For business leaders, these consequences are worth keeping in mind.
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It's worth keeping in mind that our euphemisms are continually adapting.
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"We're not there yet but just something worth keeping in mind."
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It's also worth keeping in mind that Bezos commissioned the investigation.
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The USPS is keeping in mind that the holidays are coming up.
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But there's something worth keeping in mind about each of these criticisms.
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Still, it's worth keeping in mind that if a pro-Roe v.
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Less likely but worth keeping in mind is the worst-case scenario.
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Keeping in mind that history, even Klobuchar is still in this race.
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But that is keeping in mind you already have concealer in your bag!
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And his reflections on the dot-com bubble are worth keeping in mind.
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Is that something you are keeping in mind on different projects going forward?
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And that keeping in mind that he's considered the best rider in history.
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That said, it is always worth keeping in mind that governing is difficult.
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The next time Facebook crows about a success, that's worth keeping in mind.
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If so, revise your plan, keeping in mind what worked and what didn't.
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"I crafted this letter keeping in mind that I wanted to keep the Christmas magic alive, and also keeping in mind that many of my kids' friends will be talking about their elves still hiding and doing funny things," she said.
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It's worth keeping in mind that what seems bad now won't always be so.
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Read your description back, but while keeping in mind that it's called Hog Mountain.
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Get it done, always keeping in mind that we must have strong border security.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the report may not tell the whole story.
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For New Zealand's tourism industry, and Australia's conservative coalition, it's worth keeping in mind.
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Something historical, perhaps, keeping in mind the fundamentally speculative nature of imagining the past.
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This may not be true for every livestream but it's worth keeping in mind.
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Here's one section, keeping in mind these are actual Trump quotes: I'm so good looking.
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It's a lesson Goldberg and Rogen are keeping in mind as they look to Invincible.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that this is a laptop that starts at $499.
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It is worth keeping in mind that there were two strong stimuli pushing on markets.
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It's worth keeping in mind, though, that they don't necessarily sound better than anything else.
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That lack of clarity is worth keeping in mind as you watch Thursday night's debate.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that the increasingly diverse Texas is slowly becoming competitive.
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She recommends using an eyeshadow applicator to add glitter, keeping in mind that less is more.
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It's worth keeping in mind, however, that this dip in ratings isn't exclusive to The Bachelorette.
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Still storytelling, but channeling another designer's sensibility, and always keeping in mind that time and place.
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It's certainly the ones I've been keeping in mind in going through the short-listers' writings.
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Use them for baking and cooking, keeping in mind that one-half ounce is a tablespoon.
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"Based on all facts and circumstances of the case, and also keeping in mind resources and keeping in mind that the office's number one priority is to combat violent crime and the drivers of violence, I decided to offer this disposition in the case," he said.
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And keeping in mind his eligible bachelor status, this could be a pretty good gig for Swindell.
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Something worth keeping in mind for any producers thinking of making a Dawson's Creek reboot or revival.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the speeds Velop promises to deliver won't be necessary for everyone.
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Instead, she recommends keeping in mind that the person just needs to feel understood and cared about.
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Here are some key points they recommend keeping in mind before you actually give it a try.
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That's worth keeping in mind if you're planning to run, say, a 5K with a 7 a.m.
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Still, it's worth keeping in mind the next time you hear about those sunny Silicon Valley campuses.
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It's worth keeping in mind that some of the Reserve's benefits cancel out much of that fee.
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That tendency is worth keeping in mind as the year's inevitable fights about polling methodology get underway.
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That's worth keeping in mind when you buy shrimp at the store, or order it in restaurants.
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Keeping in mind that the cost for particularly nasty, and moneyed, divorces can climb into the millions.
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Nevertheless, experts recommend keeping in mind these principles when embarking on your own bargain hunt for stocks.
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Amazon hasn't said how long the discount will last, which might be worth keeping in mind as well.
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The costs and benefits depend on which interests lawmakers are keeping in mind as they write the bills.
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"It's worth keeping in mind that you're going into a four-day weekend full of leftovers," he says.
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Before you purchase anything, Li advises keeping in mind the three Ps: price, packaging, and point of sale.
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It's also worth keeping in mind another related point from Wolke — that not all browning is caramelization, either.
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That's just one of several deductions on the front of the 2000 that are worth keeping in mind.
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Keeping in mind Meghan's style, I made the silhouette of the dress simple — all about the little details.
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Instead, they MUST "Kill it immediately," and keeping in mind they can breathe air ... they should be frozen.
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But these corrections barely matter (and it's worth keeping in mind the self-interest of an industry publication).
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But as the country and world move forward with legalization, addiction is a risk that's worth keeping in mind.
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But as he formulates his strategy, here are a few don'ts worth keeping in mind: Don't overpromise or scare.
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But I stayed motivated, keeping in mind that so many people don't even have access to education at all.
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But it's worth keeping in mind these office layouts are custom jobs, essentially concepts, probably costing thousands of dollars.
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Even keeping in mind that these numbers were produced by a Democratic firm, they signal unwelcome news for Trump.
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All of this is worth keeping in mind for those who might take inspiration from Newton-John's brave outlook.
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"It was really addressing the general culture of our school, and keeping in mind several specific cases," she said.
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" Keeping in mind the lessons learned 10 years ago is key, Orman said: "They're starting to get nervous again.
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It's worth keeping in mind that not all of the information about the Saudi Aramco attack has come out.
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All that said, it's worth keeping in mind Warner Bros.' pre-Wonder Woman track record wasn't much better than Marvel's.
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While the 50 percent figure is scary-sounding, it's worth keeping in mind the absolute risk is still fairly small.
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He suggested keeping in mind that a lot of expenses will likely decline, such as payroll taxes and commuting costs.
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It is mandated to control inflation within a 2-6 percent range while keeping in mind India's economic growth objective.
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Next, top with another small amount of cold water, keeping in mind you still need room for the raspberry layer.
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Not ideal dimensions for a swimming pool, but certainly ones worth keeping in mind when plotting out your office pool.
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Trying to be less wrong, I decided to go see the movie again, this time keeping in mind your reasons.
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These points are worth keeping in mind, especially if Mr. Trump's ratings were to tick back up into the 40s.
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What are some of the things the Cooking team has been keeping in mind with what you're offering to readers?
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Secure Trust said on Wednesday it continued to be selective on new lending keeping in mind the economic and political uncertainty.
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That is good advice for any developing technology, but especially worth keeping in mind with the unique needs of content management.
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While keeping in mind age, weight, and breed, Whistle can help ensure that your best friend stays in the best shape.
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Currently, our overall recidivism rate stands at 24 percent but keeping in mind that it's around 40 percent in closed prisons.
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Keeping in mind this is a reactionary list, and that I needed to do something, we're replacing St. Louis with Washington.
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If Latin trap has a Future or Quavo however, keeping in mind such comparisons are reductive and cheap, it's Bad Bunny.
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And it's worth keeping in mind that for the same money, regular headphones will likely sound better than noise-canceling headphones.
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And it is worth keeping in mind that Walmart also raised wages when tax rates were higher under President Barack Obama.
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It's worth keeping in mind the ways that N.F.L. owners have already engaged in pettiness: by refusing to employ protest leaders.
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It's worth keeping in mind that, even after the upgrade, the Galaxy S10e is still cheaper than the base Galaxy S10.
