"The laundry list for 2018 does look very similar to the laundry list of 2017 — the key for me is that actually nothing happened," Dwane told CNBC.
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It's not a laundry list of everything you can do.
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I won't bother with a laundry list of Kasich's record.
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A laundry list of factors has contributed the category's decline.
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Ackerman wisely avoids the laundry list of injuries he suffered.
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Check out this laundry list of achievements provided by Detrick.
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The real selling point is the laundry list of benefits.
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BREAKING:The laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting about Mrs.
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On the long laundry list of people I'll never speak to.
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Climate change is just another in a laundry list of issues.
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It's a wide-ranging laundry list of complaints at first glance.
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It's a long laundry list of misleading statements and outright lies.
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He comes prepared with a laundry list of progressive pipe dreams.
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First, the President provided a pretty conventional laundry list of accomplishments.
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There's a laundry list of new features with a few highlights.
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Hicks' departure is another major negative story amid that laundry list.
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It suggests even a laundry list of problems can be overcome.
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His game is a laundry list of needless split-second compromises.
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"I mean, just go through the laundry list real quick," he continued.
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Japan may be adding Donald Trump to its laundry list of challenges.
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Go deeper: Scott Pruitt's laundry list of scandals while with the EPA
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Everything.It's not about looks or weight (though I have a laundry list).
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You can probably come up with quite a laundry list yourself, right?
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Presented together, the organizations feel like an innocuous laundry list, their goals inconsequential.
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Traders have a laundry list of things to watch heading into next year.
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We all got to work on our laundry list of things to do.
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Two years on, and the laundry list of Kindle omissions grows increasingly absurd.
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I could go through the usual laundry list: it makes me literally sick.
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They had identified a short laundry list of things that would be better.
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A laundry list of investors have taken part in Airbnb rounds to date.
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Those conditions were a laundry list of Russian grievances towards the United States.
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But according to Patterson, Europe doesn't come without a laundry list of risks.
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The laundry list of missteps has led to a contentious relationship with Congress.
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If there's no organizing theme, it just becomes a laundry list of things.
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The fine print on any medication is often a laundry list of risk.
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Still, passing legislation requires a little more focus than an expansive laundry list.
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James had a laundry list of sick burns just waiting to be unleashed.
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Earlier in Wednesday's exchange, Lauer ran through a laundry list of Putin's sins.
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President Donald Trump gave the commission a laundry list of items to consider.
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It devolved into a laundry list of what flaws we saw in each other.
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In the Ghana case, this laundry list includes Dell produced servers and Intel processors.
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Zara has a laundry list of its own, ripping off brands high and low.
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Delivery is one of a laundry list of services available to Amazon Prime users.
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With this laundry list of character defects, all the mistakes I've made, largely public.
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These chemicals are some of the laundry list of nasty emissions produced by cigarettes.
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In the laundry list of popular stereotypes of young people, political apathy features prominently.
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Your resume shouldn't be a laundry list of job responsibilities and functions, she added.
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There was the expected laundry list of hoary, right-wing shibboleths, grudges and chimeras.
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With our white supremacy reporting there's a whole laundry list of prosecutions and arrests.
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Joining the fight are a laundry list of corporate America's household names, including , , , and .
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Over the weekend, Trump spoke with Republicans and a laundry list of informal advisers.
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Then the feds will bust the club, getting Hiram on a laundry list of felonies.
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She's got a laundry list of things that she deals with on a daily basis.
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And Sierra delivers, detailing a laundry list of reasons why being Mayor is no bueno.
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The laundry list of setbacks includes faulty ejection seats, software delays and helmet-display issues.
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Another item for your financial laundry list: Shine a light on your 401(k) assets.
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This week we had a bit of a laundry list of topics to get through.
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It's the latest in a laundry list of box office records the film has set.
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When you think of emoji, you don't think of a laundry list of random objects.
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Shortly before, a slideshow presented a laundry list of so-called successes on the tracks.
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The Victory Fund endorsed Roem's campaign alongside a laundry list of others, including Emily's List.
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An entrepreneur in Toronto has a laundry list of American products she'll no longer buy.
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But when you thought of your own, you had a laundry list of recollections. 2.
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Riemer's video is a laundry list of what not to do as a gun owner.
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There is a laundry list of words that could describe how I'm feeling right now.
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Her mother gave a laundry list: no one likes them, they get abused, et cetera.
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To determine what the problem is, they'll go through a laundry list of regular activities.
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What I found was the one-on-ones just became this laundry list of issues.
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But she adds that creating a laundry list of skills can dilute meaning for the user.
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Trump's weekly address on Saturday, by contrast, was basically a laundry list of his executive orders.
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There is a veritable laundry list here, but the campaign emphasizes a few things in particular.
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The teacher's pay issue was only one of a laundry list that's grown over the years.
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Photo: Box But Box didn't want to stop with just a laundry list of the connections.
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Most of [what people send me] are aircrafts, or balloons—there's just a whole laundry list.
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Sleep provides a laundry list of benefits including cognitive function, creativity, mood, weight loss and libido.
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Before those updates can occur, the city must comply with a laundry list of regulatory requirements.
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What unites the laundry list of the alt-right's enemies — illegal immigrants, feminists, multinational corporations etc.
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Those who will attend have a laundry list of items they hope Trump will address. Rep.
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Taking on a new client wasn't high on his laundry list of priorities at the time.
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Qassim Suleimani of Iran, he began with a laundry list of unanswered questions about the airstrike.
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There is a laundry list of considerations students should keep in mind when selecting a college.
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That didn't stop a laundry list of outlets from aggregating and perpetuating the Post's unsubstantiated conclusion.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign included a laundry list of new programs meant to address Obamacare's recent troubles.
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The laundry list of Millennial wrongdoings is just getting longer, and this time coffee is the culprit.
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Tim Ryan have all shown the capacity to excite black audiences, but he offered a laundry list.
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At this moment, I could barrage you with a laundry list of acronyms that comprise the system.
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Trump blames illegal immigrants, "bad deals," and a laundry list of other targets for our economic problems.
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While this is Ciara's first beauty partnership, the star has a laundry list of incredible beauty looks.
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He knows what he's talking about, and he's got a laundry list of awards to prove it.
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Of course, we presume this will happen right after she finishes her laundry list of other priorities.
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Meanwhile, America now has a laundry list of powerful men being accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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The laundry list of upgrades includes more helpful notifications, Bluetooth connectivity, and an expansion to non-U.
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Clinton speeches often feel like a laundry list of specific policy prescriptions to the problems people face.
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Their interviews and press materials are full of an ambitious laundry list of reference points and influences.
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It doesn't need to be a laundry list, just a few of your most eye-catching employers.
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The best way to attack the electability argument might be Bernie's laundry list of Biden's bad decisions.
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The OECD presented Israeli leaders with a laundry list of recommendations aimed at narrowing the country's inequalities.
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Equally, nobody gets this angry without a laundry list of grievances already weighing upon their last nerve.
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When a company starts up, a retirement plan is usually the last item on the laundry list.
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Aaron says his mental illness means taking a laundry list of pills ... and he's not hiding anything.
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From the left, party leaders faced pressure to batter Trump with a laundry list of impeachment charges.
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Unfortunately, judges too often impose a laundry list of probation conditions that can lead to unnecessary imprisonment.
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There's a long sort of laundry list of conditions that make contact either bad or good. Right.
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Mr. Putin seemed to be trying to address all those grievances with his laundry list of promises.
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She notes there's a laundry list of risks its associated with, including cancer, liver issues, and cardiovascular problems.
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At the very least, this deal will mean Khosrowshahi can cross one messy lawsuit off his laundry list.
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Google is working with a laundry list of carriers to make RCS the standard for all Android devices.
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" Ostensibly, this "is a real, practical laundry list of ways you can get out there and fight injustice.
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Considering that laundry list of tasks, I give iTunes credit for functioning somewhat okay at all of them.
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I can thank a lifetime of full-contact sports and general anxiety for my laundry list of aches.
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It's a laundry list of devastating attacks that would make health care more expensive for millions of Americans.
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If you need to break up with a Capricorn, be prepared to hear a laundry list of grievances.
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Since the passage was largely a laundry list of words, the grammatical hints there were pretty scant, too.
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This new line of research adds even more items to the laundry list of problems caused by concussions.
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To millions of his countrymen, General Qassem Soleimani embodied Iran's defense against a laundry list of existential threats.
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Mention your past experience through a storyYour interviewer doesn't need to hear a laundry list of job titles.
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Both Lutsenko and Shokin have helped supply Giuliani's team with a laundry list of allegations against the Bidens.
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There are two weeks and a laundry list of huge items outside of spending bills to deal with.
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Anyways, the criticism is clearly doing a number on Sean, and he posed a laundry list of questions.
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The laundry list of loopholes also includes breaks for student loans, foster care, even railroad worker retirement plans.
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It typically involves completing the main game, all the side quests, and a laundry list of optional content.
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In the meantime, Republicans are compiling a laundry list of questions for Comey or Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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It's what Apple refers to as the first "TrueDepth" camera, and it has a laundry list of exclusive features.
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It&aposs not about finding someone who&aposs will give you a laundry list of preferences you want achieved.
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And a recent Reddit thread reads like a laundry list of the erroneous beliefs people have about Neanderthal genes.
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They aren't just dropping a laundry list of references, like we're seeing in the marketing of Ready Player One.
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Citi analyst Paul Lejuez echoed that Tiffany was already facing a laundry list of challenges before the protests began.
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The February 2015 shipping date came and went, with a laundry list of problems around the design and manufacturing.
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What I did see is a laundry list of familiar proposals supported by Trump and his allies in Congress.
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The new rules are certain to create a laundry list of extra admin for both buy and sell sides.
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Gone is the laundry list of policy proposals funneled into the White House from agencies across the federal government.
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Given the laundry list of challenges, Temer is expected to hit the ground running by introducing pro-business reforms.
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Springsteen went on spit out a laundry list of causes with a beatnik-type of bounce in his voice.
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The main keywords from headlines of the least read stories reads as a laundry list of click-bait classics.
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The laundry list of bands he's been in is massive (but still pales in comparison to his rap sheet).
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Instead, he gave a laundry list of progressive-friendly policy stances that he wants to be seen as holding.
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I come away with a laundry list of emails to send and a clamshell box of leftovers from lunch.
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His nearest rival, Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn, is offering the opposite with a laundry list of spending plans.
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That's why fighting climate change can't be somewhere down the page on a laundry list of things to do.
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Additionally, her website offers a laundry list of Palermo-approved suggestions of leather and fur items by other luxury designers.
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The laundry list of old issues was all put to rest long ago in our conversations with the European Commission.
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From cultural appropriation to that whole Jeffree Star debacle, the family has a laundry list of controversial and appropriation offenses.
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The app also includes an integration with IFTTT, along with the laundry list of third-party integrations Automatic already offers.
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It's possible Shrill will fix Annie's laundry list of problems by focusing on the many lovable characters in her life.
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There's an endless laundry list of concerns: Trump berating the Fed, Trade Wars, China slowing growth, Brexit casualties, EU slowdown.
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She is facing a laundry list of charges, including criminal mischief, domestic violence simple assault, criminal threatening, and reckless conduct.
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WHAT'S TOP OF THE LAUNDRY LIST AS FAR AS WHERE YOU ARE GOING TO INVEST NOW THAT THAT'S FREED UP?
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But Mr Biden's speech was rambling and unfocused, more a laundry list of mainstream Democratic positions than a coherent narrative.
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"Your resume should never be a laundry list of everything you've ever done or are capable of doing," Augustine said.
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The White Stripes join a laundry list of musicians and entertainers to publicly ask Trump to quite playing their tunes.
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"The Clout" is a three-minute laundry list of all the bizarre things people do for 15 minutes of fame.
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On Saturday, we left the Banana Republic presentation with a laundry list of new ways to wear our old clothes.
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And over the years, The Police, Van Morrison, Miles Davis, a laundry list of timeless musicians would grace its stage.
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Now we just have to wait on answers to the laundry list of questions raised by the announcement of Stadia.
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Federal officials had been investigating Cohen for nearly a year — since July 2017 — over a laundry list of possible crimes.
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Smith should be able to rebound -- he's trained a laundry list of big athletes including Chad Johnson and Geno Smith.
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" Blake has a laundry list of items the magazine published he says are false: -- "I have never been to rehab.
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Bernie Sanders and his political organization, "Our Revolution," along with a laundry list of former aides to President Barack Obama.
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Somewhere on the laundry list of things that humans can do easily and robots totally suck at it handling clothes.
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" Duran criticized a laundry list of Trump policies in saying his city's values are "under threat by the Trump administration.
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Ammonia, benzene, cyanide, lead; a laundry list of toxins formerly trapped in coal ore are now likely airborne before us.
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She supported a laundry list of progressive causes including a $15 minimum wage, legalizing recreational marijuana and criminal justice reform.
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Amazon is revealing a laundry list of new customers this week, also including and , coinciding with the company's re:Invent conference.
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A tape emerged just weeks before the end of the race where Trump made a laundry list of misogynistic comments.
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Neither, as even some sympathetic critics have charged, is it simply a "laundry list" of things progressives happen to like.
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If that sounds like a laundry list of typical first-world inconveniences, Petrov certainly won't try to convince you otherwise.
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He also added God to the mix — right after David Hasselhoff — before returning to his laundry list of movie badasses.
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After extolling the lifesaving virtues of the particular drug, the commercial rattles off a laundry list of potential side effects.
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Cohen ends her life of Logue with a laundry list of lessons, some items bleached and clean, some still stained.
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Sturdevant asked how he was doing, and he cataloged a laundry list of what he called his "old man" ailments.
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With that laundry list in hand, Trump is going to pitch tax reform to the public, the administration officials said.
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The rapper came with a laundry list of talking points, highlighting the power of his "Make America Great Again" hat.
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The ad closes with a laundry list of allegations against the Clintons, complete with a selfie-taking Anthony D. Weiner.
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Meanwhile, Democratic presidential frontrunner Bernie Sanders has called for national rent control, along with a laundry list of other policies.
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There is a laundry list of issues I think about often that we've not yet figured out how to address.
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With a laundry list of deadlines, the impending (and expensive) doom that is gifting season, and total darkness at 4 p.m.
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There's a laundry list of things that make that (joint bid) hypothetical, interesting or uninteresting, depending on what's in that list.
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Once again this year, there was a laundry list of horror hits that capitalized in big ways on relatively small budgets.
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Honestly, there's a whole laundry list of extra proprietary features on these new TVs that's best browsed on the Sony website.
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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have a laundry list of investigations that Republicans have blocked them from pursuing so far.
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There is a long laundry list of fears around the banks which can be best summarized as a lack of growth.
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Meanwhile, while serving as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton was also overseeing a laundry list of U.S.-Russian initiatives and dealings.
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And then the actual Pixel 22010 XLs came out and people discovered that their displays have a laundry list of problems.
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Police banned protesters from bringing a laundry list of items, but several white nationalists were allowed in with shields and helmets.
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We're told Avenatti has a laundry list of things he wants to ask the President ... and sex is the least problematic.
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On the album's opening track, "Self," she runs through a laundry list of who she thinks Room 25 will resonate with.
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Amid a laundry list of questions surrounding the incident and how the hospital handled the birth, an investigation began shortly after.
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The country faces a laundry list of problems: food and job shortages, an HIV epidemic, unaffordable public spending and overwhelming poverty.
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Children, often very young, will typically come to a doctor with a laundry list of medical problems that involve many organs.
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This goes back to the first teaser trailer, when we hear a bit of a laundry list of her past crimes.
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But when it comes to the laundry list of reasons why he's supremely sexy, the star's got nothing to worry about.
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Then he released so-called "immigration principles"—an 18-point laundry list of restrictionist proposals with no chance of passing Congress.
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It integrated a laundry list of eateries into its system right off the bat through a deal with ordering startup Olo.
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So my job is to be like, 'Nah, dawg, look at this laundry list of things that show you the injustices.
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But a laundry list of injuries—specifically his neck, broken five times by his count—and painkiller abuse conspired against him.
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The monochromatic jam is a laundry list (and part anatomy class) of all things pink: your lips, your brain, your heart.
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I began a laundry list of complaints: My body feels out of alignment after being on crutches and in a cast.
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The former model was busted by cops in Palm Springs, CA this past week on a laundry list of felony charges.
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At this point it just meets the most criteria on astronomers' and astrobiologists' laundry list of what's necessary to support life.
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Feinstein has just ticked through a laundry list of concerns Democrats will raise throughout the day about Sessions's past voting record.
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Puerto Rico's debt is complex; the U.S. territory has a laundry list of parties that have a stake in the debt.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has a laundry list of requirements for the struggling General Electric to get back in his good graces.
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And despite endless government initiatives, updated regulations and a laundry list of promises from industry, the problem is worse than ever.
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That August, WWE rolled out the network to a laundry list of 160 countries a full four months ahead of schedule.
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He says a second meeting with Putin will usher in the implementation of the laundry list of items they discussed in Helsinki.
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The Illini dealt with a laundry list of injuries during the season, needing nine different starting lineups in its first ten games.
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"I know how this bit goes," he says, confessing to a laundry list of demons, ranging from drug abuse to excessive shopping.
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A whole laundry list of things not because I was mean, but because I was able to be respectful in the disagreements.
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Monday was a particularly rocky day with a laundry list of all the red flags for a campaign in trouble and disarray.
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"I think a new Apple Watch is inevitable, and there's a laundry list of amazing things the device could do, " Whiting said.
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The ditching of the deal was followed by a tough speech by Mr Pompeo presenting a laundry list of demands to Iran.
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There's a laundry list of P20 camera options and assistive features designed "to bridge the skills gap" between photography amateurs and pros.
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Warren mostly did not engage in such process arguments in 2019 — focusing instead on her biography and laundry list of policy proposals.
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"...You read off a laundry list of your concerns about the press and things you feel like are misreported," Acosta told Sanders.
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Talking to PeopleStyle, the star got real about the reason she's had to add makeup artist to her laundry list of talents.
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Apple assembled a veritable laundry list of celebrities to push a new line of wireless headphones from its Beats by Dre brand.
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Gingrich had his 10-point Contract with America, a laundry list of promises that Republicans vowed to fulfill if they took power.
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Some of us thought the Republican nominee might offer a detailed right-of-center agenda to counter Hillary Clinton's liberal laundry list.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus's fiscal year 2018 budget contains a laundry list of these reforms that should have attracted much more attention.
