He is a mainstay, maybe the mainstay, amid all the injury mayhem.
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Adrian was a mainstay of ICW and British professional wrestling.
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Apex regularly dominates the Twitch charts, often topping mainstay Fortnite.
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Titanium Backup is the classic mainstay that fixes this problem.
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But it's a mainstay of millions of Americans' news diets.
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I think nice sneakers are a mainstay at this point.
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Regardless, Gosling is a mainstay — in Hollywood and our hearts.
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In 2019, automation is a mainstay in factories and warehouses.
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The rot has spread to the oil industry, Venezuela's mainstay.
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He has been a mainstay at baseball and basketball games.
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Women's Mainstay Tank Top, $17.50 (Originally $35) [You save $17.50]
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The cozy material is always a mainstay of the season.
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The bulgogi burger is an iconic Korean McDonald's menu mainstay.
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You know the Germans have been the Mainstay of Thailand.
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Yet she has been a mainstay of the art world.
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Both had been on the NBC mainstay for six seasons.
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Ms Lightfoot trounced Toni Preckwinkle, a mainstay of the city's establishment.
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Check out the mainstay when it officially reopens in mid-September.
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The Bulldogs have been a mainstay in the NCAA tournament since.
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Aldo has been a mainstay of the bracket since it's inception.
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Eventually, he joined internet mainstay Yahoo as chief information security officer.
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And now, a NYFW mainstay, designer Zac Posen, is following suit.
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The newest of the four mainstay pills is from the 1980s.
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But the pop culture mainstay was busy creating until the end.
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The mainstay of both is clearing trades, notably interest-rate derivatives.
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It's her aunt, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills mainstay Kyle Richards.
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Mergers and acquisitions continue to be a mainstay for the firm.
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Overall, this $50 device has become a mainstay in my pocket.
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And Ronaldo, who has been the rare mainstay, is the brightest.
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And we expect this to be a mainstay of SpaceX business.
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The Owl was quickly associated with mainstay brews and experimental concepts
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And there's always Facebook, which has become a mainstay of marketers.
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Wheat farming has been the economic mainstay of Kimba, South Australia.
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"Sesame Street," a PBS mainstay, has also tried to become inclusive.
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Lovebug Starski was a mainstay of this scene in the 1970s.
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Indeed, layering was a mainstay of the trend for spring 2020.
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But still, sugary drinks are a mainstay in many children's diets.
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A mainstay of waiting rooms, it will tolerate a windowless location.
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Lawyers have long been another mainstay of the Democratic donor circuit.
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A mainstay on that list is New York Times columnist Ross Douthat.
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Meanwhile, the Hallmark Channel has dropped Loughlin, who was a mainstay actor.
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The commissioner of Campbell County calls it a mainstay of the economy.
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Luckey has in previous years been a mainstay at the Oculus conference.
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Once a mainstay of the service, Netflix's user reviews are going away.
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Barbie's been a mainstay in most children's lives since the late '50s.
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Menendez has been a mainstay in Washington for more than two decades.
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The kraut rock influences has been a mainstay since the earliest releases.
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Another mainstay has been a public wall of sticky notes for suggestions.
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It's since become a mainstay across the company's tracker and smartwatch offerings.
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Santa Claus has become a mainstay at the Macy's Herald Square store.
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Copper, a mainstay at BHP Billiton, is also profitable, Mr. Knights said.
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Bryce has also made gun policy reform a mainstay of his campaign.
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Russell Street Deli, a mainstay in Eastern Market, serves dangerously delicious soups.
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New stores, fresh designs and renewed appreciation for an '80s club mainstay.
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Defensive stands gone wrong is a mainstay of the Star Wars universe.
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A distrust of high theory used to be a mainstay of conservatism.
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Internet-connected security cameras are already a mainstay of the smart home.
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Sales of its mineral resources is a cash mainstay for North Korea.
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Neither MainStay nor Whitebox executives were available to comment for this story.
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Palfrey has been a mainstay for the Leafs organization for 280 years.
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A talented musician since childhood, Daou became a mainstay at jazz clubs.
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For decades, Craig has been a mainstay in Washington's Democratic legal establishment.
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Graduate students' projects at local companies are a mainstay of the curriculum.
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He's a crossword mainstay and has been in the Crossword 413 times.
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"We all told Sam that was insanely huge," one YC mainstay recalled.
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The group's persistence has made them a modern mainstay of American politics.
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Griefing was a mainstay of multiplayer online games in the early 2000s.
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Monaco's royal family is a mainstay at the Formula One world championship.
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Children barefoot, outdoors, and distracted, are a captivating mainstay of the exhibition.
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It stands to reason that the horny like is a mainstay within it.
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Members of the group rotated, but lead vocalist Nicole Scherzinger was a mainstay.
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On this night, and for the foreseeable future, he's the organization's sole mainstay.
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Raw materials were pre-1917 Russia's mainstay, comprising two-thirds of its exports.
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I've had mine for two years, and it's a mainstay of my closet.
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The iconic "Votes for women" sashes were a mainstay in suffragettes' public demonstrations.
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FRIDAY sermons have been a weekly mainstay of your correspondent's life since boyhood.
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Lebanon's tourism industry, a mainstay of the struggling economy, badly needs a boost.
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Swarm, the check-in app from social mainstay Foursquare, is pivoting once again.
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Since Ferguson, body cameras have become a mainstay in many US police departments.
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Shit, the song went on to become a mainstay at sports stadiums nationwide.
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But it needs to make that jump from experiment to mainstay for brands.
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She was a party establishment mainstay and had spent years defending the Clintons.
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For decades, lifetime limits were a mainstay of the American health insurance system.
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We're not even referring to turn-of-the-millennium advert mainstay Howard Brown.
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Even better, it's accompanied by two acid workouts from Dirtybird mainstay Kill Frenzy.
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He made dozens of television appearances, and became a mainstay on Howard Stern.
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The iconic silver bullet trailers are a mainstay on America's highways and byways.
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In response, Qatar has been increasing gas production, the mainstay of its economy.
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But banks had been a mainstay of Berkshire's holdings even before the crisis.
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Trading in illiquid, emerging market currencies was previously the mainstay of voice traders.
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Oil is the mainstay, but the government is trying to diversify the economy.
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For better or worse, the notch has been a mainstay of flagship smartphones.
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Its Small Business Saturday campaign became a mainstay of the "buy local" movement.
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Since 1926, First Baptist Church has served as a mainstay in Sutherland Springs.
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Mr. Cuzme is also a saxophonist, and live music will be a mainstay.
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It's been a mainstay on NYC dining lists since it opened in 2013.
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Emily Smith, a mainstay of the scene in Mr. Russell's hometown, Tulsa, Okla.
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U.S. Virgin Islands Tourism, particularly from cruise ships, is an economic mainstay here.
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Asbestos is a toxic mineral that was once a mainstay of American life.
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Or objects vigorously when a trainee scrubs in — a mainstay of surgical education?
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Lindsay Lohan's performance in "The Parent Trap" cemented her as a Hollywood mainstay.
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LeMahieu, 29.6, has been a mainstay for seven seasons with the Colorado Rockies.
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She would be a mainstay of the company for the next 21918 years.
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The Hudson House, whose wine cellar occupies an old jail, is a mainstay.
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For many years prior, stocks were regarded as the mainstay of a retirement account.
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Think: New York mainstay Ricky's NYC can't keep a dry shampoo pen in stock.
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Bane has been through ten generations of that and has been a mainstay throughout.
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A current art world mainstay, LaChapelle is known for his explosivevly Pop-y style.
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Human NPCs, a mainstay of single-player Fallout games, are coming to the game.
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Before the U.S. shale revolution, Algerian crude was a mainstay on the East Coast.
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Now, the mainstay of the local economy is a shadow of its former self.
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Once a mainstay of the American kitchen, paper napkins have rapidly shed market share.
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Why we love it: Aaron Mahnke's Lore is a podcast mainstay at this point.
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If so, say goodbye to a mainstay of soda counters: the humble plastic straw.
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APThe sketchy van is a mainstay of many things: kidnapping plots, horror movies, pornography.
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SpongeBob memes have been an internet mainstay for the larger part of the 25s.
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Trump was a mainstay at New York events, on radio stations and local television.
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Cheap sweatshops were no longer to be the mainstay of the world's manufacturing hub.
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Online, the French mainstay costs more than big bottles from brands like Garnier, though.
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At the end of the day, recruitment is still the mainstay of the platform.
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The reader is similar to Apple's own offering, Apple News, and mobile mainstay Flipboard.
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FreedomFest has been a mainstay of the Las Vegas convention circuit for a decade.
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The sonic screwdriver has been a mainstay of Doctor Who for almost 50 years.
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Now, Parisians have begun to embrace yet another mainstay of American cuisine: delivery food.
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Price: $37.75 A pleasing stocking stuffer that is sure to become a purse mainstay.
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Response tweets, often tagging Jack Dorsey directly, have become a mainstay of political Twitter.
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The only mainstay shade you've probably seen before is the Rose Gold pressed highlighter.
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Dozens of companies, including McDonald's and Chipotle, have raised prices on their mainstay offerings.
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Silk thread was the economic mainstay of the region in the mid-19th century.
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In response, Qatar increased its gas production, the mainstay of its economy, last year.
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The jokes, which are a mainstay when it comes to Stereo critiques, flooded in.
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Nuclear energy is seen a mainstay of the clean energy future for the nation.
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She's going to marry an actual prince -- a fantasy mainstay of girls across America.
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Cheap and genuinely cheerful, this is a mainstay of many an unpretentious Portuguese restaurant.
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A mainstay of Rosh Hashana is the sounding of the shofar, a ram's horn.
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The band is a Washington Square Park mainstay, having played there for 18 years.
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"Yen bonds remain our mainstay assets, but their yields are too low," Yamashita said.
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It made Mr. Selleck a star and a tabloid mainstay, solidifying his Hollywood career.
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More than 50 years after Dr. Carlsson's discovery, L-dopa remains the mainstay treatment.
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His latest effort, about to be released on UK mainstay Hypercolour, is Pressing Matters.
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What was once new and shiny technology is now a mainstay of our economy.
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Today, the drug and device industries remain a mainstay of the Puerto Rican economy.
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For better or worse, Mr. Rajoy, 63, was a familiar mainstay of Spanish politics.
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In between is the 19th century: the mainstay of opera, and a countertenor void.
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I didn't see the conical, red, yellow and blue circus mainstay I'd been picturing.
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They're now a mainstay of corporate plazas everywhere, but that was originally WET's idea.
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It has been one of the Basel-based drug company's mainstay products since 20153.
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To be fair, memes certainly became a more mainstream mainstay in the recent past.
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The Grammy winner joins "Fleabag" star Phoebe Waller-Bridge on the weekly comedy mainstay.
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Their mainstay is Celis White, a Belgian Witbier nearly identical to Pierre's original recipe.
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Similarly, car exports are the mainstay of Japan's core exports to the United States.
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Tourism, for decades a mainstay of the scenic region's economy, has been badly hit.
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Its Craftsman tools and their lifetime guarantees were a mainstay of middle-class America.
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Garver joined the Browns in 19543 and became a mainstay of their pitching staff.
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Soon, the band was an MTV mainstay, sending catchy tunes into homes across America.
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Founded in 2004, Charming Charlie was a mainstay of American malls in the 2000s.
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Moodier shades and subtle patterns instantly raise the design bar for this 1940s mainstay.
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National service proposals, though, have been a mainstay of Democratic political candidacies for years.
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The 153-bed facility, she says, is a mainstay of this rural Southwest Pennsylvania town.
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News of data breaches and cybersecurity threats were a mainstay in the headlines in 2018.
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The promise of a border wall was a mainstay of Trump's 2016 presidential election campaign.
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For years, he was a mainstay at cybersecurity conferences, where he often touted "energy" exercises.
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Ikea has been a mainstay in our homes for pretty much our entire adult lives.