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"Also keeping in mind insurance, medical records being moved from one place to another, financial concerns, things like that," she said.
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It's worth keeping in mind through all of this that the federal government will probably not shut down this week. Probably.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the Senate Judiciary Committee is going to look a bit different this time around. Sen.
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It is mandated to control inflation within a 2 to 6 percent range while keeping in mind India's economic growth objective.
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This year&aposs tickets are already sold out, but at $35 a pop, it&aposs worth keeping in mind for next year.
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It looks at the sentence as a whole, while keeping in mind, so to speak, the smaller pieces like words and phrases.
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"I am quite happy for that person to continue logging on behalf of Paddles, keeping in mind Paddles has thumbs," she said.
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" Guy replies, "A boy who makes every effort to dismantle the patriarchy (whilst keeping in mind intersections with other forms of oppression).
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It's worth keeping in mind, too, that "death" in comic book movies doesn't mean the same thing it does in real life.
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"The policy was written in close coordination with our legal team keeping in mind federal and state protections for artists," Demarzo said.
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But it's also worth keeping in mind that few discoveries in science are ever as simple as they're chalked up to be.
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Despite some rough edges (there's currently no support for extensions, for one), it's perfectly serviceable, keeping in mind the Windows 10 requirement.
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Justin Bieber brings fans onstage to make out with them (keeping in mind that Bieber concerts are largely populated by teenage girls).
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Touring in Texas The facility opened to the first lady was of course selected keeping in mind press would be accompanying her.
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The trick is securing work in a remote-friendly field that fits your skill set, while keeping in mind a few realities.
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If you rewatch season four keeping in mind that Quentin is going to die, a lot of its flaws snap into place.
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Then do a quick search for places to eat, keeping in mind that review sites aren't always accurate (more on this later).
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Keeping in mind that it's up to my grandma, does it make sense for her to sacrifice her health for her happiness?
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Keeping in mind the pace of innovation, industry-led standards will be far more flexible to change when compared to government standards.
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As we celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, it is worth keeping in mind the example of Japan.
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History tries to understand the past on its own complex terms, keeping in mind the limits and struggles with which people lived.
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What's really worth keeping in mind here is that Nintendo could have avoided this attack by just keeping up with Apple's security updates.
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And that's keeping in mind that butt shots, suplexes, and lighting themselves on fire are all par for the course at this point.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the population of Stack Overflow users is an imperfect representation of the software development industry at-large.
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Recovery budgets should be deployed wisely, keeping in mind that Puerto Rico is bound to experience more extreme weather events in the future.
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Keeping in mind an immutable truth of this investigation -- Mueller knows more than we do -- here's a look ahead at what to expect.
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Wrapping as we've said enough for today, it's worth keeping in mind that there is room in this market for a few players.
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"Keeping in mind the larger national interest of India's integrity and security, keeping in mind the fact that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, in order to bring control over the situation prevailing in the state, we have decided that it is time the reins of power in the state be handed over to the governor," Madhav said.
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After losing her father and her two dogs within a matter of weeks, Sandra Bullock is keeping in mind that life cannot be planned.
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Yes, you probably have to do some of this while keeping in mind that these are merely speed bumps that do have certain value.
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Senior Jharkhand government official K.G. Rahate said authorities were acting against illegal abattoirs keeping in mind "overall issues of public health, hygiene and safety".
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"Keeping in mind our reader and their customer, we set to work reviewing possible shapes, materials and color combinations for the pieces," says Sumwalt.
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Hmm... When it comes to Thor, it may be worth keeping in mind that there are ways to write off characters besides permanent death.
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Some people like to make it to a palate which appeals to a wider range of people, keeping in mind the economics of it.
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It's worth keeping in mind, though, that the Reserve also offers a statement credit on your first $300 of spending on travel each year.
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Keeping in mind the many ways that the healthcare system has historically wronged people of color is also crucial to that mission, he said.
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This background is worth keeping in mind as one of the most anticipated inspector general reports in recent memory is due for release Thursday.
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Bear with me as I try to clear a path through the thicket, keeping in mind that I'm talking about Medicare based on age.
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Keeping in mind that the final results will probably drift a hair toward the Democrats, the preliminary results look a lot like these benchmarks.
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Guralnik pointed to how the casting of Couples Therapy's first season was refreshingly diverse, keeping in mind racial diversity, class diversity, and LGBTQ representation.
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Four levels of "spiciness" are on offer — keeping in mind that in the portmanteau Chinese word mala, only the second syllable refers to heat.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that a so-called Trump bump arrives as the economy is closing in on its full productive capacity.
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Keeping in mind the timing of both sides' WTO cases, along with the US midterm elections, this could easily go into the late fall.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Hulu could offer additional tiers with different pricing or that the rumored price will change between now and launch.
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Soto said he hopes that Democrats running for president will start talking more about Venezuela, keeping in mind how crucial Florida can be in 2020.
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What is most challenging is keeping in mind that this little human that you created is going to stop needing you one day very soon.
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But I found this argument rather compelling — and it's worth keeping in mind as Idaho's proposal and the Trump administration's plans continue to move forward.
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If not, we can plan on revisiting this conversation around Valentine's Day, keeping in mind of course, that it's definitely none of our fucking business.
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Ultimately, it's worth keeping in mind that Runkel says he sees parents being too lenient much more often than he sees them being too harsh.
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Depending on what else you are eating, you might try a tawny port, keeping in mind that port and blue cheese is a classic combination.
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Stokes added that candidates can leverage the international piece of the tripod by keeping in mind that McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and Accenture have offices worldwide.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that everyone's attention illuminates the world in a particular way, and what gets spotlighted differs from person to person.
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"This decision is taken keeping in mind the impact that [e-cigarettes are] having on the youth of today," she said of the ban order.
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You won't be able to avoid every possible trigger for every solver, but keeping in mind the escapist nature of puzzles goes a long way.
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Keeping in mind that much of the engagement numbers aren't from real people is also a sobering reminder that virality is no demonstration of genuineness.
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Still, when the topic of opposition research from foreign sources comes up, it's certainly worth keeping in mind what the Clinton campaign did with Steele.
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Below are some of the helpful hacks they recommend keeping in mind if you are looking to keep your shoes looking as good as new.
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It's worth keeping in mind that whether an Apple product (or any product, for that matter) sells out on day one isn't exclusively determined by demand.
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" If the worst-case scenario happened and Zubaydah died, "we need to be prepared to act accordingly, keeping in mind the liaison equities involving our hosts.
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That's the real story, and worth keeping in mind as the rest of us rubberneck from afar in titillated horror during the Olympics' two-week run.
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That doesn't mean the Gululu is useless, but it's worth keeping in mind when deciding how necessary it is for your kid to drink from one.
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Moreover, it's worth keeping in mind that Bezos himself commissioned the report and there may be alternative explanations for how information about his personal life leaked.
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That distinction can make a big difference on your bottom line, and is worth keeping in mind as you weigh college options and compare aid offers.
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Update: It's worth keeping in mind the fate of one of tech's biggest success stories during all of this, namely Robinhood, the free stock trading app.
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"He has as broad an experience as you could hope for in a sprawling company like Disney — keeping in mind he has big shoes to fill."
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But it's worth keeping in mind, there is a considerable amount of the country that does not live on Twitter and watch cable news all day.