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Trump mostly used the speech as a laundry list of his administration's economic credentials as he spoke to a largely supportive audience.
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The men who appear, two-dimensional figures with monosyllabic names, run together in a laundry list of half-sketched disappointments and transgressions.
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In part, that's the work of public rhetoric: no laundry list of policy proposals can substitute for an eloquent narrative of inclusion.
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There has been a laundry list of gripes against the singer ... noise, drugs, assaults, riding various vehicles recklessly, and on and on.
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One of the officials, James O. Pasco, said they discussed a "laundry list of issues," including concerns about the collaborative reform program.
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Other people ... not to just do a laundry list here, but Dave McClure, another well known VC, stepped down from his role.
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It issued a 1-page report offering a laundry list of complaints regarding Chinese efforts to protect and promote their domestic industries.
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My cholesterol is lowering, I've found a laundry list of meals I love to cook, and I'm feeling both strong and energized.
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Last week, in his first television ad of the runoff, Strange's campaign ran down a laundry list of alleged improprieties by Moore.
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Clinton said, after reeling off a laundry list of Democratic priorities, from fighting climate change to fighting for the rights of immigrants.
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Last year's tax cuts and his appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court typically lead the laundry list of his accomplishments.
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The concoction was more crepe than pizza, but the result tasted just as delicious as its laundry list of components might portend.
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And it's a testament to the laundry list of bad things BoJack has done that I had forgotten about that particular situation.
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Similarly, Warren doesn't give us a convoluted laundry list of policies, she tells us what she is going to do for us.
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Trump isn't likely to read a laundry list of nuts-and-bolts measures, as some presidents have done; that's not his style.
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And a laundry list of poll-tested Washington speak won't persuade anyone—not in your district in a tough election environment. 6.
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One is called mast cell activation syndrome, which is the one that causes a laundry list of allergies that continues to grow.
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In addition to its alleged trade secrets, Waymo also wants to withhold details about a laundry list of business deals from public scrutiny.
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As Sanders' wife, Jane, reviewed his laundry list of accomplishments for PEOPLE at the kitchen table, the senator let out a deep sigh.
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Khuzami alleges that the team made up a fake CEO to look more credible as well as a laundry list of other claims.
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Most importantly, on the laundry list of things Democrats should be losing sleep over, Hillary Clinton's book should be pretty much dead last.
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Gaglio's use of violence and misconduct is another example on a laundry list underscoring the culture of impunity that exists at the NYPD.
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Dr. Antin started treating this laundry list of health issues by hydrating Ziggy, neutering him, and cleaning up his nails, ears and mouth.
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It's important to note that any type of tea can be used, although Dhukai emphasizes hibiscus for its laundry list of skin benefits.
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In fact, each season we seem to leave the J.Crew show with a laundry list of new ways to wear our old clothes.
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In fact, the company's System Status page, which collects global incidents, reads like a laundry list of every major city across the globe.
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Brides sometimes ask their friends to do a laundry list of things that make being a bridesmaid feel like a part-time job.
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Vause politely let Callahan know she'd need to secure security personnel for her event, insurance coverage, and a laundry list of other things.
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I'm a cis, straight, white, able-bodied woman, and even with that laundry list of privilege, body neutrality is a life-changing concept.
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With a laundry list of scandals, it sometimes seemed as though Pruitt was trying to violate every government ethics rule on the books.
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She calls to check in every week or so and runs through a laundry list of topics: her husband, their kids, their dog.
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" Applicants do not need to tick off a laundry list of engagement in every field, like art, music, sports, Mr. Schmill explains. "M.
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My noisy internal monologue—usually flitting from school to boys to a laundry list of insecurities—coalesces around one certain refrain: I'm dying.
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Only this time, each agency's funding lapse would just be compounding the laundry list of damages that are just beginning to be fixed.
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Catch and Kill followed Ronan's fierce reporting of the laundry list of Harvey Weinstein's sexual crimes against women in the past few decades.
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Lawmakers have been considering a laundry list of legislative and regulatory options, including suspending payroll taxes, expanding sick leave and boosting jobless benefits.
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It picked a leader accused of a laundry list of sexual misconduct — and who has been caught on tape bragging about his predation.
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Trump's laundry list of tax cuts would reduce revenues for the U.S. government, which is already running a deficit and deeply in debt.
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Mattis's letter included a laundry list of specifics identified by the service secretaries and chiefs that would be hurt by a continuing resolution.
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"We have a virtual laundry list of what makes up public purpose now," said Namita Wahi, director of the center's Land Rights Initiative.
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"This is the first time that I'm becoming aware of the laundry list of associations that the book has had," Mr. Powell says.
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Each time a character opens their mouth, they dump out a laundry list of basic information: their name, title, occupation, and current objective.
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The composers requested "a laundry list of emotional settings that we could draw upon" from Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick, Mr. Reznor said.
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Notably, her laundry list of possible tools did not include negative rates, an idea that has been nearly universally panned by Fed officials.
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Despite the laundry list of challenges and the very little progress made thus far, this is not the time to be caught middling.
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Consistently admitting and owning a laundry list of shortcomings, wrongdoings and indiscretions this traveler hath traveled -- however, every man has a breaking point.
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" House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi tweeted a statement saying Pruitt's record as attorney general is a "laundry list of favors to the special interests.
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"President-elect Trump's first news conference since late July has left a veritable laundry list of questions unanswered for markets," wrote analysts at Westpac.
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Delaney highlighted infrastructure and tax reform amid a laundry list of other issues in a Washington Post op-ed explaining his decision to run.
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Undereye bags can be caused by a laundry list of things, some preventable (pulling an all-nighter) and some not so much (allergies; genetics).
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As college costs rise, some students apply to a laundry list of schools to increase their odds of getting into one they can afford.
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Krause has designed Evelozcity to be flexible in ways that are meant to help the startup survive what is a laundry list of unknowns.
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Thus, Wayne has generally come at the dispute on record with more of an emotional plea rather than with a laundry list of crimes.
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Reality Check: Cruz on Trump and Democrats By Sonam Vashi, CNN Cruz cited a laundry list of Democrats that he said Trump had supported.
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P's divorce war with Sonya Miller is still dragging on, and he recently filed a laundry list of excuses for missing a recent hearing.
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"It is not strong to insult women," Bush said in a sharply worded laundry list of groups Trump has offended during his presidential campaign.
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So, in a way it's liberating to be here, but then again, Puerto Rico has a laundry list of things they're dealing with too.
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Mary Lambert is opening up about a "laundry list" of trauma that drove her to try to take her own life as a teen.
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And now, to add to her laundry list of skills, she's proving that she can pull off four different hair looks all at once.
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Although some teachers start the school year by giving students a laundry list of supplies they'll need to buy, Shapiro isn't one of them.
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Although there's a whole laundry list of sites that do something when you enter the Konami code, Buzzfeed's sloth takeover is probably my favourite.
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Global investors have a laundry list of worries, including China's slowing economy, the Trump administration's trade war with China and the unpredictability surrounding Brexit.
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Ivanka Trump's speech on Thursday was closer to a laundry list of the very policies Democrats have promoted and Republicans have tried to block.
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Also, the Sapphire Reserve is packed with a laundry list of benefits and perks, from airport lounge access to lost and delayed baggage coverage.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro just pled not guilty to a laundry list of misdemeanors stemming from last month's incident with his baby mama, Jen Harley.
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Kim Zolciak Biermann posted a "juicy" belfie on Instagram Tuesday, with a detailed caption sharing a laundry list of "fun facts" about her life.
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I had just spent a year engaged in a rich dialogue, and my brain hammered with the laundry list of Greek Life-associated problems.
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Eric Swalwell was on the floor of the House of Representatives Tuesday, and just ripped into Trump over a laundry list of "racist" comments.
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Faced with a laundry list of stalled projects, white elephants, and legacies that are anything but, cariocas have voiced their displeasure at the polls.
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Of course there were some ad-libs and a laundry list of self-promotional claims that had to be fact checked in real time.
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The significance of U.S.-sourced intellectual property throughout the supply chain and a laundry list of overseas partners, suppliers and customers has been revealed.
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Medicine is just one of a long laundry list of essential supplies that the country, gripped by a political and humanitarian crisis, is lacking.
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The new taxes would fund a laundry list of liberal proposals — "Medicare for all," free college, combating global warming and rebuilding roads and bridges.
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That data is then shared with a laundry list of third parties, regardless of whether the user actually has a relationship with those companies.
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Paradoxically, Congress' laundry list of frustrations with Zuckerberg and Facebook suggests that bipartisan legislation will be difficult to pass, and that's a good thing.
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Every time I think of the laundry list of social injustices on top of my own shit like my actual laundry I get overwhelmed.
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The bill, put forth Wednesday, has a laundry list of goals, including regulating the use of non-disparagement and non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs.
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The new developments in R. Kelly's laundry list of accusations doesn't ignite the same uproar as #MeToo, because America is a sucker for tradition.
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We got June in NYC Wednesday where she gave us a laundry list of the operations she underwent to reach her dress size 4.
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Paula Patton has shared a laundry list of claims against her ex-husband, singer Robin Thicke as part of a temporary restraining order against Thicke.
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This unexpected laundry list of accusations only scrapes the surface on a long-standing, nuanced rift between The Church of Satan and The Satanic Temple.
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But video head cleaner, room odorizer, leather cleaner, and a whole laundry list of other uses for the tiny amber bottle of amyl nitrates isn't.
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By reading books, watching news reports, and so on it should be able to create a laundry list of suspected schemas, like those mentioned above.
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The laundry list of complaints against the number four smartphone manufacturer in the US is as long as the massive fine would seem to indicate.
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If you had the chance to ask your favorite vlogger what they want in a camera, you'll probably get a laundry list of feature requests.
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The company added to the laundry list this week by announcing that it formally pulled the plug on its EcoPass content package earlier this month.
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After I described my headaches, she'd shined lights in my eyes, tested my coordination skills, watched me walk, and asked a laundry list of questions.
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Guitar Center's deals aren't as impressive as some other sites, but there are a few goodies hidden among the laundry list of things on sale.
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For decades now, Trump has made an art of celebrating his lead role, real or imagined, in a laundry list of business and entertainment ventures.
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For now, however, the company appears to be springing back to life, as it rushes to comply with the most recent laundry list of restrictions.
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EST (0200 GMT) on Tuesday, will be less of a laundry list of legislative plans and more of a big-picture view of America's future.
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Underside of Power is a call to arms and laundry list of genocides; 95 theses as 99 Problems, with late period capitalism as (number) one.
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Recounting his full laundry list of near-death experiences decades later, it's made me realize how little I ever understood about him as a teen.
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Given his upside, evident ability, and the laundry list of health-related snake traps that loom around every corner, the stakes here are extremely high.
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McConnell is also expected to bring up a laundry list of policy bills including the National Defense Authorization Act — a bipartisan but time-consuming endeavor.
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The band, joined by a laundry list of famous friends, orchestrated a truly beautiful and cathartic tribute concert that was much more powerful than words.
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Don't get us wrong, money certainly isn't everything in a relationship, but it should definitely get a mention on the laundry list of compatibility considerations.
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Andrew M. Cuomo took to the stage here and delivered his vision of the coming legislative year, unveiling a laundry list of nearly 150 proposals.
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This has been a key concern of lawmakers and government officials who say that the currency could be used for a laundry list of crimes.
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But while corporate executives are monitoring a laundry list of political and economic risks, no single factor appears to be a major cause for concern.
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Earlier in the week, former U.S. legislator Frank Wolf also gave a heartfelt address, as he provided a global laundry list of religious freedom violations.
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Trump likely will present voters with a laundry list of accomplishments, telling his base that, together, they have made headway toward making America great again.
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I knew that I suffered from bruxism (the technical term for teeth grinding), all tied up with my laundry list of sleep and anxiety issues.
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How else do you explain the laundry list of ex-coaches and execs who leave New England and immediately sabotage other organizations with their incompetence?
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It's not about having a laundry list of what you require from other people, but rather that everyone is fucking special and interesting and surprising.
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The Speaker's team blasted out a laundry list of proposals to combat radical extremists, including restricting the travel of foreign fighters and combating online radicalization.
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The benefits of restoration discussed above read like a laundry list of the criminal justice priorities and values of the left and the right alike.
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Congress is set to return to a laundry list of divisive fights looming over its 2020 agenda when both chambers reconvene in the coming days.
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Studies have shown IOT devices routinely collect far more data than consumers realize, then sell and share that data with a laundry list of companies.
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The IG report documented a laundry list of abuses of the FISA process, but it did not seriously attempt to investigate why the abuses occurred.
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The speech has become pomp and circumstance tied in with a laundry list of proposals that the president hopes to push for the year ahead.
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"We took it home over the holidays and played it, and we came back and we had a whole laundry list of [ideas]," Fergusson said.
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Following the laundry list of excellent mob movies this should be an easy win, but Gotti's reviews are apparently the only entertaining thing about it.
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With one-year deployments came a culture of buck passing, of leaving Afghanistan with a laundry list of "initiatives" and "reconstruction efforts" left half-finished.
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As the trial closed for the day, prosecutors indicated that despite the laundry list of wrongdoing Gates had just admitted to, he was only getting started.
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The flight program has a mile-long laundry list of deficiencies and problems that involve glitches with its radar systems, operational performance flaws, and maintenance issues.
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Robbie joins a laundry list of stars who've previously served as the face of the fragrance house, including Rooney Mara, Diane Kruger, Kate Moss and more.
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Amazon's European Privacy Notice meanwhile, sets out a laundry list of purposes for user data — from improving its services, to generating recommendations and personalization, to advertising.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro might have dodged a felony in his nasty incident with Jen Harley ... but he has a laundry list of misdemeanors to deal with.
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And though they already have a laundry list of runways under their belts, this is the first time the siblings have walked in the same show.
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Germán Jaramillo gives a bravura performance in the role, managing to generate sympathy even while running through a laundry list of the man's misdeeds and prejudices.
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At his hearing he is read a laundry list of charges, including criminal trespassing (again: in front of his own house) and assault on an officer.
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The phone is basically a laundry list of bleeding-edge smartphone features, complete with a slide-out selfie camera and the latest mobile chip from Qualcomm.
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This was a laundry list of everything anyone has ever told me was wrong with the USA in the past decade: crime, terrorism, jobs, disrespect overseas.
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Not only is it stylish AF, it's got a laundry list of cool features built-in to give you a fast, quiet, and, yes, novel blowout.
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So it's a good time to discuss player expectations and why Destiny 2 may never live up to its harshest critics' laundry list of desired changes.
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I'm not following a script; even if a client sends me a laundry list of fetishes and requests, I can work them into a spontaneous session.
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Everything you see here is from a laundry list of features that other smartphone manufacturers also have, and the lack of differentiation becomes clearer every year.
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Visit Clinton's web page and you will find a dizzying laundry list of 38 policy proposals, of which the feminist ones are a relatively small part.
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Even that laundry list of horrible developments for the White House leaves things out -- most notably the ever-changing stories of why Trump actually fired Comey.
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Over the next week the House will consider overturning a laundry list of regulations adopted by the last administration using the Congressional Review Act or CRA.
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From political corruption, to significant budget overruns, to the Zika virus, to sewage contaminated waters, there is a laundry list of issues that have cropped up.
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The reality is, if you have a laundry list of student loans to pay back, an effective repayment process is going to take sacrifice and motivation.
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Hewitt had staunchly defended Pruitt amid a laundry list of ethics controversies about his high-cost travel and a discounted condo he rented from a lobbyist.
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Ronnie's getting in on the action too ... only weeks after getting hit with a laundry list of misdemeanor charges following his nasty incident with Jen Harley.
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She lays out a laundry list of intentions on album opener "more," which reads like objectives she's trying to accomplish throughout the duration of the album.
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Donald Trump wants his attorney general Jeff Sessions to uphold the independence of the judiciary — but also go after a laundry list of Trump's personal grievances.
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They're both aging, balding dudes from Brooklyn with a laundry list of gripes, though Larry's are mostly about ring stains and Bernie's are more tax-related.
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Clinton quickly composed herself and, in a remarkable post-gender punt, pivoted to a laundry list of other constituencies whom she said Mr. Trump had offended.
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Clark: We didn't want to do a series about people just reading a laundry list of things that they have accomplished in front of the camera.
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It's worth noting that Manafort himself pleaded guilty to a laundry list of financial crimes, including bank and tax fraud and hiding a foreign bank account.
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All of the medications currently on the market the presenters discussed also include a laundry list of side-effects such as nausea, anxiety, insomnia, and impotence.
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Despite its colorful appearances and unwavering dedication to fun, Wattam is also equal parts tears and (in essence) a laundry list of each anthropomorphized citizens' unhappiness.
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A short-term funding plan avoids a government shutdown, but it also leaves us with a laundry list of problems to fix at a later date.
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The changes would give them more time to work on new features and refinements, without the added burden of completing a laundry list of yearly tasks.
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"There is a reason why no one puts a laundry list on a bumper sticker," says messaging expert Rich Thau, president of the research firm Engagious.
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Rick Scott (R), Trump extended thanks to a laundry list of state and federal officials, also expressing hope that Scott makes a run for the Senate.
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Democrats may have a laundry list of questions for Trump Jr., but the voluntary nature of the interview does not necessarily mean they will be satisfied.
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Amid Uber's laundry list of scandals, which included sexual harassment accusations and an undisclosed security breach, there was an important revelation that everyone can learn from.
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Elijah Cummings, will serve as a powerful check on the Trump administration, which has accrued a laundry list of potential subpoena targets over the past two years.
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LinkedIn's story has come to a close — being acquired by Microsoft for $26.2 billion — and its rise and finale is thanks to a laundry list of people.
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According to Seacrest's Live with Kelly and Ryan co-host Kelly Ripa, Taylor has "got it all"—and evidently that includes a laundry list of culinary skills.
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Rubio pressed on, running off a laundry list of Russian aggression, from its actions in Aleppo to the murder of dissidents and journalists, but Tillerson didn't budge.
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It was just another duty that was added to another officer that already had a laundry list of duties to do in the course of the day.
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Powhida's work in particular, with its laundry list of insults and palette of mocking portraits, suggests an artist preparing for a protracted conflict with an ascendant tyrant.
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I could go on about the ridiculously long laundry list of reasons why I believe Trump is completely unfit to be the most powerful individual in America.