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Others have dropped their channel's mainstay content to focus on becoming drama vloggers or commentators.
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Waltzing into Tribeca mainstay The Odéon for lunch, Tommy Dorfman apologizes for being fashionably late.
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But his presence here — just days after another mainstay of Iowa politics, six-term Gov.
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The Twitter thread is a mainstay of mansplaining (or, as Gizmodo cleverly called it, Manthreading).
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Fortnite has become a pop culture mainstay ever since its initial release in July 2017.
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The official video – cheerleaders and all – became a mainstay on MTV during its formative years.
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But on Tuesday, Craig announced she was leaving the brand, once a red carpet mainstay.
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Anyway, the webslinger this time around is comics mainstay Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore).
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The dish is a mainstay at the restaurants, and the recipe is in his book.
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Where the internet was once a futuristic idea, it's now a mainstay of everyday life.
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Jewelry has long been a mainstay gift —which can make it feel kind of generic.
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There are no specific treatments for AFM and supportive care is the mainstay of therapy.
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The Grinch is a holiday mainstay, whether or not you share his feelings about Christmas.
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What was once the province of tech and data geeks has become a corporate mainstay.
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Farming, once the island's mainstay, fell to less than 29 percent of its economic output.
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Made famous by Cape Verde's singing legend Cesaria Evora, 'morna' is a musical mainstay here.
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Oysters cultivated in this traditional way are the mainstay of older Gulf Coast raw bars.
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The Fed regards the stability of inflation expectations as a mainstay of effective monetary policy.
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If it wasn't already before, this smother tactic is now the mainstay of the industry.
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But it's the chemistry of the main trio that's made this film an underrated mainstay.
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And with someone like grime mainstay Ghetts, you see that mapped out in his music.
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Mr. Otellini dropped it, opting to court phone makers with Intel's mainstay x86 chip design.
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After a dozen years as a pay-per-view mainstay, Pacquiao's power is fading quickly.
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Conversely, what is the mainstay gift on your shopping list for marrying friends and family?
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The show ran for 172 episodes across seven seasons, a mainstay of the NBC schedule.
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Textiles were a mainstay of Aleppo business until the start of the war in 2011.
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LCS mainstay Team SoloMid (TSM) had made consistent international appearances until the past two years.
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"Our mainstay income is purely controlled by the foreign policy of another country," he said.
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This band was fronted by Bobby Bandiera, a shore music mainstay for years to come.
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But Mike has been on a collision course with another "Breaking Bad" mainstay: Gustavo Fring.
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This year, the new Lemon-Ups are replacing the Girl Scout cookie mainstay, Savannah Smiles.
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Then Rodrigo Blankenship, the mainstay of Georgia's special teams, missed a 37-yard field goal.
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One reason is that the unseen catastrophe was a mainstay of the early-sixties exposé.
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The simple baseball cap appears to be a campaign merch mainstay so far this cycle.
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The plane, a KC-130T built in 1993, is a mainstay of the U.S. military.
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Now a mainstay of the American work culture, these programs didn't come out of nowhere.
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That is astonishing for this iconic retailer that used to be a mainstay in America's malls.
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Well, the VPR mainstay won't go that far, since, at 30, she still hasn't gotten inked.
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Growing and selling marijuana is illegal in Mexico and a mainstay business of violent drug gangs.
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Zimbabwe can ill afford any production interruptions in the mining sector, the mainstay of the economy.
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For much of the 20th century, drag acts were a mainstay of gay bars and clubs.
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Steve Chabot, a Republican mainstay in Cincinnati, is facing a tough challenge from Democrat Aftab Pureval.
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Services like Docker and Packer became a mainstay of many development teams in 2016, as predicted.
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To this day, pore strips are a mainstay in many skin-care regimens across the globe.
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The cuboid solid primitive, a mainstay of Unity prototypes and jam games, should be retired now.
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Toby Turner, better known as Tobuscus, has been a mainstay of YouTube for over ten years.
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Even if you look to streaming mainstay Roku, it's 4K Ultra streaming box sells for $89.99.
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Cheese, in all its melty, salty, indigestion-inducing goodness, will probably always be a mainstay online.
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It's now a mainstay of environmental law, targeting things like pollution from smokestacks and noxious odors.
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The revelation prompted him to read the poem "The Snake," a frequent mainstay at his rallies.
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As her fame grew, she's become more of a front row mainstay than a runway walker.
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Simons, the lower-key mainstay of the Canadian retail industry, is pursuing a less aggressive strategy.
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In many wealthy countries, child care and preschool are considered a mainstay of the educational system.
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Civil rights and environmental protection used to be Republican domains, white supremacy a mainstay of Democrats.
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As with any live sports broadcast, player interviews on Hockey Night in Canada are a mainstay.
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Loopy tech house mainstay Luciano even scored an unlikely hit remixing him for the Ibiza terraces.
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What was this amazing new song that would surely become a mainstay on my summer soundtrack?
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The whimsical, mod patterns have been a mainstay in homes and closets for over 50 years.
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Depo-Provera is a mainstay of family planning across much of Africa, where H.I.V. remains rampant.
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Washington's stated aim is to drive Iranian oil exports, the mainstay of its economy, to zero.
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Crisis is a mainstay of Sard Verbinnen & Co.'s business, and last year was no exception.
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The Pfandbrief, or covered bond, became a mainstay of German finance, in particular the mortgage market.
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Coleman's ubiquitous green camp stove has been a mainstay of campgrounds since your grandparents were kids.
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The first, Truvada, has become a mainstay of government efforts to turn back the H.I.V. epidemic.
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Sunderland joined the crowd in song as it switched to another mainstay modified for today's event.
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Indeed, a physical resistance requirement was traditionally a mainstay of the criminal law around sexual assault.
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But foreign visitors, once Chicken Street's mainstay, are so rare that their arrival creates a sensation.
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This festival, like many that have become a mainstay for promoters nationwide, has something for everyone.
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Ken Burns' new epic, "Country Music," traces the American mainstay from its birth in the 1920s.
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Take climate change or, specifically, the balance between energy production — the West's mainstay — and environmental protection.
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Revenues from SAP's mainstay software licences and support operations rose 2 percent to 4.81 billion euros.
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When Jori's father left her, she had a cleaning job at Mainstay Suites, by the airport.
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Willy Hernangomez, the rookie center, has been a beneficiary and become a mainstay in the rotation.
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The 33-year-old rhymesmith was a mainstay of the Crenshaw District where he grew up.
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Adam Kempenaar, one of its founders, has been a mainstay on the show from Day 1.
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Its populations were a mainstay of the forests of Nigeria, Cameroon, and the Republic of Congo.
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Small, rain-dependent farms growing wheat, millet and pulses are the mainstay of Bundelkhand's cash-based economy.
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The clog auteurs at Dankso offer so much more than the gardener mainstay that they're known for.
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For years, Kimura was a mainstay in many Japanese TV drama series, always playing the leading heartthrob.
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A little-loved mainstay of Norse myth, you'll have spotted Mimir in the trailers for the game.
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The honest-broker role, favoured by diplomatic realists, used to be a mainstay of Canada's international brand.
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Augmented reality has been a mainstay at CES for some time now, although it's mostly industry focused.
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And if it tastes as flawless as it looks, this trend could become a wedding-reception mainstay.
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Who's to say, but this will be a date day — and night — mainstay from here on in.
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For the Korean duo of Samsung and LG, wireless charging has been a mainstay for years now.
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Last year, the coffee mainstay stirred up quite the controversy with their plain red ombré cup design.
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It's the mainstay fabric made for "blending in," yet it always looks sharp, bold, and totally cool.
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She's been a mainstay over the years, only missing one show in 2009, when she was pregnant.
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Growing and selling marijuana is illegal in Mexico but is the mainstay business of violent drug gangs.
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She's been a fashion trailblazer throughout her career, championing bold looks well before they became mainstay trends.
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Under the Straus family tutelage, Macy's expanded nationally, becoming a mainstay in malls and suburban shopping centers.
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Fox has a long history of animation on Sunday nights with "The Simpsons" as its ageless mainstay.
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The Borealis has been a mainstay of the North Face's line for many years, for good reason.
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Close friends (and fellow '90s television mainstay actors) Beverley Mitchell and Donald Faison, with their respective families.
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Crude sales account for 70 percent of government revenue, making it the mainstay of Africa's largest economy.
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Jeff Teper, the head of mainstay Microsoft collaboration apps SharePoint and OneDrive, will take over the organization.
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Not in the script: a slide in first-half sales of the South Korean automaker's U.S. mainstay.
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First, there's the classic Rainy Mood, which has been a mainstay since the internet's late Geocities period.
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But despite these riffs in design, the standard disco ball has proven to be an unwavering mainstay.
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You avoid that scenario for life when you make this car charger a mainstay inside your ride.
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Twitter was created in 2006 but didn't become a political mainstay until the 2008 and 2012 elections.
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Since the first game kicked off the series in '90s, Command & Conquer has been a PC mainstay.
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Worms is an old mainstay in the genre, arguably the longest running artillery game still in production.
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Surely this is a mainstay ethos of North Korea's broader strategy in dealing with the United States.
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Big-budget movies have been a mainstay of American cinema since the release of "Jaws" in 1975.
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The spike in violence has led to a sharp dip in tourism, a mainstay of the economy.
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Agriculture is a mainstay of Madagascar's economy and rice is the preferred staple, especially in wetter areas.
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Calls for persecution of the press and intellectuals (both cataloged as destructive critics) are another authoritarian mainstay.
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LG's mainstay, older-technology liquid crystal display business is struggling with Chinese rivals and panel price declines.
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However, Under Armour has grown to be comparable to other mainstay athletic brands like Nike and Adidas.
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While Altidore has been a mainstay for the Americans for years, Wood's emergence has been more recent.
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Forever 21, an American mall mainstay that helped proliferate the "fast fashion" trend, has filed for bankruptcy.
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But it was in England that his portraits became a cultural mainstay, indelibly linked to aristocratic life.
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Shangri-LaA mainstay of the hip East Sixth District, Shangri-La is the Walmart of hipster bars.
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Now, Kelly has another opportunity to cement his name as a middleweight mainstay with Brunson this weekend.
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There's also mainstay Mophie for those who don't mind paying a bit of a premium for design.
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They met staff at Dundee's Michelin factory, an economic mainstay of the Scottish port for 40 years.
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Shangri-LaA mainstay of the hip East Sixth district, Shangri-La is the Walmart of hipster bars.
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Passing around a flippable GBA with someone's interpretation of Helm's Deep or Ace Combat was a mainstay.
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Given its status as a mainstay of British engineering, Melrose's bid has attracted close scrutiny from politicians.
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As the poster child of millennial healthy eating, this superfood is now a mainstay for foodies everywhere.
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For more than a decade, watercolor's properties and expressive potential have been a mainstay of Guo's art.
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It's also been a mainstay in communities that have often felt abandoned or marginalized by state institutions.
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Now he is on his way out, as the latest Pirates mainstay to be traded this month.
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The show's star, Michael Weatherly — a mainstay of CBS's prime-time lineup for 15 years — seemed friendly.
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Must-eat: Heaping, jaw-locking, fully dressed Italian subs from Frank's Deli, a legendary Main Street mainstay.
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Must Eat: The whole fried clams from the takeout counter at Giordano's Restaurant (a mainstay since 1930).
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The Frenchwoman how-to is a mainstay of the industry, the publishing equivalent of a bottomless brunch.
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Warthen was a mainstay of the organization, having served as the pitching coach since midway through 2008.
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Authorities ordered a widespread lockdown on Wednesday and tourism bookings, a mainstay of the economy, have stalled.
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Still, a transition to front-row mainstay seems at odds with her ongoing efforts to appear normal.
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Java, meanwhile, is the standard language for writing Android apps and is a corporate software development mainstay.
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Shoppers are bargain hunting online, department stores are struggling, and once-mainstay brands are closing out permanently.