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We won't get into the various chemistries and technologies involved (there are many, and they are complicated), but it is worth keeping in mind one distinction.
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You'll also need to check which tests your insurance will cover, keeping in mind that insurance plans may not start covering screening at age 45 right away.
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Keeping in mind the increasing demand of natural gas in the country, the company is currently in the process of expanding its natural gas business, said Ramagopal.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that the Clinton campaign seems to have two key advantages in battleground states that might not show up in national polling.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the first film was a huge technological feat, one that used extensive motion capture technology and helped bring 3D films mainstream.
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So, let's recap the options — keeping in mind, again, that we're talking about the baseline offerings for these computers and that each is upgradeable in various ways.
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However, it's worth keeping in mind that you'll probably want access to one of those services again come March 4, when the Oscars will air on ABC.
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It's a full-featured word processor that has powerful visual outlining tools so you can focus on the details, all while keeping in mind the big picture.
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Of course, it's worth keeping in mind that all of this only applies to users of OKCupid, who are likely to be a more open-minded bunch.
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Worth keeping in mind, of course, is that while certain aspects of work can be automated, many jobs will always require some human contact, as with nursing.
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And while everyone is obsessed with the economics right now, it is worth keeping in mind that spring weather can ultimately derail even the best-laid plans.
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A second Indian government source said New Delhi would decide on resuming purchases of Iranian oil keeping in mind its commercial considerations, energy security and economic interests.
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This is becoming a more mainstream perk and is worth looking into with your current employer, and keeping in mind if you are looking for a job.
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But there is more to a buying decision than purely just money — and this is worth keeping in mind in the context of a possible Twitter deal.
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And I'm pretty sure I know where Richard Clarida sits on this — keeping in mind that the initial "pivot" away from the tightening posture came from him.
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More important than what you study, he said, is that you're keeping in mind the skills you need to land a job in that field one day.
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And even if prices rise, it's worth keeping in mind that the panels themselves are less than one-third of the final cost of a solar installation.
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Filucci recommends keeping in mind that the relationship between a parent or caregiver and a child is the most important thing, especially for kids younger than 5.
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I tell them it's a very slippery slope to find companies that meet their ethical bar while keeping in mind their goal is to grow their assets.
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I say this while keeping in mind that "supporting the troops" or "supporting the country" does not entail supporting illegal executive actions that only hurt the country.
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It is worth keeping in mind that investments from U.S. allies and other friendly countries account for the overwhelming majority of foreign investment in the United States.
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"When we look at these data, we're constantly keeping in mind that we wouldn't have this data if it weren't for a terrible tragedy," Dr. Coffin said.
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And it's certainly good to respond with nuance to a Nobel Prize, keeping in mind the limitations of the prize-winning research even while recognizing its significance.
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To understand why, it's worth keeping in mind that my chief worries about Mr. Trump were never strictly ideological; they had to do with temperament and character.
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The spirit of UBI is even worth keeping in mind as Congress and state legislatures perennially think about how to tweak various existing low-income support programs.
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Within the story, it was also a safe space for queer folks, keeping in mind an actual queer person who is part of the local homeless community.
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There are some valid reasons for Snapchat to do this: It's worth keeping in mind, though, that bringing Snapchat content outside the app could have negative consequences, too.
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But Shinola's watches also have a reputation for using cheaper components housed inside more upscale designs, something that may be worth keeping in mind when considering the Runwell.
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It's worth keeping in mind that, even if you don't have a smart TV, your viewing habits can still be tracked through streaming devices you have set up.
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No matter how much you love your current gig, most of the time, there's a bigger job down the line that you're keeping in mind as your goalpost.
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As welcoming as the acknowledgment may be for criminal justice reformers, it's worth keeping in mind that the federal government plays a relatively small role with mass incarceration.
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That means keeping in mind how much risk you want to take on, the time horizon for your investments, minimum investment requirements and potential tax implications, Trager said.
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Some 25,000 chemicals firms exist in greater China—though it is worth keeping in mind that statistics on Chinese business are best served with generous pinches of salt.
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Keeping in mind pledges to "make America great again," and looking towards the promised "infrastructure" spending, the Superfund program, presents a real opportunity for steps in that direction.
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"This privatization is carefully crafted, keeping in mind the synergy effect for obtaining the maximal gain from the point of view of budget and fiscal interests," he said.
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Keeping in mind age, weight, and breed, Whistle can help ensure that your best friend stays in the best shape and doesn't catch a case of cabin fever.
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It's worth keeping in mind as Valeant talks of an accounting restatement that the company has been far more aggressive than its peers in burnishing its financial results.
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Nevertheless, I think Mr. LeRoy's larger point about the extent of media attention for Mr. Trump — day after day for many weeks — remains well worth keeping in mind.
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Keeping in mind you should take market projections with a grain of salt, this is undoubtedly a big market and one that Oracle and Microsoft have also targeted.
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Here are 10 common mistakes to avoid – keeping in mind that laws vary from state to state — as you ponder how you want to handle your own situation.
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The alliance will carefully review any legislative proposals keeping in mind that fewer than 13 percent of new car buyers have a child 6 years old or younger.
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Perhaps this is worth keeping in mind the day before the eclipse, as you drive around trying to find a store that hasn't yet sold out of water.
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By the way, if you have a problem with a spouse or business partner, it's worth keeping in mind that the flies can indeed get into a suitcase.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that all Prime Pantry boxes are shipped using ground shipping due to their size and weight, taking 1-4 business days to arrive.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) alleging that the FBI fraudulently snooped on a Trump campaign adviser — it's worth keeping in mind that there isn't just one memo in play here.
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Though, it's worth keeping in mind that locks are usually upgraded far less frequently than, say, smartphones, so you'll be stuck with the one you choose for a while.
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Though, if having the newest gear is important, it's worth keeping in mind that Google is expected to unveil some new hardware, including phones and a laptop, in October.
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Work backward from that assumption to see how much you can actually spare today, he said, also keeping in mind obligations like your mortgage payments and any other debts.
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But here's what I think about the players who actually found All The Money on Wednesday and Thursday, keeping in mind that the total dollar valuation isn't that important.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that all Prime Pantry boxes are shipped using ground shipping due to their size and weight, taking 1-4 business days to arrive.
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"We will examine our priorities with our investors and partners keeping in mind that reinforcing relations between Asian countries and the African continent remains our ultimate goal," he said.
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Amazon has also sold Rekognition, its facial recognition software, to cops around the country, which is worth keeping in mind as the company sells internet-connected residential surveillance cameras.
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In considering Facebook's far-reaching influence, it's worth keeping in mind the perspective of the more than five million advertisers whose money is financing the social network's rampant growth.
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The ledge above my desk is home to spirit animals (keeping in mind that selecting an arctic fox as one's spirit animal does not make one an arctic fox).
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One last note: I do think it's worth keeping in mind that even countries we think of as single-payer still have some level of employer-provided health insurance.
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If you're an iPhone user and used to how Siri works, then this may not be such a huge deal for you — but it's still worth keeping in mind.
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"His actions during this arrest were entirely reasonable under the circumstances known, keeping in mind that videos of uses of force, even when justified, are often upsetting and graphic."
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Over all, these investments seemed best for most people in the Greenwich plan (keeping in mind that many of the companies on the list would not talk to me).