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The empirical findings in "Everybody Lies" are so intriguing that the book would be a page-turner even if it were structured as a mere laundry list.
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What followed was a laundry list of flaws that would presumably sink the device, including poor battery life, the virtual keyboard, and cracked screens, among other deficiencies.
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The suit features a laundry list of publishers: Downtown Music Publishing, Big Deal Music, Reservoir, Round Hill, Royalty Network, Pulse Music Publishing and TRO Essex Music Group.
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Adams has a laundry list, but the last words of advice in his post claim that a "final solution" is coming:Finally, prepare for total war on humanity.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump boldly promised a laundry list of accomplishments in his first 100 days that would rival the full-term achievements of any modern president.
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"This is critical, as it will likely stimulate further interest in this laundry list of artists' back catalogs, increasing the potential of additional streaming revenue," he said.
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Booth emphasizes that these are still early days for Facebook and VR. "We have a laundry list of things that seem really obvious and interesting," he says.
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They can continue to demand votes on any of a laundry list of issues where Congress could act meaningfully but Republicans won't for the reasons mentioned above.
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Well, I hoped to maybe sort of touch on every book, fiction or nonfiction, but it took on a sort of laundry list character after a while.
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Barletta, a fervent Trump supporter who shares his hard-line views on immigration, then took the stage and rattled off a laundry list of Trump&aposs accomplishments.
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When asked what about the new relationship is causing issues specifically, Heather launches into a laundry list of Derek's shortcomings – including his actions on their romantic honeymoon.
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The speech is a marked departure from his other State of the Union addresses, which focused more on laundry list policy issues than more broad, sweeping rhetoric.
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The Pentagon also has a laundry list of rules and regulations regarding parades, which are laid out in a 43-page Department of Defense directive from 2001.
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American businesses will find themselves unable to compete in Asian markets, and no laundry list of one-off deals and bilateral accords will compensate for the losses.
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TMZ obtained the results of the search cops conducted when they arrested the "Pawn Stars" cast member last week -- and there's a huge laundry list of narcotics.
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Gregg Popovich was just as surly as you'd imagine about it, accusing Pachulia of unsportsmanlike conduct and reciting a laundry list of questionable plays from Zaza's past.
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This proposed regulation kills two birds with one stone – it attacks abortion access while simultaneously adding to this administration's laundry list of efforts to weaken the ACA.
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And for once, the online speculation was warranted, because Jay-Z's album contains a laundry list of wrongdoings and shortcomings during his marriage to his superstar wife.
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"There's a laundry list of data points that show weakness — the Fed will try to offset that because the first rate cut didn't do it," Boockvar said.
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In three weeks, we'll go to the polls to elect our new president, who will walk into the Oval Office with a laundry list of global challenges.
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Her laundry list of advisers could be easily denounced as "eight more years of Obama's foreign and defense policy, and we know that's a disaster," Carafano said.
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When markets are going haywire and investors have a laundry list of reasons to be worried — like they do now — low-volatility stocks become even more alluring.
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Each summer, a laundry list of the richest, most influential people in business, media, and technology join together, striking major deals with each other along the way.
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At the end, you can see a laundry list of statistics, including your workout's duration, distance, calories, average heart rate, and other metrics dependent on the exercise.
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There's nothing like a laundry list of achievements (oh, and a hearty $44 million-a-year salary) to really show her critics who ended up on top.
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From damaging stereotypes to unrealistic beauty standards, lack of diversity, and sexist narratives — the laundry list of issues with the representation of women on screen is troubling.
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China announced last year a laundry list of future developments, include building its own space station, establishing a permanent moon base, and making a trip to Mars.
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But they also have a laundry list of priorities for negotiation, including an overall deal on domestic spending, community health centers, children's health insurance, pensions and immigration.
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President Donald Trump has, in keeping with his disruption of a laundry list of other presidential norms, refused to attend the dinner throughout his tenure in office.
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Acupuncture was accepted as a complement to Western medicine in 1997 by the National Institutes of Health, and there is an entire laundry list of health benefits.
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Prosecutors forced him to run through the laundry list for the jury: tax fraud, bank fraud, money laundering, lying in a deposition and lying to federal authorities.
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The Medium post is a laundry list of controversies the company has weathered in recent years, including labor issues, safety and privacy, and political influence, among others.
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There is a laundry list of problems with the Republican tax overhaul that recently passed the House of Representatives and is currently being considered in the Senate.
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"I'm trained in kung fu, just to let you know," Walter warns before fisticuffs — in the process adding Shaolin comedy to the show's laundry list of genres.
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Otherwise, it was a laundry list of proposals for funding the National Health Service, curbing violent crime, expanding broadband networks and overhauling Britain's troubled private railway system.
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No Republican has any trouble imagining the laundry list of socialist policies that 51 Senate Democrats would happily inflict on Middle America in a filibuster-free Senate.
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Amy, there is a laundry list of reasons why we don't want or have kids, but it would be offensive and irrelevant in my position to share.
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Following the commencement of a House-led impeachment hearing this week, Pelosi accused Trump of a new illegal action to tack on to his laundry list: bribery.
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Laundry list of scandals While Wells Fargo took steps to fix itself, including replacing senior executives and eliminating its controversial sales goals, new problems continued to emerge.
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No Republican has any trouble imagining the laundry list of socialist policies that 51 Senate Democrats would happily inflict on Middle America in a filibuster-free Senate.
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The city's laundry list of nagging problems — decrepit public housing and decaying public transportation systems, for instance — takes some of the shine off of the mayor's successes.
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The organization, which operates a television channel, radio stations, creates original programming, and has an online news portal, also has a laundry list of policies for ads.
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Both Kandi Burruss and Phaedra Parks came to dinner on Sunday's Real Housewives of Atlanta with a laundry list of reasons why they were hurt by the other.
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To assuage the woman's concern about her being beautiful and funny, the man served up a laundry list of praise: she's great, hilarious, outstanding, talented, and so on.
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Trump has not personally commented on the allegations but her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham recently lashed out at the "laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting" about Mrs.
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The DCMS committee published its final report into online disinformation last month, setting out a laundry list of recommendations for cleaning up political campaigning in the digital era.
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Friday morning, in a laundry list of everything he finds wrong with the United States, the presumptive Republican nominee foreshadowed tragedy: "More attacks will follow Orlando," he tweeted.
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And while the Drummonds now run a laundry list of booming businesses, both with her Pioneer Woman endeavors and his cattle-ranching company, things weren't always that way.
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The laundry list of companies that have laid off employees reads like a "next big thing" list from 2014, including BuzzFeed, The Huffington Post and Al Jazeera America.
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This year, White House officials promised President Barack Obama will focus less on a "laundry list" of plans and more on "America's potential" and his successes in office.
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Facebook today announced a laundry list of updates regarding its measurement partnership program, including expanded partnerships with Nielsen and comScore, and the addition of a new partner, DoubleVerify.
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And Amazon continues to plow money into an ever-expanding laundry list of consumer markets as well as distribution infrastructure that helps it move its products more efficiently.
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Hanna, a thirteen-year old from New York, is fighting Spinocerebellar ataxia, autosomal recessive 9 (SCAR21625), an incredibly rare genetic disorder characterized by a laundry list of symptoms.
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As firms get more comfortable with the technology, the laundry list of use cases where AI can be applied to improve manual, labor-intensive processes continues to grow.
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Fear about Warren is missing a key detailMeanwhile, Elizabeth Warren&aposs laundry list of policy proposals has drawn the ire of some big-name investors and business executives.
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The document, however, was widely derided for being merely a laundry list of wealthy Russians and Kremlin cronies rather than a targeted list of Putin's most critical relationships.
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If it was not already clear, securities regulators are giving Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, a laundry list of things he cannot riff about on Twitter.
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In 2007, at which point Facebook had 31 million users, they sued Facebook for a laundry list of allegations including misappropriation of trade secrets, copyright infringement, and fraud.
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Following through on promises to get better global trade terms for the U.S., the White House slapped 25 percent tariffs on a laundry list of 1,300 Chinese items.
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Read more " _____ • Jazz Shaw in Hot Air: "Hate President Trump all you like for whatever laundry list of crimes you care to ascribe to him, real or imagined.
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Bernie Sanders (single-payer Medicare-for-all): Sanders has put out a laundry list of possible financing options, concentrated on taxing the wealthy and getting contributions from employers.
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Too many Democrats campaign on a laundry list of smart, technocratic proposals that, in the minds of voters, add up to less than the sum of their parts.
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CNN, for example, this week proclaimed that Verizon's voluntary layoff program would be wonderful for the economy without citing a laundry list of empty Verizon promises as essential context.
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The speech offered not only a laundry list of possible issues that antitrust regulators could examine but also arguments about the extent of regulators' powers to oversee those areas.
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The candidate has built her campaign on a laundry list of socialist ideas such as universal healthcare, a $15 minimum wage, and abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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During her acceptance speech, Abrams posited that acquiring power means that you can be the "last" woman to deal with a laundry list of political, sexist, or racist shit.
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Of course, phones are much more than a laundry list of specs, and I'm quite sure that Xiaomi and Samsung's cameras, in particular, will perform differently, perhaps very differently.
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The group of companies he has either founded or been among the earliest investors in is a laundry list of tech's greatest successes: Facebook, PayPal, Palantir, LinkedIn, Yelp, Stripe.
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But he also has to take responsibility for the laundry list of botched attempts to do much more than provide the basic service people valued since the earliest days.
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It functioned as a substantive laundry list of policies that the Republican vowed to address in the Oval Office, including ethics reform and stemming the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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Those reasons won't satisfy Democrats, who will look at the laundry list of ways Mueller documents Trump seeking to meddle in the investigation and see clear proof of obstruction.
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The laundry list of complaints about Warren from moderate or right-leaning voters has always been some combination of her being too progressive, too nationally focused, and too ambitious.
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Team Meek lays out the laundry list of allegations against Graham, including performing poorly on a polygraph test (not related to Meek) ... and stealing money from a crime scene.
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Yep, it's the dryer that changed the game last year, thanks to its laundry list of cool features that make your blowout faster, quieter, and a little more chic.
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It's not hard to imagine that a Facebook employee made a laundry list of issues commonly associated with each state, then searched around for people who embody those concerns.
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Facebook needs to demonstrate a value proposition for users "above what is available today in payments" and build trust after its laundry list of issues in 2018, Sandler said.
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Apart from coconut milk's laundry list of skin benefits, products containing the ingredient tend to be insanely luxurious and deliciously scented — like a tropical spa retreat in a bottle.
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"Nigeria has a laundry list of challenges, and it's hard to see any positive inroads on any of them," says Matthew Page of Chatham House, a U.K. think tank.
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Recall that the president's first "blue print," or guiding principles, for tax reform were also only a page long, barely a laundry list of things to do on taxes.
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In fact, the laundry list of sectors that disappointed in November, mining, private educational workers, motion picture industry and hotels, seems more indicative of random noise than economic softening.
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With just 12 months left in office, Obama plans to speak about broader challenges facing the country rather than give Congress a laundry list of policy proposals to consider.
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The investigation team sought a laundry list of data, including interactions between Manafort and his family and close associates, financial records and purchases of luxury suits, rugs and watches.
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Like any other video game franchise, Pokémon has an ever-growing laundry list of themes and motifs that familiarize and re-contextualize themselves over a wide variety of media.
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In addition to a laundry list of previous investors, the round brought on investments from new partners like Comcast Ventures, Senator Investor Group, Constellation Technology Ventures and Syngenta Ventures.
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Negotiators started with a laundry list of requests, including easing that exclusivity rule, but it boils down to raises and bigger payments from studios for the guild's health plan.
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Advisers have signaled that Obama's final State of the Union address is unlikely to include a laundry list of proposed legislative initiatives that has been typical of other years.
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As you know ... Aaron was on "The Doctors" recently, rattling off a laundry list of what he's been diagnosed with -- bipolar disorder and schizophrenia -- and showing off his medications.
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Such a "personality" test has some value to it, he said on "Trading Nation, " but offered a laundry list of the pros and cons around this type of assessment.
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While this is the latest on a laundry list of infractions that spearheaded impeachment debates, today's announcement is by far the most detrimental to the future of his presidency.
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He rattled off a laundry list of accomplishments by the Trump administration, including new trade deals, investments in the military and progress on the wall along the southern border.
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There's a laundry list of retailers in the market to sell athleisure apparel today — Gap's Athleta nameplate, Tory Burch's Tory Sport, Kate Hudson's Fabletics and Target's C9 Champion apparel.
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What happens in the play's first act is, on one level, routine family friction, with the attendant laundry list of grievances about who got the better deal growing up.
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It's a laundry list of pointed questions and grievances that serve to undermine the findings of their latest Iowa poll, which gives Hillary Clinton an eight point advantage over Sanders.
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The laundry list of corporate entities to which Smith is tied includes big banks and lenders as well as tech behemoths like Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Uber, and dozens of others.
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Turns out, though, as she talks to her laundry list of men that night, Luke S. isn't the only one who has an issue with Luke P. Red flag, much?
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He's written just shy of 150 novels since his debut in the late 70s—most of which are entries in a laundry list of thriller series, a genre he's mastered.
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However, Newsom campaigned on a laundry list of costly policy items that include expanded health care, more education funding, and big plans for solving the state's housing and homeless crisis.
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The major difference, however, is that LG's display is an OLED panel with a laundry list of problems, whereas HTC's is a more conventional LCD that just looks very nice.
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Among the MK28's laundry list of upgrades, there is a common theme: mindful changes that keep a user creatively jamming on the hardware itself, without having to break away.
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Aesthetically, the Hyperdrive features a plastic and aluminum enclosure that ranks as decidedly passable, but it's the sort of thing that could be overlooked considering the laundry list of features.
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Mr. de Blasio declined to describe his specific disagreements with Mr. Bloomberg — "I don't want to go through a laundry list" – and instead focused on the issue of income inequality.
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The makeup artist generously divulged Keys' full treatment plan to W. The laundry list includes regular facials and acupuncture (neither of which runs cheap), eating super-clean, and working out.
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In a press conference Thursday in Frankfurt, Draghi named a laundry list of concerns related to Libra, including cybersecurity, money laundering, terrorism financing, privacy, monetary policy transmission and financial stability.
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After leaving Rachel Bloom "devastated" with his rude Twitter remarks during the Tony Awards, Neil Patrick Harris is now jokingly asking fans for a laundry list of lavish birthday gifts.
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He touched upon a laundry list of challenges including climate change, corruption, food production, the death penalty, Philippines sovereignty in the disputed South China Sea, abortion, mining and tax evasion.
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That is why it is important for Congress to avoid a lame duck session that will surely be filled with a laundry list of last minute giveaways to special interests.
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"It reads like a laundry list for comprehensive immigration reform, and if Congress has proven an extraordinary ability to do anything, it's to fail at comprehensive immigration reform," Tillis said.
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"I do not think we need to willy-nilly appoint special counsels," he said, after listening to a laundry list of frustrations aired by West Virginia Republican Congressman Evan Jenkins.
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It costs more than $4 trillion and serves as more of an election-year agenda-setter than practical proposal, given the laundry list of long shot progressive ideas it contains.
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In this case, the EPA did give the court a "laundry list of reasons not to regulate," though apparently none were sufficiently "reasonable" enough for five justices of the court.
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I head back to the hotel alone, despite being single and having a hotel room all to myself, to mourn this and my laundry list of other egregious judgment lapses.
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A patient who doesn't smoke is much more likely avoid a laundry list of acute and chronic diseases, like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart attacks, and lung cancer.
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" He commences this piece with a laundry list of rules regarding poetic structure, and closes with his prompt defiance of the final rule: "always keep your poem in one season.
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Even in this laundry list of executive overreach, the work of the Federal Communications Commission shines as a special star in the constellation of legal contortions the administration has proffered.
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This is the latest on a laundry list of infractions that Democrats have tried to use as charges against Trump, but it is also the most damning one to date.
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The corrupt assets that the Justice Department has tracked down are valued at $793 billion and have come from a laundry list of countries — Nigeria, Ukraine and Uzbekistan among them.
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Getting rid of the exorbitant criminal charges for nonviolent drug crimes will at the very least help reestablish faith in the majority of the United States' laundry list of laws.
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The retraction by Scientific Reports came months after the false claim went viral online, thanks to a laundry list of news outlets that eagerly misinterpreted the study's already shaky findings.
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Their attackers — part of a larger and (truly) deplorable movement — are now overshadowed by the Left's laundry list of anti-Trump soundbites and the liberal media's obsession with covering them.
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I ran through the laundry list of sacrifices I had already made for the stupid fucking abs experiment and told Geoff that all of that sacrifice had to be worth something.
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Of course, we'll have to take the S20 (and its brethren) for a real-world spin to see whether or not it truly lives up to Samsung's laundry list of promises.
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In the hospital, FP (Skeet Ulrich) gives Jughead a laundry list of updates on what's happened since he's been unconscious: the Serpents fought the Ghoulies anyway, despite Jughead's sacrifice, and lost.
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"[Miss Caroline] was a really important character for me," says Forsythe, whose son Spike, now 8, has the same laundry list of potentially life-threatening allergies Felix has in the film.
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In addition to a laundry list of individual investors, the oversubscribed round also included participation from the Venture Reality Fund, BDMI, GC VR Gaming Tracker Fund, Vayner/RSE and End Cue.
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Quibi, which is set for a launch in April next year, will have lots of content from a laundry list of top creators, likely owing to Katzenberg's considerable tinsel town influence.
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No, it's not the full six-to-nine month cushion you should aspire to over time, but a couple thousand can help you avoid a laundry list of smaller financial disasters.
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Cancer Research UK, a charity, is evaluating the breathalyser for early detection of a laundry list of other cancers (specifically bladder, breast, head and neck, kidney, oesophageal, pancreatic, prostate and brain).
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We can come up with a laundry list of beauty treatments that make us feel like a million bucks, but living like an A-lister isn't always the most wallet-friendly.
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When Rita Hazan isn't concocting new formulas for her namesake hair-care line or working in her Fifth Avenue salon, she's coloring the manes of a laundry list of celebrity clients.
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On July 6, the U.S. placed North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and other officials on a sanctions blacklist for the first time, citing a laundry list of human rights abuses.
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Every growing company has a laundry list of initiatives it could pursue: products to develop, markets to enter, partnerships to chase, strategic hires to make ... and on and on and on.
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In his two-minute long video, Buttigieg ticked through a laundry list of issues the party needs to tackle, including student debt, restrictions on women's healthcare and limits on voting rights.
