens for Constitutional Freedom.
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Or can the United States defend itself at home without committing itself to wars abroad?
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It immediately uninstalls itself should it find itself running on a machine in these countries.
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Snap has declared itself a camera company, envisioning itself as more than just an app.
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So why do we deny that religion itself, the scripture itself, can drive these atrocities?
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Redis itself would remain on the permissive BSD license — nothing had changed with Redis itself!
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Their music seemed designed to contemplate itself or suffer itself, rather than simply be experienced.
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It also repeats itself, clarifies itself and can speak up when you can't hear it.
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In fact, it was life itself—fizzy and full Of contrivances to keep itself afloat.
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If death won't let itself be thought of, it certainly won't let itself be curated.
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Permanent fiscal stimulus wouldn't pay for itself, but it would pay for part of itself.
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Here, with these experiments in celestial violence, humanity came closest to transcending itself, fulfilling itself.
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Snap pitches itself as specializing in close relationships, both among users and with the platform itself.
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But this is not, in and of itself, evidence that Trump's conduct itself was necessarily criminal.
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But meanwhile, the wound heals itself, filling in the missing tissue and protecting itself from infection.
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Data protection itself isn't a topic that naturally lends itself to glamorous thriller treatment, of course.
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This argument is what we call tautological, basically because it is using itself to prove itself.
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This is the hard part about failure in American politics: It feeds on itself, perpetuates itself.
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It had to turn in on itself, start eating itself with intersectionality and all that stuff.
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So obviously, with this test today, the explosion itself, the device itself, is getting more potent.
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While Nintendo distanced itself from… well, itself, it also managed to keep separate from the competition.
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Attendees caught the feline on camera as it plopped itself on the runway to clean itself.
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And the shutdown itself has become a core dividing issue, beyond debate over the wall itself.
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The production itself is a collage of many media, embodying our patchwork understanding of history itself.
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"The report itself speaks for itself," Brownley told VICE News at the Capitol after the hearings.
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"Sweat itself is just water with salt; sweat itself does not cause odor," Dr. Wattenberg said.
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I think the Fox executives are trying to rebrand Fox News and distance itself from itself.
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Pinterest has long resisted calling itself a social media company, instead labeling itself a productivity tool.
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As polls show, those Democrats are losing faith in capitalism itself, in the American dream itself.
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And when that brand quickly exhausted itself, conservatism reconstituted itself as the "populist" spirit of Trumpism.
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The impeachment of Trump is not just history repeating itself but repeating itself with a vengeance.
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And, in a funny way, this is when cinema itself makes itself known to the filmmaker.
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A book that gives the English language back to itself and your conscience back to itself.
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FoodPanda and its ilk act as a middleman between restaurants and consumers, but Grain differentiates itself by handling all stages itself — from preparation and cooking to order management and the delivery itself.
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I have to stop my exercise routine to let my skin heal itself and calm itself down.
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In its quest to make itself indispensable, Uber is keen to slide itself into your daily commute.
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In 2014, to distance itself even further from the offshoot, the original XBMC rebranded itself as Kodi.
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For a ballad to perform its intended function, it must itself produce desire and itself be sexy.
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Fortunately because the wood itself is just so beautiful that in itself sold it to these artists.
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Microsoft won't have the future all to itself But Microsoft won't have the future all to itself.
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Rihanna's look itself is a part of the exhibit itself, appearing in one of the final vignettes.
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And the key question is whether DeepMind itself can realistically deliver open research and investigation into itself.
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These drawings are not about our animal side confessing itself to itself in moments of unified solitude.
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Originally when the startup launched, it marketed itself as Spotify for Business, co-founded by Spotify itself.
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Vintage. I have a mild obsession with ouroboros — the snake is eating itself but also birthing itself.
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Of course, the freedom of speech by which Athens defined itself was famously betrayed by Athens itself.
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"The body has this incredible way of healing itself and finding itself anew," Brenda Bufalino, 80, said.
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Weight Watchers wanted to distance itself from diet culture and align itself with wellness and body positivity.
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It frames itself, withdraws under glass, barricades itself behind a bullet-proof surface, surrounds itself with a protective cordon, with instruments showing the room humidity, for even the slightest cold would be fatal.
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That basically means that it can program itself as needed and even turn itself off when you're away.
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It is foolish and ahistorical to imagine the Trump-Kim summit itself will lead anywhere near denuclearization itself.
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Without spoiling anything, there's just a ton of upheaval that needs to settle itself and figure itself out.
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Trust builds on itself just as distrust builds on itself as well, compounding into deep enmity over time.
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YarraBend is presenting itself as a luxury development, he said, and Tesla itself is a very luxurious brand.
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The franchise itself has painted itself into a corner of uncoolness, as this video from Innuendo Studios explains.
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They want us to 'let the work speak for itself' but not the the work speak for itself.
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But it doesn't seem as though the voting process itself is at fault in and of itself, however.
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Kohl's — The Wall Street Journal reported that the retailer is considering taking itself private or breaking itself up.
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So not only could it brake and accelerate itself, it could also realistically keep itself in the lanes.
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That was originally supposed to be the intro, but it ended up working itself into the song itself.
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That former grouping shows itself throughout Metallica's discography, which is itself home to some very fine hard rock.
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It required the first stage to flip itself around and re-light its engines to slow itself down.
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The annual security assistance ensures that Israel can defend itself, by itself, against mounting threats across the region.
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This double standard is another subtle way Superstore removes itself from the present and makes itself more timeless.
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And Vietnam, while seeking to defend itself from China, is unlikely to completely sever itself from China's orbit.
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Israel may find itself having to do the critical job of containing Iran in the Levant by itself.
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Her voice is an entity in itself, a force that asserts itself and demands to be reckoned with.
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This would almost feel like Netflix snarkily commenting on itself if the show didn't take itself so seriously.
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"It's very strange: The body has this incredible way of healing itself, of finding itself anew," she said.
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It becomes itself again, something forward and backward, up and down, outward, into all the planes of itself.
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The army identifies itself with the nation and finds it inconceivable to separate itself from the political apparatus.
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Just as I hope my poetry speaks for itself, so too do I hope this image shows itself.
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The problem for the fox is often losing itself in detours and even sight of the goal itself.
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That city thinks of itself as too big and important to concern itself with such provincial sporting concerns.
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Still, Beijing has promoted itself as a trade globalist in an attempt to contrast itself with Trump's protectionism.
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Sexual harassment itself is not new; unwanted and unwelcome sexual advances are probably as old as sex itself.
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The change potentially means that only the stylus itself needs to be powered, although the screen itself may still require a small amount of power to refresh itself to erase any writing or drawings.
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We have learned what it looks like when a party eventually wakes up to itself being overtaken and undone and throws itself into convulsions to rescue itself from a creature of its own creation.
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In shots of crowded downtown streets, overflowing store windows and a teeming waterfront, Mr. Herzog — who was a young German immigrant at that time — shows a city energetically inventing itself, building itself, consuming itself.
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That will set that two-year clock ticking and the EU itself cannot, officials believe, trigger the process itself.
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It's a reflection of the paranoia that has, like the show itself, once again found itself in prime time.
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The song itself is lyrically a bit vapid, concerning itself with the stamina it requires to party with Charli.
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Further evidence that alternative data is itself becoming not so alternative: Quandl itself was purchased last December by Nasdaq.
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In that sense, Amazon's biggest fear is that Walmart transforms itself into Amazon before Amazon transforms itself into Walmart.
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Bluesmart luggageThe Bluesmart "connected carry on" luggage promised the ability to weigh itself, charge your phone, and lock itself.
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Though the festival itself reports profits of around €30m, Salzburg itself enjoys a cash injection of €183m each year.
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Now, if you want to eat a fruit by itself, that combination of fruits by itself, be my guest.
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It is also decidedly self-conscious — determining itself, out of itself, responding with novelty to its own ossified forms.
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"Europe must provide itself with the tools it needs to defend itself against extra-territorial sanctions," Le Maire added.
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For first-time PSDB congressman Betinho Gomes, the party should renew itself by distancing itself from corruption allegations now.
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"Technically, it set itself up, and now it has to keep itself there," said Scott Redler, partner with T22.75Live.com.
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It never saw itself as better mainstream media — it saw itself as a conservative competitor to a liberal incumbent.
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But the one organization that would never bring itself to admit that bribes had been paid was FIFA itself.
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After distancing itself from the ISS, the Starliner will fire up its thrusters and take itself out of orbit.
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The Echo Loop itself charges through a proprietary charging dock (which itself is powered by a Micro USB cable).
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"Facebook did not avail itself of the opportunity to regulate the issue of complaint management itself," Oppermann told Spiegel.
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I would have nothing against the Orchestra declaring itself a nation unto itself; I would happily become a citizen.
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The bakers used materials from the building itself to fuel the oven, so that the structure eventually consumed itself.
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Aside from the Sands incident, Iran has largely restrained itself from launching those wiper attacks on the US itself.
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The power can be turned in on itself, it starts to eat itself, it starts to suicide, it's terrible, terrible.
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Perhaps if Amazon positioned itself as that possible fourth new wireless carrier, pitching itself as the solution to everyone's woes.
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Everything is both itself and the opposite of itself on a series that feels more focus-tested than well-crafted.
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A blowjob lends itself toward suggestion and psychological emptiness, which itself can be understood in the context of social dynamics.
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Narrative itself is a lie — whether it's in documentary film, journalism, or any other medium that concerns itself with facts.
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It doesn't run itself: The box is administrated by a local merchant, who handles payments and communication with OffGridBox itself.
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The surface itself is only about 500,000 years old, although the dwarf planet itself is about 4.5 billion years old.
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Transition House saw itself as a bunker, but Casa Myrna saw itself as part of the community, which included men.
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It has proven itself willing to abandon what's working if a better process or business model presents itself, he said.
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It is the city that never stops tearing itself down and building itself back up, bigger and taller than before.
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While reviews of the trade deal itself are still coming in, the name itself has gotten a resounding thumbs down.
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We have consistently supported Israel's right to defend itself, by itself, including during actions in Gaza that sparked great controversy.
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As the city made itself more attractive to young white people, it made itself less attractive to young black ones.
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But "Looking For Alaska" is nostalgic for itself, like it's admiring itself in a mirror instead of making eye contact.
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In continuing to misread the political situation and reality itself, the left is setting itself up for failure and disappointment.
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The company prides itself on innovation, and, for its chief executive officer, that apparently extends to the interview process itself.
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"My record stands for itself," he said, "and what you saw on that video clear as day stands for itself."