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"SAP's performance at constant currency was quite remarkable, keeping in mind the tough comps from last year in mind," Baader Helvea analyst Knut Woller said in a flash note.
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All of this is worth keeping in mind on May 2, when Microsoft is widely expected to introduce a lighter version of Windows that'll directly compete with Chrome OS.
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"It's our decision to throw them out keeping in mind the security situation of the state," he told Reuters on the sidelines of a campaign meeting for municipal elections.
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As it should, because bringing back our girls and keeping in mind the horrors perpetrated against them by their captors, Boko Haram, is as important now as it was then.
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It's worth keeping in mind, however that Salesforce also has a deep relationship with Microsoft — and CEO Satya Nadella appeared on stage at Dreamforce, Salesforce's massive customer conference last fall.
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Let's survey the field — keeping in mind that there are several other projects taking shape around town that weren't ready to be discussed, according to the producers and dealmakers involved.
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The words are not precise to begin with, but it's also worth keeping in mind that people attribute meaning to these phrases based on their personalities, backgrounds, and prior experiences.
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Keeping in mind the upcoming meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping next week at the G-20 summit, Madden said there could be some more profit-taking ahead.
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Though the MPC has been given a mandate of "maintaining price stability," it must do so "while keeping in mind the objective of growth," according to the amended RBI Act.
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But aside from keeping in mind your budget, your style, and your ethics, it's time to add another piece of criteria to the list: Focusing on supporting female-run labels.
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Aside from the obvious technical challenges that come with any piece of technology, there is one significant hurdle on the path to home automation bliss that's worth keeping in mind.
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While the MPC has been given a mandate of "maintaining price stability," it must do so "while keeping in mind the objective of growth," according to the amended RBI Act.
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"It's worth keeping in mind that [the Republican proposal] is for a wider ranging carbon tax on all goods and services, so a direct comparison is more difficult," Kotchen said.
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He advocates smaller steps that could improve lives on all sides while keeping in mind the ultimate goal of two states, without simply paying lip service to a lofty ideal.
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While those on the left are obviously excited about Flynn's guilty plea, it might be worth keeping in mind that they are throwing stones from a very delicate glass house.
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It's also worth keeping in mind the fact that the vast majority of credit unions are small, community-based organizations, while the banking sector has increasingly consolidated in recent years.
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"Keeping in mind that Europe is less interested in providing military support to Libya, the obvious choice is to work with Turkey, which has already promised military assistance," Erdogan wrote.
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Josh: I'm still not seeing overt signs of a collapse in Trump's Senate support, but it's worth keeping in mind that when these things happen they tend to happen quickly.
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"Keeping in mind the average December temperature, we're on course to endure the coldest month in 119 years," Kuldeep Srivastava, a senior scientist at the India Meteorological Department, told Reuters.
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Keeping in mind the social context of the strict religious and social conservatism of Saudi Arabia, many of Al Dowayan's past artworks addressed women's issues that were particularly important to her.
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Over all, these investments seemed like the best for most people in the Greenwich plan, keeping in mind that many of the companies on the list would not talk to me.
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Nine of the top 10 White House hopefuls told us how they are building out their 2020 campaigns and campaign teams while keeping in mind protections against sexual harassment and misconduct.
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As you go through, it's worth keeping in mind that you'll probably want to create a streaming cocktail — a mix of services that meet your various viewing needs — for optimal results.
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The best software is developed by people who are able to concentrate on the fine implementation details while also keeping in mind the broader purposes of the system as a whole.
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Space internet is not mature enough, at this stage, to be a vector for those sorts of inequities, but it is an issue developers are keeping in mind for the future.
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North American producers could push heavy sour Western Canadian Select crude to Asia, keeping in mind the region's ability to absorb Iraqi Basrah Heavy crude when it was offered last year.
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A Twitter post by the State Department drew criticism for suggesting that Americans overseas be wary of scams in bars — by keeping in mind whether they're really a "10" or not.
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He built what he described as an emergency kit, keeping in mind what he didn't have and what were scarce in the aftermath of Maria -- manly drinking water and a generator.
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While Lawson said from a market's perspective the deal reflects the market's strong risk appetite for higher yielding debt, he also criticized the move keeping in mind Argentina's history of defaults.
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You can do the same with an exercise chart, keeping in mind that the caloric cost of any activity depends on how strenuously you do it and how much you weigh.
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His namesake gave a speech this September that is worth keeping in mind when you see "Heavenly Bodies," in which he insisted that what is holy resides not in beauty alone.
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Even if the figure of the $10 million loss is a recurring and representative one, it's worth keeping in mind that the N.B.A. takes in an estimated $83 billion a year.
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He also advised keeping in mind that if you provide significant care to an elderly parent, it may qualify you for a tax deduction if you can consider the parent a dependent.
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Cramer will be watching the stock's action on Monday, keeping in mind that some experts he spoke to said this was more of a $7.5 billion problem than a $40 billion one.
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So I do think it's somewhat defined by that, at least here in the United States, keeping in mind, you know, people are making shows all over the world at this point.
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I have a hard time being as affected by computer-generated wonders, so I'm not totally sold on the movie just yet, but it's worth keeping in mind the names behind it.
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"Keeping in mind the average American is significantly overweight, I would talk everyone I could out of rock climbing unless you are incredibly light, agile, fit and functional," said Mr. Pasternak, 45.
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Along with discussing salary, benefits, and stock options, don't forget to tie in scheduling issues, keeping in mind what you learned earlier about the company's culture and support systems to reduce burnout.
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Nobody at Nandos or Byron Burger designed the food keeping in mind that the food might travel on a Deliveroo bike for another 15 minutes, mostly upside down in a delivery bag.
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As a result investors were sticking to the sidelines for fear of missing out if relations were to improve, but keeping in mind that Wall Street's indexes were still near record highs.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Delos's endgame for the hosts has nothing to do with theme parks, so this situation could be less devastating to the company's plans than it seems.
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Tap "Done" in the top-right corner of the screen when ready, keeping in mind that you can only change the placement of text on the screen and timing after this point.
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Keeping in mind its sporting pedigree, should you ever have the legal opportunity to drive at 2500 kilometers per hour (6503 mph) the rear spoiler will pop up to keep the ride stable.
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" At the ceremony, Yuki Takahashi, who lost his mother in the tsunami, said, "Keeping in mind precious lives that were lost, I'll keep on going to pass on lessons learned from the disaster.
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Still, keeping in mind that, belittling commentary from family is often a reflection of the commenter — not the person whose life is in question — can help to deflect many of these unpleasant interactions.
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Keeping in mind the story that Big Little Lies wants to tell about parents and their kids, it would be a twist if Celeste and Perry's violent relationship didn't manifest in their boys.
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By comparison, keeping in mind no independent group tracked strikes in Libya, and one didn't track Somalia, the groups estimated that between 472 and 498 drone strikes killed between 2,296 and 2,944 militants.
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This is an obvious fact, demonstrated through countless videos on social media, but also one worth keeping in mind as militaries around the world fly small drones as part of regular military routine.
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"In the long run, dealmaking activity between China and Germany will remain high, keeping in mind that China is already the EU's biggest trading partner - a reality that cannot be ignored," she added.
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Drawing his version of Valentina, Marra employed an economy of lines to describe the sensuality of her long limbs and long torso, keeping in mind Valentina's duality between self-awareness and eternal innocence.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that Sanders' campaign ran attack ads highlighting Biden's comments on Social Security in the states that voted on March 10, and Biden swept most of them anyway.
