Robert Durst is making the most of its Hollywood setting.
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What's your advice on making the most of your midlife?
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The Hamilton cast is making the most of their shot.
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As you can see ... he's making the most of it.
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Although, we bet he'll be making the most of it.
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Kate Middleton is making the most of her maternity wardrobe!
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Drake has been making the most of life in quarantine.
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"She's just making the most of it now," London said.
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He's making the most of a really good opportunity for him.
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And making the most of life also means telling his story.
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That's what I call making the most of your Disrupt experience.
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These are people are making the most of the long weekend.
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Fortunately, the little fellow is making the most of its downtime.
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Art Club is key to making the most of the EO2.
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The investment is pivotal to making the most of trade opportunities.
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Here, she shares some tips on making the most of yours.
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Here are six strategies for making the most of your giving.
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And he seems to be making the most of his free time.
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He was also not shy in making the most of the opportunity.
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That debt isn't stopping her from making the most of her 20s.
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Sounds like Mike's making the most of his situation, all things considered.
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Mr Cruz is making the most of Mr Trump's troubles with women.
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Making the most of that hypothetical future means finding the right identity.
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Here are four steps for making the most of long-term investments.
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Mr. Chernow's publisher, Penguin Books, is making the most of the moment.
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They're all partying and making the most of Kylie's $250 million rental.
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His teammates prevented Tampa Bay from making the most of the opportunity.
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He's making the most of his first trip to the TPC Potomac.
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OF Chris Young is making the most of his limited playing time.
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So it is again, with replacements making the most of their chance.
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You can't blame Skipitares for making the most of the Soul Tigers.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's dad is making the most of his recent surgery.
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He talks about making the most of his remaining years in the ring.
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For now, Evers and Kaul are making the most of their restored powers.
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Abby Lee Miller has been making the most of her time in prison.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are making the most of the holiday week.
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The tiny tot seems to be making the most of her European getaway.
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LONDON — Ed Sheeran is definitely making the most of this whole comeback thing.
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Venus Williams knows a little something about making the most of her workouts.
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Fashion companies have also been making the most of the NASA brand's revival.
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Those cut from the same cloth are making the most of this opportunity.
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For now, he's making the most of a situation that can't look easy.
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He insists that we dress and begin making the most of our day.
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Both Witherspoon and Kaling have already been making the most of their time abroad.
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Let's hear it for Barry Jenkins, making the most of a dismal awards season!
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David Letterman and his beard are making the most of post-Late Show life.
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Justin Theroux is making the most of his time in the City of Love.
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Dean is still living in California and making the most of his "Bachelor" fame
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But making the most of that possibility means changing what flies off the top.
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That hasn't stopped Seattle's dogs from making the most of the surprise snow day.
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We'd all like another shot at making the most of every opportunity youth presents.
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Here's our guide to getting tickets and making the most of the sumo experience.
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With little time left to live, Joey Feek is making the most of every second.
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But making the most of a tiny house is about more than purpose and organization.
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Senior analyst at GasBuddy Gregg Laskoski said motorists are making the most of affordable gas.
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Patrick J. Adams and wife Troian Bellisario are making the most of their European vacation.
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Claire Underwood is back, and it sounds like she's making the most of her independence.
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U.S.-China cooperation isn't only about overcoming obstacles; it's about making the most of opportunities.
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Justin Rose is making the most of surviving to play the weekend at the Open Championship.
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You'll be a Gmail show-off making the most of your account before you know it.
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Luckily, it looks like some travelers are making the most of their inability to get home.
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Rather, countries get better at making the most of their soft assets as they get richer.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making the most of their final weeks as a twosome.
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Of course, people are making the most of the sauce's status as the unicorn of condiments.
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Dwyane Wade and wife Gabrielle Union are making the most of the former NBA star's retirement.
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At this point, I'm not just saving money by making the most of my Prime membership.
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It's also clear the show will be making the most of its October 27 release date.
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Nothing is getting in the way of La La Anthony making the most of this summer.
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It recommended developing countries foster policies and legal routes aimed at "making the most of immigration".