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If the work itself is massively influential, which we're told SotN is, it risks becoming almost a parody of itself.
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" He also threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea if the US finds itself "forced to defend itself or its allies.
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It can also make itself very skinny to ride through tight spots and can even flip itself over if it falls.
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The car itself is a modified Audi SQ5, rigged with a gray dial you twist to make the car drive itself.
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Impeachment then & now And from CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: History doesn't always repeat itself, but it can shadow itself.
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At times over the past 100 years, Argentina has shown that it can reform itself, reverse itself, and reverse those reversals.
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The crisis in which Britain finds itself in large part reflects the problems and contradictions within the idea of Brexit itself.
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A computer worm is a piece of malicious software that can replicate itself, sometimes very rapidly, distributing itself across connected computers.
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The company that tasked itself with helping to build the future finds itself in the midst of one it couldn't anticipate.
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The law firm itself has not yet been identified and the Dark Overlord reportedly declined to explain itself after Hiscox's response.
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"In allying itself with the Chinese, Fincantieri not only shot itself in the foot, but also fired into ours," she added.
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Over the last couple of weeks a group calling itself OurMine has established itself as prominent members of that third category.
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To factor larger numbers means scaling the computer itself, not just the algorithm, and that in itself remains an enormous challenge.
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Netflix presents itself as a filmmaker-friendly disrupter of a gatekeeper studio system, but it's an extremely powerful entertainment company itself.
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To top it off, the code itself is apparently itself broken, swapping a single equal sign where there should be two.
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Like a computer, my painting time would be a system that was reflexive: a system that uses itself to build itself.
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To set itself apart in the sea of under-$200 fashion watches, Mvmt positioned itself as an Instagram-first watch company.
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Rather than continue to suffer such attacks, the Euro-American child defends itself by creating a white racial identity for itself.
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But for a long time, only one bore the burden of having to explain itself, and of watching itself be explained.
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" Communication is a kind of beauty, he said -- and "beauty manifests itself from the noun itself, without strawberries on the cake.
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Portugal found itself asking for financial help in 2011 after private and public debt surpassed the country's ability to finance itself.
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The house itself is, as you might imagine, reported to be haunted, although the staff itself seems to downplay the hauntedness.
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This is a valuable insight in itself, but Pei wanted to take things further—he wanted to solve the problem itself.
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As 21c has defined itself as a museum hotel, does that make the hotel experience nearly as important as the art itself?
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After parking itself on the underside of a leaf, the zombified ant anchors itself into place by chomping down onto the foliage.
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With YouTube itself as the main VOD hub, that strategy also likely drives more viewing on YouTube itself, particularly on larger screens.
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The idea of an app for non-monogamous people itself is unique, and Winston feels like that itself would be a plus.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as UNCLOS itself allows.
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Weight Watchers rebranded itself to WW last year as it tries to transform itself to a wellness brand from a diet company.
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The notice itself isn't enforcing any particularly surprising rules (beyond the initial decision itself), but one bit stands out from the rest.
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Chrome is typically set to keep itself updated automatically and downloads new versions of itself in the background as you use it.
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Of course, over the period, social media have its function to correct itself in terms of rumor or filter information by itself.
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Cramer attributed the positive backdrop to the Federal Reserve putting itself on hold, as well as China and oil finally behaving itself.
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But handing off the decision to Congress, which has shown itself unwilling to address the issue of Dreamers, is a decision itself.
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It's extremely complicated trying to calculate "how the economy would reorient itself and reoptimize itself" with or without pollution regulations, said Burger.
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The display itself is rather underwhelming, with just a few diagrams for the suit joining Lee's video and the burial outfit itself.
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The vision the United States had of itself in, say, 1960 is radically different than the vision it has of itself now.
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And "Near Here" dances awkwardly, threatening a comfortable melody and beat before jerking itself up a half tone and throwing itself off.
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Snap can free itself from Silicon Valley's accepted norms because it doesn't think of itself as just another Silicon Valley tech company.
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Over the years, these scientists became like a platoon that could get itself behind enemy lines, only to find itself without weapons.
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The conference itself showcased the very fossil fuels that scientists and most sentient people agree the world must rapidly wean itself from.
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That, by itself, meant that racial attitudes would matter a great deal in 2016 — even above the powerful impact of partisanship itself.
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Michigan holds itself to be "leaders and best,"regarding itself as one of the preeminent bastions of higher learning in the world.
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Houston's world-renowned health care infrastructure found itself battered by Hurricane Harvey, struggling to treat storm victims while becoming a victim itself.
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This is a cycle that feeds itself rather than an onerous tax code that feeds upon itself and depresses innovation and growth.
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The whole thing slowly blossoms and expands over time rather than revealing itself entirely up front or miring itself in blatant repetition.
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Though outside the theater Finding Dory may feel like just another routine sequel in a sea stocked with them, inside it is the perfect expression of an animation studio that knows itself, likes itself and isn't afraid to be itself.
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This ancient animal moved with an athletic gait and it could hold itself slightly upright on itself—something salamanders and skinks cannot do.
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Image: SinemiaMoviePass broke the mold on theater subscription services and broke itself in the process, but the whole idea itself is not dead.
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And when the dust clears, Apple would pick itself up, brush itself off, and eventually ship the iPhone 8 with Intel's cellular technology.
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While the pudding itself is thick, chocolaty, and creamy, the whipped topping is almost as full-bodied and substantial as the pudding itself.
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Square has tied itself to a bunch of local businesses for launch, positioning itself as a company that is supporting the little guys.
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Here are some options how Messenger can improve itself through inspirations from competitors, while staying true to itself and shaping its own path.
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It's as if New York, now softened by safety and affluence, is in the position of trying to sell itself back to itself.
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This is all to say that GrubHub itself does not handle much of the delivery process itself, but rather the facilitating of it.
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My desire for completion wasn't driven by arbitrary trophies, but the genuine sense of satisfaction the game itself provided during the discovery itself.
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The company rebranded itself to WW last year and tried to position itself as a wellness company and not just a diet company.
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Or the West will have to resign itself to the reality that China may be able to write the rules itself very soon.
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It's not just the construction of the dam itself that stops people from using them – it's the (perceived) nature of lesbian sex itself.
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This is not too odd in itself—PRIDE tournaments were often for a unique Grand Prix prize rather than the world title itself.
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Yet, in the Nashville Statement, the CBMW casts itself in exactly this role while simultaneously absolving itself of any destruction it might inflict.
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Typical for the kind, the air setup can lower itself at speed for better aero or raise itself in an off-road mode.
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The agency itself, which generally prides itself on avoiding politics, has taken an unusually active and open role in lobbying for Haspel's candidacy.
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Also, Facebook most likely doesn't see itself through this lens, but it usually never sees itself the way the outside world perceives it.
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A bank that aligns itself with Lyft could potentially find itself shut out from a much larger IPO by Uber down the road.
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Experiment Engine describes itself as "the most comprehensive, easy-to-use conversion optimization platform," which might make it sound similar to Optimizely itself.
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Him dunking, in and of itself, is a stupendous feat, mankind scaling the mountain of limits, exceeding and exploding the human body itself.
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Emanuel knew that the CPD was in a world of its own, that it viewed itself as separate and accountable only to itself.
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Of course, the FCC itself is now required to do this after Congress got tired of waiting on them and took action itself.
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If a cell gets a mutation in the p53 gene itself, however, the cell loses the ability to police itself for faulty DNA.
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Although "Digital Renaissance" bills itself as a study of the "creative industries" writ large, it concerns itself almost exclusively with hit-driven sectors.
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While not itself notorious for economic corruption, Hezbollah has positioned itself, at this critical moment, as the guardian of Lebanon's self-serving establishment.
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But Amazon considers itself in their company, and with the new HD offering it's looking to differentiate itself and perhaps raise its profile.
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It has shown itself to be inventive, creative, edgy and non-compromising; it even challenges your notions of the composition of space itself.
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Kazakhstan wants to wean itself from a dependence on natural resources and transform itself into a financial hub, the Dubai of Central Asia.
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"Not because of the treaty itself, not because of the need itself, but just because of the rhetoric around the election," Duvall said.
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"The EU didn't regard itself as negotiating with the transient British Prime Minister, it regarded itself as negotiating with the U.K. government," added Rutter.
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The airport itself, through which millions of Muslim pilgrims pass this time of year, was itself targeted by a Houthi ballistic missile last week.
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In the filing, Snap also calls itself an "emerging growth company" under U.S. law, leaving it free to exempt itself from some reporting requirements.
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The school no longer has the archbishop's blessing to call itself a certified Catholic institution; instead, it will style itself an independent Catholic school.
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" Obviously Facebook itself didn't invent these itself, but scraped them from profiles that had listed the phrases under such headings as "field of study.
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Each module can separate itself from the larger structure, re-orient its position, and snap itself back onto the superstructure at the desired location.
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But Google Flights sets itself apart for the same reason Google sets itself apart from other search engines: The first is that it's fast.
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While the issue itself doesn't feature any advertising, the content itself reads like a 97-page ad for Saudi Arabia and its cultural attractions.
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If the country had seen the worst of itself on that day of the shooting, it also saw the best of itself in Castillo.
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On one planet, a team of scientists are accompanied by a Company droid, one who has hacked itself and refers to itself as Murderbot.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as the U.N. convention itself allows.
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Related: These Physics-Defying "Metamaterials" Were Inspired by Islamic Art [Premiere] MIT Made a Chair That Builds Itself MIT's Future Shoe Can Transform Itself
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When a red supergiant star runs out of fuel and can no longer sustain itself, gravity causes its core to collapse in on itself.
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Somehow it seems history must repeat itself each cycle, because we forget that raising venture isn't a badge of honor in and of itself.
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"While it may not show itself directly today in the rate of mishaps, I do believe it exhibits itself in additional risk," said Rep.
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China can then take the moral high ground, casting itself as a champion of global trade norms—even though it is quite protectionist itself.
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Alternatively, Snap, which calls itself a camera company, may be the next GoPro, which is a camera company that calls itself a media enterprise.
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By delaying efforts to wean itself off cheap credit, China may be setting itself up for some problems related to debt and industrial overcapacity.
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The virtual assistant even introduced itself and gave its own demo, similar to the release of the 1984 Macintosh, when the computer introduced itself.
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"LinkedIn refers to itself as a 'community' and expressly holds itself out as a place 'to meet, exchange ideas (and) learn,'" the brief said.