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It is worth keeping in mind that the Senate is a place where, up until a decade ago, women were not allowed in the swimming pool because the men liked to swim naked.
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It's a less uplifting reminder than the message of the rest of the montage, but it's well worth keeping in mind as we remember just why the Time's Up movement is so vital.
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It's about coming together to share information and ideas and figuring out the best ways to defend the industry against ongoing attacks — while keeping in mind it's a chess match you won't always win.
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Lean into those vibes and spend Samhain reflecting on deceased loved ones and considering the role that death plays in your life (keeping in mind that death doesn't have to be all that spooky).
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This may be one of the dumbest names for a phone I've ever heard, keeping in mind that the Casio G'zOne Rock C731 for Verizon is a gadget that exists in this mortal plane.
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Once that balance is reached, the U.S. could have been ready to discuss other bilateral trade issues of its own choosing — but always keeping in mind the overriding objective of balanced U.S.-China trade.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, known for always keeping in mind the political long game, has been carefully nudging Mr. Zuma, even as the new leader of the A.N.C. seeks to unite a fractured party behind him.
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That's worth keeping in mind as JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC), Citigroup (C), Goldman Sachs (GS), Bank of America (BAC) and Morgan Stanley (MS) are all due to report their earnings this week.
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Yet keeping in mind fashion's spotty track record on diversity historically, not just in fashion shows but on magazine covers, some have wondered how sincere the industry really is, particularly when it comes to race.
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It's worth keeping in mind that most of these reports are sourced from anonymous insiders – but also that they seem to be someone's side of the story, even if they don't paint a complete picture.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Elretron is a first-time company that's never shipped a product before, although the company already has working prototypes and claims to be ready for mass production following crowdfunding.
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Keeping in mind that Italy changed its electoral laws in 2015 to put an end to coalition governments, it is only reasonable for Turkish citizens take similar steps and address the existing system's structural flaws.
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Keeping in mind that Osorio has two U.S.-based friendlies next month before November's World Cup qualifying matches, it would be ideal for the manager to give Fabian a look in the next call-up.
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"We view a government spectrum auction as good and necessary, keeping in mind the huge growth in the use of mobile data, with permanent connectivity demand from users," Telecom said in a statement to Reuters.
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"Keeping in mind that many people will prefer what they are accustomed to, blind tasting panels often prefer the taste of heritage turkeys and describe them as having a richer, almost gamey taste," he said.
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Now, keeping in mind I'm Canadian and assume that every London gang there must operate under Peaky Blinder rules, I would like to paint you a picture of what the struggling council is dealing with.
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That this stuff is happening isn't news, but it's worth keeping in mind that things were plenty fucked before Shkreli hit the scene and they will remain so so long as the law allows it.
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Keeping in mind that there's other factors involved, the divorce rate in India is around one percent, and I sometimes wonder what direction America's gross domestic happiness would head if arranged marriages were more common.
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These profit motives are worth keeping in mind while sifting through proposals from people like Michael Bloomberg who have argued that the search for higher returns can be the main driver for averting planetary catastrophe.
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In any case, it's worth keeping in mind that while the price of Bitcoin ($7,400) is way down from its December high of $19,000, it's still way above where it was this time last year.
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"I think, if done properly, we can boost the prospects for manufacturing jobs, keeping in mind that we have industries that suffer devastating consequences from unfair trade practices and those that benefit from exports," Paul said.
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" Jurors in excessive-force cases now are given explicit instructions to think from "the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene," keeping in mind that the nature of police work requires these "split-second decisions.
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"The group is exploring the opportunities available within the French telecoms market, while keeping in mind that its investments and its solid position afford it a total independence in its approach," Orange said in a statement.
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Keep an eye out for indications they've heard you, keeping in mind that these will be very subtle (the scent of your grandmother's perfume wafting in the air, your uncle's watch turning up in your dresser).
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She also encourages people who get periods to experiment with marijuana at different times of the month to figure out what works for them — keeping in mind that the right dose may change throughout their cycle.
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That narrowed scope is possibly an effort to appease Congress with some hard numbers, so it's worth keeping in mind that we don't yet know the scope of these disinformation campaigns beyond those pre-defined parameters.
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Jabra is promising around 90 percent accuracy, but it's worth keeping in mind that in-ear heart rate monitoring can be tough because it's hard to achieve a consistent fit and everyone's ears are shaped differently.
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For the most part, these updates aren't earth-shattering, but it's worth keeping in mind that this is a developer preview and we'll likely see quite a few new features pop up before the public launch.
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And it's worth keeping in mind that being a great manager doesn't always come naturally, even for today's most well known execs: Here's how Bill Gates learned to kick his bad habits while first creating Microsoft.
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Keeping in mind that most of the agreement was negotiated over 10 years ago, both sides should use this opportunity to identify areas for updating where they have shared objectives and interests, such as digital trade.
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Keeping in mind that I'd be eating at least some of the tahdig at room temperature, I added a little more salt — the colder a dish is when served, the more highly seasoned it should be.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Ghostery limited its findings to websites — not these platforms' smartphone apps — and that some of these trackers are related to the rendering of a site itself, like Google's font library.
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It's a really good outcome, keeping in mind that production and nonsupervisory workers are about 80 percent of the total pie, so to me this is a stronger wage print than what we saw last month.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that the SwitchCharge is the first hardware product from a new company that's making some pretty big claims, so it's worth double checking for yourself before you put up the money.
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But there are some clear-cut differences, so keeping in mind that education can vary wildly at the local level, I tried to find out what kids in Europe learn in school that American kids do not.
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Keeping in mind that puppies are going to chew their beds and have accidents regardless, $36 isn't a wallet burner for a comfortable, easy-to-clean bed that will make them feel safe in their furever home.
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But keeping in mind that this is a show watched by all ages and backgrounds, the dance moves and costumes were more befitting a strip club minus the stripping or a prelude to a soft-porn video.
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Rather than implement a one-size-kills-all solution, the department should scientifically study how many wild horses and burros should roam the range, firmly keeping in mind that the American public wants them on public lands.
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Which is to say that while HTC is the popular pick right now, and worth keeping in mind when deciding which headset to buy for the holidays, but don't count out Google, Facebook or Sony just yet.
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That's not a bad deal, but it's worth keeping in mind that the Surface Pro 4 is almost two years old at this point, which makes this feel more like Microsoft clearing stock for the 2017 Surface Pro.
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Keeping in mind that robots play a big part of this show, an excellent story to adapt would be Ted Chiang's Lifecycle of Software Objects, a fantastic novella about a scientist raising a pair of robots to sentience.
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A note from the chef for this recipe: all ingredients are listed to taste, but it's recommend to start at 1 tablespoon per, keeping in mind the chili powders carry more heat, the longer you let them simmer.
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What's "worth keeping in mind is how Chinese and Americans fight wars differently (the Chinese more strategically by gaining relative strength and the Americans more by exchanging blows until one side gives up)," the longtime Bridgewater executive wrote.
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As archaeologist and curator Dorothea Arnold writes, "one might be tempted to call ancient monuments the media of their time —keeping in mind, however, that in ancient Egypt, politics and religion were two sides of the same coin."