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But the good news is she's really making the most of the ones she has left: .
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Luckily, there's one alum who's been making the most of her post-show fame: Kaitlyn Bristowe.
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Now Taylor is making the most of his opportunity to return, leaky offensive line and all.
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It's best for anyone wanting inspiration on making the most of the money they already have.
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The best way to stay safe out there is by making the most of a VPN.
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Between selfies and fun group shots, the gymnastics squad is certainly making the most of their time.
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Success, then, will come from seizing those opportunities when they arise, and making the most of them.
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Chopra and Jonas have been making the most of their first several days as a married duo.
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Goins has been filling in for injured SS Troy Tulowitzki and making the most of his chance.
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George Clooney and Amal Clooney are making the most of their spring stay in New York City.
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One such person making the most of their digital voice is multifaceted entertainer and activist Lilly Singh.
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Making the most of this job transitioning event is something more Americans would be wise to learn.
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"Our companies are lining up, making the most of the moment when spreads are tight," he said.
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Still, making the most of the finite store of electrons will remain crucial to Formula E tactics.
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VS cut their swimwear collection this year, but the ladies are making the most of alternative options.
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To Ms. Frank, using the ceilings means making the most of every square inch of her apartment.
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Sotheby's (417,000 followers) and Christie's (261,000) are also making the most of Instagram as a marketing tool.
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First, make sure you are making the most of the money-saving opportunities your insurance company offers.
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With Tesla's concert-style debuts for products, Musk is making the most of the capital he's created.
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You can even get your job done while making the most of this special time of year.
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Billy also defended Hardy from the haters ... explaining how he's making the most of his 2nd chance.
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When he's not jet-setting, he's running his website, which details strategies for making the most of travel.
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The Stars have made gains at every position while making the most of an abnormally dry NHL summer.
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Corinne is soon making the most of a bouncy castle of mysterious provenance, summoning Nick to join her.
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It's also about looking at the powerful assets you have at hand and making the most of them.
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This is the Indians' last homestand of the regular season, and they are making the most of it.
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The single-minded obsession of "Making the Most of Night" had an even more theatrically rising chorus melody.
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We need to be dealing with the wage gap and making the most of every dollar we have.
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I quickly became familiar with the challenges that often prevented children from making the most of their education.
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Jennifer Lawrence is making the most of her Italian getaway and sightseeing with her good friend Aziz Ansari.
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That's an inconvenience only, but it does seem like Google isn't making the most of its VR content.
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Millennials are the largest generation in the workforce, but too many aren't making the most of their income.
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Mr. Church fully inhabits the character, making the most of Willie's dented moral sense and his many limitations.
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Pay off your long weekend bills with Paytm and earn rewards for making the most of your summer!
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Vanderbilt forward Jeff Roberson and guard Riley LaChance are making the most of their last games as Commodores.
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Lawyers and lobbyists water down environmental standards and intimidate smaller rivals while making the most of tax loopholes.
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I really miss the gym, but I'm making the most of my water gallon jugs as substitute weights.
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I mentioned Google Maps and Translate, but making the most of them requires some preparation before you leave.
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Making the most of the cash you've freed up is next — especially if you are starting from behind.
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The bottom line: Your finance team is a powerful resource for making the most of your digital opportunity.
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It replaces and modernizes outdated Coast Guard vessels, with an eye on making the most of taxpayers' dollars.
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Yes it's a competition, but we are also focusing on having fun and making the most of every experience.
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Despite its rap battle motif, the soundtrack is punk-heavy, making the most of the cultural associations of London.
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Making the most of Trout's prime, and winning while Pujols remains a force, might have called for more urgency.
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Being the eternal punter, the weekend warrior, you're always looking forward, and never making the most of the present.
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Suzan-Lori Parks is making the most of her role as a playwright in residence at the Signature Theater.
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Kevin Newbury staged the action with assurance, making the most of a straightforward grand-foyer set, by David Korins.
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They're not rich people, but they've worked hard for decades and they're now making the most of their retirement.