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Pai's response to this may be considered the rule itself, which he clearly believes is completely lawful and justifies itself in its lengthy preamble.
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"Grails was always dissembling itself after each record and eventually re-building itself into a new form for the next one," explains Emil Amos.
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When Doom rebooted itself in 2016, resurrecting one of gaming's oldest franchises into the modern era, it built a new, airtight formula for itself.
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The couple wasn't trying to make a statement, and Jay-Z felt that they didn't have to — the halftime show itself spoke for itself.
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"The U.K., which traditionally sees itself as upholding the spine of Europe toward Russia, is pulling itself out of that role," Mr. Niblett said.
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It may not reflect itself in a direct accessorial cost of detention, but it&aposs going to represent itself in that shipper&aposs costs.
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And when a ban lends itself to such a "substantially broad" reading, Volokh explains, that means the ban itself is unconstitutional on its face.
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We begin at some place like Starbucks, which is itself an unusual name, derived from a character in "Moby Dick," itself an unusual name.
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"They did what they'd never had another human cell do — duplicate itself and then duplicate itself and then duplicate itself," Winfrey, who plays Lacks' daughter Deborah in the movie, tells PEOPLE during the latest edition of The Jess Cagle Interview, excerpted in this week's issue.
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The great irony in all this is that while Sanders advocates Scandinavia as the default reset for America, the region itself is busy changing and reforming itself in the face of regional crises and global challenges — often making itself more American in the process.
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And, of course, there's Netflix, which has built itself atop this entire moldering system, then presented itself as an alternative to the ground beneath it.
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France should not only be able to defend itself against cyber attacks but should also be able to strike itself when necessary, Le Drian said.
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Researchers aren't quite sure why dense gas arranges itself in this way—perhaps the gas is simply organizing itself based on the local gravitational field.
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Even with the sunk costs of the machine itself and the purchase of a pair of tanks, we know it paid for itself long ago.
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But by so consistently defining itself by its security, the company is also setting itself up for heightened risk of losing face on this topic.
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The school has also banned itself from postseason play this year and stripped itself of one scholarship this year, and another no later than 2018.
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And while the panel itself is 14 inches on the diagonal, it's bracketed by some rather large black bezels that distract from the display itself.
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The Tesla takes itself out of the garage, leaves the city, takes the highway, exits and arrives at Tesla HQ, after which it parks itself.
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But much like the premise itself, that easygoing gameplay feels like it's there to set up some larger aspirations: the ideas behind the narrative itself.
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AlphaGo itself first learned on a database of millions of individual moves from 160,000 human-played Go games, before iteratively training against itself and improving.
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The detailing adds an intriguing texture to the walls, which lends itself nicely to the purpose of the building itself: promoting the country's technological achievements.
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Yet America's departure has galvanised China, which promotes itself as a champion of the deal—and Europe, which thinks itself in the vanguard of greenery.
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But instead of defining itself as a dog tech company, YaDoggie is positioning itself as a dog wellness company using technology to make things better.
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Burns feels this too: History doesn't repeat itself, but we know that human nature remains the same, and it's going to superimpose itself over stuff.
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The highest points of the SNL Bachelor sketches occur when the sketch is making fun of the show itself — or how the show presents itself.
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And yet the standoff also had an undeniable symbolism: Facebook, attempting to fix its mistakes by itself, found itself at last restrained by the government.
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And LinkedIn itself, it seems, was finding it a challenge to continue updating the app, even as LinkedIn itself was getting enhanced with new features.
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Fetch, which plans to launch itself in 2019, is a non-profit organisation and sees itself as a custodian of this question-and-answer network.
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"It tells the device to unlock itself because the password to unlock the device is stored in the keychain of the device itself," Thomas explains.
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THQ Nordic itself has been on a run the last few years, acquiring companies and intellectual property—including the name "THQ" itself—by the handful.
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Despite limited information about the script itself, Ferrell's casting was immediately controversial, and was widely condemned by conservatives, conservative media, and the Reagan family itself.
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How could a well-known organization which prides itself on diversity, and that some think is the entire internet, find itself with gender pay disparity?
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But go too quickly or have too much, and lithium will just deposit itself on the outside of the egg crate and then onto itself.
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Lighthouse itself does not collect any data that would make it possible to reconstruct an image of the user's environment, or of the user itself.
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And the car itself itself certainly looks the business, with sleek aerodynamic lines, a low, aggressively-angled bonnet, and a large and curved front windscreen.
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My home system is set up to automatically arm itself every night and to disarm itself in the morning before the house begins to stir.
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The Oracle Database 18c software handles the job of managing itself and expanding itself to more server infrastructure, so humans don't need to do that.
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It's almost a cliché to say that a ballerina's arms suggest wings — the technique of ballet itself lends itself to metaphors of lightness and flight.
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Mississippi disassociates itself with the store, the lawyer says, the same way it has disassociated itself with car dealerships and other businesses connected to boosters.
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Mark Harris of Vulture captured this feeling nicely when he wrote: The sketch didn't build so much as persist; it kept distracting itself from itself.
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If not guarded closely, the movement itself also risks aligning itself with particular political leanings, and adding to the gradual drip of politics into medicine.
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It is an island of a song, existing in and of itself, and it lies outside of trends, expressing itself entirely without need for them.
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Rather than appearing cavernous, his black canvases are encompassing and curious, exploring the possibilities of what black can carry within itself and create with itself.
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And left to itself, the party's conservative base appears to see itself more aligned to the Greens' cosmopolitan constituency than to Labor's working-class roots.
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As if finding itself in Mr. Trump's cross hairs were not enough, California has reason right now to feel especially vulnerable to climate change itself.
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It takes on a regime that presents itself as progressive while actively working to control narratives about itself, sometimes via massive armies of Twitter trolls.
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A society divided against itself becomes steadily weaker with each passing year, less able to rally itself to overcome the mounting challenges that lie ahead.
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Now, the sneaker company's page is flooded with impassioned commentary, and it has found itself compelled to make a statement distancing itself from white supremacists.
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Well, my friend, the earth itself is four-dimensional; therefore it casts three-dimensional shadows, solid reflections of itself through every moment of its being.
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It is dangerous because the designation itself can set off a negative popular narrative that may, in itself, help to fuel a bigger market decline.
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The system itself has not had to ask itself these types of questions, said Laceye Warner, a professor of Methodist studies at Duke Divinity School.
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Jimmy, as played by Bob Odenkirk, was an engaging presence, but the show itself sometimes seemed caught between a bunch of different versions of itself.
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As much as it sort of organizes itself to be a depiction of something, it's also always restating itself as this amorphous pile of goo.
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However, "the malware itself has the ability to mask itself and have variable signatures," Warren added, calling it an "arms race" between device makers and hackers.
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Rather than setting itself apart as an events-driven option for weekend getaways or longer trips, Chariot pitched itself as an alternative to the daily commute.
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Well it was doing that, as soon as I picked it up, the clock set itself to 24:27 and then just turned off by itself.
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EternalBlue, which exploits unpatched, older versions of the Windows operating system, was itself leaked in April by a mysterious "hacker" group calling itself the Shadow Brokers.
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It's almost as if the show is mocking itself for hewing too closely to the comics before as a way to distance itself from the tactic.
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The newspaper publisher formerly known as Tribune Publishing has rebranded itself "Tronc" as part of an ambitious plan to reinvent itself as an online news organization.
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Like Japan, the euro zone's battle with deflation only makes the euro itself a better store of value absent some collapse of the single currency itself.
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A substantial debt offering could allow it to pitch itself to potential investors in a planned IPO as having sufficient funding to see itself to profitability.
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While Snapchat distracts itself with new Spectacles 22018 camera glasses, Instagram is arming itself with new firepower to nuke the crap out of its adversary app.
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"Every given commodity fights for itself, cannot acknowledge the others, and attempts to impose itself everywhere as if it were the only one," reads thesis 66.
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It allows the audience to put itself in the protagonist's shoes and imagine being special enough that the rest of the world rearranges itself around us.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch Those inner workings enable the app to bill itself as a Wi-Fi "sharing" service and distance itself from anything that's remotely a hack.
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In renaming itself, Coach joins the likes of companies like Google — which renamed itself Alphabet — that have found a new alias as their identity changes course.
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The district said, "the ACLU's concern seems to be with the law itself" and noted that the complaint itself said it was following Texas state law.
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Back in 2016, Amazon also found itself embroiled in controversy after a ProPublica report accused the online retailer of using algorithms to favor itself over sellers.
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In other words, let the community moderate itself, and three hundred million people later, I will say there are limitations to letting the community moderate itself.
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In setting itself up as a smaller start-up studio, Expa is drawing a distinction between itself and Y Combinator, the most visible Silicon Valley incubator.
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The question is, why would Longbow, a firm that appears to pride itself on independent research, want to open itself up to this kind of criticism?
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Dance music conglomerate SFX has pulled itself out of bankruptcy and renamed itself LiveStyle, taking on former AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips as its chief executive.
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Over time, my phobia shifted to become about crying itself — which then made it inevitable that I would cry, in that prophetic way anxiety manifests itself.
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That stance, in itself, had the effect of revealing the hypocrisies of an institutional culture that surely sees itself as more enlightened than CBS or Miramax.
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Unless the opposition can strengthen itself enough to threaten the L.D.P.'s grip on power, no internal rebellion is likely to materialize within the party itself.
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The same thing is happening with the tidal moan of Lloyd's bowed bass, a sublimated pulse that manifests itself as a refusal to fully express itself.
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But by removing itself as the moderator of political content — including in paid ads on the site — Facebook has left itself open another avenue of criticism.
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In April, the activist hedge fund Jana Partners noisily declared itself an investor in Whole Foods Market and demanded that the grocery chain consider selling itself.
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In the spring of 2900, Jana Partners almost simultaneously announced itself as an investor in Whole Foods and demanded that the grocery store chain sell itself.
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Even if that's not true, Uber finds itself responsible for combating violent human behavior, and stretching itself far beyond its core competency: writing great dispatch software.
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Within the trans community itself, there remains significant debate over whether being trans should be considered a mental disorder, and whether transitioning itself should be medicalized.
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Some are notable because they make art that has proven itself timeless, things or ideas in which every successive generation can find some echo of itself.
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The video of the stick-egg has slowly burned itself to my retinas overnight, drilling itself into my brain, corroding my heart and, above all, my stomach.
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Hannum's voice, looping over itself, twists and wraps around itself in a dizzying collection of abstract chants, distant breathwork, and the anxious pulse of a kick drum.