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And he's got a laundry list of world crises and standoffs to deal with -- everything from the nuclear issues in Iran and North Korea, to ISIS and souring relations with Russia.
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Apple's iOS 10 update doesn't come out for another three months, but we've already started parsing the laundry list of new features the company is including its next big mobile refresh.
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Posts documenting charity red carpet images were free of the typical laundry list of brand tags, which makes sense if these gowns were purchased, not borrowed, and free from crediting obligations.
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She sees the risks of a market downturn as greater than the odds of a turnaround, thanks to a laundry list of challenges from the trade war to uncertainty around Brexit.
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Much of the rest of the speech was a laundry list of policies and goals akin to what other presidents have asked for — and hearing them, Trump could sound surprisingly normal.
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The department alleges top-tier Malaysian officials—including Prime Minister Najib Razak—"misappropriated" the money, stashing it in offshore accounts and using it to buy a laundry list of luxury goods.
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The gas leak, on the other hand, was a laundry list of public frustrations and social injustices that have been going on since the city reverted to Chinese rule in 1997.
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If you're wondering why anyone would do such a thing, Cryotherapy's alleged benefits read like a laundry list of quick fixes for everything that could ail a human adult in 403.
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"In most states, there's a laundry list of people who have to report, typically doctors and social workers," said Andrew Capehart, former assistant director of the National Adult Protective Services Association.
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ALEXANDRIA,Virginia — Over three excruciating days on the witness stand, the prosecution's star witness, Rick Gates, admitted, at times in painstaking detail, to a laundry list of crime, theft and lies.
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The problem is that a laundry list approach of having candidates debate each other on legislation issue by issue neglects that the most powerful tool the President has is agenda-setting.
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They want to know what you did in your previous roles — not what your job title was, or how famous your company is, or a laundry list of your job requirements.
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Works everywhere, best for Switch —Jeffrey Van Camp Victrix is a new name to gaming, and its first gaming headset comes with a laundry list of unneeded-but-nice luxury features.
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The President went through a laundry list of what he considers recent political wins, including the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement that replaces NAFTA and the assassination of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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The brief includes a laundry list of allegations of misconduct — many of which had percolated among Flynn's allies for years and fed claims of an anti-Trump conspiracy inside the FBI.
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The source acknowledged the infrastructure portion of the speech, as well as other items on the President's laundry list in Tuesday night's address, may come across as somewhat dry to viewers.
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He has pleaded not guilty to a laundry list of charges, including from fraud, tax evasion, money laundering and failing to register as a foreign agent for his lobbying work abroad.
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THERE'S A LAUNDRY LIST ACCORDING TO OUR FRONT OFFICE OF PEOPLE THAT WANT TO TALK TO ME. I WANT VERY MUCH TO DO IT. I WANT TO FOLLOW IN GARY'S FOOTSTEPS.
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The current president and his recent predecessors have turned the State of the Union into a campaign rally featuring a laundry list of hot-button issues, repeating well-worn talking points.
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The defensive back, who was drafted by the Titans in 2005, has a laundry list of offenses, perhaps the most famous of which was a strip club shooting incident in 2007.
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As Motherboard investigations have shown, cellular carriers routinely hoover up an ocean of personal user cellular location data that's then sold to a laundry list of companies with little meaningful oversight.
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The scale of such a program would eclipse the Democrats' current weak-tea "A Better Deal" approach; it would be a signature offering, as opposed to a laundry list of proposals.
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And adding to the laundry-list of basic bitch qualms: forgetting your lip balm in another bag and having to suffer through a 45-minute workout class with a chapped, dry mouth.
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ISIS (and al-Qaeda before it) has long focused its propaganda on a putative laundry list of crimes the US and its Western allies have supposedly committed against Muslims around the world.
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A long laundry list of nit-picky things you could easily solve on your own, or that can be construed as prima donna requests, will hurt your cause more than help it.
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In a blog post for Google, senior security engineer Matt Linton and Pat Parseghian, a technical program manager, published a laundry list of Google products that needed updating to circumvent the flaw.
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President Barack Obama delivers his final State of the Union Address on Tuesday night and he is expected to blow up the mold and skip the usual laundry list of policy proposals.
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The White House insists this year's State of the Union speech won't be a laundry list of proposals for Congress -- which makes what Obama does ask of lawmakers all the more important.
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From mosque attacks to harassment of women in hijab, it's safe to say the laundry list of Islamophobic incidents reported since last year's terror attacks in Paris and San Bernardino keeps growing.
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Suspending a treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons-grade plutonium last month, Putin listed conditions for resuming Russian participation that amounted to a laundry list of grievances against the United States.
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While most of the pending litigation facing Uber is carried over from its former CEO, a laundry list of suits could stand as a hurdle to the company's financial and cultural turnaround.
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When it comes to winning the support of an accelerator, for example, "Don't recite a laundry list of problems your solution might solve," advises Dan Lauer, founding executive director of UMSL Accelerate.
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Sanders supporters have a laundry list of complaints with the DNC but are especially angry about the reaction from Wasserman Schultz and other Democrats to last weekend's rowdy Nevada Democratic state convention.
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But the free-wheeling speech largely focused more on a laundry list of Trump's favorite rally topics during another summer campaign event in a state that went heavily for him in 2016.
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With a mix of news, media commentary, opinions (and, of course, the laundry list of cat photos) uniquely customized to more than one billion people, Facebook became the first personalized media company.
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The Trump administration is defining "public charge" much more broadly, giving immigration officials at US Citizenship and Immigration Services and US Customs and Border Protection a laundry list of factors to consider.
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"Rather than making a big laundry list of reports, we're trying to give people a path toward making their health better in partnership with a healthcare provider instead of alone," says Ball.
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The Trump administration sought to define "public charge" much more broadly, giving immigration officials at US Citizenship and Immigration Services and Customs and Border Protection a laundry list of factors to consider.
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Sekulow pointed to the Russia investigation, which began before Trump won in 2016, and touted a laundry list of legitimate gripes about the probe, blended with allegations that touched on conspiracy theories.
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"So I think you'll see a lot of members talk policy issues, but I also think you'll see members, even Republican members, talk about, obviously, the laundry list of stories," said Rep.
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That's what the citizens of Rachel argued when they presented a laundry list of concerns regarding the safety of both residents and visitors to their county council, not long after Alienstock's announcement.
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Otherwise, his short speech was a dutiful laundry list of the things he said he had accomplished: legalizing same-sex marriage, the Paris climate accord, help for schools, reorganizing France's local governments.
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After taking a laundry list of pharmaceutical drugs in order to deal with the associated issues, Kyle found marijuana to be the best available treatment for the problems that he was facing.
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Randall & Kate Meanwhile, Randall (Sterling K. Brown) debates Solomon Brown (Rob Morgan), and it's very much like when Randall started a laundry list of fix-it issues in William's (Ron Cephas Jones) building.
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He offered a laundry list of reasons The Kids will love the impressive new Honor 6X smartphone, from the camera to the processor to something about it being smooth like a baby's skin.
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Locals cite a laundry list of complaints, ranging from the tacky souvenirs on display throughout the city, to their favourite restaurants being full every day, to the mess left behind by inconsiderate tourists.
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Among the laundry list of examples: Trump intends to "build a wall" and repeal the Affordable Care Act, and Vice President Mike Pence has opposed laws that fight LGBT discrimination in the workplace.
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You should insist that when a bureau sends you a memo with a laundry list of objectives that it also provide you with an assessment of the necessary leverage to attain those goals.
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State of the Union speeches are defined by a charade: The president gives his laundry list of policy priorities, and the lawmakers watching in the House chamber promptly forget about most of them.
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The Trump administration sought to define "public charge" much more broadly, giving immigration officials at US Citizenship and Immigration Services and US Customs and Border Protection a laundry list of factors to consider.
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It's basically a laundry list of things the league claims to believe are fundamental concepts for the hockey community, including delivering "a positive family experience" while providing "a safe, positive and inclusive environment".
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We wanted to honor those stories, but the approach of the film was always to celebrate the women rather than have it be a laundry list of the shit that they've gone through.
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Then there's the laundry list of just about everything in flux that has come to typify the incoming administration, which, if spelled out here, will likely become old news before it even posts.
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Led by Regev and Sarah Teichmann, the head of cellular genetics at the UK's Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, the international consortium aims to assemble much more than a laundry list of cell types.
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In a confab Sunday about voting rights, lawyers unfurled a laundry list of goals: same-day registration, registering votes when they obtain driver's licenses, pre-registering high school seniors, to name a few.
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This is practically a laundry list of bad things that can happen to a 12-year-old, and it feels, at the start, as if the movie is going to be ponderously derivative.
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If you have a growing laundry list of things that you consider unacceptable in a partner, eventually it's going to be too much to retrofit all of those traits into a human being.
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The browser offers a laundry list of features intended to beef up security, including HTTPS encryption, an extension guard, a built-in password manager, a special mode for banking, and anti-phishing features.
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The new phone, which can be purchased direct from OnePlus starting today, has a laundry list of high-end specifications combined with a price that undercuts other comparable phones by hundreds of dollars.
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Meanwhile, Gillibrand ran through a laundry list of progressive issues she backs: ending mass incarceration and institutional racism, getting money out of politics, and achieving paid leave, universal pre-K and pay equity.
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In Brussels last month, Pompeo parroted the "America First" view with a tone deaf and arrogant speech in which he ticked off a confusing and often contradictory laundry list of problems with multilateralism.
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Conway's comment, in the midst of a laundry list of gripes about Comey's honesty and trustworthiness, seems to have an interrogatory inflection at the end, so it's not exactly clear what she meant.
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But Obama and his aides have said that this won't be an ordinary State of the Union (which is often a lengthy laundry list of policy proposals that are promptly ignored by Congress).
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The deal gives AT&T ownership of a laundry list of major media properties including CNN, HBO, TBS and TNT, in addition to major movie franchises ranging from Harry Potter to DC Comics.
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"There's a laundry list of pros and cons of vinyls, so it's not really the best format ever, but it has its time and place," Tom admits to me over at Brooklyn Phono.
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If you're hoping for a brand-new kitchen, look for words like "chef's kitchen" or "state of the art," and expect to see a laundry list of fancy appliances and brand-name finishes.
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A high concentration of calming oat kernel flour means irritation is instantly quelled, and a laundry list of oils like broccoli seed, cloudberry, raspberry, and rosehip locks in moisture while hydrating from within.
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Trump aired a laundry list of grievances to a packed arena of supporters about Biden, House Democrats, the ongoing impeachment probe, the news media and recent polling, to name a few (The Hill).
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Don't come to me with a laundry list and say, "I want the big screens, and I want the pyro" because then we end up designing something that looks like everyone else's show.
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But by the time lawmakers arrived at the State Capitol on Wednesday, that limited agenda had become — perhaps inevitably — a laundry list of potential add-ons that were unaddressed during the regular session.
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The legislation excludes a laundry list of professions, including doctors, dentists, lawyers and real estate agents, in which workers tend to benefit from their status as independent contractors and fought to be exempted.
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Knowing that the Trump administration demands the total abandonment of its nuclear aspirations — and most likely the world's most intrusive inspections regime to ensure compliance — Pyongyang will have a laundry list of asks.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, has been disciplined in including DACA when talking about a laundry list of essential items, as he did on the Senate floor on Tuesday.
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She launches into a laundry list of things Underwood has accomplished, detailing the ins and outs of her numerous achievements like a lawyer making her case in her closing statement to a jury.
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The White House has said Obama does not plan to outline a laundry list of priorities in his final State of the Union address, but trade is expected to be one topic mentioned.
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A laundry list of performers came forward during the 2016 race to say they didn't want their hits cranked out at Trump-related rallies, including Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, The Rolling Stones and Adele.
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Through a mobile app that incorporates chat features, Moved can help customers through a laundry list of responsibilities: selling furniture, donating goods, ordering boxes, changing addresses and finding packing, moving and storage services.
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The details: Mr. Trump did not outline a traditional laundry list of initiatives, but he did discuss a plan to end transmission of the virus that causes AIDS in the U.S. by 2030.
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Lawmakers have a laundry list of questions about Trump's finances they hope his filings will help answer, including whether he has any involvement with Russian interests and how much he pays in taxes.
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Locals cite a laundry list of complaints, ranging from the tacky souvenirs on display throughout the city, to their favorite restaurants being full every day, to the mess left behind by inconsiderate tourists.
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The song, which dons a gloomy piano line similar to The Addams Family theme song, is a laundry list of the constants of her neighborhood: boosters, X and O chains, and single-parent homes.
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Zeroing in on whether Ocasio-Cortez smiled or not while President Trump boasted about a laundry list of policies she vehemently opposes is perhaps one of the laziest takeaways her critics could have mentioned.
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Just be sure you don't recite a laundry list of all the things you've done that day and all the things you need to do — just focus on your biggest accomplishments and upcoming obligations.
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In addition to a laundry list of thrilling sets, we also got the chance to livestream some interviews with the likes of hip-hop pioneer GZA, Silver Apples, and influential multimedia artist, Laurie Anderson.
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Microsoft's high-end system due to release in holiday 2017, code-named Project Scorpio, unveiled a laundry list of impressive processing power in June, including eight CPU cores and six teraflops of GPU power.
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America's top consumer watchdog will face questions from congressional lawmakers this week concerning a veritable laundry list of privacy-related incidents, including many that will be centered around Facebook's own protracted series of failures.
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It's hard to argue with his analysis, although his book often reads like a laundry list of problems — from an imperial presidency to a dysfunctional Congress to a polarized public — without a coherent narrative.
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" As for the notoriously unsentimental Natalia Ginzburg, she begins with an astonishing laundry list of the differences—some vital, some trivial—between her and her husband: "He always feels hot, I always feel cold. . . .
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Consumers already face a laundry list of daily privacy issues ranging from Facebook's failure to police how user data is abused, to ISPs that routinely track your every online movement down to the millisecond.
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Among the laundry list of smaller updates: Live Photos are now performed with digital image stabilization and can be edited, while Safari on iPad is adding a new split-screen option in iOS 10.
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Some commentators will point out, correctly, that his address fell into the trap of being a laundry list of issues — in this instance, ranging from tax reform to defense spending to, of course, immigration.
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This laundry list of problems has directly led to the drastic disparity in consumers who have chip cards compared to merchant locations accepting them – 88% to 33%, respectively, according to a recent MasterCard report.
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So yes, while subscribing to Hulu, Amazon, Netflix, HBO Max, and a laundry list of other services can quickly get expensive, there's nothing requiring you subscribe to all of them—all of the time.
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But if you, like Penn, are a political junkie, Maddow's introduction may have seemed a meandering laundry list of facts and speculations that many of us have run over countless times in our heads.
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The campaign version of Donald Trump showed up, rolling out a laundry list of dubious accomplishments since he took office: Fortunately, the United States has done very well since Election Day last November 8th.
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"Black skin, black braids, black waves, black days, black baes, black things," she says, after rattling off a laundry list of items found in black households ("Brown skin, brown face, brown leather, brown keys").
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And if you haven't guessed by now, it was there that "The Lorax" took shape — on the blank side of a laundry list, nearly all of its environmental message created in a single afternoon.
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The good news -- and yes, there is some -- is that global central bankers and policymakers are rolling out a laundry list of moves designed to ease the economic and financial shocks of the coronavirus.
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She ran through a wish list of Democratic positions on a laundry list of progressive issues ranging from systemic racism and gun control to climate change, healthcare and reproductive rights, and campaign finance reform.
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The upper level is the theoretical account; the lower level is some kind of simpler and more practical guide to behavior (perhaps a moral "laundry list") that anyone, including children, could grasp and use.
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His campaign highlights a laundry list of achievements, from implementing rail safety measures like positive train control to killing an unpopular proposal that would have created 10 new anchorage sites along the Hudson River.
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Here's the laundry list of policy fights Congress faces starting in September: Fund the government Lawmakers in September will need to pass legislation to fund the government to avoid a shutdown on Oct. 2023.
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He called heightened tensions between the United States and Iran 'particularly troubling,' but his remarks amounted to a laundry list of flash points, both major and obscure, from Burkina Faso to Venezuela to Australia.
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Earlier this month, a report from the VA's internal watchdog slammed the leadership of the department, one of the government's largest, for a laundry list of failures at a big veterans' hospital in Washington.
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The legislative calendar, if there is one, will be composed of the laundry list of boring bipartisan ideas, often broadly supported by the business community, that enjoy support on Capitol Hill and K Street.
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Law enforcement sources tell us cops were in the gated community Tuesday for an unrelated matter when several neighbors flagged them down and ticked off a laundry list of complaints against Rob and Chyna.
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Fyre Festival is helpful in that — setting aside the gaudy specifics, which included Kendall Jenner receiving $250,403 for a single Instagram post — it is a boring laundry list of bad logistical decisions and poor planning.
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The iPhone boasts an A12 Bionic chip that delivers unparalleled performance, along with a laundry list of impressive features including a dual camera system, advanced Face ID, a massive display, and a whole lot more.
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A user trying to figure out what they like is then going to browse those boards, see an interesting role, and then probably see said laundry list and find that their resumé doesn't match up.
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Chernyshov claims Dasha's conversation engine is "at least several times better and more complex than [Google] Dialogflow, [Amazon] Lex, [Microsoft] Luis or [IBM] Watson," dropping a laundry list of rival speech engines into the conversation.
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He sports a laundry list of over-the-top alpha male character traits lifted straight from your average Patrick Swayze flick, muscle car ad, or Top Gun ripoff — complete with all the camp that implies.
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Speaking of laundry, the exhibition boasts a laundry list of talented artist groups: Caoyuxi(JAMES), Gan Jian, Jason Batchllor, Victor Morales, Sehyun Av Kim & Nick Bratton, Qi Zhenzhen & Wang Yang to name just a handful.
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Some prosecutors give a "laundry list" of reasons in the hope that one of an unusually large number of reasons for the strike will be found to be a valid reason for striking the juror.
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The FUBU honcho's pretty confident Kim can become president in 8 years or so, and gave us a laundry list of reasons to support his argument Monday night outside the Avra Beverly Hills Estiatorio restaurant.
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Responding to charges of a "rigged" market and propelled by some highly publicized malfunctions, the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation released a laundry list Thursday of changes it believes will make the market function better.
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The incident, which marked the first crash of an F-35 since the fifth-generation aircraft became operational in 2006, adds to the laundry list of challenges facing the U.S. military's most expensive weapons system.