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Making the most of the occasion, though, requires thoughtfulness about the impact of your contributions, whatever form they take.
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Mood: clubbing at the end of the world; making the most of the night like we're gonna die young.
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Cardi B is co-hosting The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon tonight, and she's really making the most of it.
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When he's not working on his fitness, the King Arthur actor is making the most of his time in Hawaii.
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It felt like I was hitting all my goals, having fun, and making the most of being young and ambitious.
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With this information, the app can better assist children in creating control systems and making the most of their creation.
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One thing is clear — making the most of a long and multi-stage life means taking transitions in your stride.
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It's the most sparkly time of the year — and Kate Middleton is making the most of her future queen status!
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So, finding a fee-free balance transfer offer is key to making the most of consolidating your credit card debt.
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It's an interesting mix in what has become an interesting year, and the Grammys are making the most of it.
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"Gaining visibility into your 401(k) is the first step in making the most of your retirement savings," Luber says.
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While Stroll looked lost during Saturday qualifying, Massa oozed the confidence of a veteran making the most of his experience.
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"It's not an easy situation for him, but he's making the most of it," said Sylvain Lefebvre, the IceCaps coach.
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The Villa Alegria in Anguilla, British West Indies, mixes indoor and outdoor space, making the most of the Caribbean breeze.
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JMT is making the most of bad times, snapping up distressed debt at just 5 percent of its nominal value.
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We must reverse course to attract and retain the world's most ingenious innovators by making the most of our diversity.
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"They&aposre making the most of everything," and maximizing every possible second of their precious time off, according to Lewis.
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The shift logic of the Mercedes 9-speed automatic is also fantastic, making the most of the engines low-end grunt.
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But WCS is also making the most of Boogie's departure, scoring in double figures seven times over the last ten games.
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For those stuck with their own non-famous S.O.s, Agdal shared advice with People on making the most of the holiday.
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She adds, "To me, self-care means making the most of every moment and doing the things that make me happy."
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Almost three months into his eight-month sentence, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is making the most of his time in prison.
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Princess Charlotte turns 4 on Thursday, and she'll be making the most of the birthday celebrations, according to dad Prince William.
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Tiger Woods barely survived the cut at The Players Championship, but he's making the most of surviving to play the weekend.
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And it is making the most of every mention of Catholicism in the hacked Clinton campaign emails being released by WikiLeaks.
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For his part, Mr. Kasich is making the most of his home-state convention, though he is not scheduled to speak.
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Some adventurous people were making the most of Dorian by surfing on the swells the hurricane caused, even as it loomed.
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Picture Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton, and all the twitchy tentacles on that roster making the most of their nightly physical advantages.
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While the gifted comedic actor is making the most of exhibiting his dramatic side, the overall results have been decidedly mixed.
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Making the most of the moment, jewelers at every level of the marketplace are racing to cite Frida as their muse.
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Here&aposs what scientists and other experts say about making the most of the first few minutes after you get up.
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Making the most of the opportunity, they all are scrambling for new ways to help users and reach more of them.
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I fill up, making the most of the meal included in the price of my stay, and head out into the city.
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From customizing emojis to giving yourself a Snapchat "birthday party," our suggestions will see you making the most of the available functionality.
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With these colorful storage bags, you'll be able to keep everything organized while making the most of the space in your suitcase.
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The restaurant chain has also expanded its delivery in the United States, making the most of Yum Brands' investments in GrubHub Inc.
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Donald Trump is making the most of a two-day-old presumptive nomination to be the Republican candidate for the White House.
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I feel like as the season progresses we'll do a better job of coming together and making the most of each possession.
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Jordan Rodgers is finally able to go public with his love for JoJo Fletcher, and he is making the most of it.
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If you're serious about making the most of Amazon's Black Friday sales, it's worth signing up to be an Amazon Prime member.
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Model Kelly Kay Green is making the most of her national exposure after charging the field during Super Bowl LIV on Sunday.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making the most of summer with a second overseas vacation with their 3-month-old son.