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The company doesn't see itself as a direct competitor to other mobile wallets, but rather sees itself as a component of a larger ecosystem of payment options.
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"I am a brand; my modeling career is a brand in itself," she said, explaining that social media is a business in itself that supports her brand.
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From there, the lander will circle the Moon three times before using its engines to take itself out of orbit and slowly lower itself to the ground.
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The Justice Department had injected itself into the case even though it wasn't a party to the lawsuit and doesn't normally involve itself in private employment disputes.
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Soon after, Politico reported the company was in "free fall" and looking to sell itself to Athenahealth, a medical software company that itself went public in 2007.
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The chair propels itself, detecting the chair ahead of it and keeping a fixed distance between itself and its neighbor, as it moves along a predefined path.
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Even Snap itself has tried to distance itself from its app-based roots by declaring that it's now a camera company from the future, whatever that means.
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Meanwhile, along with most competitors, such as Circ, Tier is keen to position itself beyond e-scooters alone and is now calling itself a "micro-mobility" company.
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In the past, SoundCloud had valued itself at $700 million, and in 2014, the company thought it could sell itself for more than $1 billion to Twitter.
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Now, it appears that the company is positioning itself to inject itself into the financial side of things as well —potentially lording over your next checking account.
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Though ODG has largely made a name for itself in the military and enterprise spaces, the company is readying itself for an entrance into the consumer arena.
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The New York Post reports that Yahoo is only "halfheartedly" putting itself up for sale, and has hired advisors to defend itself against activist shareholder Starboard Value.
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Yet the punk scene itself, the original one that based itself around guitars, latex, and genuine anarchy, has waned into a shrub breathing on branded life support.
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PM: Art can reflect the society back onto itself, and that in and of itself is a very important job, but art can also be a hammer.
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But an eight-year-old drug maker focused on novel cancer treatments has landed itself and its investors a windfall by selling itself to a bigger competitor.
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"The market itself is moving to take carbon risk into account, and the market itself will be pricing carbon risk into the value of companies," she said.
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Seventy-five years later (almost to the anniversary of Pearl Harbor itself) President-elect Trump has surprisingly trained his rhetorical fire on the U.S. intelligence community itself.
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One, Gin Lane, the agency behind direct-to-consumer upstarts Harry's and Hims, is relaunching itself as a company called Pattern that will make DTC brands itself.
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It is rare for someone on the commission itself to state publicly that the process is unfair (she is, after all, nominally involved in the process itself).
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It had battled against the hard hot earth and the dead cow and time itself, run itself ragged to do the impossible, and it had done it.
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There is no economic or political advantage for America to disassociate itself from China, to allow itself to be manipulated by the economically and politically weak Russia.
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His response was to "work around the federal government and do something no modern American city had ever attempted: try to defend itself, by itself," Tepperman writes.
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They also noted that because the state itself buys about a third of all opioids sold in the state, via Medicaid, it would essentially be taxing itself.
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The movie and TV industry, long a center of cosmopolitan liberalism, often finds itself cast as the villain in the stories that red-state America tells itself.
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In other words, not every mall can simply reinvent itself as a luxury mixed-use center, and catapult itself into the upper echelon of top-performing malls.
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Directed by David Cromer with an inspired inventiveness that never calls attention to itself, "The Band's Visit" flows with the grave and joyful insistence of life itself.
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From the moment Ukraine declared itself a state, with the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, the country found itself torn between Western Europe and Russia.
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What she hopes is that the country will consider itself warned by the vitriol undammed by the campaign, and then work to get to know itself again.
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"LinkedIn refers to itself as a 'community' and expressly holds itself out as a place 'to meet, exchange ideas (and) learn,' " hiQ said in an earlier motion.
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Or Razer could just provide the enclosure by itself and let you do the rest — though we don't have pricing for the case by itself quite yet.
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For a party that celebrates diversity, pitches itself to underdogs and prides itself on being future-minded and youth-oriented, that's a freaky, baffling turn of events.
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Panera has set itself apart by offering relatively healthy options and being one of the first national restaurant chains to distance itself from high fructose corn syrup.
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The movie seems to transform itself from being singularly a "chase" movie into something that is bigger than itself: a social commentary on the nature of violence.
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Earlier this year, TiVo said it was preparing to split itself into two — a product and IP business — in order to make itself more attractive to buyers.
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But the post's massive popularity in itself shows just how much the core Reddit community prides itself on being the biggest and loudest trolls across the internet.
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" Mann has confidence in democracy's ultimate victory because he has confidence in democracy's ability to renew itself, to "put aside the habit of taking itself for granted.
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Unlike the previous Kodak smartphone — the IM22.2, which intentionally positioned itself as an entry level device — the Ektra is focusing on (and pricing itself with) higher aspirations: it describes itself as "a smartphone designed for photographers" and is taking that promise both to its hardware and software ends.
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One thing that has happened, as events this week have shown, is that this largely west coast-based industry, which once prided itself on remaining aloof from the rest of America -- and disengaged from Washington politics -- now finds itself part of a nation often at war with itself.
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Qatar bought itself an insurance policy by allying itself closely to the US and making itself important to American military operations in a strategically crucial area — Al Udeid airbase is home to some 11,000 US troops and is the nerve center of operations against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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" And he described cable TV itself as a "huge parasite in the marketplace, feeding and fattening itself off of local television stations and copyright owners of copyrighted material.
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The question is, how will-, I think there is a regulatory factor, that Google has to adjust itself to, or any foreign companies have to adjust itself to.
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"You can't fight a fire that's spotting ahead of itself a quarter of a mile, half a mile, in some cases a mile ahead of itself," he said.
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There are current limiters so that the device checks itself 1,000 times per second so that if it were over-delivering stimulation it would gracefully shut itself off.
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Since its launch, Oscar has sought to distinguish itself from more established insurers by marketing itself heavily to digital-savvy consumers, and by claiming to simplify customers' experience.
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A lot of this flies in the face of the 2018 info released by Netflix itself—which is suprising in itself, as it's super-stingy with viewer details.
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The gesture itself is the point, an end in itself, a shout to the Logan Roys of the world: I hate this, I hate this, I hate this.
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However, since the FBI allowed CREDO to identify itself in November and Cloudflare to identify itself this week, it's possible that the revelations could harm the EFF's case.
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In acknowledging that it is exploring "strategic alternatives," which is Wall Street's favorite way to say "putting itself up for sale," Yahoo finds itself in a familiar place.
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Moreover, Ms Suu Kyi has little authority over the army, which granted itself the right to regulate itself (and the police) before handing power to her civilian government.
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The food itself is prepared by the catering companies — including independent chefs, restaurants, and street-food vendors — that City Pantry partners with, while the startup itself organises delivery.
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Daimler AG, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, is splitting itself up into three companies in order to make itself "fit for the future," the automaker announced today.
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Snap, which launched itself in 22 with an app that sends disappearing messages, rebranded itself last year as a camera company and started selling $2600 video camera glasses.
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Snap, which launched itself in 2012 with an app that sends disappearing messages, rebranded itself last year as a camera company and started selling $130 video camera glasses.
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This was necessary as the car goes "from driving itself some of the time, to driving itself all of the time," Vogt said in reference to earlier models.
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Incredibly, it took AlphaGo Zero (AGZ) just three days to train itself from scratch and acquire literally thousands of years of human Go knowledge simply by playing itself.
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"The area there itself is fairly remote, but if you look at the density of the town itself, the houses are actually located pretty close together," Ernst said.
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The springy "X" would behave itself right up until the final, crucial leap, when it would launch itself in the wrong direction and we'd have to start again.
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It also used the opportunity to find a bigger brand purpose for itself and creating an internal culture of change that encourages and prides itself on taking risks.
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WeWork is moving to divest itself of some of its assets, including other businesses it purchased, as it tries to better position itself for an initial public offering.
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At the most basic level, a lunar lander begins its descent by propelling itself out of the orbit of the moon and orienting itself in the right direction.
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IBM has been trying to carve out a place for itself as a go-to cloud repository for all enterprise software services — not just those IBM builds itself.
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It's confusing, then, that a soon-to-be bar in Atlanta, Georgia would knowingly throw itself to the wolves by dedicating itself to, of all things, conspiracy theories.
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Liberal Ted Turner created CNN, an organization that, whatever its faults (and they are legion) saw itself, and still sees itself, as a neutral referee with transpartisan authority.
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If a platform is addressing a collective problem in a maddeningly strange way, consider that it might see itself, or only know to govern itself, like an eBay.
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In aligning itself with the West Germany also committed itself to the values of freedom and democracy, and to cooperation with all those who stand for these values.
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Trump spent most of the last three years at war with the DOJ itself, eager to assert his influence over an institution that generally viewed itself as independent.
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The poison would cling to the rat's fur "and then when the rat cleaned itself, licked itself, it absorbed the powder and was automatically poisoned," Dr. Michaux said.
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The top brass has found itself confronted by the social media, with the citizens waging war against "the citizens' army," as the Israeli military likes to call itself.
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") In order to differentiate itself—and perhaps wean itself off its parent company's money—Bayer has, over the last decade or so, branded itself as both family friendly and upscale, or what Jochen Rotthaus, Bayer's Director of Marketing and Communications called "klein und fein" (a rhyme meaning "small and elegant.
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The space itself is such an important part of my work since my focus is the figure in an interior space, with the space often being a subject itself.
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The company is, in essence, in the process of turning itself from a video store, which had to maintain a symbiotic relationship with movie studios, into a studio itself.
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At the same time, my stomach is twisting itself in knots and trying to rid itself of everything that has ever entered it, including its own acids and bile.
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I think the president wanted to be clear to the North Korean regime that the US has an unconditional ability to defend itself, will defend itself and its allies.
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Grunow said that the hardware itself would cost around 160-200 Euros from the Chinese manufacturer, so presumably it might be a bit more expensive in North Korea itself.
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In other words, Apple has set a new tablet standard even for itself this past year, and has placed itself firmly at the very high end of the market.
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The nation is seemingly at war with itself, vacating the center of dialogue and figuratively, at least, arming itself behind the barricades of deeply held but dramatically divergent beliefs.
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Phil's death became part of the mise en place of our restaurant itself, a piece of the restaurant just as tangible as the hot line or the bar itself.
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By now, Percy's contempt for this cliché — the traveler so busy with documentation that he misses out on some phantom called the "experience itself" — has itself become a cliché.
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While it did not bend on the restaurant — a Yelp spokeswoman said Botto was simply cheating itself out of customers — the site reportedly began exploring offers to sell itself.