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The gas stations along 145th Street have been a mainstay in Harlem for more than 40 years.
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A mainstay of the midcentury musical theater canon, it has fallen out of favor in recent decades.
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It looks like Forever 21's reign as a mall mainstay may be coming to an end.
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Even as America's love affair with the wagon faded, it remained a mainstay for families in Europe.
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Stripes Group, notably, is a big investor in Blue Apron, a mainstay in the world of podcast advertising.
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US attack helicopters equipped with Hellfire missiles have been a mainstay in Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.
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Former porn actress Jenna Jameson is a mainstay on sites like People, US Weekly, and the Daily Mail.
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It's become a go-to for singers in search of homely tenderness, a mainstay on supermarket Christmas CDs.
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It has been a popular cybersecurity mainstay of many large corporations, and Google bought the company in 2012.
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Negative yields have become a mainstay in Europe and Japan, abetted by their central banks' negative-rate policy.
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Its mainstay H-beams will be also cut by 4,000 yen, or 4.7%, to 85,000 yen a tonne.
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The company dropped some of its mainstay brands, including Lands' End in 2014 and Craftsman brand in 2017.
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Who would have thought this mainstay of thin women in bikinis would finally be now acknowledging larger bodies?
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Or has the trend finally permeated through media deep enough to become the mainstay it deserves to be?
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But Google's advertising revenue, the mainstay of the business, rose by almost a quarter to $28bn, enthusing investors.
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Lens attachments have been a mainstay accessory for iPhones for years thanks to companies like Olloclip and Moment.
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She is a mainstay on Black Twitter, often live tweeting what's happening in politics and our favorite shows.
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In addition to featuring mozzarella, the mainstay of the global Obicà chain, the restaurants also highlight Italian wines.
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As Mashable's Christina Warren pointed out, flexible displays have been a mainstay at CES for several years now.
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To cap it all, drought last year cut Argentina's exports of farm goods—its mainstay—by some 113%.
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Charles Reinhard, head of portfolio strategy at MainStay Investments, has the odds of December hike at 50-50.
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I had the opportunity to learn a thing or two from the chef at the renowned Chinatown mainstay.
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The mainstay of American naval air defence is Aegis, an orchestrated arrangement of radars, computers, missiles and cannons.
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But Musk's goal has always been to make the lower-priced vehicle the mainstay of the company's portfolio.
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Dead North looks to be a mainstay in Canadian film festivals going forward, Marty McSorley jerseys and all.
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They go to these other apps, and that ultimately can cut into Google's mainstay advertising business and revenues.
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Despite its age, and the increasing difficulty of finding a copy, it's a mainstay at fighting game tournaments.
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However, in the past decade index investing has grown from a scruffy insurgency into a mainstay of finance.
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You're down with acai, take echinacea on the reg, and consider coconut oil a mainstay in your home.
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This spring, we entered Station 19 through the eyes of former Grey's Anatomy mainstay Ben Warren (Jason George).
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Every decade has its breakout stars and mainstay trendsetters — and Britney Spears dominated both roles in the 2000s.
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Until now, the mainstay has been a cylindrical cell called the 2120, which looks like a rifle shell.
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Arcade Mode, a fighting game mainstay that lets players set up single versus matches against AI-controlled fighters.
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One particular concert mainstay, however, remained absent from the Bamiyan Music Festival: no music was played between acts.
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Technology was a mainstay much earlier out in the East, especially in cities like New York and Boston.
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Tilt Brush, the painting tool that's become a mainstay of HTC Vive demos, does not tap psychic waveforms.
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DeVos is a billionaire GOP donor, and her family has been a mainstay in party politics for decades.
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Sales at Starbucks' mainstay U.S. cafes open at least 13 months rose 5 percent in the latest quarter.
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Before his time as a reality-television mainstay, Nick Viall held a position as a software sales executive.
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They're a bit more fashion-forward than the traditional red carpet mainstay and are way easier to carry.
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Since Apple's Touch ID made fingerprint scanning a must-have with smartphones, biometric authentication has been a mainstay.
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Andrew M. Cuomo without Joseph Percoco, his closest aide and the enduring mainstay of his life in politics.
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A mainstay of these "quality" reforms is encouraging physicians to spend more time managing complex patients, not less.
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"They can't make enough of them," said David Kudla, chief executive of the investment firm Mainstay Capital Management.
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DIGGING stuff out of the ground and shipping it overseas has long been a mainstay of Australia's economy.
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Roxane Gay The spectacles of life, sex and death are the mainstay of Dennis Cooper's blog, DC's Blog.
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Mr. Barrila clearly has some work to do before Manna becomes a mainstay worthy of its longtime predecessor.
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After just one wear, I could tell that this would quickly become a mainstay in my winter rotation.
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Trump's Thursday speech in Ohio largely mirrored the popular rallies that were a mainstay of his presidential campaign.
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Ariana Grande has been a mainstay on the Billboard Hot 100 since "The Way" was released in 2013.
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Tokyo plans to make the planes the mainstay of its fleet, with 147 in house or on order.
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Reliable mainstay producers like Sonny Digital and Metro Boomin are involved, and the whole affair is guaranteed chaos.
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Her work has been a mainstay in gift shops for decades, printed on magnets, coasters, and cocktail napkins.
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The court was once used for tennis by Justice Hugo Black, but eventually basketball became the gym's mainstay.
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They're all unique, and playing around with the game's roster will soon result in you finding mainstay favorites.
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Sales at its mainstay U.S. cafes open at least 22018 months rose 5 percent in the latest quarter.
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For centuries a mainstay of romantic pacts, it has all but vanished from the practice of modern love.
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The aircraft model, the Boeing 737 Max 8, has quickly become a mainstay of carriers replacing older 737s.
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The dollar slice has become a beloved feature of the city and a mainstay snack for New Yorkers.
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Nigeria is Africa's biggest crude producer and the oil industry is the mainstay of the continent's biggest economy.
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That alliance frees Starbucks to focus on improving its mainstay U.S. cafe business, where traffic growth had stalled.
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The symbol of Georgia and the mainstay of a Southern kitchen, peaches could be devastated by climate change.
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Seesaw matches proved a mainstay for Sabalenka in 203, leading to a WTA-high 29 third sets contested.
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Celebrities are also a mainstay, and last year's forum included interviews with Matt Damon, Shakira and Forest Whitaker.
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It's the ham world's equivalent of pop music: a honeyed, easy-to-eat mainstay of the buffet table.
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It currently airs weekday mornings, is no longer live, and Sway Calloway, an MTV mainstay, is a host.
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Once a Republican mainstay, this group has been slowly moving away from us for the past few cycles.
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For one thing, social impact assessments would be a mainstay that would guide its every action and policy.
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Coral was once a mainstay — as seen in the traditional designs at Torre del Greco's Museo del Corallo.
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The tactic was a mainstay of the early days of the internet, but has recently seen a resurgence.
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A mainstay of the New York scene, this period-instrument ensemble is playing its 218th season this year.
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Throwing breaking balls along with fastballs, Jackson was a mainstay for the Mets through their first four seasons.
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Throwing breaking balls along with fastballs, Jackson was a mainstay for the Mets through their first four seasons.
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But Mr. Koum's story carries greater resonance because his app has quietly become a mainstay of immigrant life.
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The award-winning immigration tale has already become a mainstay on the shelves of many bookstores and libraries.
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And then there are the sample-size bottles and tubes that are a mainstay of holiday beauty sets.
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A mainstay of the New York scene, this period-instrument ensemble is playing its 218th season this year.
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The Japanese company has identified health care, and cancer screening in particular, as a possible mainstay of business.
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Barrington Stage Company, another mainstay of the Berkshires theater scene, recently announced its summer 2019 program as well.
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Michelle Williams was known for ultra-feminine looks as she became a red-carpet mainstay in the 2000s.
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She became a TV mainstay in the '60s and '70s, a seven-time Emmy winner and sitcom staple.
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Its embellished gowns became a mainstay on the red carpet — particularly on those rolled out for Weinstein's films.
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Interaction with all of FNC's popular opinion hosts and personalities will also be a mainstay of the new platform.
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All-natural carbs are the mainstay of the healthy-hearted Tsimane, along with around 15% fat and 15% protein.
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Ahead, check out eight of our favorite mainstay products — and the indie formulas that you'll love just as much.
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Warp Records mainstay Clark returns this spring with a new album, Death Peak, scheduled to drop on April 7.
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In Asia, moneylenders charging high interest rates have been a mainstay in rural areas in many countries for years.
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Analysts predict the new game will sell millions of units and be a mainstay hit for Activision Blizzard (ATVI).
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Save an extra 40% on boat shoes Boat shoes are a mainstay in any guy's spring and summer wardrobe.
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Between 2011 and 2016, Christina Aguilera was a television mainstay as a coach on six seasons of The Voice.
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From the 1860s on, she was a mainstay of the cutting-edge media of her day: the mass press.
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Since then, she has been a runway mainstay for virtually every designer and has graced over 203,200 magazine covers.
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Mr. Branstad, a mainstay of Iowa politics now serving his sixth term, is close to the state's agriculture industry.
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Using more nickel also cuts costs by reducing the use of expensive cobalt, a mainstay of current EV batteries.
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The global asset management business of New York Life Insurance Co named Kirk Lehneis president of its MainStay Funds.
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Specifically, music coming from OG Ron C's Swishahouse which transformed chopped vocals into the mainstream mainstay it is today.
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Holograms are a mainstay of most any science fiction film set in the not-too-distant future and beyond.
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The style might be making a comeback, considering last year the '80s mainstay resurfaced on stars like Julianne Hough.
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Sales of printers and copiers, its mainstay for over half a century, have fallen for more than four years.
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Yet that's done little to sway a president who's made taunting scientists a mainstay of his prolific Twitter presence.
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Jewelry with your handwriting Jewelry has long been a mainstay gift —which can make it feel kind of generic.
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Asahi said it was buying the overseas businesses for growth, while its home market will remain its profit mainstay.
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Here's "I Own Swag," the David Banner diss track that outlasted the beef to become a cooking dance mainstay.
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But there is still one style mainstay from the decade we haven't seen rise from the dead — until now.
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Once a mainstay in the Dodgers lineup, Ethier has been dealt bad luck with injuries the past two seasons.
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Today, coconut milk is a mainstay in pretty much every grocery store, coffee shop, and soon, skin-care aisle.
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Unions traditionally align with the Democratic Party and are a mainstay of its efforts to organize and mobilize voters.
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Student activism had always been a mainstay at Freedom University, but, within two years, it became the school's trademark.
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At its essence, Pride explained, Dante is a small neighborhood bar that's been a mainstay in the Village community.
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Spartan women went through the same training as men, and mothers were seen as a mainstay of civic virtue.
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With more cords being cut and more devices made smarter each year, mobility is the mainstay of disruptive innovation.
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Nixon's campaign was the first to give prominence to biographical films, which have since become a mainstay of conventions.
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A slump in crude prices, Nigeria's mainstay, has hammered public finances and the naira currency, causing chronic dollar shortages.
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However, printer-maker HP left the door open to a deal in which it would buy copier-mainstay Xerox.
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Bob Dylan is not only a musical legend, but he's also a poet and a mainstay in pop culture.
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Bassett is now a mainstay of Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story series and will also appear in Infinity War.
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Accusations against technology as a prepping mainstay also overlook the fact that much of the prepping community lives online.
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Venice Beach has changed heavily over the years, but one thing is for sure: Muscle Beach is a mainstay.
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Deutsche Bank is planning to rebrand its asset management arm as DWS, the name of its mainstay retail brand.
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He was taken off the respiratory medications and the antibiotics that had been a mainstay for nearly a year.
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A rear-fingerprint sensor, souped up speakers (a sort of ZTE mainstay) and NFC will also be on-board.
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Really, though, Porcello was replacing Jon Lester, the rotation mainstay who had been dealt for Cespedes in July 2014.