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Michael's 18-year-old daughter and her peek-a-boo swimwear are making the most of the holiday break with her dude.
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Most money conversations I have with my clients are really about values, hopes, dreams and, overall, making the most of their lives.
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Brad gets significant custodial time with the kids, but it looks like today's Angelina's day ... and she's making the most of it.
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Or of the feeling that you're getting older and you're not making the most of your limited time here on terra firma.
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" In April, Polizzi revealed that Mike was making the most of his time in prison and "having the time of his life.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z are making the most of their time in Hollywood, Florida, before hitting the hip-hop billionaire's foundation gala.
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Debates such as these provide chances for credible candidates to move up in the rankings by making the most of their opportunities.
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Francoeur's blast helps Braves edge Phillies ATLANTA — Jeff Francoeur is making the most of the second time with his hometown Atlanta Braves.
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Hyman's adaptation is a strong effort to retain the original tale's sparse horror while making the most of its compelling visual possibilities.
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Making the most of exercise The challenge of trying to lose weight just by exercising more is no secret to some clinicians.
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He is also not above making the most of his power — shortly after he became governor of Ardsmuir prison, he propositioned Jamie.
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Gotta hand it to these kids, they're making the most of a bad situation ... looks like the country is in great hands!!!
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Issue Project Room, in collaboration with the arts organization Harvestworks, is making the most of Mr. Lopez's current trip to New York.
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"I think he was making the most of his opportunities, and that's what's sad, is that somebody cut it short," he said.
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Making the most of this opportunity will not be simple: The next stage of talks could easily consume a year or more.
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Members of the better-heeled elite have already taken more expensive precautions, making the most of Europe's summer to book vacations abroad.
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That can sound depressing, but for many people it is a powerful source of motivation for making the most of this period.
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"If you aren't making the most of the benefits your company offers, it is like leaving money on the table," Williams said.
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Making the most of the talents of those who dream of doing their best in service to America benefits all of us.
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Clearly he's making the most of his time while in NYC ... both with his family, and with the court of public opinion.
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Justin Bieber's mom didn't let an injury get in the way of making the most of a sun-filled vacation with her son.
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Instead of making the most of a late power play, Stepan drove the knife into a team competing for a top draft pick.
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At least one Costco store in Hawaii has apparently been a target of vacationers making the most of the warehouse club's return policy.
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The model continued making the most of her milestone by partying in Las Vegas with boyfriend Scott Disick and her friends on Saturday.
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"Making the most of it" could mean using the platform to say something important, or simply just giving a belter of a performance.
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Business Insider asked Costco employees to share their top tips for saving money and making the most of your experience at the store.
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Try following free YouTube workouts at home, walking, biking, or hiking outside, making the most of training apps, or joining a running club.
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Try following free YouTube workouts at home, walking, biking or hiking outside, making the most of training apps or joining a running club.
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That choreography traveled restlessly from side to side (or front to back, depending on your vantage point), making the most of its confines.
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The ability to shed an opponent's attention and focus is a unique superpower, and Nikola Jokic is making the most of getting lost.
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While there's a charm in sticking to your roots, there's also a hard road ahead toward making the most of your new means.
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Making the most of a new rule on writing off depreciable property, for instance, might require an ability to travel back in time.
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And it offered them tips for "making the most of your marketplace participation during this open enrollment period," which runs through Dec. 15.
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Guilt that I'm not making the most of the chance to continue my education by being unable to devote myself to it entirely.
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Nadal said the key was to toppling an opponent like Cilic was holding serve and making the most of his opportunities when receiving.
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Try following free YouTube workouts at home, walking, biking, or hiking outside, making the most of training apps or joining a running club.
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If you feel like your work day goes by too quickly, it could be that you're not making the most of your time.
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On the other hand, he does have Vincent D'Onofrio: a mountainous figure squeezed into a shrunken role, and making the most of it.
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It doesn't seem to be sour grapes, though ... because Hunter told us he's proud of Monica for making the most of the situation.
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He's currently out of the stock market, not because it's too volatile, but because it stops him making the most of that volatility.