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Mr. Trump indicated that the United States needed to protect itself from the failures of countries like France, which he said had allowed itself to be infiltrated by terrorists.
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But some industry watchers say Amazon is actually keen on becoming a delivery company itself — after all, the company already has declared itself a transportation company in public filings.
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It represented, at least to some degree, the effort of a peninsular culture to distance itself from, and elevate itself above, what it perceived as a barbaric outside world.
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"You should use the most gentle shampoo possible because the hair shaft itself is not growing so it can't repair itself and once you destroy a shaft it's destroyed."
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One of the most obvious is that Akzo's response to the PPG deal has been to do exactly what PPG itself did a few years ago: break itself up.
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The Affordable Care Act itself was, like any piece of complicated legislation, itself a compromise measure reflecting a number of different interest group, ideological, public opinion, and pragmatic imperatives.
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The new art takes the monument where it finds it, incrusts itself there, assimilates it to itself, develops it according to its fancy, and finishes it if it can.
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Articles explained how sodium attaches itself to intertwined muscle proteins, weakens them and makes them separate so salty water can force itself deeper into the turkey and stay there.
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T-Mobile was reeling from a failed attempt to sell itself to AT&T and struggling to distinguish itself from other low-cost carriers like Sprint and Metro PCS.
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In an OLED TV, every single pixel of that 4K (3,840 x 2,160) resolution screen can light itself up and shut itself off, creating the darkest, inkiest blacks possible.
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Hinge, which at one point called itself "the relationship app," is one of the many apps now owned by the Match Group but still strives to set itself apart.
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A low-sociability plant is one that in the wild is almost always found by itself (Panicum virgatum, for example, is almost always found by itself in a meadow).
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Sometimes a flicker of adrenaline turns itself into panic, which turns itself into a churning stomach, and suddenly you can't remember which came first — the panic or the churning.
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The container might be a crumbling basement with jutting quoins and niches, yet the house regenerates itself to be home, finding the solace in being at odds with itself.
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So while SNL often depends on the news of the week to propel itself forward, Maya and Marty set itself a harder task by choosing to avoid it entirely.
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But where "No Future / No Past" was sure of itself—sure of its rejection of itself, at least—"Realize My Fate" is searching: I ask Baldi about that God.
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A substantial debt offering could allow it to pitch itself to potential investors in a planned initial public offering (IPO) as having sufficient funding to see itself to profitability.
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Good work should — and does — speak for itself.
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AWS itself – as a whole – is an example.
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The sign — the slogan itself — is mere bullshit.
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" - Monica, 27 "Graduate school will pay for itself.
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Deals • Barnes & Noble will consider selling itself, again.
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Feminine atmospherics — femininity itself — confounds, annoys, exasperates us.
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You're ... So, I think there's some ... Aging itself?
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The urge for a shared connection can easily manifest itself in a mutual aww over a french bulldog that just rolled onto its back and is struggling to right itself.
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"So there are ways of streamlining and improving the functioning of the European Union, but the European project itself, the Union itself is something that is worth preserving," he added.
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The "mole" is sort of like a hollow, inch-thick, 16-inch-long nail that will use a spring-loaded tungsten block inside itself to drive itself into the rock.
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That's because the usual symptoms of a cold — sneezing, runny nose, coughing — are really just byproducts of your body trying to rid itself of the virus, not the virus itself.
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As far as "Pure Water" itself is concerned, the title in and of itself invites all your best "icy" and "chilly" puns, and more importantly, it lives up to them.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) has committed itself to studying a possible alumina contract but it will face the problem that the industry itself hasn't decided on a benchmark price.
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Indeed, McCarthy & Holthus itself sent Obduskey a notice identifying itself as a debt collector and requesting payment, which a federal appeals court said was not enough to invoke the FDCPA.
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The selfie, however, is not to blame in and of itself, as Priceonomics notes: Of the 49 cases we examined, not a single death was caused by the selfie itself.
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It has limited itself to working with local info on the phone itself, while Google can use all that data it has scooped up from search and other cloud services.
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Princess Charlotte looks gorgeous in the hand knitted cardigan that is a timeless design lending itself to be passed on to generations and the stitch itself looks like a Rose.
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Within moments, one of the massive ancient animals surfaced and dragged itself to the shore, raising itself on its flippers to stare at us staring silently back, 30 feet away.
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Like the Internet itself, in its early years, don't overestimate deep learning's impact in the short term — but, like the Internet itself, don't underestimate its impact in the long run.
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The generic hardware store (or, in Italian, ferramenta) is also itself arguably part of the unseen fabric of an entity like Prada (both the fashion house and the foundation itself).
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Paytm raised money from Ant Financial, the financial services affiliate from Alibaba, two years ago, before Alibaba itself invested itself some six months later at a $22016 billion-plus valuation.
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There's Lyft, which is positioning itself as the driver friendly alternative to Uber, and the upcoming Juno, which is positioning itself as the driver-friendlier alternative to Uber and Lyft.
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The environment itself was made by OrbX, a company that designs flight simulation scenery, but OrbX itself has voiced no objections so far and Doorman isn't affiliated with the company.
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This itself has morphed into a business in of itself, with the company generating $22 million in revenue in 2017 and reaching an annual revenue run rate of $75 million.
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The key difference between therapeutic hypothermia and torpor is the fact that a hibernating body cools itself naturally, while a hypothermic one tries very hard to warm itself back up.
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However, America can't insulate itself from the impacts of climate change any more than it could have insulated itself from fascism had it maintained an isolationist posture in the 1940s.
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"In a modern Britain that prides itself on its artists, galleries and aesthetic daring, it is absurd that a public gallery lets itself be a servant of royalty," he wrote.
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"The world is watching to see if China is really the global power it professes itself to be, and the responsible power that it professes itself to be," Kirby said.
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ICAHN: YEAH, I THINK THAT THE COMPANY, I BELIEVE, TO ENTRENCH ITSELF – THE BOARD TO ENTRENCH ITSELF – WENT OUT AND ISSUED STOCK – AND ISSUED STOCK FOR A COMPANY CALLED BONANZA.
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"The world is watching to see if China is really the global power it professes itself to be and the responsible power that it professes itself to be," he said.
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A significant portion of Americans — roughly one in four — believe the US should remove itself entirely from the affairs of the region and let Saudi Arabia handle its issues itself.
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Now it seems as if Google itself wants to supersede Twitter in some cases, by hosting the real-time responses itself, instead of just pointing to a third-party service.
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Hacking in games has, in ways, regressed from Hacker's initial insight into the complexity of computers and what "hacking" is (even as the term itself ends itself to many definitions).
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The presence of stars manifested itself as a telltale dip in the intensity of a bath of radio waves, so-called cosmic microwaves, leftover from the fires of creation itself.
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The most common type of the disease chiefly presents itself (at least in the early phases) through behavioral changes; another type announces itself with difficulties in using and understanding language.
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Having failed to meet the deadline, Mr. Netanyahu pushed the Parliament to dissolve itself early Thursday, and a politically fatigued Israel awoke to find itself in another bitter election cycle.
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Whatever you think about the Catholic imagination as it manifests itself in the secular world, the church itself has been in the business of creating beauty for a long time.
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The result is that while the Trump administration now finds itself in the middle of the Saudi-Qatari dispute, it may soon find itself caught between the Saudis and Iran.
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Next week, we'll dive into the Senate trial itself, all the parts and the major players as we wait to see what will actually happen with the trial itself. Hurray.
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Once it got dark, a few taps and the telescope located itself via GPS and aligned itself with the stars, a task it completed far quicker than the Bellavia Mini.
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And in its main bitcoin mining business, Bitmain protects itself from losing too much to investor speculation by selling chips to miners, rather than doing all the bitcoin mining itself.
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So much of what we do is focused on the music itself, and the playing itself, so for me it would probably be to make a recording with Norman Blake.
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Efforts to map it, and understand it — in terms of both how it understands itself and what it prefers not to understand about itself — are necessary, even if they're imperfect.
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For now, if it can, Viacom would still rather make money from traditional TV, and traditional TV bundles, then cutting itself up and selling itself a channel at a time.
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At first the company billed itself as the future of news—a sell that seemed rather ambitious, sort of like an undermanned expansion team declaring itself the future of the NBA.
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But the suits give Facebook a chance to defend itself against charges of being lax with privacy and security, explaining how users have been victimized by hackers — not the platform itself.
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As for regime change, the U.S. track record in the Middle East speaks for itself: Whether in Afghanistan, Libya or Iran itself, U.S. efforts have never met expectations and typically backfire.
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On top of fan contributions, Valve itself contributes $1.6 million to the International's prize pool each year, which by itself is more money than most premier-level esports tournaments offer up.
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Following Donald J. Trump's unfathomable electoral victory last week, Facebook found itself spastically and fruitlessly defending itself from claims it helped produce the outcome with its feed full of fake news.
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ISIS' main goal is to present itself as the Islamic State that it has named itself, the guardian of an expansive caliphate that is both a theological and a geographic entity.
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The fish keeps itself hidden by moving inside of its various holes/homes and the researchers wanted to understand what kind of autonomous sensing functions it used to keep itself safe.
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It's worth keeping an eye on, because some features can be developed in the app itself and others may require coordinating work with all the carriers on the Chat standard itself.
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Surveys find that about a third of the population considers itself British, a slightly smaller share says Irish, and around the same reports itself to be neither, but rather Northern Irish.
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With Unata, Instacart can get itself into the app development side of the grocery industry, positioning itself in the background of an existing relationship between a grocery store and its customers.
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For now, it's the return and the return of the ocean repeating itself over itself, water on water, movement over movement, waves over waves, breathing following breathing, affirmation coming over affirmation.
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"A breakthrough is never a single point on a line, but rather the process of the line itself, a point on a path rather than the actual path itself," he said.
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The sale comes as Electra is in the process of separating itself from the investment arm, which has renamed itself Epiris and is due to split from the firm in June.
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This time, the company set a price range for itself (TechCrunch's coverage here), valuing itself at $84 billion and also detailing estimates of its first-quarter results (Crunchbase News's notes here).
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Late last year, photo sharing platform Snap rebranded itself, ditching the "chat" and positing itself to investors as a hardware company touting $130 smart Spectacles – available by vending machine, of course.
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Follow-up Daisy expanded on Devil and God, smoothed out the edges yet also threw itself off a cliff, submerging itself in an ocean of thought, at the bottom of everything.
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Spicer has effectively mastered "the tweet speaks for itself" when asked about a tweet, even if the tweet doesn't speak for itself, because no one can explain Trump's tweets but Trump.