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And it's not because Joey is upset that he messed up the flowers and the limo or other items on the laundry list of things he thinks he has to do to make Joey happy.
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"The vast majority of people in their 50s, 2984s, and 21984s have a long laundry list of illnesses that might affect them every day, but are perfectly fit people" to do their jobs, noted Appel.
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Claudio Miranda, the Academy Award-winning director of photography on Life of Pi, was on hand to help unveil the Matrice 600 (M600), a $4,599 drone with a laundry list of cutting-edge capabilities onboard.
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By that I mean: there's a big map with lots of activities, a long and melodramatic story, the ability to equip and upgrade your character and his motorcycle, and a laundry list of side quests.
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Corker ticked off a laundry list of concerns that have piled up for senators, including Trump's summit with Putin in which Moscow says agreements were reached that Congress says it has not been told about.
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The decision marked a small victory in an otherwise dreary day for Stone, whose bid to dismiss the case over a laundry list of complaints, including allegations of political bias, was rejected by the judge.
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With a national debt reaching $20 trillion, states strapped for education funding and the ever-present reality of our country's crumbling infrastructure, there is a laundry list of real, tangible needs for our taxpayers' dollars.
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The company outlined a laundry list of "far-reaching changes and steps," including the development of a separate ad portal to handle topics like housing, employment and credit (HEC) for Facebook, Instagram and Facebook Messenger.
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"These rules are supposed to safeguard our water from toxic pollution, but the laundry list of loopholes proposed by the Trump EPA threatens to completely undo the protections," said Thom Cmar, an attorney with Earthjustice.
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Pelosi pushed a "laundry list" of demands at that meeting, according to a GOP official, including a proposal to wipe off $10,000 from anyone who owns federal student loans, as well as election-security funding.
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We certainly know what issues they'd consider: In his speech, Schumer offered a laundry list of Democratic priorities, including a higher minimum wage, equal pay, comprehensive immigration reform, affordable college, and changes to trade policy.
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That is the new normal for enforcement actions against big banks: millions of dollars in penalties, and a laundry list of new reporting requirements, all designed to ensure that the bank is safer and sounder.
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In 2002, Comey, then a federal prosecutor, took over an investigation into President Bill Clinton's 2001 pardon of financier Marc Rich, who had been indicted on a laundry list of charges before fleeing the country.
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A few excerpts from Warren's anti-corruption laundry list, the kinds of applause lines Obama and plenty of other reform-themed politicians have offered over the years, except without a whole lot of soaring rhetoric.
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Though, honestly, the lack of a display and camera could make it even more appealing for that purpose, given the laundry list of privacy concerns the company laid out at the top of the event.
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Seeking to relaunch the long-running franchise, this latest sequel crumbles underneath a wearisome mix of gore and broad comedy, yielding a laundry list of shortcomings from which it's possible to run, but not hide.
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In fact, there is a laundry list of little-known incidents and tensions that occurred between Bruce and Chinatown martial artists dating back to when he first returned to America in the spring of 1959.
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As a man who quite literally has nothing left to lose, the former Trump confidante claimed the president has engaged in a laundry list of ethical breaches and criminal acts, plenty of which Cohen help facilitate.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA) recently laid out to Vox a laundry list of items progressives want to see Pelosi put up for a vote: a $15 minimum wage, Medicare-for-all, and a green New Deal.
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In a move certain to please the president, Herschmann, who has delivered a few brief but fiery presentations thus far, went on to recite a laundry list of accomplishments during the years of the Trump administration.
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"We've got this laundry list of things he has done that has clearly made it worse than if Hillary Clinton were president," said Bob Laszewski, a health care consultant with close ties to the insurance industry.
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Its English-language recruitment propaganda outlines a laundry list of crimes the US and its Western allies have supposedly committed against Muslims and seeks to convince Muslims in those countries that their government is against them.
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Because only someone with no idea why what he did was wrong would end his apology with a laundry list of the things he's done for women—things that they should feel grateful to him for.
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Her laundry list of economic programs such as free community college, a living wage for low-income workers, and higher taxes for wealthy individuals and corporations read like a progressive agenda echoing Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.
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Charles Grassley's letters came a day after a House committee wrote Mylan CEO Heather Bresch asking for a laundry list of documents as it seeks to learn the true profitability of the lifesaving EpiPens for Mylan.
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While the Spurs signed Gasol over the off-season to replace Tim Duncan as their starting center, his positive impact on offense no longer outweighs the laundry list of weaknesses he has on the other end.
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A longtime code breaker and hacker, Mitnick was arrested in 1995 by the FBI for a laundry list of crimes, including gaining unauthorized access to dozens of computer networks and hacking into private emails and databases.
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He did so by sending lawmakers a laundry list of hardline immigration demands—including a border wall and drastic cuts to legal immigration—that would need to be met for him to sign a DACA bill.
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Tesla has a laundry list of problems to deal with — like figuring out how to build a better battery — but shaving off the edge problems means it can get up to its production targets more quickly.
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Pelosi has come to encompass a laundry list of attacks Republicans have levied against Democrats over the years, dating back to when their goal was to flip the House and snatch the Speaker's gavel from her.
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In their book, Mr. Naifeh and Mr. Smith described the real estate agent's tour as a "perverse, reverse sales pitch," a laundry list of fatal flaws and dire warnings about its leaking roofs and fetid contents.
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Trump rattled off a laundry list of complaints against the "corrupt dictatorship" running Iran, saying it poses a threat to Israel and is helping to destabilize Syria and Yemen, which are both plagued by civil war.
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Schumer's proposal would put money "directly into hands of American people" and include funding for a laundry list of issues such as bolstering hospital capacity, providing help for small businesses and delaying payments on federal loans.
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Following lengthy and difficult discussions at this past weekend's G-28500 Summit, there is now a laundry list of promises from leading world countries on everything from creating a diverse energy landscape to improving nuclear security.
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The last three pages of the book are filled with a well-worn laundry list of proposals to increase taxes, reduce military spending, limit the role of money in politics and increase the effectiveness of government.
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Already under fire for a fairly underwhelming launch lineup and a laundry list of features that didn't show up for launch day, there's a number of technical issues that have popped up since Stadia started shipping.
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"No one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well-being of their own people than the depraved regime in North Korea," he said, running down a laundry list of human-rights abuses.
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Check the company's own business page on its website, and you'll find a laundry list of single-star reasons why people have come to mistrust the reviews hub: high-profile scandals, accusations of censorship, conspiracy theories.
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October 8: The White House unveils what it calls its priorities for a DACA deal, a laundry list of aggressive conservative immigration measures that Democrats and a handful of Republicans rejected as rife with poison pills.
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Sit at a bar and take a break from your phone and in minutes you'll be getting a laundry list of things to do from a local — as I did in Munich, in Danang, in Tunis.
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The Vermont senator outlined a laundry list of issues where he and Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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To sign off on legislation granting Dreamers "legal status" to remain, the White House reeled off a laundry list of immigration crackdowns certain to make a deal impossible given Democrats — and some Republicans — would likely demur.
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READ MORE: Photo that captures 22017's political tsunamis Little faith in politicians It was a refrain I would hear again and again, "I don't really like Donald Trump but..." followed by a laundry list of grievances.
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New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman wrote about why she's taking a break from Twitter on Friday, including a laundry list of reasonable examples explaining why the app has become an unbearable experience for her and others.
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In addition to a laundry list of changes that would require action by Congress, likely to pose a heavy political lift, Booker would also take executive actions beginning on his first day as president, his campaign said.
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If Trump is not a doctrinaire conservative, neither is he a conciliatory moderate, and he is not running on a laundry list of detailed policy initiatives directed toward individual social groups, as is common practice among Democrats.
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The dizzying laundry list of intrusions into civilian privacy by both the state and corporations is almost enough to make you want to pull your molars out so Eric from the NSA can't hear your dreams anymore.
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The bill's laundry list of proposals includes prohibiting mandatory class-action waivers in employment agreements, allowing unions to collect agency fees in "right-to-work" states and defining independent contractors under the NLRA to prevent employee misclassification.
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There are definitely some things worth crossing our fingers for, so if this really is happening, here's my personal laundry list of demands: Updated names In 2018, I don't know if Sporty, Baby, or Scary would fly.
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Apple has hired the former head of BlackBerry's automotive software division as new leadership for the iPhone-maker's car team, adding to a laundry list of Apple's latest efforts to develop self-driving technology, Bloomberg said Thursday.
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President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been sentenced in a Virginia court to 4 years in prison for a laundry list of financial crimes, including bank fraud, tax fraud and hiding a foreign bank account.
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Here's a laundry list of other impossible victories from this season so far: It's unsure if they made a pact with the devil or not, but they just keep pulling off these games at the last second.
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A laundry list of health and environmental advocacy groups, including the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Center for Food Safety, Clean Water Action, and the Center for Science in the Public Interest, had pushed for the ban.
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Like many other runners, I tend toward the former, and it's left me with a limp on numerous occasions, along with a laundry list of different issues like heel bursitis and plantar fasciitis, to name a few.
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" The letter API helped lead has a similar laundry list of concerns, concluding that domestic requirements could ultimately block new jobs, kill existing ones and prevent "further domestic energy infrastructure buildout that benefits U.S. businesses and consumers.
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The dizzying laundry list of intrusions into civilian privacy by both the state and corporations is almost enough to make you want to pull your molars out so Eric from the NSA can't hear your dreams anymore.
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The reasons are plentiful: the access donors received, the appointments given to donors, donations in return for speeches from Bill Clinton, and the donations from foreign governments, just to name a few items on the laundry list.
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Last year, Beer urged Apple to donate $2.45 million to to human rights group Amnesty International as payment for the laundry list of exploits he'd discovered, though Apple has yet to take him up on the proposal.
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Hospital stays and ER visits are super expensive, so this new report only adds to the laundry list of reasons why the US can't afford a healthcare bill that would increases the number of people without insurance.
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Since coming to mixed martial arts from kickboxing in 2001, Cro Cop had fought a laundry list of big names and come up short just once against the number two heavyweight in the world, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira.
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As we reported ... the studio was hit with a laundry list of building code violations, and Kelly is being barred from using the space for anything other than a recording studio from 9 AM to 5 PM.
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There's a laundry list of technical terms in its earnings release, but the main thing to note here is that the outlook for the company may be better than expected as it starts delivering the Model 220.
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Cooking and travel shows can often feel like a laundry list of inaccessible luxury—think Chef's Table—a form of escapism that is so out of reach it can ultimately leave you with the feel of despair.
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Rather than completely redirecting my attention to turn on my phone and momentarily study the transparent laundry list of those sweet, sweet notifications, I could just turn over my wrist and catch up on what I'd missed.
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From there, you can import a laundry list of additional paragraphs related to the subject of your essay, or you can use a drop-down menu called a "sentence creator," perched patiently next to your blinking cursor.
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Schumer's proposal would put money "directly into hands of American people," as well as include funding for a laundry list of issues including bolstering hospital capacity, providing help for small businesses and delaying payments on federal loans.
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But despite the laundry list of controversies that have arisen over the past year involving Pruitt, the White House says the President is continuing to stand behind him, lauding his work at the head of the EPA.
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Look at Westworld, a show that has ten times more mystery than it actually has plot, or Game of Thrones and its hundreds of fan theories, or Sharp Objects and its laundry list of dead little girls.
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A trumpeter who goes by the name Mobetta, Brown has performed and recorded with a laundry list of pop and jazz stars; during this Blue Note run he will convene some top-flight talents from both worlds.
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A recruiter might get a ping from a company looking to hire a head of product with a laundry list of requirements, or that job just ends up on a job board somewhere on the Internet like Indeed.
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"There's a laundry list of things that we could still accomplish, so that you can be a better CEO, so you can be a better person," he says, adding: "I feel guilty if I haven't achieved every day."
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"That was followed by a, frankly, embarrassing laundry list of how many African-Americans, Asians and openly gay athletes are on this year's US team," wrote John Moody, the executive vice president and executive editor for Fox News.
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Franken had a laundry list of questions for Google to answer, largely focused on the type of data being collected and whether that information was being shared with third-parties or being used to target ads at students.
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The Forza Metallo Wireless is a laundry list of features you'd want in a pair of neckbuds, including sweat resistance, detachable "sport fins" for keeping the earbuds in your ears when working out, and Qualcomm's aptX audio codec.
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There remains a laundry list of requests players continue to ask for, and yet it may take Bungie months to deliver them alongside its next big content drop in May and an even larger one planned for September.
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After graduating from Connecticut College in 1993, he went to work for a laundry list of GOP candidates and congressmen before joining the National Republican Congressional Committee in 2000 and kickstarting his career as a GOP communications guy.
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He's also been responsible for a laundry list of delightful dancefloor hits like 1996's "Love Is Got Me High" and "Something' Here," and he continues to tirelessly release music and albums into the world year after year.
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There is an expectation that any neighborhood is going to have a laundry list of amenities, from nice and cheap restaurants, open spaces, and cultural institutions to critical human services like grocery stores, dry cleaners, and hair salons.
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View this document on Scribd While this laundry list of suggestions is more like a wish list of what the ideal resolution would look like, it doesn't mean that the FTC will follow through on all these suggestions.
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R. Kelly is in serious trouble with Chicago officials because the city is going after him for a laundry list of building violations at his studio ... and it could end up costing the singer a ton of cash!!!
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That's quite a laundry list, but the FIC realizes that it may be tough to get many Americans to truly care, let alone act against such a move, when so many people feel far removed from these consequences.
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The male characters (played by Nat Faxon, Sam Claflin and Netflix heartthrob Noah Centineo, among others) perpetrate a laundry list of toxic offenses: telling a woman to smile, ignoring a female colleague's insights, underestimating a woman's physical prowess.
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The multi-faceted discussions will not only encompass a laundry list of items that each side will present but will also involve elements that are not part of the discussion, such as the U.S.–North Korea security dialog.
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Investors, analysts, and journalists began digging in, and they didn't like what they found: a laundry list of potential conflicts between Neumann and the company, a byzantine corporate structure, and losses that were growing even as revenue doubled.
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Existing treatments only lessen symptoms or slow disease progression, and there is laundry list of crushing disappointments in the effort to find an effective way to reverse cognitive decline that affects more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's.
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It was Garrison&aposs case — which began in the New York Division of Human Rights before moving to federal court — that provided the laundry list of allegations of wildly sexist comments that have plagued Michael Bloomberg for years.
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The laundry list of reckless, venal and quite possibly felonious behavior in which Mr. Manafort engaged has been on vivid display this month in federal court, where he is facing 18 counts of tax evasion and bank fraud.
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He ticked off what he said were his achievements — some coming just in recent days — on a laundry list of issues like North Korea, trade and the economy, and attacked his predecessors for their failures on the same.
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Many of these high-end properties come furnished and are in buildings with a long laundry list of amenities and services, including state-of-the-art gyms and spas, 24-hour doormen and concierges, maybe even a chauffeur.
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A group of Whole Foods employees stepped up efforts to unionize the grocery chain in an email blasted to thousands of workers Thursday, citing a laundry list of grievances stemming from Amazon's purchase of the company last year.
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HELL DAMN NO. But that wasn't the end of the bad (?) news for Arenas, because Laura then went on to give us a laundry list of reasons why Gilbert's days of true love might be done for good.
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The Republican Party and its candidates, particularly in state and local campaigns, are increasingly being reshaped in President Trump's image, adopting his laundry list of political opponents and his willingness to go to great lengths to spite them.
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Besides adding nothing to his wine—something reflected on his labels, the back of which displays a laundry list of things the wine doesn't contain—Carles also doesn't age or store his wine in anything but stainless steel.
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He went on to cite a laundry list of challenges with which he and his personnel must contend: ever-expanding illicit networks, terrorist safe havens, attempts to subvert government authority, a steady stream of new recruits and resources.
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Those arguments have involved age-old complaints about fragmented game libraries, conspiracy-laden gripes about user privacy and Chinese spyware (Chinese gaming giant Tencent is an investor in Epic), and valid concerns about EGS's laundry list of missing features.
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"It was very smart to ignore the impeachment trial, stay above the fray and instead provide a laundry list of accomplishments along with proposals that will keep his base rock solid," said Ron Bonjean, a Republican strategist in Washington.
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That narrative -- a laundry list of unsupported allegations -- asserted corruption by the Bidens, as well as collusion between officials in Ukraine and the Democrats in the US to publicize damaging information about Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in 2016.
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The commission also said it would begin considering a laundry list of proposals that include putting a spending cap on the program, severely constraining which providers can offer discounted service, and giving up federal approval of providers as well.
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Despite its hefty $170-per-ounce price tag (that's more than $2,000 for the 16-ounce, Costco-sized version, people), a laundry list of celebrities swear by the brand's Crème de la Mer, including Jennifer Lopez and Mariah Carey.
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"He wrote 90 precent of it in an afternoon on the back of a laundry list," Pease, a famed literary historian said, noting that Seuss likely watched a patas monkey eating the hardened sap from a whistling thorn acacia.
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But it's still unclear just how far Trump is willing to go in rolling back Obama's laundry list of regulatory actions, which are aimed at easing travel and trade restrictions and are widely popular with the U.S. business community.
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Workers recount a laundry list of pressures: text messages every 30 minutes, phone calls, mandatory political rallies during work, requests that each worker enlist 10 others to vote, or orders to report back to a "situation room" after voting.
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From the venue and the flashy event website, Waterloo, Ontario's True North conference (in its second year) doesn't seem all that distinct from a laundry list of other major tech events that take place each year across North America.
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What would have been massive bombshells that might dominate a month -- or more -- of coverage of past White Houses become just one in a laundry list of big stories coming out of 24 Pennsylvania Avenue in a given week.
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"I believe that both those who supported the nuclear deal and those who opposed it can, at the very least, work together to stop Iran's aggression and terror," he said, giving a laundry list of Iranian offenses against Israel.
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" The reviewer runs through a laundry list of Lewinsky's public appearances (the Herb Ritts shoot for Vanity Fair, the Jenny Craig ads, the big Barbara Walters interview) and sneers that "with every public relations gambit she becomes less sympathetic.
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For one, he needs to keep it—the Browns don't have such a laundry list of previous starters under center by coincidence, and for the past three years have seen three quarterbacks per season getting at least one start.
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Like that laundry list of independent games I listed before, Anatomy is using the first-person perspective to do narrative work as well as be a "good game" in the mold of first-person experiences that have come before.