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Surf schools have opened up, and you're likely to see kitesurfers and windsurfers making the most of the Atlantic breezes wherever you go.
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Based on what Gandalf said about making the most of the time we are given, we think he would be very pleased as well.
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At least one Costco store in Hawaii has apparently been a target of vacationers making the most of the warehouse club's lenient return policy.
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With the simulator and the app, you have a pretty good shot of making the most of wherever you are when the eclipse happens.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, broke it down for us.
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Mansugyo cafe is buzzing with people enjoying the seven different kinds of beer on offer and making the most of a rare day off.
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Kate Middleton has said that Wimbledon is a "quintessential part of English summer," and her sister Pippa Middleton is making the most of it!
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Paltrow looks to be making the most of the family getaway, as she's been snapping up a storm of her stay in Buenos Aires.
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"Physically speaking I will never be the same (which isn't a bad thing) and I'm making the most of what I've got," she said.
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Although the athlete understands why the photo created controversy, she says that the duo were just making the most of their unique Olympic experience.
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In much of the Northeast, lifeguard stands are the province of youth, teenagers and college students making the most of a break between semesters.
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It's a collection of euphoric photos of town fairs, partying TV starlets turned politicians, and (partially) naked people making the most of their summer.
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Jarrod Saltalamacchia is making the most of his hits while seeing time in place of injured catcher James McCann in the Detroit Tigers' lineup.
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Carter is making the most of his 12 hits on the season - four have left the park and five have gone for doubles. 3.
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Penguins clobber Capitals to take 2-0 series lead WASHINGTON — The Pittsburgh Penguins are making the most of their opportunities against the Washington Capitals.
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On Monday night Iceland became the story of Euro 2016 and they have certainly been adept at making the most of what they have.
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But Ms. Rogen has a lot of good sense as a director, making the most of the floating-amusement-park atmosphere of cruise ships.
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We're seeing a lot of young guys that are making the most of these opportunities, whether it's the opener or the guy following him.
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While she was making the most of the hotel's facility like the mineral pools, staying there cost her $180 more than her original accommodation.
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And even as the popularity of craft beer continues to rise, Anheuser-Busch InBev is still making the most of its big-name brands.
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Finally, try this exercise, created by the journalist Andrew Revkin for his graduate class in making the most of online communication at Pace University.
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Experts say it's also about making the most of what you have: Build up savings accounts, pay down debt and reduce dependency on credit.
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We checked out what scientists and other experts had to say about making the most of the first few minutes after you wake up.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (Vt.) have been making the most of the time they have by dispatching surrogates to fill the gaps.
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Because of this, astronauts have a unique opportunity to capture views of Earth from above, and Williams has been making the most of it.
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India has been making the most of its position as one of the world's biggest energy consumers to strike better bargains for its companies.
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He kept up a frantic schedule of stops ahead of the primary, making the most of his free media coverage and grinning for the camera.
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She is obviously making the most of her time at the BIP resort, and can be seen making out with several of the male participants.
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Every single trainer we spoke to had the same advice for making the most of your time at the gym: Go in with a plan.
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Much like he does during "Festivus," Rand Paul is making the most of the holiday, sharing his plans for the new year in a tweetstorm.
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Since then, it has evolved into a digital platform that reaches millions of people and offers tips and strategies for making the most of travel.
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While he's happy to see her, there's part of him that looks down on the life she lives, making the most of her new circumstances.
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Either way, Past Spicer was shocked that the band or song or what have you weren't making the most of their time on this platform.
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Now aged 215, he has his sights set on making the most of football's main event when it rolls into town in four years' time.
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Ahead, Spira and Robyn Exton, co-founder of queer dating app HER, give their tips for making the most of your apps while you're traveling.
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And making the most of its bricks-and-mortar stores, it has more than 347.63,700 grocery pickup locations for online orders across the United States.
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It's a heartwarming — and heart-wrenching — story, and we have a feeling these newlyweds will be making the most of whatever time they have together.
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But on Sunday, Williams made a strong case for the top job through the rest of the season, making the most of his 12 carries.