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That push pits it further against Pabst, whose "PBR" cans are a mainstay in college parties and dive bars.
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So much so, in 2000, the brand along with Donna Karan's mainstay line, sold to LVMH for $450 million.
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It was not the goofy dances the players performed, a shtick that has become a mainstay of the event.
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Alan Dean Foster, author of over 120 novels since 1972, is a mainstay in the world of movie novelizations.
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By 2003, Shengzhou boasted 672 computer-controlled looms, which within half a decade decimated the mainstay of Como's economy.
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That's a mainstay of any NATO meeting, but it has become an even more vital subject in recent years.
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Though relatively uncommon in the United States and Canada, pet insurance is a mainstay for many European pet owners.
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Normally stewed in with ham hocks, garlic, and onion, collard greens are a mainstay side dish to fried chicken.
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While they are yet to be profitable, they hope to become a mainstay in the world of emoji apps.
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On Beauty A mainstay in heady colognes and after-shaves, leather is being reworked in unexpectedly light, refreshing fragrances.
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The hawkish foreign-policy adviser, who has served four Republican presidencies, used to be a mainstay on Fox News.
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For filling grids, "The Million Word Crossword Answer Book," by Stanley Newman and Daniel Stark, has been my mainstay.
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That could include helping the more traditional mainstay clients of Rothschild bolster their companies by adding a technological aspect.
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Although it's been open for only about a year, the laid-back bistro-like restaurant feels like a mainstay.
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It became a mainstay at beer keggers, where its size, typically 16 ounces, durability and opacity were prized attributes.
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Less than a week later, it was relocated to Bowling Green, where it has become an often-photographed mainstay.
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Virtual reality may not yet be a mainstay in your average home, but that doesn't mean VR is limping.
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For more than a hundred years before that, however, the hyperbolic praise of American farmers was a campaign mainstay.
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Harley-Davidson motorcycles have been a mainstay in the industry since the company was established in 1903 in Milwaukee.
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Its mainstay server business has been struggling as customers increasingly buy non-branded, assembled servers that are much cheaper.
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Years ago the county extension agent, typically focused on agricultural issues, was a mainstay in states across the Midwest.
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Anonymous reporting systems became a mainstay of school safety infrastructure after the Columbine shooting in 1999, the commission notes.
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Lilly Pulitzer, whose bright florals are a socialite-wannabe mainstay, rivaled the scope and enthusiasm of the Missoni collection.
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Big gaming hits exclusive to Sony have offset declining sales for its mainstay PlayStation 20203 console, now five years old.
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Over the past four years, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have become a mainstay on the Met Gala red carpet.
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Taye Diggs was a mainstay, dancing the night away with pals who stayed hydrated with bottles of Icelandic Glacial water.
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Calvin Klein, a calendar mainstay for the past 20 years, didn't show after creative director Raf Simons' late December exit.
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The symbolism was impossible to miss: LCD panels, the company's mainstay for years, were being relegated to the industrial dustbin.
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McCarthy oversaw strategic partnerships with big tech companies like Apple and Google, and was a mainstay on the conference circuit.
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The Hondo Base Camp Chair has been a mainstay in Yeti's line-up, delivering comfort and stability to the campsite.
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Composers like Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina were commissioned by the Vatican; his compositions remain a mainstay of British cathedral worship.
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Palantir beat out Raytheon, a defense industrial mainstay, for the contract, raising its profile in D.C. to a new level.
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The committee did not make a "balance of risks" assessment that for years had been a mainstay of Fed statements.
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In Western Australia, where iron ore is a mainstay, the sinking economy appears to be pulling down the conservative government.
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After its original release on the HTC Vive back in 2016, Tilt Brush quickly became a mainstay of headset demos.
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Today it lives on as a radio mainstay, a soundtrack staple, and one of the B-52's signature tunes.
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Nissan reported a 13 percent gain on the strength of its mainstay sedans, topping expectations of an 11 percent rise.
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" Gwen Stefani stomped on the assumption that women are the weaker sex with her mosh-pit mainstay "Just a Girl.
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Anabolic steroids, synthetic versions of testosterone that were the mainstay of state doping programmes in the Soviet bloc, remain popular.
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State-run mines were once a mainstay of the city's economy, but the government shut them down in the 1990s.
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It comes as the battle for the future of GKN, a mainstay of Britain's engineering sector, reaches its final stages.
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It probably goes without saying that 3D printing is going to be a mainstay for the next generation of spacecrafts.
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Daniel Sullivan, a mainstay of Shakespeare in the Park, will direct "Troilus and Cressida," a rarely performed Trojan War tragedy.
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It played right into a mainstay of his strategy: to delegitimize her by claiming she's weak of body and mind.
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But the Jeep was a mainstay among Allied forces in World War II. Here's how the two iconic vehicles compare.
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Country music mainstay Dolly Parton took the Academy of Country Music Awards stage with pop star Katy Perry Sunday night.
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He thought he might hit Parliament House, Orlando's oldest gay nightclub, or maybe make it over to Pulse, another mainstay.
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Before Francis became pope, the Vatican seemed to favor Republican mainstay issues, such as opposition to abortion and gay marriage.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.What connects the Polish social psychologist Henri Tajfel and Hot Creations mainstay Richy Ahmed?
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The use of economic investigations to help and hurt Chinese companies and their competitors is starting to become a mainstay.
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Even the idea that food dye causes hyperactivity — a mainstay of '80s and '90s health hysteria — hasn't been conclusively proven.
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For many avid listeners of public radio, Intelligence Squared U.S. has been a mainstay program for more than ten years.
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In that framework the mainstay is DCI Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), our stone-faced investigator with a heart of gold.
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Last month, already toning down her language, she said that "national sovereignty" would be a mainstay of the party's struggle.
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It is yet another blow to Egypt's tourism industry, a mainstay of the economy and crucial source of foreign currency.
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Today, the mainstay of making money on Airbnb if you're a host is to offer your house for overnight stays.
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The organization is a mainstay of the federally-funded family planning program and has threatened to quit over the dispute.
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Stop-motion animation has been a mainstay in cinematic special effects for almost as long as movies have been around.
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It is now a mainstay of my patty-melting, an outstanding vegetarian take on a dish with decidedly beefy origins.
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As a festive mainstay, a silver Christmas tree is a more fun, lively, and retro option than the evergreen classic.
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Frank Poland, owner of Old Town Coffee, Tea and Spice, has been a mainstay in Old Town for 20 years.
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China was the first foreign customer for the twin-engine heavyweight Su-35, the mainstay of the Russian air force.
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Nolte said SkyBridge invests with between 25 and 30 hedge funds and has long avoided equity managers, an industry mainstay.
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She also said she caught a glimpse of another Costco mainstay in the warehouse's freezer section: longtime CEO Craig Jelinek.
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Below, we take a look at JCPenney's rise as a mainstay of the American mall — and eventual fall — in photos.
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As Russian oil made inroads in Asia, the Saudis have responded by taking some of Russia's mainstay market - northwest Europe.
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She noted that krill are the mainstay of the diet of two threatened penguin species, the chinstrap and the Adélie.
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They're a colorful, bright, and popular option for those who are looking for something more unique than the classic mainstay.
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College-educated white women, traditionally a mainstay of the GOP, are drifting away from the party in the Trump era.
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Collins angered anti-abortion groups last week when he said fetal tissue would "continue to be the mainstay" for research.
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He's a modern mainstay of the vibrant Latin remix format, notably joining Camila Cabello's smash "Havana" on on such mix.
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Once a mainstay of Lebanon's economy, tourism has been in the doldrums since 2011 when conflict erupted in neighboring Syria.
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Breivik also left behind a lengthy manifesto, which has since become a mainstay of neo-Nazi and white supremacist ideology.
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Social planning apps are a dime a dozen, but none have risen to become a mainstay in our digital lives.
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The scenario is a mainstay of science fiction: Humans engineer themselves into obsolescence, creating a vast class of unemployable people.
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Both terms arose in the direct aftermath of Kitty's murder, becoming a mainstay of sociology and psychology syllabi across America.
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For decades, the idea of plugging a brain into a computer has been a mainstay of cyberpunk fiction, not biotechnology.
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Police and courtroom dramas are a mainstay; a few series, like "Orange Is the New Black," have explored prison life.
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Clinton was fired from the committee during its impeachment inquiry of Nixon is a mainstay among right-wing conspiracy-mongers.
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It was a mainstay of 19th-century nativist propaganda, and it would dog John F. Kennedy in the following century.
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The design-centric New York skin care mainstay Malin & Goetz makes a Rum Bar Soap ($16) that is subtly sweet.
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The Dream and Promise Act is essentially a more expansive version of the mainstay Democratic immigration bill the DREAM Act.
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For example, at 16A, the answer to the clue "Chief source of support" is MAINSTAY, with "stay" being the command.
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While pledging general support toward Israel – a mainstay of Republican foreign policy – he has waffled on some of the specifics.
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Petrale sole, once a local mainstay, is a plainly hideous flatfish with both eyes on one side of its body.
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At The Times, where I work on the Styles desk, red carpet slide shows are a mainstay of awards season.
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His harmonically sophisticated, jazz-inflected guitar playing established him as a mainstay of the Chicago scene, and a true original.
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Long a major domestic oil mainstay, the Permian's output was in decline until hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — unearthed new supplies.
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Markey has been a mainstay of the Massachusetts' delegation for decades, serving in the US House from 1976 to 2013.
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Every family has secrets, and often those secrets hide in plain sight — indeed, that motif is a mainstay of literature.
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Everyone needs steel; bourbon, on the other hand, is just a hipster fad and a good-ole-boy mainstay, right?
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Sonic the Hedgehog, Paramount Pictures' stab at the electric-blue Sega mainstay, is the second to make it to theaters.
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Another craving that was missed in our Ann Arbor diet was the fare from a bustling bistro, a European mainstay.
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It had become a mainstay in minimally invasive surgery, slicing up tissue so it could be removed through tiny incisions.
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They were once a mainstay of school texts, but some Chinese people have used his articles to criticize current events.
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Of course, we can expect the industry to fight this new proposal, which threatens the historical mainstay of their business.
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This corruption chatter, a mainstay of American political history that has accelerated in recent years, is unhealthy for political conversation.
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Big gaming hits exclusive to Sony have offset declining sales for its mainstay PlayStation 4 console, now five years old.
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However, its mainstay NovoSeven hemophilia drug could face challenges with Roche's new product ACE910 having the potential to erode sales.
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Disabled artists have been a mainstay of Outsider Art since Dubuffet "discovered" the art of marginal or mentally ill individuals.
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This corruption chatter, a mainstay of American political history that has accelerated in recent years, is unhealthy for political conversation.
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Wolaco ultimately raised more than $120,000 from 1,465 backers and has since become a mainstay in the compression wear game.
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Reports of the death of fashion week, a mainstay in front-row complaining, have been, to say the least, premature.
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Merkel is up for reelection; her leading opponent, Martin Schultz, has made attacking Trump a mainstay of his campaign rhetoric.
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Similarly, the vacay mainstay of a "food shot" is twisted by close-ups of questionable meat with flies buzzing about.
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A big factor behind that gap is collapsing consumer demand for saloon cars, long a mainstay of the big car firms.
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A 2016 Teikoku Databank report revealed that revenue is down 40 percent over 10 years for 230 mainstay Japanese animation studios.
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The 2395-liter V-21 is a GM mainstay, not particularly impressive but smoothly delivering 2400 horsepower without too much fuss.
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The option has become a mainstay for Apple and Samsung products, and certainly makes sense for what is ostensibly a fitness.
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For years, the lob, bob, or sci-fi chop — whatever you want to call it — has been a mainstay in Hollywood.
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In the wake of GT's failure to reach goals and eventual collapse, however, Gorilla Glass remains a mainstay on Apple's phones.