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This is "different from asking about what the problems are, because you can lay out a laundry list of problems," said Sasha Fisher, the organization's executive director, who was also selected this spring as an inaugural Obama Foundation fellow.
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A recent investigation by The Associated Press raised questions about whether the police and Ms. Klobuchar's office used a laundry list of dubious tactics in their pursuit of a conviction against Mr. Burrell, who was 16 at the time.
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" While other leaders who addressed the forum devoted time to discussing climate change and global collaboration, Trump's speech mostly amounted to a laundry list of his administration's accomplishments, adding that "a nation's highest duty is to its own citizens.
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Earlier Watch updates didn't have quite the same issue, thanks to the laundry list of features that were missing, such as proper waterproofing, functional microphones and speakers, and a standalone LTE connection that would untether it from an iPhone.
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"I think their current stonewalling and obstruction almost compels us to have more than one article — not a laundry list, a small number of clear articles of impeachment, one of which I think will form around obstruction," said Rep.
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As a member of the DSA, her website is a laundry list of every blue-sky progressive policy: Medicare-for-all, housing and jobs guarantees, gun control, ending private prisons, abolishing ICE, and investment in post-hurricane Puerto Rico.
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As a member of the DSA, her website is a laundry list of every blue-sky lefty policy: Medicare-for-all, housing and jobs guarantees, gun control, ending private prisons, abolishing ICE, and investment in post-hurricane Puerto Rico.
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But in a statement issued minutes before midnight Monday, Trump's Treasury Department, instead, apparently cribbed from Forbes magazine's list of Russian oligarchs, and published it wholesale alongside an indiscriminate laundry list of senior officials who work inside the Kremlin.
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The Cincinnati Bengals can point to a laundry list of reasons as to why their offense has yet to get untracked, with a coaching change perhaps serving as a wake-up call heading into Sunday's contest against the host Packers.
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Donald Trump has gone through a laundry list of performers from all corners of the music world to play his presidential inauguration ceremony in January, from white rocker Vince Neil to white rocker Ted Nugent, and no one would do it.
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The lack of character traits is baffling, and yet no one I know has ever fallen in love based on a resume or a laundry list of shared interests (they help, sure, but that's not all there is to it).
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" But outliers don't think in terms of completion — and you shouldn't either, says Goggins: "There's a laundry list of things that we could still accomplish, so that you can be a better CEO, so you can be a better person.
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A State of the Union always includes three main parts: a laundry list of domestic items, then a trip around the globe to identify international challenges, and then a review of national security, including the need to maintain a strong military.
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Though the UK's Conservative minority government — the party behind the now on-pause Conservative Campaigner app — apparently disagrees on the need for speed, declining in its response last week to accept most of the committee's laundry list of recommended changes.
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I can rattle off all the things Facebook has been accused of (available here in timeline form), the data breaches and hacks its been involved in, and the laundry list of concerns experts have about us using the social network.
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A laundry list of Silicon Valley's investors like the idea enough to shower the founders with an impressive $50 million Series A. The company wants to put the power of its earlier intelligence solution into the hands of just about anyone.
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As in prior years, the platform does stand out internationally — not for its typically center-left stances but for the large number of social groups that are discussed in particular sections, producing a very long laundry list of targeted policies.
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She's just explained the day's tasks—the resting oxygen consumption test Briški is laying down for, blood samples, medical interviews, weight and body composition measurements—and she moves into the laundry list of tasks the team will undertake on the ice.
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In the last debate, she rattled off a laundry list of "litmus tests" that she would use to bend the Supreme Court to achieve a series of left-wing policy priorities ranging from pro-abortion absolutism to censoring political speech.
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Waymo also succeeded in a discovery matter to get Stroz Friedberg, the security firm that produced the due diligence report prior to Uber's acquisition, to produce a laundry list of related documents it collected in pursuit of its due diligence investigation.
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The president is expected to run through a laundry list of his accomplishments from his eight years in office: pulling the nation out of economic recession, healthcare reform, killing Osama bin Laden, the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate agreement.
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But as California firefighters recently discovered, these "unlimited" plans feature a laundry list of often unclear limits and caveats, from restrictions on using your phone as a modem, to throttling that kicks in if you consume a set amount of bandwidth.
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Introducing a child comes with its own laundry list of storytelling cliches; traditionally in horror media, children are depicted as hapless creatures who only exist to get everyone else—namely, the adults, who clearly can do no wrong—in trouble.
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His downfall was fueled by a laundry list of serious, but uncorroborated, allegations from nearly two dozen current and former colleagues that ultimately came together in a memo released by Senate Democrats with, according to sources, the tacit approval of Republicans.
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Nakamoto was served with a laundry list of questions regarding its procedures, ICE supervision and regulations, inspection results to compare with OIG findings, government contracts, and an explanation of why the company's auditors "misrepresented detention conditions," according to the OIG report.
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"While we are raising our M&A probability [for Macerich], a sale / deal is far from certain and there remains a long laundry list of questions and unknowns," Mizuho Securities analyst Haendel St. Juste wrote in a note to clients.
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And that has imperfections all its own, the best laundry list of which appeared in "Customer Mentality," an essay by Nate Kreuter, an assistant professor of English at Western Carolina University, that was published by Inside Higher Ed in 2014.
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His colleagues, Anne (Sherri Shepherd) and Dwayne (Steven Boyer), are also determinedly odd; Anne suffers from a laundry list of bizarre maladies, including "random dog-level hearing," and Dwayne, while well-intentioned, just isn't the sharpest pencil in the pack.
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Publisher EA admitted to the laundry list of issues from a support Twitter account: Funnily enough EA Help's own servers were having trouble as well, so not only could people not play Anthem, they couldn't report that they couldn't play Anthem.
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He shouts out Black Lives Matter (still something that some white Americans deem controversial) and points out a laundry list of systemic problems that black people face in a country that is still learning to treat them like human beings.
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While it is tempting to make these a laundry list of opposing policies, I urge both our Democrat and Republican leaders to first please spend time on the bigger picture – the American picture -- that no Platform-As-Usual will mend.
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President Donald Trump's ambassador to Russia, Jon Huntsman, last week ticked off a laundry list of bad acts for which he said Russia must be held accountable when Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet on July 16 in Helsinki.
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Among the laundry list of suggestions Dr. Kloss listed on his personal page were ideas like nationalizing testing devices "as in wartime," activating the Federal Emergency Management Agency, creating pop-up field hospitals and canceling mass gatherings, according to the post.
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From the clunkiness of its plot points to the laundry list of racial and gender issues it neatly checks off, the episode reduces one character to the archetypal oppressed black woman and the other to the archetypal entitled white girl.
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The biggest payouts were for contracts with Brazil's state oil company, Petrobras — the focus of a massive pay-to-play scandal that has upended Brazilian politics, landing a laundry list of powerful people in jail, including Odebrecht's boss, Marcelo Odebrecht.
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Democrats have also used the legislation to make clear that they believe that cleanup must start with the White House, and included several provisions jabbing at the president and homing in on a laundry list of his administration's alleged ethical abuses.
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One idea was neutron star collisions, or kilonovas, which now seem destined to take their place on the laundry list of cosmic catastrophes along with the supernova explosions and black hole collisions that have shaped the history of the universe.
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"Despite a resolution for the Italian situation for now, the laundry list of worries remains long, with Brexit still looming and worsening with parliament potentially suspended, and a trade war still on the horizon, so we see more weakening," he said.
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If your laundry list for a fall boot, however, looks something like a sleek, walkable leather ankle boot in great fall colors, you may be able to take a shortcut and buy the ultimate fall boot from cult-favorite brand Everlane.
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By Thursday afternoon, after several angry tweets, Trump left open the possibility of asking McConnell to resign, saying his opinion would hinge on the majority leader's ability to get a laundry list of things done — Obamacare repeal, tax cuts, infrastructure.
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The menu is a laundry list of routine American restaurant dishes like grilled salmon, but they're almost all made over in ways that improve them without becoming excessively fiddly, a fate that is never far away in Mr. Keller's restaurants.
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Verizon has also found itself at the center of a privacy scandal involving consumer location data, which has been hoovered up and sold to a laundry list of often dubious third parties for the better part of the last decade.
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" WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING IN CONGRESS Holiday laundry list: Surveillance probe: "As the House impeachment effort rolls on, Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz is set to testify on his long-awaited report into alleged surveillance abuse during the 2023 election.
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Warren rolled out a laundry list of health care executive actions on Friday that she said she plans to take in her first few months as president, making her the first Democratic candidate to offer such a robust administrative playbook.
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Aside from the ridiculous action movie aspects of his story, there was a major red flag from the start: Compton has a laundry list of health issues, which require an artificial heart implant with an eternal pump and electronic pacemaker.
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It logs a laundry list of controversies swirling around the president — including his campaign's many contacts with Russian officials, his refusal to release his taxes, his verbal attacks on women and the press, and his firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Republicans got a huge (and needed) hike in the defense budget, while Democrats got a laundry list of goodies, including four more years of a children's health insurance program on top of the six already guaranteed in the last spending bill.
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Ten years later, after a handful of boyfriends and breakups, a laundry list of second and third dates with no fourths, and another relationship that lasted over two years, I'd like to think I'm a little wiser for my experiences.
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Cindy Barshop is a former "Real Housewife of New York" and the proprietor of New York City's V-Spot Medi Spa, which provides a laundry list of services such as vaginal steaming, labia plumping, and a 22-karat gold wax.
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In fact, former colleagues say, the Ted Cruz of 2000 is entirely recognizable in the candidate now aspiring to the presidency himself, fusing hyper-intelligence, crackling ambition and a laundry list of impeccable insider credentials that he once ticked off more readily.
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That laundry list of injuries would render most NFL offenses useless, and for most teams, trying to move the ball against playoff-caliber defenses without star talent is about as effective as trying to pierce the side of a blimp with a butterknife.
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This was enough – some would argue one Saw movie itself was enough – but every subsequent film insisted on adding to Jigsaw's backstory, adding in a suicide attempt and laundry list of victims for his philosophy that life must be tested to be earned.
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The last two years have seen the Equifax breach, the WannaCry cyberattack, a nefarious DDoS attack that destroyed the internet for a full day, and a laundry list of other security breaches of the stores, restaurants, and retailers we know and love.
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Last year may not have been the smoothest year in Silicon Valley (or anywhere, for that matter), and certainly 2018 has arrived with a laundry list of grievances against the tech giants whose once-fluffed, regulation-free cushions are quickly thinning beneath them.
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The FTC notes a laundry list of what it couches as "significant new privacy requirements" that it's also imposing on the company — writing that: Although there are already criticisms of the order for not being strong enough — including from inside the FTC itself.
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At the D23 Expo in Anaheim on Saturday, Disney announced a laundry list of additions coming to its Walt Disney World parks, including a series of upgrades to help Epcot live up to its name as the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow.
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The lab's website proudly boasts a laundry list of accomplishments, from the creation of Multics, which laid the foundation for modern operating systems, to early file sharing systems and mobile robotics, to some of the underlying technologies for the World Wide Web.
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But unless you're very familiar with his Calvin Klein underwear ads or relentlessly stalk his social media feed, it's easy to lose track of his laundry list of tattoos — which, according to one Instagram post, amounts to more than 100 hours of work.
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"It's a socialist manifesto that lays out a laundry list of government giveaways, including guaranteed food, housing, college, & economic security even for those who refuse to work," Republican Senator John Barrasso, chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works committee, said on Twitter.
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Lower house representative Gary Alejano accused Duterte of a laundry list of offences he said were worthy of impeachment, from concealing assets and conflicts of interest to drugs-related extrajudicial killings and running an alleged "death squad" when he was Davao City mayor.
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And there had been some work done that's longer term, in children up to about the age of 5, and they don't find any differences in a whole laundry list of things between children who were sleep trained and children who weren't.
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Ivankoe used the company as evidence of a laundry list of challenges that casual dining restaurants are facing including losing foot traffic to fast casual chains, inflating menu prices too high and being unable to adapt fast enough to in-demand food trends.
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In recent years, infrared saunas have become a hot wellness trend (Kendall Jenner even got one for her birthday, courtesy of the Kardashian sisters), reportedly offering a laundry list of benefits like "detoxification" (note: that's not a thing) and even weight loss.
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He regaled me with a laundry list of environmental mistakes from just that day: He'd ordered lunch and it came in plastic containers; he'd eaten meat and he was about to order it again; he'd even taken a cab to this very party.
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The problem: consumers only have so much disposable income, and the growing laundry-list of services users now need to subscribe to if they want to watch all of their favorite movies and shows can not only become confusing, but prohibitively expensive.
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Philip D. Murphy enjoyed the fruits of Democratic control in New Jersey, easily winning the Legislature's approval on a laundry list of progressive initiatives, including a package of stringent gun laws, equal pay for women and a significant expansion of automatic voter registration.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump used his State of the Union address on Tuesday to tick off a laundry list of economic gains, citing record low unemployment for women, higher incomes for households and a "blue collar" boom that he said is underway across America.
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She had the detailed plans needed to reform the country's comically broken political system, which in turn would make her laundry list of Democratic priorities, from Medicare for All to a Green New Deal—policies supported by a number of progressive candidates—possible.
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I couldn&apost do much, at that moment, frozen in grief and staring down a daunting laundry list of immediate tasks that I had no idea how to complete, but I&aposd be damned if anyone was gonna see my dad&aposs underwear.
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To buy myself a bit more time, I masked my nervousness in a shroud of professional curiosity and proceeded to ask Schook a laundry list of questions about what I could expect from dermaplaning — a treatment that involves exfoliating one's face with a sharp razor.
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A long-running enquiry by a DCMS parliamentary committee into online disinformation last year, which was continuously frustrated in its attempts to get Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to testify before it, concluded with a laundry list of recommendations for tightening regulations around digital campaigning.
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Much of his speech could be seen as a rebuke to the lawmakers in attendance, including former President Obama, as Trump recited a laundry list of what he thought was wrong with America: crime (actually down in the US), drugs, illegal immigration (also down).
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Like many other reporters who cover the intersection of radical ideology and social media, I noted the laundry list of signifiers in the awful broadcast: the killer's asides, his gun barrel inscriptions, and his musical choices, that perfectly au courant mix of absurdity and hate.
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Now that Meghan Markle is a royal, she has a laundry list of things she's no longer allowed to do, including, but not limited to, having social media accounts, cuddling with her dog, taking selfies with fans, or even wearing color on her nails.
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Despite the series' laundry list of actors, such as Janicza Bravo, Arturo Del Puerto and Brett Gelman, Garner's character becomes the focus of the trailer as she not-so-successfully navigates the camp environment surrounded by adults who are "escaping reality" in different ways.
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Netflix today said it was raising a very large lump of debt for the typical laundry list of uses that you'll find in a filing with the SEC — though, the timing comes as its content costs may hit as much as $8 billion next year.
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Despite the importance of reining in costs, experts are befuddled at the underlying causes of cost disease amid a laundry list of potential factors, including complicated procurement processes, labor rules, underinvestment in software, productivity gains in affiliated fields, environmental regulations, and the list goes on.
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Though the Smiths co-founders were once politically, creatively, and ideologically aligned, Morrissey and Marr now stand at opposite ends, with the former's ongoing lapse—from defending Harvey Weinstein to praising Brexit, among a laundry list of cultural infractions—tainting his long-standing messianic appeal.
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She's not the only one: Wes Blankenship, a sports anchor in Georgia, had a very similar idea in December, when he turned his sports report into a laundry list of Star Wars references, including lines like "They need to Leia few more points on him."
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Graham offered up a laundry list of questions he's interested in examining, including how the FBI reviewed Clinton's emails, the impact of potential anti-Trump sentiment in the agency, and the broader role the FBI and DOJ may have played in harming Trump's electoral chances.
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As she goes through a laundry list of all of the great things happening in her life—her girlfriend Vicky loves her, her kids are doing great and all accept her gender identity, she's excited to start volunteering at the LGBTQ call center—she pauses.
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Aside from the fact it is militarily impossible to accomplish the laundry-list of goals in Syria—"countering" Iran (which can't even be defined), opposing Assad (which isn't necessary for U.S. security), and stopping Turkey from attacking Syrian Kurds (risking confrontation with our NATO ally).
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In March, President Trump gave the commission a laundry list of items to consider, including age restrictions for certain firearm purchases, how journalists cover mass shootings, violence in video games, access to mental health treatment, building security, and Obama-era guidance on school discipline.
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With lengthy writings on social justice, feminism, homophobia, and capitalism, and with a laundry list of periodicals, authors, poets, bands, and activist organizations called out in the liner notes, Less Talk, More Rock gave kids attending the Warped Tour a bit more to chew on.
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The Justice Department also began cracking down on sites — late last week, Backpage was seized by the DOJ and its owners were hit with a staggering 93-count indictment that reads like a laundry list of things for which you don't want to get indicted.
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Part of the sticking points include a push to expand unemployment insurance, boosting funding for hospitals and a State Stabilization Fund — leaving a laundry list of issues that still need to be worked just over four hours before the midnight deadline set by Republicans.
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Jana outlined a laundry list of concerns it said the company needed to address, including the way it had conducted its business, and took aim at what it said were deficiencies in customer service and distribution strategy, as well as analytics and brand development.
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QUICK: JAMIE YOU JUST LISTED A LAUNDRY LIST OF THINGS THAT YOU THINK GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE DOING BUT WAITING FOR THEM TO FIX IT AND DO IT BETTER YOU HAVE GOTTEN IMPATIENT AND AS A CEO YOU HAVE TAKEN MATTERS INTO YOUR OWN HANDS.
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The split in the donor ranks was evident during a summit filled with announcements describing a shift in priorities for the political juggernaut despite the laundry list of wins delivered by Trump administration, including the tax reform, conservative Supreme Court nominees and extensive deregulation.
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A State of the Union always includes three main parts: a laundry list of domestic items, followed by a trip around the globe to identify international challenges, and then a review of America's national security to include the need to maintain a strong military.
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Unlike its trippy cousin THC, CBD is believed to promote a sense of calm and overall wellness, and it's now found in a laundry list of items of varying levels of weirdness — from topical oil to sparkling water to scented candles to even mascara.
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But Trump also reeled off a series of blistering politicized passages that the conservative but temperamentally gentle 40th President would never have included in a speech that typically has reached for a common national ground -- even while being a laundry list of political priorities.