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"The T20 team has been selected keeping in mind the conditions during Asia cup and World T20 and the recent performances of some players in domestic and A Team tours," chief selector Haroon Rashid said in a statement.
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Local government can carefully consider where people are allowed to build or rebuild, for example, keeping in mind whether it's fair for taxpayers to subsidize homes and businesses in areas that are frequently flooded or burned, as Lodge suggested.
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Worth keeping in mind at all times, this friendly warning is especially applicable when reading THE LAST THING I TOLD YOU (Morrow/HarperCollins, paper, $15.99), another shape-shifting psychological mystery by Emily Arsenault, a writer who constantly surprises me.
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The expediter processes all the information coming from the chef and the manager and fires sequences of dishes accordingly, keeping in mind exactly how long each dish will take to finish, and how much each cook is already juggling.
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It is also worth keeping in mind that, though Messrs Phillips and Rozworski are correct that companies do a lot of planning, they do it suboptimally; indeed, many of them do it so badly they go out of business.
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Keeping in mind that there are 23 House Republicans in districts Clinton won, and at least 29 in the Freedom Caucus who could oppose the bill from the right, it's not all that hard to count to that number. 4.
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"While we see this massive rally in the last week, we need to be keeping in mind that on the short-term chart, we actually have broken the February trend line that would support from February into Brexit," said Henrich.
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It's worth keeping in mind that in order to pull off such an attack, a hacker would need to be in your device's Wi-Fi range and impersonate a network that your device already trusts and would attempt to connect to.
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While the Snap-Twitter tie up has a number of potential positives and downsides, it's worth keeping in mind that any marriage of the two platforms would only work to cement the winner-take-most style of the social space.
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Keeping in mind that individual months show considerable variability in weather patterns, it's clear that over the long-term, the ratio of record highs to record lows is now strongly favoring record highs as well as record warm overnight temperatures.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers will discuss adjusting but not ending the ECB's economic stimulus in light of stronger growth, keeping in mind that markets can over-react to any change, ECB chief economist Peter Praet said on Thursday.
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If it's time to upgrade, then read on, keeping in mind these two basic rules for dress sock shopping: Avoid socks made from 100% synthetic fabrics and invest in well-crafted pairs that fit your feet and stay up properly.
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TOKYO, March 13 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's (BOJ's) unscheduled bond-buying operation on Friday was taken keeping in mind the fact that liquidity in the government bond (JGB) market has been falling sharply recently, a central bank official told Reuters.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that even with all these tips, you still may want to get a professional mold test for your home — even the best efforts of individuals may not be enough, and you might need professional help.
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Worth keeping in mind as well: Subscription revenue from apps like Netflix is a growing share of all app revenue (28 percent) and contributes to 95 percent of spending in top non-gaming apps, according to the App Annie report.
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On one hand, it's worth keeping in mind that all of the above accusations are still just that — accusations — and ones made from business leaders whose businesses might prosper more easily in a world where these giants were less powerful.
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However, keeping in mind Trump's 2017 responses to Kim's threat to test-fire missiles near Guam — when Trump threatened to unleash "fire and fury" and nicknamed the North Korean dictator "Little Rocket Man" — one could easily see the current situation escalate.
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We must therefore tackle this problem keeping in mind two things: the number of poorly secured devices that are already in the market and the number of devices that are yet to be designed and produced in the near future.
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The number of sheets you need varies depending on what you're making, but Bellon says three is a safe minimum for many shapes, keeping in mind the layers on each side will multiply as the pastry is folded onto itself.
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Later, as we gathered speed on the runway (keeping in mind the normal sounds of the engine changes that Captain Bunn had explained we'd hear at takeoff), my son, who has been on hundreds of flights, calmly took my hand.
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As Sean Howe wrote in Marvel Comics: The Untold Story, Lee and his fellow writers, editors, and artists would create individual stories in specific issues but would also tinker with the overarching narrative, keeping in mind what happens in those issues.
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"The central bank will be very attentive, keeping in mind that it's ever more dependent on economic data to decide whether it should raise the rate or not," Juan David Ballen, an analysts at Casa de Bolsa brokerage said of the strike.
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It's worth keeping in mind that the Growler Chill is still a crowdfunded Kickstarter project from a first time company that's never shipped a product before, and while the company has a working prototype, it still has yet to go to mass production.
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The bottom line: The U.S. must help China become a more honest broker while holding it responsible for its continued transgressions — keeping in mind that China's economy, global business interests and close ties with North Korea mean its power will only grow.
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"Given the persisting bearish sentiment in the oil market the unprecedented move might not have a long-lasting impact on oil prices but it is worth keeping in mind that Persian Gulf countries produce about 21.5 million barrels per day," PVM's Varga added.
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The baby's foster mother meticulously documented his developments for Ms. Mutu, keeping in mind how hard it would be to miss moments like when he first scooted across the living room floor or developed the belly laugh that shook his whole body.
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"It's meant to be a naturalized woodland, but we're still keeping in mind the sightlines," said Mary Keehbauch, the forewoman of the crew, wiping sweat and dirt from her face with a bandanna and surveying the sea of new trees she had ordered.
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The same presentation, focused on the white working class, noted vaguely: "It's worth keeping in mind, Democratic leaders will be a significant villain highlighted by the G.O.P." If the report did not name Ms. Pelosi as a target, the meaning was clear.
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There are some quirks about the California primary that are also worth keeping in mind: For one, mail-in voting makes the process incredibly accessible in the state, so much so that people can postmark their ballots up until midnight on election day.
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"There was very little paved law," Sederberg said, which meant having to look toward other regulated industries as examples while also keeping in mind the unique position that cannabis has as a federally illegal drug that has legal status in certain states.
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Here's something to know, however, and worth keeping in mind when the next earnings season comes around in October: Companies that beat received virtually no short-term reward for the first time in 17 years, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"While keeping in mind and respecting the sovereignty of the Polish state, we can not stay silent about the steps that threaten its very source, which is the untouchable values of European civilization, humanism and fundamental rights and freedoms," their statement said.
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First, figure out how much you can afford to spend from savings, contributions from family members and your current income — keeping in mind that you might have competing goals for that cash, like saving up to buy a home or start a family.
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It's worth keeping in mind that we have no idea if any charges will end up being brought on any of these matters — it's possible that some of these investigative avenues led nowhere, or that the evidence is too thin on some.
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Sure, the survey also found that flakiness decreases as people get older, but before we dismiss this as another thing that millennials have ostensibly caused ruin to, it's worth keeping in mind that people might be cancelling plans for some very real, valid reasons.
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Putting aside what a stupid notion it is that we should just read books and let corporations do whatever they want with the internet, it's worth keeping in mind what information can be readily seen online that might not be in book form yet.
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As policymakers develop mechanisms to meet the Paris goals, ExxonMobil encourages them to focus on reducing emissions at the lowest cost to society, keeping in mind that access to affordable and reliable energy is critical to economic growth and improved standards of living worldwide.
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"Keeping in mind the will of the founder, the foundation will seek to preserve the unity of the company as far as possible," Gather said in a statement, adding that she was in talks with Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board to find a successor for Lehner.
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" South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-hwa spoke with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo early Wednesday morning Seoul time, according to a statement, which quoted Pompeo as saying preparations would continue for the Trump-Kim summit, "keeping in mind this action of the North.