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Since there's an addictive quality about watching what people eat, "What I Ate Today" videos are a mainstay for vegan YouTubers.
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A piece this versatile deserves a mainstay spot in your wardrobe so we've rounded up 10 plus-size options to shop.
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Remittances from Cuban-Americans, tourism and nickel mines, run by a Canadian firm, replaced sugar as the mainstay of the economy.
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While the president himself is not a big fan, Baldwin has become a mainstay of the show since the campaign days.
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Commodities have been a mainstay after a frothy 2013 and 2014, and private banking has loomed large, fueling smaller bond deals.
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Not for its mainstay meal replacement powder — but rather for a $2 snack bar which you do still have to chew.
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Tourism is a mainstay of the local economy with visitors enjoying its pristine white beaches, annual festivals and narrow, winding streets.
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Gold is a mainstay of Indian culture, serving as the primary vehicle for household saving for hundreds of millions of people.
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Topical steroid ointments are the mainstay of treatment, but also provide limited long-term relief and can cause worrisome side effects.
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It is with this in mind that we relish every bite of NYC mainstay Uncle Boons' Chicken and Banana Blossom Salad.
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The enlargement of everyday objects has been a mainstay of Pop Art and neo-Pop, from Claes Oldenberg to Jeff Koons.
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Nigeria slipped into its first recession in 25 years last year, brought on by low prices for its mainstay, crude oil.
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His pieces are so distinct, and his passion is so apparent, that Katsumi has become a mainstay around Japanese creative scenes.
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This kind of political satire is a mainstay of New York's J'ouvert in particular, and 2016 provided more than enough fodder.
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Herceptin is one of the world's most successful antibody drugs and has been a mainstay of Roche profits for many years.
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Separate data on Wednesday offered upbeat news on the outlook for housing construction, a mainstay of the economy in recent years.
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Once a mainstay of television and radio, anthology series fell out of favour due to producers' concerns about their commercial viability.
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The rookie Conor Sheary, who started the season in the minor leagues, has been a productive mainstay on Pittsburgh's first line.
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The British director Paul Greengrass has made dramatizations of real-life events, especially blood-spattered disasters, the mainstay of his career.
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Since then, the temple, which is often but not always conceived by Best, has become an annual mainstay of Burning Man.
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And fast food, a mainstay for Americans with a high school diploma or less, has a median hourly wage of $63.
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"The future is tough," said Nakazono, noting that youth were leaving the island, where the mainstay fishing industry is in decline.
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And while kettlebells have origins possibly dating to the 5th century, they weren't a mainstay in US fitness until the 2000s.
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This week on Noisey Radio, Canadian pop mainstay Nelly Furtado stops by to break down her stunning new album, The Ride.
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The refurbished F-5s have been the mainstay of the Brazilian Air Force since it retired its Mirage 2000s in 2013.
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The bean bag chair has been a mainstay of the college dorm, the kids' bedroom, and the family den for years.
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Since I first encountered the game five years ago, it has become a mainstay in the households of young urban professionals.
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Targeting 7-Eleven, a mainstay in working-class communities from North Carolina to California, seems to have conveyed the intended message.
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Mr. Romney was asked how the gathering compared to the Iowa State Fair, a summer mainstay of the national political calendar.
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But Mr. Busey, who studied drama at Oklahoma State University, fell into acting and became a mainstay in television and film.
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He was a mainstay in bands led by luminaries like Tito Puente, Machito and Tito Rodriguez, often called mambo's Big Three.
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And the app's camera allows you to create the kind of stop-motion style videos that became a mainstay of Vine.
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Everybody from Apple to Disney is pursuing a subscription-based billing model, joining mainstay digital media companies like Netflix and Spotify.
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For miles and miles, farmers were harvesting the willowy, thin-leafed stalks that make hashish, a mainstay of the local economy.
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Evan Bayh, a mainstay of the state's political scene, announced he was waging a comeback bid — a coup for his party.
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Though he competed abroad, Mr. Bisguier had more success on American soil, becoming a mainstay in major American tournaments for decades.
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One center mainstay, Dee Burress, a plain-spoken woman who liked to perform, died last year at the age of 76.
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That's why they chose to focus on the closing of car plants, which are often the economic mainstay of a community.
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Our restaurant critic reviews Union Square Cafe, which tries to replicate the original mainstay at a new location in Gramercy Park.
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Fellow musicians are paying tribute to Glenn Frey, the late guitarist, singer, songwriter and mainstay of the Eagles who died Monday.
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Sources estimated it would take about a decade for some type of VR tech to become a mainstay at financial firms.
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Art X, just three years old, is already a mainstay of this cultural season that has sprung up without any coordination.
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Bree ran the San Francisco chapter of The Learning Annex, that mainstay of adult education courses for the personal-growth set.
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Not only was the film a surprise hit, grossing nearly $500 million worldwide, but it also became a pop culture mainstay.
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As Castro moved into the Soviet bloc, Washington began working to oust him, cutting U.S. purchases of sugar, the island's economic mainstay.
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Michael Flynn, a supporter now serving as national security adviser, made his disdain for the deal a mainstay of his public appearances.
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"Selfie" is not just a word of the year, but also the mainstay of postings on social media sites such as Instagram.
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Enter Luke Hersheson, the fashion-week mainstay and creative director of his eponymous hair empire (along with his industry veteran father, Daniel).
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Tiger Moms and their rebellious American children have been a mainstay in an arena where there aren't very many Asians at all.
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Decked out in a flat-brimmed Yankees cap, New York scene mainstay Messiah El Artista chose to be democratic with his time.
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Recorded with Chicago DIY mainstay and engineer Dave Vettraino, it best captures the bursting-at-the-seams energy of their live set.
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In 2016, Bendix and other staffers were ousted by Evolve, and many of the site's mainstay writers left with them in solidarity.
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LONDON — You might not know this, but red trousers are something of a wardrobe mainstay for the upper classes of Great Britain.
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Inside Harley-Davidson's EV shift with a ride on its LiveWire Innovation hubs have become a mainstay of Africa's emerging technology ecosystem.
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While most audience members opt for a tamer message, "Trump That B***h" T-shirts have been a rally mainstay for months.
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Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency, and its meteoric rise has made it a mainstay of conversation for investors, media, and technologists alike.
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Baldwin is also a runway mainstay, and most recently walked in Versace's pre-fall 2019 show (her first show as Mrs. Bieber).
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Grant also acknowledged that "everyone watches it at Christmas, which is nice," seeming bemused about the movie's status as a Christmas mainstay.
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By 2009, the machines had become a mainstay of North Korean propaganda, as Pyongyang launched a nationwide campaign to boost domestic industry.
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For its part, India still has a long way to go before electric cars become a mainstay in the country's automobile market.
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Criticisms that the list is too bland are a mainstay of the Hottest 100, as a result of the station's countercultural history.
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The triple hyphen (singer, actress, and dancer) is only 19 years old, and she's already a Hollywood mainstay and budding beauty icon.
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Over the past 10 years or so, coconut oil has become a mainstay as both a food and a personal care product.
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Creating a research division to build groundbreaking products is a mainstay of companies whose worth is tied to their ability to innovate.
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And with good reason: Each occupation is a mainstay of middle-aged male work and genuinely threatened by robots or artificial intelligence.
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The industry expects that to grow to 1.8 million people by 2025 amid plans to expand beyond its mainstay call center services.
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Lark: Lark has been a health app mainstay on iOS devices for years, but where it really belongs is on your wrist.
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While the product line was never launched, I still have a prototype of a scarf that is a mainstay in my wardrobe.
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Daiichi Sankyo is focusing on developing cancer treatments to offset a revenue drop following patent expirations of its mainstay blood pressure drug.
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Dollar shortages gripped Africa's biggest economy as crude sales, Nigeria's mainstay, plunged at the start of an oil price rout in 2014.
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Nuggets are even seen less often on the kids' menu, where they've long been a mainstay for busy parents, according to Datassential.
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"Nobody likes their cable company" is an old mainstay, and hardly anybody tries to fix the problem by starting another cable company.
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Whereas international passenger numbers have soared by 20% over the past decade, domestic travel (small airports' mainstay) has dropped by one-sixth.
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Alongside valium and tramadol, the anti-epilepsy drugs pregabalin and gabapentin have become a mainstay of diverted medications taken by heroin users.
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Indeed, Trump has neither endorsed nor rejected the two-state solution -- the mainstay of his three predecessors' approach to the peace process.
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For her, allowing soca to be a mainstay is not just part of her responsibility as an artist, it is her fate.
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He's now a mainstay in the San Juan music scene, having recorded and toured with the Puerto Rican reggae act Cultura Profética.
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Sutton Foster's a mainstay on the Great White Way – but the talented actress' Tonys once left some TSA agents scratching their heads.
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"If you like X, then you'll like Y" is a mainstay of most bookstores, but Amazon Books shows an algorithm run amok.
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Currently, the poorest American families can't claim the credit, which is a mainstay of the tax returns of most middle-class families.
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Thereafter, women's sexy fishnet stockings became a mainstay of the artist's wardrobe as a way to ward off his bouts of melancholia.
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These relatively new groups have become a mainstay of presidential campaigns and both parties' efforts to maintain or take back congressional majorities.
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Streaming may encourage a faster rate of "cord-cutting", as people cancel pricey pay-TV subscriptions, cannibalising the company's mainstay cable profits.
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He has been a mainstay of "worst landlords" lists for years, and his tenants have found solidarity reviling him on the web.
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Pakistani musicians have long been a mainstay of Bollywood, whose films and songs are also hugely popular across the border in Pakistan.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death.
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"We expect [Block 29] to be the mainstay of SpaceX business," Musk said on a conference call with reporters before the launch.
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Dining | Connecticut Restaurants are notoriously short-lived, but Restaurant Bricco, a West Hartford mainstay since 1996, is not only alive, but thriving.
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So it's all about building the game the right way—manage that, and it's got a chance of being an eSports mainstay.
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To break it down further, we're taking our faves from street style mainstay adidas Originals and transforming them through five unexpected outfits.
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The six-year-old network is something of a surprise competitor for Trump's long-touted favorite and massive conservative mainstay, Fox News.
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"Every puzzle should have the mark of its creator," says K. Austin Collins, a mainstay of AVCX and The New York Times.
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A mainstay in the clubby world of New York real estate, Ms. Consolo was responsible for luring numerous luxury retailers to Manhattan.
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Supercomputers have long been a mainstay of military and intelligence agencies, used for chores ranging from cracking codes to designing nuclear weapons.
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Since making her national team debut in March, Lavelle, 22, a midfielder, has managed to quickly become a mainstay in the lineup.
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"Kat experiments with makeup in a different way than the other characters; she's darker," says Ferreira, pointing to Kat's mainstay smoky eyes.
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Reports of sexual assault and murders have since become a regular occurrence as ride-hailing has become a mainstay of urban transportation.
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For instance, Trump effectively killed the daily White House news briefing, which was a mainstay in both recent Republic and Democratic administrations.
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They also seemed uninterested, as The Golden Rule hinted, that their former mainstay had a burgeoning interest in more provocative social themes.
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The large network of English teachers in China, long a mainstay of the expatriate scene, appears to have come under particular scrutiny.
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Some news from Broadway: The theater world is mourning Barbara Cook, the stage star and cabaret mainstay, who died yesterday at 89.
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The parentless child — one whose mother or father has been killed, kidnapped, lost or just left — is a mainstay of our fiction.
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This is not the first time that Calle Ocho, a pan-Latin Upper West Side mainstay for lively weekend brunches, has relocated.
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The principle of informed consent has been a scientific mainstay after forced experiments on inmates in Nazi death camps came to light.
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As a mainstay of the season, witches come along with all the other familiar characters: skeletons, jack-o-lanterns, spiders and ghouls.
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"Emergency medications such as epinephrine should always be carried, and currently, a mainstay of treatment is avoidance of the food," she said.
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The mainstay of Trump's national security team is Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, although he has publicly disagreed with Trump.