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Cumulatively, the goal is to finally create something vaguely resembling accountability for the laundry-list of American industries that have spent the better part of the last decade not only monetizing your every waking breath, but routinely failing to ensure that data remains secure.
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In her new book, "The Unbanking of America: How the New Middle Class Survives," Lisa Servon, who worked in the check-cashing and payday-lending business as part of her research, offers a laundry list of consumer-friendly innovations that any bank could adopt.
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Starbucks itself has offered a laundry list of reasons for the deceleration in its domestic business, including weak retail traffic, changes to its rewards program, bottlenecks from a crush of mobile orders, and holiday merchandise and drink specials that failed to "resonate" with customers.
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Democrats statewide are also eyeing a laundry list of other priorities that have been blocked by Republicans in the past, including raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour and passing a state Equal Rights Amendment that would give civil rights protections to LGBTQ individuals.
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Suddenly the studio looks around and realizes they have a very heavy financial investment in a movie featuring a tabloid adulteress doing a laundry list of abominations with a libertine New York husband whose ancestors were slaves to Pharaoh, if you get my meaning.
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At One Carnegie, a 461-unit condo-and-rental on the Upper East Side that opened in 2006, prosecutors compiled a laundry list of problems, including doors that were too narrow, kitchens that were too cramped and thresholds that were too high off the ground.
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Related: How North Korea's Rocket Launch Could End Up Screwing China in a War Against the US The UN panel, which is charged with monitoring adherence to existing sanctions regimes, also itemized a laundry list of the DPRK 's forays abroad in recent years.
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Last week's grand jury report out of Pennsylvania, uncovering years of child sexual abuse at the hands of hundreds of priests across the state, is the latest entry in a laundry list of scandals that have rocked church leaders and parishioners in recent years.
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It's got quite the laundry list of perks, but what's most important to know is that the Stowaway collapses fully flat for super-easy storage, so no more taking up all the room in your coat closet with a few suitcases (that's valuable space, you know!).
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The notice shows Apple seeking to expand its production capabilities at the site in Mesa to be able to produce finished products and utilize foreign status materials/components — including a laundry list of core electronics components, such as printed circuit board assemblies, lithium polymer batteries and monitors.
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If that weren't bad enough, millennial women have the added criticism of being part of the generation blamed for the country's laundry list of economic, social, and cultural pitfalls — this includes everything from the unpredictable side effects of the gig economy to the downfall of fabric softener.
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Aside from the very first clause—"Because, as writers, we are particularly aware of the many ways that language can be abused in the name of power;"—it's mostly a laundry list of criticisms of Trump we've heard over and over again for the past several months.
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The precedent AT&T cited for the deal was the Obama DOJ's approval of Comcast buying NBCUniversal (which is one of several major investors in Vox Media), which was allowed to go forward under the stipulation that Comcast would abide by a laundry list of conditions.
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That no one -- starting and ending with the President -- raised a red flag about tacking on a laundry list of accomplishments to a speech that should have simply condemned the behavior in Charlottesville and called to our better angels, is staggering, even for this White House.
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Lack has faced a laundry list of problems in recent memory, ranging from criticism that his department was oblivious to Matt Lauer's sexual misconduct after an internal review to MSNBC star Joy Reid coming under fire for homophobic and hateful entries on her now-defunct blog.
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The press release reads like any other advertisement for Zoloft or Lyrica, in that it says you can take this drug to help one problem, but it comes with a laundry list of other potential downfalls; consequently, the drug's release was widely regarded as a flop.
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In the piece, Smith refers to Willow and Jaden as the following:— "überentitled, brainless, self-adoring, twaddle-spewing little munchkins" — "nuclear narcissists"— "terrifying ego monsters"— "pretentious, vapid and humorless" — "the black Boy George, minus the talent" (Jaden) Lobbing a laundry list of insults at minors — really, dude?
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And let's not forget, we've had a very unfair relationship with China down through the years: IP theft, forced transfer of technology, cyberspace, tariffs, non-tariff barriers and so forth and so on, I could go down a long laundry list of structural and nonstructural issues.
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In a speech that closely resembled a campaign address, Trump offered a laundry list of accomplishments and a reiteration of his view that Americans have been left behind as a result of decisions made by past administrations, including on immigration, the Iran nuclear deal, and trade pacts.
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Because Democrats have trouble prioritizing the laundry list of goals and don't realize that individually popular goals — spur the economy, provide health coverage to those who need it — can become quite unpopular once they are combined and attacked as a big government project by liberal elitists.
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No word yet on whether she'll take legal action, but for now ... she's gonna have to take her case up with the State of NY. Dina's pled not guilty to DWI, and a laundry list of other traffic violations ... including leaving the scene of an accident.
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For those willing to pay for the privilege — in some instances, the mid-five figures — there are a number of new rental buildings with brand-name designers, kitchens with Sub-Zero refrigerators and Wolf stoves, a laundry list of amenities and hot-and-cold running staff.
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The laundry list of problems with Facebook Research included not informing 187,000 users the data would go to Facebook until they signed up for "Project Atlas", not receiving proper parental consent for over 4300 minors, and threatening legal action if a user spoke publicly about the program.
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It can seem like the right thing to do in the moment, but an increasing amount of research is showing that women who bottle up their emotions are at increased risk for a laundry list of physical and mental ailments when compared to their loud-mouthed peers.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.), laying out a laundry list of issues.
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In Italy, three-time former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi—who has a laundry list of scandals, both financial and sexual, and has actually been convicted of crimes—is once again back on the political scene, despite the fact that he cannot legally hold office until 2019.
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The key, though, is to recognize that while these are winnable races, we are talking about constituencies that are more conservative than the US average — places where successful progressive candidates would need to pick their battles carefully, rather than signing on to the entire laundry list of activist demands.
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Perhaps because she's from Washington state, home to so many fabulous tech companies that disrupted the economy (Microsoft in its heyday, the all-powerful Amazon, and a laundry list that's too long for this column), she may understand the phenomenon more than anyone else in the GOP leadership.
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It also adds to a laundry list of grievances between the United States and Turkey, including Ankara's purchase of Russian air defenses and broader splits over the war in Syria, despite what appears to be a strong relationship between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan.
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In the episode, our three Powerpuff Girls—Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup—are exhausted by the impossible balancing act of being the sole (kindergarten-aged) protectors of a city constantly under attack by giant monsters AND the daughters of a professor who assigns them a laundry-list of chores.
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While then-presidential candidate Barack Obama basked in the roaring approval of 2000,22020 Berliners in 000, Republican nominee Mitt Romney's 2012 trip to the UK was a laundry list of gaffes -- including questioning Britain's ability to adequately secure that summer's Olympic Games -- that left him mocked and maligned.
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Though we'll have to wait until April to get our hands on her first-ever cookbook, Magnolia Table, for now the multi-talented mom of four rounded up a few Christmas candy recipes on her Instagram story that are great for kids—without a laundry list of ingredients.
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Faced with the inevitable challenge of puttying in the extended gap, the producers wryly handle that in the premiere by having Karen (Megan Mullally) awaken from a nap, rattling off a laundry list of what's transpired in the intervening years, just to make sure she hadn't dreamed it.
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Among a very long list of recommendations are: How the government will respond to the committee's laundry list of recommendations for cleaning up online political advertising remains to be seen, although the issue of Kremlin-backed disinformation campaigns was at least raised publicly by the prime minister last year.
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An examination of anti-Muslim hatred in the last few years can easily devolve into a laundry list: armed demonstrators picketing at a mosque in Phoenix, arson at a mosque in the Coachella Valley in Southern California, a severed pig's head placed in front of a mosque in Philadelphia.
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There is a laundry list of reasons for Van Wagenen and the Wilpons to pick a new manager, especially if they spy a replacement — perhaps a proven veteran like Joe Girardi, who in his time as the Yankees manager developed a reputation for being thoroughly prepared for any decision.
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We reached out to Facebook for a response to the report and the company sent us a laundry list of steps it says it's been taking to combat election interference and coordinated inauthentic activity — including in areas such as voter suppression, political ad transparency and industry-civil society partnerships.
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Mr. Trump did not outline the traditional laundry list of new initiatives, the way other presidents have, but he did plan to make a national commitment to end transmission of the virus that causes AIDS, with a goal of stopping its spread in the United States by 2030.
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Prior to the release of Kanye West's music video for his Life Of Pablo single "Fade," Teyana Taylor had a laundry list of entertainment industry cameos — choreography for Beyoncé's "Ring The Alarm," vocals on Yeezy's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, and a role as judge on America's Best Dance Crew.
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His international weapons operation offered anyone a virtual laundry list of weapons with brand names that have become disturbingly familiar: GlockBerettaUziHighpointWalther To make these guns hard to trace, Gunrunner took off their serial numbers and shipped them to countries where buying these guns was difficult -- if not altogether banned by law.
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And it's not just one or two things that the researchers did wrong—CEPN presented an entire laundry list of deficiencies, including a failure to submit the required documentation to Science, missing data, flawed research methods, questionable timelines, the absence of animal research ethics approval, and a slew of other problems.
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Witnesses before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform—attorneys, scientists, academics, and a noted law enforcement professional—spoke at length about the potential for abuse while offering a laundry list of real-world examples in which face recognition had already been used to trample the rights of U.S. citizens.
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Obama's only reference to the issue that has driven the news in recent weeks — and led him to cry on national television as he unveiled his new proposals — is in mentioning gun control in a laundry list of proposals he's already fighting for, early in his State of the Union speech.
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In addition to nailing all the prerequisites of a modern startup (an emphasis on exemplary design, scalable technology and sterling customer support), new entrants wanting to move fast must navigate healthcare's laundry list of regulations, abiding by specific federal and state regulatory requirements and the labyrinthine rules of the FDA.
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They cited on Tuesday a laundry list of "false or misleading" testimonies that amounted to "fraud on the court," perpetrated by U.S. Department of Commerce Deputy Chief of Staff Earl Comstock, Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore, Commerce attorney James Uthmeier, and U.S. Census Bureau official Christa Jones, among others.
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What was intended as a love letter to democracy, a thinly-veiled warning to beware the Donald Trumps and Vladimir Putins of the world, a paean to tolerance and the promise of technocratic capitalism, instead read like a laundry list of all the ways Obama, and democracy, had failed America.
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Despite a few statements of denial on his part (more on those later), there exists a laundry list of offenses that range from mild to outrageous, all centered around the bizarre relationship he has with his perception of racial minorities, and it has long since passed the threshold of acceptability.
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Responding to a CNN question on China's plans to further curb the sale and shipment of fentanyl products to the US, Liu gave a laundry list of measures that he said the US authorities should adopt, ranging from intensified drug-prevention campaigns to better treatment and assistance for drug users.
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Instead, Macron trotted out a laundry list of small fiscal reforms -- promising a token increase to the minimum wage (100 euros, or $113, per month), ending some tax increases for retirees earning less than 2,000 euros per month and asking companies to provide year-end, tax-free bonuses to workers.
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This move is just one drop in a bucket of changes that Twitter and other sites have announced in recent months as social media giants struggle to right their respective ships, but it's one of a laundry list of changes we've needed on social media far before the problem escalated.
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And even the heads of the world's biggest advertisers are calling for a unified front as they face down the two heavyweights on a laundry list of grievances, including transparency in how their ads are measured, where on the web they are placed, and how fraud is kept to a minimum.
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Uber now says Kalanick isn't available to talk until after the report is released to employees and will still not be coming to Code — even though we had a whole laundry list of other things we wanted to discuss with him about Uber (from Waymo to greyballing to its IPO plans).
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Back in June, JPMorgan analyst John Ivankoe cited Chili's as one of the casual dining restaurants that have been facing a laundry list of challenges, including losing foot traffic to fast casual chains, inflating menu prices too high and being unable to adapt fast enough to in-demand food trends.
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The original score has been re-recorded, there are new art assets, a tweaked control scheme, new lighting design, and a laundry list of technical fixes that help the game accomplish what the original team supposedly wanted to do but couldn't because of the limitations of the PlayStation 2 hardware.
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You still won't be able to get one until 2019, and it will set you back just shy of $1,000, but it can automatically fold a laundry list of different clothing types—from buttoned shirts to pillow cases—as long as you're willing to sit there and feed it garment after garment.
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It would be wrong for Republicans or Democrats in Congress to use the anguish being felt by immigrant youth and families today as an excuse to ram through a white supremacist laundry list of more deportation agents, more armed agents in border communities and more detention camps targeting our parents and our community.
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Less innocuous were the comments left by people who had been drawn to the video by the keywords she'd attached to it as bait — "names of celebrities, sex stuff, Pokemon, Nascar, sports, politics," she said in a recent interview, a laundry list of topics that were completely irrelevant to what anyone actually saw.
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As personal goals like securing a lease, navigating an unfamiliar office culture, making new friends, and dealing with homesickness took priority, old habits like spending 30 minutes applying a laundry list of beauty products felt less and less important (despite the need to cover up the outbreak of blemishes on my face).
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The laundry list of achievements tells only part of the story: 26 seasons in the NHL and six in the WHA; leading the league in scoring from 1950-54, then twice more in his career, plus a 15 goal-season at age 52, after which he was given an NHL Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Conservatives, needless to say, have their own laundry list of norm-breaking by Democrats, frequently starting with the successful campaign to keep Robert Bork off the Supreme Court and continuing through the Obama administration's attempted expansion of the traditional executive prerogative of prosecutorial discretion to grant work permits to millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Judge Ellen L. Hollander of the Federal District Court in Baltimore rejected what she called the companies' "laundry list" of reasons for trying to move the Baltimore case to federal court, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit refused to stay that ruling while it considers an appeal.
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Each of the 36 senators who voted no, including leading critics like Cruz and Senators John McCain, Marco Rubio, Mitch McConnell, and Lindsay Graham, said they strongly supported aid for New York and New Jersey, but didn't support a wasteful blank check to be used for a laundry list of other pet projects.
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As we reported ... Ronnie pled not guilty last month to a laundry list of misdemeanors stemming from an October incident with Jen and their 20-month daughter, Ariana, in L.A. He's facing 7 misdemeanors -- domestic violence, child endangerment, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats, false imprisonment [of Jen] and 2 counts of resisting arrest.
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A Google employee tweeted earlier on Thursday that Meet and Chat would launch for regular consumers next year: Google has long had a complicated, messy strategy when it comes to chat apps, and has axed a laundry list of communication products, including the original GChat, the social network Buzz, and the collaboration tool Wave.
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Kellyanne Conway told CNN in an interview that aired Friday that she was allegedly grabbed, shaken and screamed at late last year in a Mexican restaurant in Bethesda, Md. Why it matters: Conway's allegations would add her to a laundry list of names associated with the Trump administration that have been targets of harassment.
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The laundry list of impediments to growth help explain what the Lindsey Group's Peter Boockvar notes to be the one component in the NFIB survey that has yet to enjoy a post-election pop: Plans for increased capital spending, which slipped to 26 percent in February, lower than both January's and October's 27-percent readings.
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While there is a laundry list of other bills the Senate could take up this year -- including a massive international trade deal and sweeping criminal justice reform -- McConnell might be reluctant to negotiate anything major with a lame duck Democratic president and hold out to see if a Republican can win back the White House.
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Despite the laundry list of actors on Endgame's roster — punctuated by cinematic hall-of-famers like Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton, Robert Redford, Angela Bassett, Glenn Close, Anthony Hopkins, and Chiwetel Ejiofor — no one in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been as emotionally vulnerable as Evans and Downey Jr. get to be in this movie.
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While Kamala Harris and Cory Booker scored and soared with their rhetoric at the state convention, Biden offered a laundry list of disjointed policy proposals ("I want to triple Title I funding for schools in distress") that sounded like he was a bottom-of-his-class graduate of the Hillary Clinton School of Oratory.
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The racialized policing began early in their career, with a laundry list of microaggressions that include Venus being penalized in 1999 for her signature beaded braids coming undone during a match at the Australian Open, with headlines reading "Venus loses her head" and "Venus Unravels" all playing into the cliche of the angry Black woman.
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The Japanese artist Takashi Murakami — one of a laundry list of global creatives whom Mr. Abloh counts among his collaborators (the two have an exhibition scheduled to open Saturday at the Gagosian Gallery here) — drifted through the space, followed close behind by a posse of assistants wearing Comme des Garçons rags and surgical face masks.
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The ruling comes after a lengthy battle between data analytics firm HiQ Labs and Microsoft owned LinkedIn, which have been at each other's throats for several years over HiQ Labs' practice of scraping the business social networking website's public-facing data, then selling it (fused with other datasets) to a laundry list of employers.
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As one might expect from a technical overview produced in-house by Apple, the two documents read largely like a laundry list of Apple congratulating itself for all its innovation and impressive specs, but they do reveal some new small details about the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR that Apple hadn't announced before.
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There's a laundry list of reasons why Bisping's middleweight title is novel and unexpected, but on the eve of his first championship defense, one particular statistic sticks out to us here at Fightland: Michael Bisping is the fifth winner of The Ultimate Fighter to have held UFC gold (He won season 22008 back in 22008).
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Between #MeToo, Hollywood's ongoing attempts to curtail harassment and abuse within its ranks, and that whole thing where last year's Best Picture was accidentally awarded to La La Land instead of Moonlight, Jimmy Kimmel had a laundry list of intimidating things he was expected to address during his second year in a row of hosting the Oscars.
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Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, said that a natural disaster of Irma's scale — a Category 5 that was 500 miles wide — brought with it a laundry list of public health risks associated with major floods: contaminated water from damaged or shut treatment plants, diarrheal diseases, respiratory illnesses from mold.
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As of right now, the brand offers a laundry list of essential oils, including ylang ylang (to calm), tea tree (for decongestion), and rosemary (a pain reducer) while also offering supplemental "boosters" you can add like caffeine and vitamin E. To get your hands on your own, head over to the Kickstarter page to pledge your support.
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Because if blockchains are to matter at all beyond cryptocurrencies — if they are to be used for applications such as namespaces, file storage, digital collectibles, supply chains, self-sovereign identities, and decentralized social media, to trot out the usual laundry list of desirable decentralized apps — those applications would benefit greatly from being able to interact with one another.
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In a warning letter made public last week, the government agency documents a laundry list of violations its officials have observed at the plant, including live cockroaches crawling on a wall near the toasting room, laboratory-confirmed rodent feces, dead insect parts on some of the processing equipment, and nuts soaking in a chlorine-based swimming pool chemical.