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At 33, Mr. Beasley is quite young to get the museum's eighth-floor space all to himself, and he is making the most of it.
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The kids we meet all take a first step toward making the most of school: finding the bravery to tell their own stories out loud.
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Kyle Egan, a New York City real-estate agent with Douglas Elliman, told Business Insider that he's been making the most of the current situation.
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The color is jewel-like, making the most of its gouache medium, and I was happily lost in the melting topographies and odd architectural structures.
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If your retirement money is spread across different types of accounts, you might want to see if your investments are making the most of that.
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The 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder comes on boost around 2000 rpm, pulling strong to the redline and making the most of its 53 horses.
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So here's what you can expect from your new life post-Megxit, plus some insider tips for making the most of your new life abroad.
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The task of translating this upswell into a movement for winning power falls to the Democratic Party, which is not making the most of the moment.
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Donald Trump is making the most of his Paris trip: touring a museum, dining with the French president, and complimenting the physique of said president's wife.
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Willow has also been making the most of her time during her mother's rehearsals by selling candy backstage to try to raise money for hurricane relief.
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"They've got an unprecedented level of support from Washington right now and seem to be making the most of it," said a diplomat in the region.
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But opting for the Cabrio, and making the most of the Smart's special selling point, starts to get out of control, starting from $28,850 before incentives.
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The results have not always lived up to the elevated expectations, but the signs, so far, are that Hull is making the most of its opportunity.
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Chinese airlines are also now making the most of their location, and the largesse of the state, to offer connections to destinations beyond their home market.
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Both buddies have been making the most of their time in Miami, where Pippen used to live full-time with husband Scottie and their four kids.
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DARPA notes that the robots are "always exploring and making the most of the current situation" to gather information and keep an eye on their surroundings.
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KD was making the most of the occasion ... taking shots, and spending a lot of time talking and seeming to have fun with model Jocelyn Chew.
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People like retiree Zhu Yinghua and businessman Huang Honghui are making the most of the leisure and business opportunities provided by the region's increasing air traffic.
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Travelling across North London and back in time to the late nineties, and we find another ageing returnee making the most of a short-term loan.
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So projects like this — which go beyond gaming to democratize access to information and education — will be key to making the most of virtual reality's potential.
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Tekashi69 is making the most of his new lease on life, celebrating his daughter's birthday only hours after avoiding jail time in his child sex case.
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We're assured that the 70 person crew is making the most of their time in port, working on training and certifications and other assorted boat stuff.
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"I couldn't have known that stage four cancer was waiting for me, but I'm making the most of the limited time we all have," she said.
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Turns out they are more preoccupied with making the most of their remaining, brief visit to this planet than with all the hoopla surrounding hair color.
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Making the most of his limited budget, not unusual for the prolific Fessenden, he has produced possibly his most coherent and visually polished work to date.
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After dark it's a riot of families and groups of friends riding the Ferris wheel and the bumper cars and generally making the most of summer.
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One of his earliest acquaintances there was Denis Diderot, a fellow-provincial who was committed to making the most of that decade's relatively free intellectual climate.
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The goal of the players on the side of law becomes less about preventing murders as making the most of the deaths to further the investigation.
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Body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, broke down her response to the reporter for us.
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Teresa Giudice and her family have been making the most of their summer, and the Real Housewives of New Jersey star is documenting their outings on Instagram.
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It can feel nearly impossible to fit in frequent, uninterrupted family time, so I've learned to embrace making the most of the time we do have together.
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Cigarette makers are making the most of this, tying up with small retailers and rewarding them for in-store promotion of products, the anti-smoking groups said.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoChances are you've signed up to at least one streaming service—but are you making the most of the best-quality music on offer?
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With a constantly changing menu of seasonal British food making the most of local Norfolk produce, the homemade bread is a must-try at this elegant restaurant.
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What all of these numbers ultimately add up to is a formidably capable camera that I'm not sure I've come close to making the most of yet.
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She always makes unexpected fashion choices (down to her clutch and mani coordination), but it's pretty safe to say she's making the most of it this season.