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The move into agrochemicals comes as LG Chem faces a growing threat from Chinese rivals in its mainstay chemicals and battery businesses.
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I grew up in a small town in South Carolina, where the textile industry was once the mainstay of our local economy.
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The Pistons lose Morris, who has been a steady veteran and a mainstay in the starting lineup over the past two seasons.
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The northeast Atlantic Ocean — home to Atlantic cod, the mainstay of fish and chips — saw a 34 percent decline in sustainable catches.
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The onetime supermodel, former first lady of France and mainstay of the Chanel front row remembered Mr. Lagerfeld on her Instagram account.
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The cultural mainstay on the Lower East Side was sold last year to New York City developers with plans to demolish it.
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Recent tours with Sorority Noise, Somos, and Tiny Moving Parts indicate that they're well on their way to becoming a scene mainstay.
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A generation of mainstay drugs have gone off patent, raising the stakes for companies vying for a foothold in the burgeoning oncology market.
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In 1980, Namco released designer Toru Iwatani's Pac-Man—the colorful ghost-chase classic that has been a pop culture mainstay ever since.
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Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump impression was a mainstay of Saturday Night Live's 42nd season, and with good reason considering the current political climate.
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Samsung is seeking new growth in areas such as network equipment manufacturing as sales of its mainstay chips and smartphones begin to drop.
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Since the early '90s, Cartoon Network has been a mainstay of cable TV—and in that time become a trove of iconic characters.
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Named for the SWAT teams or similar emergency units that respond to such fake tips, swattings have become a mainstay of online feuds.
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They burst onto the scene in 2016 during the presidential election, and have become a mainstay of American political and free speech events.
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Besides mainstay espresso drinks, Schultz hopes customers will be attracted by specialized brewing techniques developed by Starbucks that are not typical in Italy.
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Today, Sprint and T-Mobile both announced the return of what had once been a mainstay of the mobile industry: unlimited data plans.
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As these wonder drugs became a mainstay of modern agriculture, factory farms began churning out another, far less welcome commodity—antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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The President made opposition to major foreign interventions a mainstay of his campaign and Bannon has a documented opposition to neoconservatives like Abrams.
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He has been an active surrogate for Clinton on the campaign trail in addition to a mainstay on VP shortlists this election cycle.
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A 25 percent-off discount for a one-year subscription to PlayStation Plus has been a mainstay in our deals coverage this week.
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Although she played down her role in her husband's political success, she was a valuable ally and became a mainstay of American politics.
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What I found was only proof of my suspicion that APL's shoes are a mainstay for the fitness community, celebrities, and sneakerheads alike.
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And on Thursday evening, Craig posted a video denying any wrongdoing: For decades, Craig has been a mainstay in Washington's Democratic legal establishment.
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The personal computer software business, once Microsoft's mainstay, has been eroding for years, as people spend more of their computing time on smartphones.
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While the product has become a mainstay in plenty of American homes, it does seem like an odd choice dorms and student campus.
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It still remains to be seen if the weird posts will become a mainstay of the campaign or something it abandons with time.
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"He could become the mainstay of the regime which has already become a de facto hereditary military regime," Lao Mong Hay told Reuters.
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Despite being the shoe everyone loves to hate, they seem to return, season after season, as a summer mainstay for comfort and ease.
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Throwing light on the magic of market co-ordination was a mainstay of the "classical" economics of the late-219725th and 219796th centuries.
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Fashion trends come and go but if there's one thing we've learned over the years it's that hoop earrings are a wardrobe mainstay.
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Public referendums could be a mainstay of President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador administration's six-year term after he takes office on Dec.
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Braun has been a mainstay this season, appearing in 34 of the Brewers' 37 games despite having undergone back surgery during the offseason.
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It's been an uplifting few days for Geoffrey Owens, The Cosby Show mainstay who was shamed for having a day job at supermarket.
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In fact, besides Oscar red carpet mainstay Meryl Streep — she's the exception, but more on that later — celebrities had very different beauty philosophies.
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A Russian A-50 Mainstay surveillance plane also later flew into the area but remained in international air space and was not intercepted.
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Self-congratulatory soliloquies, for instance, are a mainstay of historical scripts, because actors like speeches and they are good for the Oscar montage.
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Despite the apparently flagging interest in the Apple Watch, respondents indicated that they thought smartwatches would become a mainstay in the near future.
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So, again... Advantage: Browns Secondary Joe Haden is a mainstay at cornerback and would be by far the best player on the field.
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The context: Hill is a political commentator and cable news mainstay who also sits on the advisory board of Trump's re-election campaign.
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Sessions is a mainstay in the Texas GOP, having served in the House since 22019 and once heading the National Republican Campaign Committee.
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But it would be ahead of the Social Democrats, the center-left party that has been a mainstay of German politics for decades.
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The news of Lincoln's departure comes not long after series mainstay Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) left the series during Season 8 in February.
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While new connected appliances and gadgets for the home are a mainstay at each year's CES, major appliances are getting better than ever.
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Zombie Nation's "Kernkraft 400" is one of the biggest dance songs of all time, a mainstay at clubs and stadiums across the globe.
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With SNL mainstay Kate McKinnon donning the black turtleneck, one can only wonder what demeanor she will bring the easily parodied Holmes character.
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The crash is likely to do further damage to the tourism industry, a mainstay of the economy and important source of foreign currency.
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Agriculture remains the mainstay of most villagers and the area is known for beekeeping and its distinctive honey is sold around the country.
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What this means is that the ghost singers who were once a Hollywood mainstay have now, for the most part, become ghosts themselves.
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Kerry, the outgoing president of the club -- a mainstay of establishment Washington -- handed over his leadership role to newly minted Utah GOP Sen.
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While pop culture costumes are still a mainstay, the more traditionally spooky get-ups are still statistically the most coveted across the country.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death. 22.
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ASMRrequests has been a mainstay of the ASMR community since the beginning, and her contributions have impacted the way ASMR functions on YouTube.
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The indefensible job shaming of The Cosby Show mainstay Geoffrey Owens was undoubtedly going to bring the best out of the entertainment world.
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The popularity of jiu-jitsu has skyrocketed in recent years, with local academies and schools a mainstay of many cities across the world.
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But abortion has been a mainstay on the court's docket for a long time; some of these cases are going to get there.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," he added.
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Bitmoji has been around since 2014, and since Snapchat acquired it in 2016, it's been a mainstay of the top 10 apps chart.
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Tourism is a mainstay in the country of 1.8 million and the economy is otherwise reliant on peanut production and remittances from overseas.
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The trucking mainstay Hub Group, which generated $3.7 billion of revenue in 2018, is another transport giant that reported volume declines this quarter.
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But until now, the festival has been a mainstay of world cinema, launching movies from the world's most-lauded directors into international renown.
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With most aircraft grounded, illicit drug flights that have become a mainstay of drug trafficking in the region may become easier to track.
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Corned beef, a mainstay of St. Patrick's Day in the U.S., was introduced to Irish immigrants by Jewish neighbors in New York City.
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The Tongass National Forest makes up 78 percent of the land base in Southeast Alaska and is the mainstay of the region's economy.
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BE A SAVVY SIGHTSEER Climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a mainstay tourist activity, but it costs more than $120 and takes hours.
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The company, based in San Diego, pioneered a type of cellular communications in the 1990s that later became a mainstay of mobile devices.
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Chickpeas, which need less water to grow than wheat and other cereal grains that are the mainstay of Montana agriculture, provide an antidote.
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Science-fiction television shows, like the later iterations of "Star Trek" and "Battlestar Galactica," have made black holes a mainstay of their storytelling.
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The Lush I.P.A. is a standout at this neighborhood mainstay, where convivial crowds gather among blooming flowers in the pup-friendly beer garden.
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As online shopping claims ever more casualties, Staples, a mainstay of office supplies, has agreed to sell itself to a private equity firm.
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In fact, she's a mainstay on the red carpet, rocking the kind of can't-miss beauty looks that could compete with Hollywood veterans.
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Mahathir also complained of being bullied by powerful nations, referring to a campaign by European countries against Malaysia's agricultural mainstay of palm oil.
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So within the same building, his company might have a Sleep Inn for short-term guests and a MainStay Suites for longer stays.
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Among the first post-mortems of the election, "Shattered" has been a mainstay in dinner-party chatter in political circles since its publication.
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While Matthews has produced a lengthy track record of controversial behavior around his female peers, he's been a political commentary mainstay for decades.
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The company became a mainstay of the indoor malls and strip shopping centers that boomed in the second half of the 113th century.
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Now, with Cespedes back and Conforto as a mainstay of the lineup, Collins will have to increasingly juggle playing time in the outfield.
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Over the past few years, we've been branching out beyond peanut butter, to the point where almond butter is now a supermarket mainstay.
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Edible flowers have seen a drop in popularity as well, though they're still a mainstay at fine-dining restaurants looking for colorful garnishes.
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In 1979, the British playwright Peter Shaffer wrote "Amadeus," a sophisticated variation on Pushkin's concept, which became a mainstay of the modern stage.
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Democrats have worked to court labor unions, long a mainstay of the party, after Trump made inroads among blue-collar workers in 2016.
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More than a dozen producers, traders and refiners told Reuters they were angry and frustrated that these discount deals have become a mainstay.
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He barreled into holiday crowds with a huge rented truck, turning a mainstay of Western commerce into an instrument of mass death. 30.
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The jacket has also been featured in Vogue and Racked, and Insider Picks reporter Mara Leighton calls it a mainstay of her closet.
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K-12 education policy has not been a mainstay of the 2020 Democratic primary contest, but in the last Democratic presidential debate, Sen.
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Such compelling emotional power is particularly evident in the fair's array of drawings — a mainstay of the art brut and outsider art genres.
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But that won't stop ridiculous-sounding objections like this from becoming a mainstay of Trump campaign rhetoric for the rest of the campaign.
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M&S has more than 400 stores outside the United Kingdom, where it is a mainstay of shopping streets with more than 1,000 outlets.
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Kendall Jenner has been a mainstay in the stands cheering on NBA player Ben Simmons, but that doesn't mean they've made their relationship official.
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I switched to red wine, it having been a mainstay of my childhood and a lot less gassy than constantly necking bottles of Becks.
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The embassy promise was a mainstay of President Trump's campaign speeches, but the administration backed off making the move immediately once it took office.
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Beyond the popularization (and eventual meme-ization) of spirit finger — see Bring It On — his distinct choreographic style is still a mainstay on Broadway.
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He was a senior adviser on Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign and has been a mainstay in Republican economic policy circles for two decades now.
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The currency has been hit by a plunge in oil prices, Nigeria's economic mainstay, which caused foreign investors to flee bond and equities markets.
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Until 2017, when the retailer began to phrase out brands that weren't performing well, Mossimo was a mainstay at the beloved big-box store.
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It may take years for the auto industry to become a big enough business to rival its mainstay memory chip and smartphone operations, however.
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Sales at GameStop's mainstay videogame retail business continued to fall, with new videogame sales declining 8.2 percent to $520.5 million in the first quarter.
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The mainstay demographic of white male truckers is reaching retirement age, says Sean McNally, vice president of public affairs at the American Trucking Associations.
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Loughlin has been a mainstay in Hallmark Channel Christmas movies and Garage Sale Mysteries movies, as well as being on When Calls the Heart.
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With all of this in mind, we tapped Jeanie Syfu, a hair extraordinaire and Tresemmé spokesperson who is a mainstay backstage at fashion shows.
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A boutique mainstay in the heart of Manhattan, this hipster haven features one-of-a-kind art, vintage furniture and oodles of interesting decor.
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This week on Noisey Radio, we sit down with R&B mainstay Omarion, who stops by to take us inside his new LP, Reasons.
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Virtual reality is far from what anyone would call an established medium, but at events like this week's Tribeca Film Festival, it's a mainstay.