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Unless a car is capable of driving itself safely in every situation, drivers will still have to remain alert and ready to take control even if the car is piloting itself.
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Deutsche Bank is a global equity capital markets powerhouse itself, ranked 7th worldwide according to Thomson Reuters data, so it has the necessary expertise itself to prepare for a capital increase.
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Political impact The election itself comes after Israel's parliament, the Knesset, voted on December 26 to dissolve itself, triggering early elections in April -- nearly eight months earlier than required by law.
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The simple design, when manipulated in various ways and built upon itself, lends itself to endlessly creative results, making it a hands-on, "analog" toy that multiple generations have enjoyed equally.
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If Steinhoff's debt was to be converted into equity, however, the ECB would find itself in a conundrum as the rules that it has given itself only allow for owning debt.
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In the video below, you can watch it in action, as it navigates itself into the center of its exoskeletons, and then uses emitted heat to wrap the suits around itself.
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F37.13 tries to sell itself as a more accessible style of communal exercise than CrossFit; not a lifestyle in itself, just an easier way to optimize the one you already have.
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Now, in true entrepreneurial fashion, the phrase is finding itself as the center of — what else — a startup itself, which today is announcing a sizeable Series B as it gains traction.
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And yet … The experience is spectral and meta and good fun, as the film hovers over itself at self-conscious, critical remove while also engaging in a ghostly conversation with itself.
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Instead, Paramore has removed itself from the narrative, making an album that mostly reveals how fatigued it was with its old idea of itself, and the conversations that came with it.
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Because the phrase that participants were shown was neutral and didn't contain a political message in itself, researchers were able to test whether the font itself was actually influencing people's perceptions.
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Goldman Sachs found itself "wrong-footed" last year as it positioned itself for a return of volatility and inflation that didn't happen, at least not immediately, CEO Lloyd Blankfein said Tuesday.
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The place was a log cabin bed-and-breakfast, lushly decorated with antler-based furniture; it billed itself as the only lodge with a full-frontal view of the monument itself.
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But in sidelining and punishing such people, the C.C.P. isn't just devouring itself: It is also declaring war on expertise and depriving itself of firsthand knowledge about local conditions in Xinjiang.
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It's time we focused on giving more Arabs and Iranians access to the ingredients that enabled Tunisia to transform itself by itself into a democracy without a single U.S. war fighter.
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People fret that the Trump administration will crack down on a free press; that it will only serve to enrich itself; that it will try to keep itself in power indefinitely.
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I don't think you necessarily need to think of this manifest itself as lower interest rates leading to lower future investment, though I think that is partly how it manifests itself.
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These expenses allow a charity to sustain itself (the way a family has to pay the electric bill) or to improve itself (the way a family might invest in college tuition).
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"As for the video itself director, Ethan Young, had this to say: "It's difficult to make a video feel like it's building toward something if the song itself plateaus relatively early.
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What about the dossier itself -- does it seem credible?
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" Secular humanism, briefly, bills itself as a "naturalist philosophy.
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The store itself and three of the websites — sharedthis.
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" Handong U. in S #Korea, calls itself "God's university.
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" Financial reform "has to come from the industry itself.
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But what were you ... Talk about the movie itself.
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" "The problem is that it's transforming itself into Peshawar.
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Perhaps Gmail itself — and not just Inbox — is next.
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M.C. Funny how history repeats itself sometimes ... in reverse.
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Migliaccio & Rathod described itself as a tech savvy firm.
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The Y.P.G. presents itself as the antithesis of ISIS .
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" He notes, "The tax cut indisputably paid for itself.
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" Judd's work "had itself come to contain the world.
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You can't plan the future — the future plans itself.
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David Brooks The phrase almost completes itself: Midlife … crisis.
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Of course Facebook itself faces a similar risk — i.e.
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PARK CITY, Utah — Does the Internet dream of itself?
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The building itself was unrecognizable — it had fallen entirely.
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Or worse, encephalitis — an inflammation of the brain itself.
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Yeah. Well, Pearson itself is ... Company's 175 years old.
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The book itself — erotic, spiritual, poetic — is anything but.
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The house itself ... also a sight for sore eyes.
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It rejuvenated itself — and it can do so again.
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Don't thank us — service is enough thanks in itself.
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Deals • Univision said that it is considering selling itself.
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" "Terrorism has manifested itself in many types of organizations.
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Like Dentley & Soper's itself, the dress is bad news.
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We'll see how - how their approach plays itself out.
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Even the term itself — "a broken heart" — evokes pain.
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" But the company itself, the statement said, is "apolitical.
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The granular detail itself looks well — kind of weird.
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The music itself is good — even thrilling in parts.
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Obama's initiative — and the garden itself — was all about.
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The Senate — and indeed, truth itself — will stand trial.
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" W'ani aba itself means "to see with envious eyes.
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The trailer for Life Itself once again mines these rich Hollywood subjects through the eyes of one of their biggest fans: writer/director Dan Fogelman, who created This Is Us. You can't tell much about the story of Life Itself from the trailer apart from that it will be painful and poignant – like life itself!
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If the ICO process itself drives adoption for a product, a startup might find that the first 1,000 or even first 100,000 user problem has largely vanished during the fundraise process itself.
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The order page was gone by April Fools' Day itself, but the grocer has continued to draw scorn on its Facebook page from offended folk, despite its blog post later explaining itself.
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"So this is how gracelessly freedom of speech ends in a country which prides itself on its freedoms almost more than it prides itself on its Camembert and Brie cheeses," said Simonyan.
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Anadarko Petroleum (APC), the company that agreed to sell itself to Chevron (CVX) for $33 billion, decided to begin negotiations to sell itself to Occidental Petroleum (OXY) instead, Reuters reported, citing sources.
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Nintendo has at least given itself room to move downward, but forcing itself into a hasty and dramatic price drop as it did with the 3DS would not be a good sign.
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Reddit Is Tearing Itself ApartIllustration: Sam Woolley/GizmodoFor the past 11 years, an eternity in internet time, Reddit has touted itself—repeatedly, and loudly—as the place to have "authentic conversations" online.
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Scientists have discovered a unique, leaf-shaped spider that perfectly camouflages itself in rainforest trees—and even drags dead leaves up into the branches, securing them with web, to help itself hide.
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So far it doesn't look like Bandersnatch is playable anywhere, but given that the episode itself is a game and the game itself results in certain horror, that's probably for the best.
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Of course, establishing that someone was truly ignorant would itself require some investigation, a process that itself can be unpleasant, providing yet another incentive to keep tabs on members of one's circle.
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A newly released study from The University of Oklahoma looked only at managers and how they did, rather than the fund itself, and limited itself to measuring only funds with solo managers.
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Finding itself in a hole, Starbucks' management, which has a long history of supporting left-wing causes , decided to bow to political correctness, defy common sense and dig itself a deeper hole.
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" The Inferno star ends the inspirational chat by urging the country to pick itself up, dust itself off "and go show the world what else you can stuff inside a pizza crust.
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Reds get their color not from the juice itself — grape flesh itself is almost always white — but from how long the juice sat in contact with the skins: the longer, the darker.
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Had Europe pledged a decade ago to allow Turkey's application to go forward, and convinced Ankara (and itself) that membership was a realistic prospect, it might not find itself so helpless today.
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The Korean company has ably differentiated itself from its compatriot Samsung, but — and this is not the first time I've said this about an LG device — being different by itself isn't enough.
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The black hole is black because of a singularity, or a region where the fabric of space and time itself has collapsed in on itself, forming a single point with infinite density.
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The thing with AlphaGo is that it plays itself and has a seemingly inexorable rise in its own power... Yeah, I agree that it appears to be improving when playing against itself.
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It's as if the persistence of the rally itself keeps generating concerns that the market has run ahead of itself, which continually rebuilds a wall of worry for the indexes to climb.
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It positions itself as different from WeWork in that companies are front and centre in the building rather than the brand of Knotel, unlike WeWork which pushes itself as the main brand.
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While the question itself is boring, the fact that we seem unable to say, "Unequivocally no" and move on is interesting, because it reveals something about the state of mainstream feminism itself.
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In the show and in our own world, Nazi Germany had largely cut itself apart from the world, which allowed the government to control how its populous saw itself and its impact.
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"If it's a new federal plan, I do not like it because the federal government has shown itself unable to constrain itself when it comes to fiscal matters," Brat told The Hill.
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By locking itself out of a market that contains hundreds of millions of potential users, Google has not only set itself back, but it has ceded ground to American and Chinese competitors.
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"I got really into thinking about the machine being able to recognize itself and using its newfound intelligence to save us from itself, like Gizmo from the movie Gremlins," he told me.
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Because self-driving cars rely on massive amounts of data to improve their algorithms, a key method of teaching a robot car to drive itself is simply to let it drive itself.
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"We did research on taking advantage of the molecular syringe aspect of phage, and what we had them do is inject instructions for the microbe itself to kill itself," he told me.
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But Australia tends to see itself as a model of upstanding sportsmanship — and the intensity of the response here reveals the degree to which Australia sees itself through the lens of sports.
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It's backed itself into worse corners before (like the one it was in after The Sopranos ended in 2007), and it's always found the big hit it needed to pull itself out.
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" Arden noted that such a fracture "is not a definitive finding that by itself determines that a death was a homicide, or by itself distinguishes a homicidal strangulation from a suicidal hanging.
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It sold to Yahoo for $1.1 billion in 2013, then withered as Yahoo sold itself to AOL, AOL sold itself to Verizon, and Verizon realized it was a phone company after all.
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As she grew up, breathing the air of new freedom, Kidjo came to see that by ridding itself of colonialism, Africa had not shut itself off from the rest of the world.
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But by the final weekend, I did start to enjoy the physicality of the sound itself — and yes, the Berlin Staatskapelle can whip up a glorious one — as an end in itself.
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Politics itself is not the issue The issue is not politics itself, but the absence of respect and civility, along with the tacit acceptance of bias against those with differing political affiliations.
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In terms of the preparation for the event itself, nothing really changes having two Le Mans in one season because Le Mans is such an extraordinary race; it almost stands by itself.
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I suspect that, say, the beeping machine that shrinks down into a tiny version of itself (or compresses into a crumpled up version of itself) will have something to do with something.
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The idea for Maple was that it would differentiate itself from traditional restaurants by operating as a delivery-only service and from other meal-delivery competitors by crafting high-quality meals itself.