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Here are the ranges (keeping in mind that Harris's $11.8 million was the next highest result above Cory Booker's): Now, these candidates can take heart in Warren's turnaround — she shows it's possible to go from raising $6 million one quarter to $19 million the next.
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If you don't believe that any observations in the file could lead to a psychological setback, ask for the notes and see what happens, keeping in mind that some notes may have been early musings about diagnoses that did not turn out to be accurate.
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"Without having the original drawings, we tried to put it back to what it was," said Ms. MacDonald, who replaced, replanted and pruned what was there, all the while "keeping in mind today's maintenance requirements," she said, for an estate without full-time gardeners.
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Spice ended her set with the cover, and I headed back to the VIP area, only this time—keeping in mind that Popcaan's set was about two hours out—I weaseled my way back to the artist tents, which were well closed off from outsiders.
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However, as a young man, I was a delegate at the 1999 Cherokee Constitutional Convention and made sure a delegate provision — like the one in the New Echota treaty of 1835 — was included in our Constitution, keeping in mind this opportunity we have now.
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Create a budgetIf you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck because of sheer mismanagement, a financial planner can create a budget that accounts for all your expenses while keeping in mind your goals for the future, whether it&aposs buying a house or investing more.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that while Trump has been consistently anti-Obamacare this election, he has in the past expressed very different views on government-subsidized health care programs, and it's hard to know how firmly he'll stick to his campaign pledges.
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Now into its sixth year, the program has been running long enough to make that data interesting and potentially quite meaningful, although it is also worth keeping in mind that EF has iterated and grown quite a lot since those humble cohort one and two beginnings.
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Players need to quickly figure out how to respond by dispatching troops around the globe to ground missions and base defense, interceptors to combat UFOs and scientists to advance research projects, keeping in mind that each has a cost and going over budget has dire consequences.
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And while People Products has Kickstarted other devices to market in the past (including the original Transparent Speaker) it's worth keeping in mind that the Small Transparent Speaker is still currently in a working prototype stage, and has not yet undergone any manufacturing or software development.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that the punishment that it triggers is sometimes best explained not as a fair and proportionate reaction, but as a result of a system that has evolved to boost our individual reputations — without much care for what it means for others.
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"It sounds a little odd to say, and I understand it's not the sexiest answer, but the best way to eat fish is always by doing as much homework as you can while keeping in mind how your dollars can effect an industry as a whole."
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Despite the speed difference, a dual-band Wi-Fi system — Google Wifi — is currently our favorite out there, so it's worth keeping in mind that the modest speed increases seen on a tri-band system may be outweighed by factors like price and ease of use.
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As for the Senate, I'll be writing down these eight states (in descending order of Democratic victory odds), and keeping in mind that the Democrats need at least five, plus the vice presidency, to take control: Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, New Hampshire, Missouri, North Carolina and Indiana.
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To try to figure out what Miller wanted in his version of Elektra, and to compare it with what we've seen in the 13 episodes of season two — while keeping in mind that what Miller thinks is good for Elektra might not be in her best interests.
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While the exhibition is participatory, I believe it could've profited from a more discursive approach, one that poses the question of what the 'lesbian' means today — keeping in mind that for some it is a shifting concept — and what is at stake if it gets lost.
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Today, according to data from Synergy Research (keeping in mind it's a rapidly changing market), AWS has an enormous market share lead, one that John Dinsdale, chief analyst at Synergy Research, says is so big now, it's going to be very difficult for anyone, even Microsoft to catch them.
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The film's screenwriter, William Wheeler, has said that he and Ms Nair's goal was to "gently expand the idea of what a 'Disney film' could be" and to tell "a pretty authentic story about Uganda and Katwe while still keeping in mind that this is a Disney movie".
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" Kidder said many of the names floated by the administration are from the business community, whereas "a traditional president is pulling from a community of policy experts who built their lives and portfolios keeping in mind that someday they may need to sit through a Senate confirmation hearing.
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Yet it's worth keeping in mind that even though Trump has wanted Mueller gone and his investigation shut down for at least ten months — by one account, Trump actually tried to push Mueller out last June — he's been either unwilling or unable to actually make it happen so far.
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Initially, I thought I'd report about the rapport between Jones and Kelly, covering his claims of "playing Devil's Advocate" and addressing Kelly's almost heartless request that the parent of a Sandy Hook victim share "a message" with Jones, keeping in mind the interview would air on Father's Day.
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Obviously, it's worth keeping in mind that this report deals with only one plant, but according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the CDC is completing "additional research at about 18 other coffee facilities around the country" and results from some of those studies are "due in coming months."
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To be fully prepared, we will need to undertake a multipronged approach that couples recent strides in research funding with resources for care, all while keeping in mind the need to build the infrastructure necessary for the eventual treatment of the millions of Americans impacted by this horrific disease.
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While it lacks the depth and rigor of former candidate Jay Inslee's five-part climate road map, it remains true to the goals of Castro's campaign, namely, instituting winnable reforms while keeping in mind the concerns of populations that have not always been at the center of national conversations.
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"I learned about it by reading the Encyclopedia Britannica," he advised, adding that, when it comes to voyaging through the space-time continuum, the roles of certain subatomic particles are worth keeping in mind, including those of the neutron, the positron, and the "lipton" (as in "Lipton Tea").
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Just remember that comparing the P/E of a particular stock to the S&P 500 is helpful, but keeping in mind the typical history of the extent to which the P/E of its sector is usually over or under the S&P 500 P/E is much more useful.
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In the two Mentor Texts below, we'll show you how the Times book critic Michiko Kakutani and a student winner of our 2018 Review Contest strike the delicate balance of appealing to a broad-cross section of people while keeping in mind the target audience of the works they are reviewing.
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While it may well be the case that, like vitamins or Muesli, public art is inherently good for the body politic, it is worth keeping in mind that Percent for Art programs actually originate out of Depression-era New Deal legislation designed, first and foremost, to give unemployed artists work.
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Basic guidance, as well as tips on exercise breaks, dealing with motion sickness and other topics, can be found at the websites of AAA and ASPCA, keeping in mind that a dog riding with its head out the window or in the open bed of a pickup risks serious injury.
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"Keeping in mind that this new safe harbor will almost certainly be challenged by civil liberties groups – and possibly even some data protection authorities – pretty much immediately, only the foolhardy would place want to place their trust in a new safe harbor right now," Phil Lee, partner at law firm Fieldfisher said.
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Investors should watch carefully how, and whether, these looser fiscal policies are being deployed, keeping in mind that the ECB's "whatever-it-takes" measures can begin to work within a reasonably short time lag only in an environment where a (temporarily) weak private demand is offset by a (temporarily) stronger public spending.
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Both the police departments and the public need to stop putting off conversations about how to address brutality, keeping in mind that one, crime hot spots will require much more time and attention for their citizens to regain trust in police authority, and two, only then can police brutality be truly eradicated.
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It&aposs also worth keeping in mind that being too conservative with your investing could cause you to miss out on the "magic of compound returns, which may be critical to having enough money to maintain your lifestyle in retirement," said Ian E. Rea, CFA, CFP at Slate Peak Financial Services. 3.
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Keeping in mind that some of the key counties that swung from Obama to Trump were some of those hit hardest by the opioid epidemic, the lack of action is not just a blow to public health advocates but will likely come as a major disappointment to some of Trump's most important voters.