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It's a laundry list of activities for which you definitely don't want to get busted by the DOJ, including, Crimes of conspiracy to facilitate prostitution using a facility in interstate or foreign commerce, facilitating prostitution using a facility in interstate or foreign commerce, conspiracy to commit money laundering, concealment money laundering, international promotional money laundering, and transactional money laundering.
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Franken noted a laundry list of issues the Justice Department has supported since Sessions was sworn in as attorney general including the department's "sweeping new order" this summer that the Civil Rights Act does not cover against discrimination based on sexual orientation and Sessions' order earlier this month that transgender people also lack protection under that law.
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CNN reported earlier this month that the White House was pushing for a deal with Saudi Arabia and members of the Gulf Cooperation Council that would allow Trump to reduce the number of US troops in Syria but also address the laundry list of concerns expressed by top military officials who cautioned against a hasty withdrawal.
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"In our view, Iran is clearly in default of these expectations of the JCPOA," Tillerson said, referring to the deal using the acronym for its formal name, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, and citing a laundry list of grievances, including Iran's support of the Assad regime in Syria, and they continued development of ballistic missile technology.
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John Laird, California secretary for natural resources, offered a laundry list of accomplishments during the Brown administration, beginning with the focus on climate change, but moving on to a variety of habitat protection efforts that are far less heralded, like negotiating a deal with Nevada to maintain Lake Tahoe and creating a network of marine protected areas.
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What follows in "The Anthropocene is functionally and stratigraphically distinct from the Holocene," a new study published in Science, is a laundry list of human sins that, in total, add up to what its authors say is irrefutable evidence that Earth has entered a human-driven geological epoch that began midway through the 20th century and continues today.
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Even today, when you ask people who owns what and who is elected to where, you get a laundry list of prominent white families—Hunt, Foster, Marcus, Sanders, Margo... These school beatings were perhaps my father's first political encounter with this racial order—a society where everyone you knew was Mexican except for the people in charge.
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The EU's Copyright Directive has a laundry list of problems, from "link taxes" that saddle smaller media outlets with fees for quoting other websites, to the EU-wide implementation of unreliable automatic copyright filters like Google's Content ID, which—as episodes like the Prince dancing baby fracas often make clear—often result in legitimate content being yanked offline.
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All versions of the attack shared a common premise and required the same laundry list of specialized tools: a piece of software that can produce the right waveforms, an ultrasonic generator to output the signal, a piezoelectric transducer (a device that turns an electrical signal into physical vibrations), and a hidden microphone to listen for the voice assistant's response.
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And provided Democrats keep the resolutions focused on specific wrongdoing as investigated by Congress -- as opposed to a laundry list of policy differences -- such admonishment could be bipartisan; unlike impeachment, censure gives cover for those Republicans who have been critical of Trump's call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky but will not support impeachment to otherwise openly criticize him.
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Former secretary of agriculture Tom Vilsack, for example, recently called out Democrats for lacking a vision for rural America, and although Vilsack put forward a laundry list of ideas, none of them address the root of the problem — perhaps because Vilsack now lobbies for a dairy export organization whose members admitted to driving down milk prices for thousands of farmers.
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So there's a new startup called Trimian, backed by Spark Capital and including another laundry list of investors that we'll have at the bottom of the post, with an app called mia Contacts that's raised $3 million in order to create a smart contacts app that figures out just how to get to the right person you need to contact.
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It's a line he's used before, but this was a night for the old hits, and Sanders moved through his laundry list of issues over the course of nearly 55 minutes alone on stage before being joined by wife Jane Sanders and RoseAnn DeMoro, the executive director of National Nurses United, the event's union organizers, for a 15-minute question-and-answer session.
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Former President Obama ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on the economy and a laundry list of other issues during a fiery address on Friday.
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But then there are times when it's best to ignore the rules... Thanks to working with pro makeup artists, manicurists, and hairstylists on the regular, we've collected a laundry list of beauty hacks that are not only highly effective and convenient, but they also cut down on the amount of products and tools you need to achieve the results you want.
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From "The President Show" to "Our Cartoon President," the laundry list of TV shows targeting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is getting longer.
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The DOJ says that currently, three former AT&T employees have pleaded guilty to assisting Fahd in his scheme, while Fahd faces a laundry list of charges including four counts of wire fraud, two counts of accessing a protected computer in furtherance of fraud, two counts of international damage to a protected computer, four counts of violating the Travel Act, and more.
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In practice that might mean a pop-up before you take a depression test which asks whether you'd like to share your mental health with a laundry list of advertisers so they can use it to sell you stuff when you're feeling low — also offering a clear 'hell no' penalty-free choice not to consent (but still get to take the test).
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In lieu of evidence or data, this "initial" report merely confers a laundry list of perceived grievances offered up by unnamed "interviewees," many of whom, it says, expressed concerns about how content is algorithmically displayed on Facebook; which organizations are relied upon by the company for fact-checking purposes; and the "highly subjective nature of determining what constitutes 'hate,'" to name a few.
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The unsurprising result is that the majority of Daisley's ideas for "bringing joy to your job" don't even deserve the name "hacks"—they're simply a laundry list of the blindingly obvious, including Go to Lunch, Get a Good Night's Sleep, and Admit When You've Messed Up. If you will please mind the pun, I consider this the funniest of the hacks: Laugh.
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New York City-native Tuesday Weld (real name Susan Ker Weld) gained fame in the '60s for an impressive laundry list of acting credits on smash shows, including Connie on "The Adventures Of Ozzie and Harriet," Kitten Lang on "77 Sunset Strip," Thalia Menninger on "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis," Abigal Williams on "The Crucible" and many, many more.
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It didn't get more than a passing mention until the very end of Trump's hourlong laundry list of a speech, during which he appeared more animated when he spoke about cracking down on undocumented immigration, sanctuary cities and 'radical Islamic terrorism' than when he touched on the legislative victory that puts him one step closer to fulfilling a campaign promise.
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Since its founding in 2013, the company has had what it calls The Never List — a laundry list of 1,500 questionable or harmful chemicals that are never used in its products, including the 1,400 banned or restricted by the EU. (The US bans just 30.)It's also involved in advocacy for better, healthier legal regulation in the US and Canada.
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Whether it was SZA just wishing she could stand to be alone with herself in "Supermodel," or her laundry list of apologies ranging from not shaving her legs to or being ladylike in "Drew Barrymore," it felt like she was okay just working through the answers—even if that meant she wasn't revealed as SZA 2.0 at the end of the record.
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The Times provides a laundry list of public figures who have bought follows from Devumi, including Randy Bryce, who is challenging House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) for his seat in Wisconsin; Louise Linton, wife of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin; Kathy Ireland, former model and licensing entrepreneur; Hilary Rosen, a CNN contributor; and Martha Lane Fox, a Twitter board member.
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As recently as two years ago he still fit — almost too perfectly — the archetype of the young startup CEO on a messianic mission to blow up a once-sleepy corner of the tech industry with a laundry list of fresh ideas about how companies use their day-to-day information, new business strategies and a big dose of cloud computing know-how.
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The editorial, published jointly by the Asbury Park Press, Home News Tribune, Courier News, Cherry Hill Courier-Post, Daily Journal, and Morristown Daily Record, offers a laundry list of grievances against the governor: We're disgusted with his endorsement of Donald Trump after he spent months on the campaign trail trashing him, calling him unqualified by temperament and experience to be president.
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By the time strange things start happening in their home — mundane objects appearing or disappearing, household electronics spontaneously turning on, a smashed window and a window repairman who saw something unexplained — the audience already has an entire laundry list of possible explanations and suspects, enough to create any number of plausible "The filmmakers want us to think X, but it's probably actually Y" theories.
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José Antonio Albanés, my spry middle-aged tour guide whom I'd found through an Airbnb Experience ($230, which included a mountain of food), was born and raised in Coyoacán (which refers to both the neighborhood and the larger borough of the same name, one of 219 that make up the city) and had a laundry list of reasons it was the best area in the city.
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If you click through to the Privacy Policy will find a laundry list of examples of types of data the party says it may collect about you — including what it describes as "opinions on topical issues"; "family connections"; "IP address, cookies and other technical information that you may share when you interact with our website"; and "commercially available data – such as consumer, lifestyle, household and behavioural data".
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Danny had offered to pick Tim, Roxie and me up at the airport and had arrived in a cream-colored, 1980s-era Cadillac with a laundry list of recommendations that he rattled off faster than I could write them down: the not-to-miss live music happening that week, the neighborhood bar that sells crayfish at $43 per pound on Tuesdays and his favorite .
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyOvernight Energy: Democratic lawmakers seek emissions reductions in airline bailout | House Dems warn Trump against oil industry bailout | GOP senators ask Saudis to stabilize oil market GOP senators ask Saudis to stabilize oil market Coronavirus takes toll on Capitol Hill MORE (R-La.), who is a doctor, outlined a laundry list of steps he is taking to try to protect himself.
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But as an untested elected official, Mr. Murphy must prove that he can transform his experience on Wall Street and as the American ambassador to Germany — a position he won largely because he was a major Democratic donor — into an agenda that can chip away at the state's laundry list of problems, including soaring property taxes, underfunded schools, an enormous pension liability and poor public transit.
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Some artists might find a plug written as if it's for a face wash disconcerting, but 25-year-old Wise, a sculptor and visual artist, is both a critic of consumerism and a gleeful participant in it; she's extravagant, with a laundry list of indulgences she can't live without, including decadent food and tanning so regularly she's convinced she'll be a raisin in her old age.
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Specifically, he was asked about Roy Moore, the failed Alabama Republican Senate candidate who received Trump's support despite a laundry list of issues: Moore was accused of multiple instances of inappropriate sexual behavior with teenage girls — one as young as 14 — when he was in his 30s; he questioned whether Muslims should be allowed to serve in Congress; and he said homosexuality should be illegal.
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He points to a laundry list of what is acceptable and what isn't on the Steam platform in order to demonstrate a hypocrisy in how Valve handles what they include and exclude from that platform, and he ends with a call for all of us to explore games beyond the violent fantasies that we continually entertain and promote: Cox is no stranger to the world of weird game development.
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The Clinton Foundation also deserves infinitely more scrutiny from Clinton and Kaine given the access donors received, the appointments given to donors, donations in return for speeches from former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, and the donations from foreign governments, just to name a few parts of the laundry list.
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But thanks to Bran's creepily detailed accounts of Littlefinger's actions, the laundry list of his crimes were finally revealed: he poisoned the Hand of the King Jon Arryn (which arguably started the war and every horrible thing that's happened on this show since), manipulated sisters Lysa and Catelyn against each other, betrayed Ned Stark, killed Lysa, tried to kill Bran, plus probably a bunch of other things we haven't seen on the show.
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In June of last year, the Conservative government passed the widely-panned Respect for Communities Act, which sets out a laundry list of criteria to obtain an exemption, including quantitative evidence of the need for such a site in a particular area (crime statistics, overdose rates, drug-related litter, etc), letters of opinions from stakeholders like members of local government and the chief of police, as well as measures to address any concerns raised.
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Now, with an apparent fall launch nearing (although no release date has yet been announced), the company has given us something more to chew on than just a laundry list of celebs — from Big Bird to Steven Spielberg to Oprah Winfrey — it plans to work with on its original programming: a full trailer for The Morning Show, which wrangles a cast of award winners for an adult take on the world of talk show television.
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For instance, MacDonald said Health Canada, which covers the care provided at Crosstown for some patients, requires a laundry list of qualifications for coverage: 18 years or older, at least five years of opioid use, regular illicit opioid use in the past year, current use of illicit opioids, physical or psychological complications as a result of opioid use, and previous attempts to get drug treatment, particularly medication-assisted treatment like methadone or buprenorphine.
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"We saw coming from the States the explosion of consumers really being cognizant of what they put in their body, how they feel, and we felt like it was a great time to take advantage of it here in Asia, " Pachter, the 32-year-old president of GuavaPass, told CNBC Make It. Like Kadakia, they began researching workout classes in the region, only to find a "laundry list" of studios with nothing to aggregate them.
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Since its founding in 250, the skin care and makeup company has had what it calls The Never List— a laundry list of 1,500 questionable or harmful chemicals that are never used in its products, including the ones banned or restricted by the EU. The list includes buzzy words you know to screen for like parabens and phthalates, as well as those that fly under the radar, like formaldehyde — a preservative used in cosmetics, hair relaxing treatments, and embalming.
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Rather ironically Hernández says it was overhearing the lunchtime conversation of a group of people sitting near him — complaining about a laundry list of social networking ills; "creepy ads, being spammed with messages and notifications all the time, constantly seeing the same kind of content in their newsfeed" — that gave him the final push to pick up the paper manifesto and have a go at actually building (or, well, trying to fund building… ) an alternative platform.
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That's why its new CEO is right now having to triage a laundry list of scandals — from dealing with an internal culture of sexism and bullying; to privacy and security failings so massive Uber just had to agree to two decades of oversight by a US regulator; to what appears to be a disturbing habit of building software tools that aim to blur the line of legality — such as by helping it evade regulators or slurp data from rivals.
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She lays out a laundry list of examples of where the Trump administration has, in her mind, failed or committed an egregious mistake — family separation at the border, Trump's denial of the Puerto Rico hurricane deaths, the White House's nonchalance toward Russian interference campaigns and US voter suppression, the president's attacks on NFL players for kneeling, his declarations that Haitian and African immigrants are from "shithole" countries and that an American judge with Mexican heritage can't be trusted.
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These pages are more detailed than expected, and include, among other things, an elaborate map of the Seattle cool-kid hangouts from her high school years ("all the dishwashers at Pizza Haven were heavy metal guitarists"); a recollection of her first serious boyfriend, who had "floppy Steve Prefontaine hair" and manual techniques that left much to be desired; and a veritable laundry list of drugs taken, sexually transmitted diseases treated, and attempts at achieving True Lust thwarted.
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Moon's Son Hopes to Rule US With 'Rod of Iron' New World Leader Wants to Meet Kim Jong Un One thing is certain: He has gathered more information about the British royal family than you&aposll ever want to know—a veritable laundry list of characters close to the throne reaching back to Oliver Cromwell, an English military and political leader and one of the signatories in 1649 of King Charles I&aposs death warrant that led to his beheading.
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Regardless of whether Mr. Mueller reports any ties with Russia during the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump's critics have a laundry list of what they consider impeachable offenses, from hotel and other private business activities that benefit from foreign governments to the firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, after trying to get him to drop an investigation of a former aide to hush money paid to two women to keep them from talking publicly about sexual encounters before the election.
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Among the laundry list of data sources that Spirable's platform lets advertisers plug in to automate "personalized" ads are "CRM data" which it says includes personal data, purchase data, website browsing, service usage data and preferences; "social audience data", including behavioral data, audience persona, interests, preferences and intents; and "contextual" signals such as store locations, weather (including pollen and UV levels), markets and stock levels live spots, trending events, pricing, time & date, live travel data, Google traffic data and supermarket wi-fi data.
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The call, held on the condition the speakers not be quoted by name, largely re-hashed the administration's talking points on immigration, calling provisions of US and international immigration law "loopholes" that human smugglers misconstrue to encourage would-be migrants to make the journey to the US. A senior White House official said that Trump and allies will continue to push for a laundry list of aggressive policies the administration has been asking Congress for since releasing its priorities list in October.
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I MEAN, IT'S A LONG LAUNDRY LIST, BUT WE ACCOMPLISHED A LOT, AND I THINK BOTH COUNTRIES ARE BETTER OFF FOR IT. THIS IS REALLY AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THE SUPPLY CHAIN IN NORTH AMERICA -- AND WE'RE TALKING ABOUT BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE U.S. -- THAT SUPPLY CHAIN WORRIED LOTS OF BUSINESSES I THINK CORRECTLY SO, WILL NOT ONLY BE MAINTAINED, THE SUPPLY CHAIN WILL BE STRENGTHENED AND THE VARIOUS PARAGRAPHS, THE VARIOUS ISSUES EMBODIED IN THIS WILL BE ENFORCEABLE, MORE ENFORCEABLE THAN WE'VE EVER SEEN BEFORE.
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The bill offers a laundry list of points about the bison's importance to the country: (2) bison were integrally linked with the economic and spiritual lives of many Indian tribes through trade and sacred ceremonies; (9) bison hold significant economic value for private producers and rural communities; (17) a bison is portrayed on 2 State flags;(20) the buffalo nickel played an important role in modernizing the currency of the United States; While there are certainly symbolic overtures to this piece of legislation, it also contains some practical elements.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.) proposed giving every household in America a check for $2,000 each month as part of a laundry list of recommendations to curb the impacts of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The new memo highlights a laundry list of such issues, focused largely on Trump's repeated attacks on the Justice Department, which have been echoed by a number of Republican lawmakers, and his efforts to debunk the ongoing investigation into potential ties between his campaign and the Russians who sought to sink the 2016 campaign of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOvernight Energy: Trump tweets he's revoking California's tailpipe waiver | Move comes as Trump visits state | California prepares for court fight | Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges lawmakers to listen to scientists California governor signs Uber, Lyft bill California prepares court action against Trump's move on tailpipe emissions MORE (D) introduced himself to legislators at his inauguration and in his first State of the State speech, he offered a laundry list of high-profile priorities that would have cemented the Golden State's status as the lodestar of renascent American progressivism.
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Sen. Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) on Wednesday tore into Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, reciting a laundry list of issues to explain why he hasn't yet endorsed the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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It also would put in place a laundry list of minor, seemingly common sense (or at least common decency) requirements that would make a world of difference for women behind bars and their families on the other side, including a guarantee that the BOP update its policies to ban the shackling and solitary confinement of pregnant women; train correctional officers on how to interact with victims of trauma; cease charging inmates for phone calls and require video conferencing at every facility, free of charge; as well as enable more contact between incarcerated women and their families, among other reforms.
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We may never see the complete Mueller report, but we already know plenty about the special counsel's investigation, which has resulted in: Mueller has uncovered numerous crimes throughout his nearly two-year probe, several of which don't directly relate to Russia's meddling in the 20183 election, but his core interests can be summed up as follows: Paul Manafort — The former Trump campaign chairman was convicted of a laundry list of crimes related to his foreign political consulting practice, in what one judge in his case called a transparent effort to get Manafort to flip on Trump.
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The results of Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's tenure as Environmental Protection Agency director will be felt most intensely by people of color, adding to the laundry list of reasons black and brown people must vote in force to, respectively, disempower and remove this administration in 2018 and 2020.
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