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The refusal to name or truly address patriarchal control as the ultimate source of this scandal means the lie will simply rebuild itself, cloak itself in the auspices of truth, and sell itself as progress until the next revelation threatens to combust the system — at which point it, too, can be contained, and the system can carry on.
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That is the thrill of it, the fun of it, the thing about college basketball that redeems the indefensible rest—the ambient economy of college basketball perfects itself and perfects itself, aims itself towards an ever more perfect placelessness and an efficiency that approaches entropy, and then every year it just does not happen that way.
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The vinyl release in and of itself is a work of art, from the front and back sleeves to the record itself and the gatefold, which depicts one of the game's alien entities.
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The company held onto its past too long, renamed itself after its flagship product, and you know the rest, pretty much drove itself into irrelevancy by fighting Android and clearly defined market data.
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Like the colonizing forces of the West itself, Westworld itself has expanded this season to show us new parks with imagined settings in British-ruled India (the Raj) and feudal Japan (Shogun World).
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Why it matters: One of the biggest risks to the stock market and the economy itself is the fear of a recession, much more so than a recession itself, as we've written before.
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And his private struggle nicely reflects the wider test of the conservative conscience: What does one do when a party that has spent decades setting itself against the establishment suddenly turns on itself?
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Whereas a $4,500-a-week resort presents itself as an escape from work, a fantasy of purification, a $3-a-week app presents itself as something you should integrate into your daily life.
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Although Syria itself is not a significant oil producer itself, the wider Middle East is the world's most important crude exporter and tension in the region tends to put oil markets on edge.
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AMPLE LIQUIDITY WHILE RE-ESTABLISHING ITSELF WITH INVESTORS HCP will have ample liquidity to retire maturing debt obligations through 2018 which provides it time to re-establish itself with debt and equity investors.
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If, indeed, war is a serious risk, then Wall Street will find itself in the teeth of the bear, while the world finds itself in the teeth of an even more fearsome beast.
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The most perplexing part of the Democrats' approach to Syria is that the party, now dousing itself in "progressivism," sees itself as the one that cares about the well-being of all people.
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To make matters worse, the worm also sent itself out to all of the affected users' contacts — Gmail or otherwise — reproducing itself hundreds of times any time a single user fell for it.
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OPEC's Gulf members, led by Saudi Arabia, insist OPEC will not cut production by itself, as this would give up market share to rivals, and expect the market to balance itself over time.
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While it sometimes feels like Primitive Weapons narrowly avoids being overshadowed by its members' extracurricular activities, the band itself has carved out big, angular niche for itself in Brooklyn's overflowing heavy music community.
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This rapid proliferation of subgenres has itself become part of the "vaporwave" punchline, gesturing at the absurdity of the genre itself even as it sees artists using it as a springboard for innovation.
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The successor to Mr. Zarqawi's group, then calling itself the Islamic State in Iraq, exploited these conditions in 2011 and 2012 to reconstitute itself, for example by breaking extremists out of Iraqi prisons.
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Instead of the worldwide automobile industry thinking of itself as the $2.3 trillion business it is now, Mr. Fields said, it should see itself as part of the much bigger global transportation industry.
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Ekeland said the Ninth Circuit, covering the state of California, has itself issued rulings at odds with itself that would have an impact on the Trump twitter account fiasco as a potential case.
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The law itself does not create policy, but authorizes Rossello to make decisions through executive orders expected in the coming weeks, as the island tries to pull itself out of an economic crisis.
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"Rather, the alt-right movement is more apt to manifest itself in rising resentment that will show itself in the polls come election day," read an account on Richard Spencer's alt-right website.
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Facebook Dating is now available in 20 countries, and can bootstrap its own growth by promoting itself in one of the most popular apps in the world — while further enmeshing itself with Instagram.
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"A country is leaving and has gotten itself into a right old mess, making itself ridiculous to its European partners," said Rosa Balfour, a senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund in Brussels.
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Now, the data itself might not be new, per se.
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Podemos has at least saved itself from an open split.
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They can't even find the leakers within the FBI itself.
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As for the drive itself, it was brief and enjoyable.
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As for the speech itself, she didn't take it in.
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It recently vowed to rename itself the "Muslims of France".
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Instead it has got itself into a politically costly mess.
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Indeed, it may have been as important as writing itself.
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They've put scrutiny on the jet model itself, of course.
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How the hurricane will blow itself out is anybody's guess.
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There was no way the country could have prepared itself.
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TPG itself is beginning to commit more money to Africa.
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The opponents agree that overturning the sale itself is impossible.
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And then the zoo itself, of course, is to blame.
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After that, David showed us how it could park itself.
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It's not the product itself, it's the inspiration to students.
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And we'll see how that manifests itself in season 8.
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Tencent has instead focused on investing itself into global positions.
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Chesapeake itself has been burdened by a heavy debt load.
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In Simon's view, AI itself was born in social science.
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The 2016 schism is expressing itself on the campaign trail.
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Or at least until this government can get itself together.
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The new headset itself is very comfortable and relatively lightweight.
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Unlike many other games, Fortnite doesn't take itself too seriously.
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Pulse billed itself as the hottest gay club in Orlando.
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The final thing you have to fear is fear itself.
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But the mainstream parties hesitate to embrace the SD itself.
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Visiting a prison is, itself, a rare and demanding experience.
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It was also a vote of confidence in Britain itself.
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Another suggested weaving red carpet festivities into the ceremony itself.
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Instead it has become an industry in and of itself.
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It's also a company that prides itself on offering bargains.
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Anger by itself does not guarantee a surge in voting.
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It senses danger immediately and takes action to save itself.
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Or is that itself an exercise of freedom of association?
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Underwater vehicle that drives itself Proteus is also incredibly smart.
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" He added: "This humanitarian disaster will begin to repair itself.
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Cunning in this context manifests itself in a particular way.
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The EU itself is on a path of slow disintegration.
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The biggest threat to the company's existence is Tesla itself.
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The report itself is not a presidential communication with anybody.
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They might even send space itself rippling with gravitational waves.
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Then there's the Outdoor Satellite itself, which costs another $329.
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The website itself seems to have popped up in 1998.
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Some were radicalized abroad; some were radicalized in Germany itself.
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All we are is America itself, fighting for its life.
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Within the psychedelic community itself, there are concerns about commodification.
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And even then, the act itself isn't shown on screen.
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Getting everything in there is already a challenge by itself.
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the game itself, is embarrassing to play.
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"Much of life itself is boring," he told CBS News.
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It's probably just the cool, tedious pace of winter itself.
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However, Ashley Graham's cover is groundbreaking for the industry itself.
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Dapper Dan's unlikely, epic story seems to keep writing itself.
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Although his "brand" attaches itself to buildings and golf courses
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Others mocked the backlash itself: WOMEN: Treat us like humans.
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Trim the overhanging yulfka slightly and tuck it under itself.
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And the job itself, if you make it, is grueling.
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This question is probably as old as the airplane itself.
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The app itself is free, and comes with 10 tracks.
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Opposition parties described the move as a coup in itself.
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The title does a lot of heavy lifting by itself.
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So it's a lot more than just the fighting itself.
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" But, he added, "Europe will not let itself be destabilized.
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South Korea itself is split on its support for THAAD.
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"This case is in a category by itself," Sullivan said.
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As the Democratic Party reinvented itself in the aftermath of
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So the song itself is kind of an emotional labyrinth.
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However, for the event itself, she wore black patent heels.
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Hell, what's happening with cyber might be changing warfare itself.
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And in that repetition, the change itself became more meaningful.
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Getting paid can be a job in and of itself.
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That heart attack stuff will sort itself out, I promise.
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Meanwhile, the alcoholic beverage company is getting into cannabis itself.
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Major principles and major guidance comes from the Constitution itself.
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Instead, the shoot was pushed to after the wedding itself.
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It's just that it manifests itself differently in different places.
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And that was when the Maze revealed itself to me.
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But what's at stake is bigger than the story itself.
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Controversy One: The movie's erasure of the Green Book itself.
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That's also after you drop $100 on the camera itself.
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Still, the disease itself didn't come out of the blue.
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Except ... remember that comment about how Jimmy's personality unmakes itself?
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The setup is a small feat in and of itself.
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The Romanian method itself dates back even further than that.
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No one regulation by itself has had a bad effect.
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But the mass itself can vary over a wide range.
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The choice of rig itself was also a big downside.
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A reintroduction of the games, and maybe of Atari itself.
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The company is packing more cores onto the processor itself.
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The problem isn't with the camera itself, it's the medium.
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One red flag was the premise of the show itself.
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Or is that obstruction in any way in of itself?
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This seems more up Lorelai's alley than the hike itself.
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The case itself is available in both black and gold.
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Do you think it cancels itself out in this sense?
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Suniva itself filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on April 20163.
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Yes, it's a mouthful, but the tech itself shows promise.
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Along with that, the nature of power itself is changing.
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Facebook itself spent nearly $8 million on lobbying in 2015.
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The country has recently bought itself breathing room as well.
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The phrasing itself is very "on brand" for our publication.
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"The lawsuit speaks for itself," a Nikola spokesperson told Mashable.
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The process repeats itself until a candidate has a majority.
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The magic would happen when we turn it on itself.
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More evidence of growth can be found within China itself.
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Bitcoin itself is struggling to find a bottom this week.
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Under this provision, liability would reside with the robot itself.
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Steam billowed up as the rocket steeled itself to rise.
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And, just go with me here, food that cooks itself?
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We'll let the stock chart today speak for itself: ( function() {
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These days, it seems like MoviePass itself is a scam.
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This isn't a franchise; it's an app store unto itself.
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A spokesperson for Amazon said AWS was not itself compromised.
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That makes it nearly as old as the universe itself.
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But the spot itself has always been kind of mysterious.
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However, a shift in emphasis is beginning to reveal itself.
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The Front Altair itself remains in the Gulf of Oman.
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Similarly, the Instagram image of Corsica is not life itself.
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Crew Dragon will have 18 to direct itself in space.
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Officials have insisted the dam itself is not at risk.
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The process repeats itself across thousands of hours of content.
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He told reporters "that situation is taking care of itself."
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Pluto itself is already around 3 billion miles from Earth.
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The letter itself is mum on the specific allegations involved.
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However, the barcode of the boarding pass itself remained visible.
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The taco itself was nothing special, but still pretty tasty.
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Silicon Valley sees itself as developing technology that improves lives.
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They've done what Facebook itself was always supposed to do.
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The company will continue to defend itself in this matter.
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The system itself is too hostile for them to survive.