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Dubrovnik's Old Town has been a mainstay of the "Game of Thrones" as King's Landing, the capital of Westeros' Seven Kingdoms in the show.
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Tabloids — and the fact that O.J. has become a mainstay in their pages — seem to fuel the fire from all sides of the case.
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DETROIT, April 1 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co's March U.S. auto sales increased 12.7 percent, topping analysts estimates, on the strength of its mainstay sedans.
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Moody's downgraded Nigeria's sovereign rating to B1 from Ba3 in April, citing risks to government efforts to diversify revenues away from oil, its mainstay.
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This would also mean a shift away from mainstay wrestling broadcaster Sky Sports for British fans who are looking for an alternative to WWE.
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She remembers when members of white-supremacist groups were a mainstay on tabloid TV shows like Geraldo, Sally, Oprah, and The Phil Donahue Show.
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Gina DiNardo, Vice President of the AKC, says the breed's been a mainstay on the list for its sociable nature and ease of training.
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As an operating system, Chrome has made leaps and bounds in recent years, and it's no wonder that it's become a mainstay in classrooms.
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Particularly important in Garrett's playthrough was the use of the hookshot — a Zelda mainstay that fires a retractable chain — as a form of echolocation.
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Fisheries will remain the mainstay of the North Atlantic island's economy for many years, he told Reuters in his office in the capital, Nuuk.
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That might explain why roses — which have long been a mainstay in the tattoo community — have especially blown up on the L.A. scene recently.
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Murder and violence are a mainstay of our drama, while single-person shooters are one of the most popular segments of the games industry.
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They accepted, even though Empty Houses bears little resemblance to Sargent House staples like guitar shredders Russian Circles or gothic industrial mainstay Chelsea Wolfe.
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An insider tells PEOPLE that the couple hung out with art-world mainstay Dasha Zhukova earlier in the day, and looked "very comfortable" together.
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Gaming Twitter mainstay Wario64 spotted an Xbox One download code card for the game that noted it would be "playable" on March 21, 2017.
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Investment rose more slowly than in the previous quarter and household consumption, usually a mainstay of growth, increased by a relatively modest 0.2 percent.
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People can debate whether or not Pokémon Go will have staying power, but it has definitely become a mainstay of our summer evening walks.
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Key among those additions have been doodling, text, and emoji editing tools, which are now a mainstay in pretty much every messaging app available.
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In nearly two decades since Ma co-founded the company from his apartment in Hangzhou, Alibaba has become a mainstay in the tech world.
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Yet the firm's business of tracking and analyzing corporate credit and risk remains a mainstay for clients and will for many years to come.
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Dining | Long Island Say "seafood restaurant" and many Long Islanders will think of Flynn's Fire Island, a mainstay in Ocean Bay Park since 1937.
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A mainstay of American and British economic commentary is preaching to the likes of France and Italy that they need more flexible labor markets.
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Scalia was a conservative mainstay who was known for posing tough questions to lawyers and for provoking laughter with his observations during oral arguments.
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RIP, Rance He was best known as director Ron Howard's dad, but for decades actor Rance Howard was a movie and TV mainstay, too.
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The mainstay of today's authoritarianism is strengthening your power while simultaneously weakening government institutions, such as parliaments and judiciaries, that provide checks and balances.
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Baez and Russell grounded out, and then Manager Terry Francona decided that it was time for Andrew Miller, the mainstay of the Indians' pen.
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While her pickle-eating video racked up more views, ASMRTheChew's typing video, which also included chewing gum and eating triggers, became a mainstay meme.
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Taylor, meanwhile, has become a mainstay on Sky Sports broadcasts, where her fights are often given billing over notable male contests on the card.
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New ownership always means change, and waiting until early 2020 to find out what's to become of the seasonal confectionery mainstay makes me nervous.
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Bloodletting, either with leeches or just an old-fashioned knife in the arm, has been a mainstay of medicine since at least ancient Egypt.
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Although Ludacris, mainstay of these compilations, does sneak on at the end, to save the integrity of the form, and indeed, all of us.
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The Amex Gold card has a $250 annual fee, but thanks to its incredible earning potential and benefits, it's a mainstay in my wallet.
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Terry debuted in SNK Playmore's "Fatal Fury" series back in 1991 and has been a mainstay in SNK's "King of Fighters" franchise since 1994.
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Though it is Ms. Varda's first Oscar nomination, she has been a mainstay of film coverage in The New York Times for six decades.
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Mr. Sigfusson lopped off two stalks of wild hops to season the broth, a new use — at least to me — of the brewmaster's mainstay.
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Michelle Zauner, the singer, songwriter and guitarist behind the project, was a mainstay in Philadelphia's D.I.Y. community after graduating from college there in 2011.
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The company, based in San Diego, had pioneered a type of cellular communications in the 3.13s that later became a mainstay of mobile devices.
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But above all, Bandra is a mainstay shopping destination for Mumbaikars, who find it convenient that cool shops are clustered on a few streets.
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But it has completely squandered the opportunity to bed in and become a mainstay of couch co-op and quick-fix single-player satisfaction.
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There is also "Evening Wind" (1833), an etching by Edward Hopper, the American realist mainstay and one of the true outliers in the show.
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Hovered over by her longtime manager (a perfect Jude Law), she has betrayed intimates, indulged in the usual vices and become a tabloid mainstay.
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But Mr. Musk's goal as chief executive of Tesla has always been to make the lower-priced vehicle the mainstay of the company's portfolio.
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During the Cold War, "credible" was a mainstay of nuclear-defense chatter, where it could be used to describe any weapon that actually worked.
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Star Trek imagined the medical tricorder—a near-miraculous handheld device for scanning patients and performing diagnoses—as a mainstay of 23rd century medicine.
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"Here will be a mainstay of the American midfield for a decade, with more players like him to come," Mr. West had thought. Oops.
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Los Angeles mainstay Ana Sia is today sharing the pummeling titular single from her new EP, National Night, for Space is the Place Records.
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The clothing and furnishing retailer is the latest in a list of brands once considered the mainstay of British shopping scene to go under.
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Technically, Ginger is talking about her dear friend, the ever-idealistic and impossibly talented Katy Keene, played by Pretty Little Liars mainstay Lucy Hale.
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Food Matters Once a mainstay of midcentury dining, the convivial establishments have reappeared, even as the meaning of "all-American" has become more complicated.
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What started from humble beginnings as the brainchild of Betsy Rothstein, a former reporter for The Hill, quickly became a Washington pop culture mainstay.
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Allen was spotted frequently at the bar with Fox commentator Stephanie Hamill and was a mainstay of the MAGA-centered networking event First Fridays.
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Posts about insecure boyfriends threatened by the "artificial" nature of lube are a Reddit mainstay (duh) and advice columns combating anti-lube bias abound.
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The KC-130 family, consisting of four-engine turboprops, is a variant of C-130 transport, a venerable mainstay of the United States military.
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Along with J.J. Watt, Clowney is a mainstay of the Texans' defense, which finished 2018 as the league's third-most effective against the run.
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A member of the famed "Your Show of Shows" writing staff for Sid Caesar, Simon was an entertainment mainstay for more than six decades.
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This decade even managed to put to rest big-name chains as we knew them, a mainstay that seemed like it would never fade.
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The president has made railing against socialism a mainstay in his campaign addresses, seeking to make the self-described democratic socialists Sanders and Rep.
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With the decline and demise of The Realist, Mr. Krassner had to scratch out a living, and eventually Social Security checks were a mainstay.
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With the decline and demise of The Realist, Mr. Krassner had to scratch out a living, and eventually Social Security checks were a mainstay.
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"Dear old Charlie," Nina likes to say, her platonic fondness a dagger to his heart, but Charlie is her mainstay through the tumultuous years.
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The 6-foot-5 Hayes has been a mainstay for the Rangers since signing as a free agent out of Boston College in 2014.
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Another has overwritten Pollack's imagery with an artistic interpretation of the many conspiracy theories peddled by Q, a mainstay of the far-right on 4chan.
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It's a longstanding mainstay in the New Hampshire political calendar for every candidate of every party (and some, like Eric Holder, participated back in 2018).
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And Todd Haynes' Carol—a mainstay on many year-end lists and critics' awards—was snubbed in both the Best Picture and Best Director categories.
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In the Czech Republic, the car manufacturing sector - a mainstay of the economy led by Volkswagen's unit Skoda - has remained robust and consumer demand healthy.
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French President Emmanuel Macron had wanted a shorter extension and a rapid phasing out of glyphosate, which is a mainstay of farming across the continent.
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Even now, though, with a happy marriage and family life, as well as his status as a television mainstay, Harvey says he can't slow down.
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Watches will no doubt continue to be a mainstay in offices, courtrooms, schools, hospitals, and anywhere else smartphones aren't readily accessible for the foreseeable future.
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Also gone is the weird, paper-like texture that had been a mainstay of the old skeuomorphic iOS design since the original version of iOS.
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That decision was met with considerable backlash from fans, especially given the Halo franchise's long history as a couch co-op and LAN party mainstay.
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The second new tattoo is of the sign above the legendary Tribeca diner The Odeon, which has been a mainstay of the neighborhood since 1980.
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A quick glance through the #BalmainArmy roster will show the name of just about every Kardashian, Instagram it-girl, and red carpet mainstay in Hollywood.
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Gillespie is a Washington lobbyist who worked in President George W. Bush's White House, the kind of establishment mainstay Trump bashed on the campaign trail.
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Digital health is one of the areas where the Finnish company seeks future growth opportunities amid tough market for its mainstay telecom network gear business.
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Since 2003, Elf has been a holiday mainstay thanks to its pure Christmas spirit and hilariously memorable lines that fans can quote all year round.
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Cultural-sensitivity trainings have been a mainstay of orientations at universities across the country, but Purdue now includes sessions promoting the value of free expression.
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The initial trailer takes place in a subway, and mainstay characters Marina and Pearl are not-so-subtly dressed up like rappers Tupac and Biggie.
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Lower crude exports, Nigeria's mainstay, meant less money in government coffers, especially the U.S. dollars Nigeria needs to import essential products and keep businesses running.
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This serum is a mainstay on the top shelf of dermatologist Dendy Engelman, M.D. "Serums with retinol help with cell repair and renewal," she says.
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Since their invention in the 14th century, clocks have been a mainstay of figuring out the time and whether you're late to your next meeting.
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Tesla scheduled its earnings release earlier than usual - most likely, because it is expecting to report a profit, Mainstay Capital Management strategist David Kudla said.
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The world's biggest advertising company said that amid cut-throat competition, consumer-products firms, the mainstay of its business, were curtailing their spending on marketing.
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Superman – otherwise known as mild-mannered Clark Kent – is one of the most iconic characters in comic book history and a mainstay of Hollywood blockbusters.
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The computer hardware mainstay hit a year-to-date high of $163.53 in August, but has since dropped slightly and stayed under $160 since September.
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That means the Jersey Shore mainstay — who sometimes sips on wine or a little bit of vodka during Tattoo filming — was, let's say, feeling herself.
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For many of us, cheese is a mainstay of our daily meals, whether in sandwiches, sauce, or even the occasional lazy box of Easy Mac.
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Separate data from the agency out on Wednesday offered upbeat news on the outlook for housing construction, a mainstay of the economy in recent years.
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Sure, 13 percent of the developers who received the goggles early are focused on gaming and entertainment, use cases that have been the company's mainstay.
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Customer service is a mainstay of the Delta and Korean Air partnership and we regret that the Patel's experience did not reflect our common values.
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A mainstay for house, techno, hip-hop, Baltimore club, and most recently EDM, the after-hours venue is one of its kind in Charm City.
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He became a mainstay of gossip columns in 1980, with his third marriage over, when he struck up a relationship with country spitfire Tanya Tucker.
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By the late nineteenth century, race-based entertainment, from blackface minstrelsy to ethnic joke books, had long been a profitable mainstay of American popular culture.