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Christoph Hohenberger, one of the company's founders, recommends being expressive, speaking clearly, activating your facial muscles (skip the Botox), and keeping in mind that companies look for keywords, so go ahead and mention the fact that you went to an Ivy League school multiple times during the interview, because AI can't roll its eyes.
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"I think the DEA mission has been pretty well accomplished, keeping in mind its primary mission was to establish a drug law enforcement agency in Afghanistan that was functional and honest," observed Fred Ball, a former special agent who, as an employee of the private military company Blackwater, trained members of the Afghan Counternarcotics Police.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that when you hear content companies — like, for instance, Comcast (Comcast is an investor in Vox Media, which owns this site) — complain about not getting paid for the stuff they put on the internet, they tend to complain more loudly about Facebook than Google — or, at least, YouTube.
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Here is one example of a fake news outlet promoting the conspiracy theories behind Pizzagate, keeping in mind that the story is entirely false and the FBI has not confirmed anything about Pizzagate or related conspiracy theories because they're all wrong: Craig Silverman at BuzzFeed has an exhaustive report on how these ridiculous conspiracy theories got so big.
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Keeping in mind how this sample group came to be, there were a few consistencies within the group: About a third were self-described "cat people," about 25% of the participants chose the videos they viewed during the study based on preexisting personal preferences, and many of them shared certain personality traits, particularly agreeableness and shyness.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that a greater diversity of threats detected on the average endpoint doesn't necessarily mean that a greater number of endpoints are being infected—it could simply mean that adware is coming in a wider array of flavours these days, and the people getting infected are inviting in that increased diversity of flavours.
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Keeping in mind that none of us can truly know what's going on in the household or marriage of another, those with a clear view of Cacciotti's situation may suggest that by denying his wife hospice -- which often involves nursing care and assistance in relieving pain -- however unintentionally, he may not be doing the the most loving thing.
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Wrap the bacon over the top of the terrine and cook in a water bath to 140° F (it will rest up considerably), keeping in mind that the oven temperature should be 300° F. To make the water bath, you can use a roasting pan, or go buy one of the cheap aluminum roasting pans people use on Thanksgiving.
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"Taking into account the attractiveness of this asset and keeping in mind that this would allow us to resolve to a large extent the problem of the budget deficit, I believe a sale of part of Rosneft will be a priority project now," Ulyukayev told journalists on a visit to the Kursk Region in central Russia.
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Here are the annual benefits of the solar installed in the US to date: If you can't see the chart, that's: It's worth keeping in mind that the somewhat clinical phrase "domestic air quality benefits" is another way of describing fewer kids having asthma attacks, fewer adults missing workdays, and fewer people dying of respiratory and circulatory ailments.
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Moving beyond China While several different analysts agree with Synergy's assessment of Alibaba as the clear number one cloud vendor in China, Alibaba Cloud Global GM Ethan Yu concedes that the market is still a few years behind the U.S., and there is plenty of room for growth — keeping in mind that China itself represents a massive potential market.
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To shed a little light on how this two-way navigation and exploration can unfold—keeping in mind the caveat that everyone's sexual experience, especially with a condition as complex and varied as CP, is unique— VICE recently reached out to Alexander Presthus, a man with CP, and Christina Casetti, his long-term able-bodied partner.
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Keeping in mind Dubuffet's rejection of conventional aesthetic values and cultural institutions with regard to art brut, it is ironic that this showing of Jean Dubuffet's Art Brut: The Origins of the Collection comes at a time at which the mainstream art establishment appears to have embraced the work of self-taught artists more enthusiastically than ever before.
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But it is possible to hold that thought in mind while keeping in mind another thought: that we do not want the police or prosecutors — or university administrators, who too often cave in to public pressure in such situations — wielding the power to decide what constitutes "ridicule" and when someone should be hauled up on charges for engaging in it.
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I could be slightly wrong, but we are definitely up there on the list in terms of the number of federally recognized tribes and the percentage of our population, because it is about 10 percent of our population that is native — and that's substantially larger than most other places, keeping in mind that those are sovereign nations within the boundaries of Oklahoma.
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The numbers that matter most here, though, are that based on Google's own benchmarks (and it's worth keeping in mind that this is Google evaluating its own chip), the TPUs are on average 15x to 30x faster in executing Google's regular machine learning workloads than a standard GPU/CPU combination (in this case, Intel Haswell processors and Nvidia K80 GPUs).
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Servings: 4 2 racks babyback pork ribs1+ cups brown sugarchile powder, to tastepaprika, to tastesalt, to tasteblack pepper, to tastegarlic powder, to tasteonion powder, to tastecayenne, to tastedried tarragon, to tastedried thyme, to tastedry mustard, to taste Chef's Tip: All ingredients are listed to taste, it's recommend to start at 1 tablespoon per, keeping in mind the chili powders carry heat.
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And when you do march, keeping in mind all those illogical, self-fellating cognitive loopholes that make it hard for all of us to accept our antiscientific tendencies, you can make a better case for evidence-based policy, with a few tricks:Don't Make It Political If It's NotIf someone's apprehension about a scientific issue isn't deeply tied to a sense of partisan identity, leave it that way.
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Here's how Apple's chargers stacked against one another (keeping in mind that its 18-watt option wasn't available in late 2017 when we ran the tests):No one wants to spend upwards of $50 for the accompanying tools necessary to make their iPhone do the thing that the company says it can do—particularly because we're already asked to do that with other arguably necessary accessories.
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Now Tencent appears to be in need of a new growth engine, be it a groundbreaking feature of WeChat to rejuvenate the app or a brand new social network to replicate the success of WeChat and QQ. It's worth keeping in mind that Tencent, like all other large internet companies in China, is always testing new products to meet shifting landscapes in the tech industry.
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Still, in the spirit of generosity, we will assume for the purposes of a rough calculation that the center's figure is correct — while keeping in mind that the actual cost could easily triple that amount Finally, Senate Democrats have promised $1 trillion for new infrastructure, and House Democrats are rallying around legislation to pay off all $1.4 trillion in student loan debt — both of which the far left generally supports.
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Gold elite status at Marriott and HiltonhotelsAccess to exclusive eventsBenefits at more than 1,000 hotels around the world through the Fine Hotels & Resorts programRental car elite status and benefitsSecondary rental car insuranceRoadside assistanceVarious purchase and shopping protectionsConcierge serviceBaggage loss and damage coverageTravel accident insuranceA credit for TSA PreCheck or Global EntryThe Gold CardWhile the Gold Card doesn't have nearly as many flashy perks as the Platinum Card, it still has a few benefits worth keeping in mind.
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But that service doesn't seem to be particularly popular, and it's hard to imagine Young reaching more high-res audio fans than Jay Z. (Pono plans to offer music at an even higher quality than Tidal does, which either makes it more appealing or more niche, depending on how you want to view it.) It's also worth keeping in mind that everything about Pono has been extremely slow-moving thus far, and there's no reason to expect this to be any different.
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While many of them may bear expensive designer names, it's worth keeping in mind that these are still just dressed up Fossil watches (which are perfectly fine, if somewhat unambitious when it comes to internal movements and hardware.) The new Diesel On smartwatch will be priced from $325 when it goes on sale in the US. Otherwise, Fossil hasn't announced specific pricing or release details for the rest of its portfolio, but all are expected to land sometime before the end of the year.
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