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In itself, these expansions were quickly executed, finished in months.
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As evidenced by the title, Life Itself has grand ambitions.
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Traffic to the site itself, however, sat under 10 million.
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But the debt limit itself does nothing to solve it.
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Well, actually, thinking for Arendt isn't always political by itself.
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Forgiving student debt in itself is not what we need.
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But it will not solve the problem of inflation itself.
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"That's almost as important as streaming itself," Oroboro told me.
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The term refugee in itself is such a significant word.
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If you can stabilize it the liver can repair itself.
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Perhaps girlfriend Gigi Hadid's stylish influence is making itself felt?
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Like Winterfell's weirwood, a godswood in itself isn't particularly special.
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But if America is only for itself, what is America?
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How are you planning on coping with election day itself?
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There isn't danger in technological innovation in and of itself.
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To start, the White House needs to straighten itself out.
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Less than a decade later, the Soviet Union itself collapsed.
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Joe's Crab Shack has landed itself in scalding hot water.
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The third thing is a company fails to reinvent itself.
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Game of Thrones already has a clear winner: HBO itself.
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But the company itself is trying to make you money.
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"My workout itself is like my morning coffee," she says.
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And the movie does, occasionally, undercut itself in this regard.
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GUTFELD: Bottled water is a scam in and of itself.
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The eye cannot see itself, he tells me, quoting Shakespeare.
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Juul has prided itself on its independence from Big Tobacco.
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Big plus: It's more entertaining than watching the ride itself.
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Obviously, not a lot to draw from the picture itself.
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But as the business grows, the land itself is shrinking.
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But let's back up and talk about the rum itself.
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The other determinant has very much become the product itself.
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But that would play itself out in years of litigation.
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Every great building begins as a smaller version of itself.
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The frames itself are modern, square and really bright colors.
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The law also raised taxes to help pay for itself.
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As for the video viewing experience itself, Let's Watch It!
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Facebook is simply too big to police itself with humans.
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These ancient meteorites can be older than the Earth itself.
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Stop journalism from becoming 'weaponized' Journalism itself has become weaponized.
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The issues and challenges are as vast as Africa itself.
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But the guild falls short of full union status itself.
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Not all "evidence" is what is presents itself to be.
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Hello Games has painted itself into a particularly bad corner.
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A collaboration that spans time itself has finally been realized.
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But man, this '90s thing is really wearing itself out.
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However, fundraising was a determining factor for the list itself.
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Parker said Buttigieg's candidacy, in and of itself, is groundbreaking.
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The room itself will be "alive," the restoration team said.
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Facebook makes itself into a way for propaganda to spread.
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Oh, and the entire story is narrated by Death itself.
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But they have little to do with the deal itself.
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And it's only just starting to put itself back together.
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But that in itself can be a change in mentality.
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AR means anyone can rip, mix and burn reality itself.
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There were also alleged problems with the study design itself.
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It's important that this field narrows itself before March 15.
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In fact, it saves the Twin Peaks universe from itself.
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Distancing itself from Persson should have been an easy decision.
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Of course, Google isn't exactly innocent of this behavior itself.
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Silicon Valley's always tried to keep itself out of politics.
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Reaching other services is the service that it itself offers!
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It previously continued casting even if it made itself unusable.
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Fine, Skype's trying to reinvent itself to court the youngs.
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It's a reality TV ouroboros, constantly feeding back into itself.
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And though work itself is rarely pictured, it's always there.
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The goal is to call into question the election itself.
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A common belief holds that world peace can sustain itself.
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Another simple, subtle mod, the title speaks for itself here.
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The tweet itself received over 20,000 retweets and 60,000 likes.
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But maybe a baby could stop history from repeating itself.
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No one rains on Nintendo's parade quite like Nintendo itself.
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The next trial of strength could be the referendum itself.
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The school also borrowed $3.5 million from the Diocese itself.
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And that distrust extends to the Brexit voting process itself.
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"The internet itself is such an absurd landscape," Fitzgerald says.
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Tesla once again finds itself in a somewhat tough spot.
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Facebook will find itself increasingly at odds with law enforcement.
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Huawei itself buys components from major US firms, including Qualcomm.
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That uniqueness easily lends itself to lightsticks becoming collector's items.
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The Fly Apps website itself also provides a fourth connection.
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And that's a pretty noble goal in and of itself.
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The Washington Post itself found repeated misrepresentations in his speech.
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It provided no evidence and the account itself was unreliable.
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John McCain, all the way through to election day itself.
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ON THE DEAL ITSELF YOU'RE RELYING ON AN IRS OPINION.
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FABER: AND BACK TO THE BIG DEAL ITSELF, OF COURSE.
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And what was the immediate reaction like to CherryPicks itself?
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Amazon's not running its restaurant service all by itself, however.
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This is good in itself and also increases political engagement.
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The V7 itself also isn't much to write home about.
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Just like the date itself, Tennon was direct and honest.
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FABER: LET'S START OFF WITH THE DEAL ITSELF OF COURSE.
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Which is scary, something Lyrebird itself is keenly aware of.
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Even the twttr icon itself has gone through different iterations.
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That information is, slowly, becoming a valuable product in itself.
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Okinawa considers itself doubly colonised, by both Japan and America.
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Now Silicon Valley has thrust itself into a presidential stink.
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There is no reason it should destroy itself as well.
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The book itself stands as a rebuttal of many critics.
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Some saw the blockchain itself as a positive social force.
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Reality itself is indeed shifting, and documentary filmmakers must respond.
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Storytelling in itself is an important component of Franits's book.
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The Bento Lab itself costs a little less than $800.
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But we heard almost no complaints about the trial itself.
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A bigger problem is that the vision itself is fuzzy.
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So, the medication itself "leaves your system" within a day.
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There are big structural reasons why business finds itself homeless.
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Hamilton's original Aaron Burr — and the photo itself is sweet.
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But does a Dubai property investment make sense in itself?
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Koishikawa prides itself on interactive methods such as the presentations.
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Two cast members were absent altogether — a statement in itself.
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LIKE life itself, the mind first emerged in Earth's oceans.
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"The diocese definitely burned itself with this one," he said.
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The government itself seems unsure how far to take it.
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It feels like "morning" itself is being loaded into me.
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Indeed, the administration itself has effectively conceded this critical point.
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But just like the state itself, it's also delightfully weird.
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The product itself was designed to appeal to those shoppers.
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This is how close this forecast was to NYC itself.
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The rules of the parliament itself diminish its democratic role.
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"Science itself overcomes misogyny and prejudice and bias," Krauss said.
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Rather than maintain a linear structure, the film disrupts itself.
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It would likely have a lesser effect on Microsoft itself.
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The caravan propels itself forward using whatever way it can.
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They did not, however, teach me to question travel itself.
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In the meantime Tianjin is trying to pick itself up.
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Do you think humanity can save itself without outside help?
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It has the ability to unlock itself with your face.
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In the back half of 2015, Google split itself up.
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Trump has repeatedly mused about letting Obamacare collapse on itself.
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Studying swearing is a way of studying human nature itself.
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This time, the very internet itself was turned against him.
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Underground centers itself on action thrills rather than dramatic heft.
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This will likely take decades to play itself out, though.
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The biggest transformation came in the prime minister's office itself.
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The room itself was cleaned and monitored constantly for plastic.
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Lonne's story is symbolic for the change in Vesterbro itself.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia prides itself on its fairness and multiculturalism.
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And the book itself is a staple of kindergarten bookshelves.
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Other tweets were about the magnitude of the storm itself.
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Instead, the story is told primarily through the game itself.
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It's basically the size and substance of the banner itself.
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I usually just try to reinvest it back into itself.
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To the south, Rojava is defending itself valiantly against ISIS.
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Guess what, this rule lends itself to books as well.
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An action taken for no valid purpose is itself invalid.
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Yet, like Fox, it portrays itself as a news organization.
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My surname could be a scandal in and of itself.
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"That prospect should be exciting, just by itself," Federer said.
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And that, in itself, is a win for the GOP.
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He suggested that "economic dependence" was itself a vague concept.
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The Inspire's mere existence isn't news in and of itself.
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ANTAGONISM is built into the nature of sexual reproduction itself.
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As Beckett said in "Watt," the laugh laughing at itself.
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This absence of common ground manifests itself in two ways.
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The world itself is bleak, despite the beautiful island setting.
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This whole situation is like a testament to shitposting itself.
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So when this opportunity presented itself, I was just excited.
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Interestingly, Bachelor In Paradise is only four years old itself.
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The Goatse token sets itself apart by leveraging the Goatse.
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I'm trying to think when this exact version presented itself.
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The hearing itself is going to be quite the marathon.
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The flaw is in the U.S. military justice system itself.
|
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It is not the technology itself that is the problem.
|
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That means that the newsroom itself needs to change — substantially.
|
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Then, install the app itself, and you're good to go.
|
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But the nanotubes described in today's study rival nature itself.
|
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By itself, Harris's reporting makes no connection to Cambridge Analytica.
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"This in itself is quite an achievement," Chaudry told Refinery29.
|
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Her awareness of Desiigner's existence is in itself an achievement.
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The movie prides itself in the fun that's going on.
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The question is, how can Venezuela buy itself some time?
|
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When it came to the test itself, I failed spectacularly.
|
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The iceberg itself weighs more than 1 trillion metric tons.
|
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The soup itself, made with supermarket vegetables, is deceptively simple.
|
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Divorce was not yet legal, and separation itself was rare.
|
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Though cloud gaming is not nearly enough reason by itself.
|
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And, you now, I'll let your reports speak for itself.
|
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Natural Cycles comparing itself to other forms of birth control.
|
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Some people already mistakenly believe their car can drive itself.
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The nation is anxiously searching for ways to feed itself.
|
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Will a new Taiwan assert itself on the world stage?
|
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The show itself is a contender for Outstanding Drama Series.
|
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Power itself doesn't equate to adoration on Game of Thrones.
|
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I kept on believing until I saw the movie itself.
|
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Such debate is almost as old as central banking itself.
|
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Print, she reminds us, was itself once a destabilizing technology.
|
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The case itself is thick and sort of fell apart.
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Elliott: The story and the work itself have remained compelling.
|
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This, in and of itself, isn't necessarily a bad thing.
|
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How Wakanda will define itself is still an open question.
|
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Stories of powerful predators are as old as history itself.
|
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IBM: It's reinventing itself quickly and moving into the cloud.
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It's the singing itself — not the competition — that's the saving.
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The PD itself has pledged to move to opposition ranks.
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