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She's certainly come a long way from the early 2000s, when Larson was best known as a squeaky-clean teen singer and Disney Channel mainstay.
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Indonesia has a high concentration of Facebook and Twitter users, and selfies are a mainstay of social media in the world's fourth most populous country.
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Since then, the character has been a superhero mainstay in comic books and had a small screen run in a 1970s series starring Lynda Carter.
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The makeup mainstay never really left — but we've been seeing it pop up more and more on red carpets over the past few weeks especially.
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They appear to be flossin' to the one-hit-wonder and feel-good wedding mainstay "Shut Up and Dance" from the band, Walk the Moon.
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Sanford is a mainstay in the state, having served a total of six terms in Congress with an eight-year stint as governor in between.
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Slow cookers are a mainstay in kitchens all over the world — they create the most delicious home-cooked meals, and are extremely easy to use.
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It's that status as an outsider with some access and opportunity — Mr. Brown is a mainstay on the music festival circuit — that keeps him motivated.
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Aside from the mainstay Clint Dempsey, who remains a spark plug, there is little evidence the team can produce goals with consistency against top teams.
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Her choice of running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, reinforced the perception that gun safety was going to be a mainstay of the campaign.
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Ms. Vucetaj was a mainstay at Bergdorf Goodman for more than 20 years before opening her own studio, Sania's Brow Bar, in the Flatiron neighborhood.
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It has set an example for regional cooperation in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia, and served as a mainstay of the liberal world order.
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Analysts, however, note that Sharp's mainstay display panel business could be again swayed by market volatility and price competition with South Korean and Chinese rivals.
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Florida producer and club mainstay Brazen is finally giving a proper debut to "Chainblingin," a track he's been dropping in his DJ sets for years.
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Harrington has been a mainstay in the New York scene for a number of years, towing the line between jazz, electronic, and avant-garde experimentalism.
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The Fed's independence has been a mainstay of the U.S. financial system and is one of the reasons the dollar is the global reserve currency.
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It quickly became a mainstay for quality, editorial- and street-style-friendly goods at a contemporary price point — currently nothing on the website tops $700.
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A mainstay of the British engineering sector, GKN makes parts for the Boeing 737 jet, Black Hawk helicopter and components for Volkswagen and Ford cars.
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Per Bloomberg, the Trump administration has drafted an executive order that would change how H-1B visas, a mainstay of the tech industry, are awarded.
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Since its inception in 2002, the Other Voices festival has become an annual mainstay of the small fishing town of Dingle on Ireland's southwest coast.
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The aircraft model — the Boeing 737 Max 8 — was introduced only last year, although it has quickly become a mainstay of carriers replacing older 737s.
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He is a mainstay on Japan's national team and, according to Gonzaga, only the fifth Japanese-born men's player to participate in Division I basketball.
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What happens when, say, an Eric Reid, a mainstay at safety for the 49ers for the last five seasons, becomes a free agent this winter?
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A mainstay of Richard Nelson's Apple and Gabriel plays, Ms. Plunkett is a standout as an embattled, often hostile woman whose humanity is progressively revealed.
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The up-and-coming beauty label Esker recently caught my eye with its tasteful packaging, and it has become a mainstay on my bathroom shelf.
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The Continental, a divey mainstay of Manhattan's East Village neighborhood since 1991, will be shutting its doors for good on July 1 of this year.
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Dr. Zitrin was a mainstay of bioethics education at New York University Medical Center for four decades and director of psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital Center.
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Road maps, a mainstay of my pre-cellphone trips to Europe, were nowhere to be found, nor were the bookstores that used to sell them.
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The clothing and furnishing retailer is the latest in a list of brands once considered the mainstay of the British shopping scene to go under.
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He palled around with Willis Reed during the Knicks' glory days in the early 1970s and later became a team broadcaster and community relations mainstay.
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Since the 1960s, the in-depth interview has been a mainstay of the star-making process and a regular feature of high-level celebrity maintenance.
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After 15 years, Melanie Hamrick, a ravishing mainstay of the corps de ballet, opens the next chapter: choreography and raising her son with Mick Jagger.
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So a drinking establishment must be very good to be worth seeking out, by, say, first roaming through Walter's, a brunch mainstay in Fort Greene.
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Partly because Cespedes is hurt, Conforto has become a mainstay in the lineup and, along with Bruce, has propelled what offense the Mets have had.
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And South African Charl Schwartzel, a mainstay on the International team at the past four events, was unavailable for selection due to a wrist injury.
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The prolific director Hong Sang-soo is another mainstay on the festival scene, though his movies often secure limited theatrical distribution in the United States.
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In some of her most iconic films, including Armageddon, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and The Strangers, long, dark hair has been her mainstay.
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Mr. Landesman had been a powerful mainstay in the art industry, and the allegations against him in 2017 represented a shift in the #MeToo reckoning.
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Since then, Buttigieg has quietly built his national profile, becoming a mainstay at US Conference of Mayors events and traveling frequently to early-voting states.
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The strategy is 21 percent effective at preventing infection, studies have shown, and is a mainstay of the administration's campaign to end the H.I.V. epidemic.
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That could change: one manufacturer, SilencerCo, is developing a handgun with built-in noise reduction that it sees as a future mainstay of the industry.
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Fans were surprised to see a character that has been a mainstay of the account get the axe, but Ellie quickly moved on to Jacob.
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The 125 rooms are simply furnished, but comfortable, while the terrace bar and restaurant have become a mainstay meeting point for locals, expats and visitors.
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The three days leading up to Thanksgiving are manic at Kau Kau BBQ Market & Restaurant, a mainstay in Seattle's Chinatown that specializes in Chinese barbecue.
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The Underground Railroad entered our collective imagination in the eighteen-forties, and it has since been a mainstay of both national history and local lore.
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There are also no roaming mountain "ambassadors," a mainstay in American resorts, who assist with directions or help you get vertical after a face plant.
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Though the menu changes daily, there has been one mainstay since the bistro debuted last fall: panisse, a crispy Provençal snack made with chickpea flour.
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Undergraduate tuition at Ivy League mainstay Columbia University is a hair under $60,000 a year, up by half from $39,000 in the 2008 school year.
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WeHo Jesus, real name Kevin Short, was a mainstay up and down Hollywood Boulevard, and famously posed for pics with countless tourists over the years.
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While financial transparency remains a mainstay of many prominent world leaders' political platforms, the Panama Papers proved that international tax structures allow for widespread secrecy.
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In an email to partners, Google said it would focus on AdWords, the company's mainstay advertising product, where "insurance" is among the most lucrative search terms.
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Crude oil sales are the mainstay of Africa's biggest economy, making up two-thirds of the country's revenue and around 90 percent of foreign-exchange earnings.
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Since then, it's maintained a steady presence in our vision, from Bond girls to Spice Girls, as a mainstay in the hypersexualization of the female body.
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But Darling is confident in VR porn's mainstay power among fans, who seem more than willing to pay to ensure it addresses various kinks and desires.
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Real Housewives of Orange County mainstay Heather Dubrow just slipped back into her wedding dress — after 17 years of marriage — for all to see on Instagram.
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The Somerset Cider Bus has been a mainstay of Glastonbury and the far smaller but no less well-loved End of the Road festival in Dorset.
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In an interview with the Guardian eight years ago, David Cope said that AI-generated music would be "a mainstay of our lives" in our lifetime.
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Shutterstock After the rise of the coloring book in the 1880s, it was only a matter of time for them to become a mainstay of childhood.
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When Apple introduced the 5K iMac, it left out one thing that had long been a mainstay of that all-in-on desktop – Target Display Mode.
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Her sales are down since November, under pressure from tariff-related sticker-shock on her mainstay high-end products and competition from online rivals like Amazon.
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The Mi-17, a transport and attack helicopter, is the mainstay of the fledgling Afghan air force, which has around 50 of the Russian-made machines.
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He spent some 28 billion crowns buying companies to boost Ericsson's position in other fields than its mainstay mobile network gear equipment, such as media assets.
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Panasonic established the automotive R&D division in April, transferring about 350 engineers from TV, the company's mainstay at the time, and other consumer electronics businesses.
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Crude sales are the nation's economic mainstay, making up two-thirds of government revenue, but the sector's development has been held back for decades by mismanagement.
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Even though Fort Sumter is a tourist-dollar mainstay of Charleston, we're letting an intrusion of breakwater slowly turn the old fort into a quasi-ruin.
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In apparent deference to Mr Erdogan, Turkey's central bank has long refrained from raising the one-week repo rate, which had served as its monetary mainstay.
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The writer Alice Walker began to restore her reputation in the mid-1970s; today "Their Eyes Were Watching God" is a mainstay of America's school curriculum.
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Ford GoBike is a bike-share mainstay at this point with what seems like endless stations throughout the city and has electric bikes coming in April.
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It has since recovered, aided by the shift in Britons' grocery shopping habits toward more frequent trips to smaller convenience stores - the mainstay of its business.
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LG Display is shifting its mainstay liquid crystal display (LCD) business toward next-generation OLED panels, as the LCD panel industry is crowded with Chinese rivals.
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Yamaguchi heralds from Kobe Steel's machinery division, unlike many of his predecessors who had come from the company's mainstay steel business or its general affairs operations.
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Opulent violence—once a jarring, but necessary mainstay of the story they were attempting to adapt—became a blunt narrative instrument to advance that story forward.
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Telstra has been under pressure from shareholders — its shares trade near 21-year lows — as competition and new technology hammer the firm's mainstay fixed-line businesses.
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The move would mark a major shift away from Touch ID, a mainstay in Apple phones since the introduction of the 5S, back in late-2013.
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The five-year veteran has been a rotation mainstay in Minnesota but was the weak link in a rotation that has done surprisingly well this season.
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It was sparsely attended; though it's a mainstay for pop obsessives and teens, Vevo evidently doesn't have enough name recognition to pack a room at CES.
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Now, with The Oracle the first official full-length from claretist, singer, and improvised music mainstay Angel Bat Dawid, the label's streak is more than intact.
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For example, Cadillac will stop designing separate long wheel-base cars for China, a mainstay of German luxury brands to appeal to chauffeur-driven Chinese businessmen.
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In remaining true to the spirit of avant-garde transgression, which has been the mainstay of his work, he has secured a place in art history.
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It wasn't until recently, though, that it hired industry-mainstay Kelly Cutrone, founder of People's Revolution, got on the map, and solidified Smalls as its star.
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The Dutch deejay-producer came to fame in 2013 with his breakout EDM hit "Animals," and he's since become an internationally beloved mainstay in the industry.
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Wohl first entered my world as a mainstay of the Trump replyguys, the users who are always atop the chains that spawn from the president's tweets.
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Thankfully, Hilton continues to walk the runways (she recently walked designer Christian Cowan's show last Fashion Week), and she's still somewhat of a red carpet mainstay.
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Sure the kid-friendly hotspot is a mainstay on our radar, but this was the kid who's previous birthday parties gave us — grown ass adults — FOMO.
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The AK-47, the small-arms mainstay of Russia's armed forces for over 60 years, is called by some experts the most effective weapon ever made.
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HP's new Spectre laptop is a beautiful (if polarizing) piece of machinery, Dell's XPS 13 has gone from an innovative new laptop to a reliable mainstay.
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Bridgers has collaborated with Conor Oberst , the Bright Eyes front man, and she dated the indie-rock mainstay Ryan Adams , who is twenty years her senior.
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Gold is a mainstay of Indian culture, serving as the primary vehicle for household savings for hundreds of millions of people in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Analyst Lee Han-joon at KTB Investment and Securities said there was little appetite for the airline's parent, Kumho Asiana Group, to sell its mainstay unit.
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Other companies, like Twitter and Snapchat, have also said they will pursue this strategy, which has long been a mainstay of YouTube, Google's powerhouse video site.
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After playing junior and minor league hockey, Gadsby was called up by the Black Hawks in 25 and became a mainstay on defense and their captain.
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