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These young companies are still moving into everything from lending to mobile payments to financial advising, making the most of consumers' changing behavior and attachment to smartphones.
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It's a lone existence working in Australia's barren outback, so we can't blame these two workers for making the most of it, again, with this glorious performance.
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To begin making the most of their recess time, every member of Congress ought to visit at least one Hispanic-owned business between now and April 24.
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But instead of making the most of his new-found fame, Diaz has not fought since, blaming the UFC for his three-year absence from the octagon.
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Indeed, they're set to display Android, apps, and content at 1080p FHD-plus resolution by default rather than making the most of the screen's 1440p WQHD resolution.
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As Sri Lanka is hit with more disasters, from droughts to floods to landslides, making the most of the tools will be key curbing losses, experts say.
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The next day, with the sun out and the deer cleared, Corsa lets me slice down the coast, making the most of the twin-turbocharged V8 engine.
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"She believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," her spokesman told reporters.
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By their nature, adolescents aren't always on board with our plans for making the most of family time and they aren't always in the mood to chat.
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That means the veteran Dwight Freeney making the most of his situational downs, and Vic Beasley, the N.F.L. sacks leader, getting his first takedown of the postseason.
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Well, Business Insider spoke with a number of current and former Panera Bread employees who have some tips on making the most of your next Panera run.
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More recently Chinese shoppers have avoided Japan because of currency strength, but the U.K. is being favored by tourists making the most of a sharp drop in sterling.
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He describes how he reveres democratic tradition of temporarily taking up residence and making the most of the four or eight years a president gets to live there.
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Kamala Harris eviscerated Attorney General William Barr on his handling of the Mueller report last week, making the most of her seven minutes with an impressive prosecutorial performance.
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We doubt Omarosa would say she's glad she got fired -- hell, she won't even admit she was -- but she's definitely making the most of her newfound free time.
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The two seem to be making the most of living in separate cities for now — or perhaps these trips are helping them decide where they'll eventually settle down.
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"AGOA is an excellent opportunity but we aren't making the most of it, mainly due to a lack of knowledge about it," Beninois agribusinessman Sylvain Adewoussi told Reuters.
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Brian Kelly, founder of Brian Kelly Capital and trader on CNBC's "Fast Money," says investors aren't making the most of their money when they buy mega-tech stocks.
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However, as the offering continues to expand — and become much more luxurious — it's not just the up-and-coming techies who are making the most of shared offices.
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The recently reunited couple are making the most of their time in Japan, taking in the cherry blossoms and sampling the local chicken nuggets — a lot of 'em.
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Abbottabad, Pakistan (CNN)With a couple of software projects on the go, Sohaib Athar was making the most of the late-night calm to get some work done.
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The company has proven itself adept at making the most of the hit game, to be sure, spawning years of sequels, merchandise galore, and even a blockbuster movie.
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And yes, that means making the most of the root veggies and hearty greens that grow throughout the winter, which on the farm means preparation all year round.
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Jóhannsson, who died of an accidental drug overdose this past February, specialized in making the most of avant-garde composition methods and unusual timbres in his film scores.
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In a fight for his own political life, under indictment for corruption and facing new elections in March, Netanyahu has been making the most of this week's events.
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Making the Most of a Tiny Kitchen on a Tiny Budget Even if you have no room to expand, there are ways to make your kitchen feel bigger.
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A share-based deal would solve both problems, handing ThaiBev a slice of synergies created by making the most of Budweiser's international distribution networks, plus other brands too.
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In my View 20 tests, however, Honor's "AI Ultra Clarity" mode excels at making the most of the resolution, descrambling the sensor's unusual color filter to unlock extra detail.
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"I look forward to making the most of this opportunity so that we have the chance to heal the wounds between the North and the South," Mr. Kim added.
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Alas, the vote-hungry politicians, stodgy bureaucrats, dreamy professors and opportunistic middlemen who often end up steering policy do not always succeed in making the most of scarce resources.
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Ahead, body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, gives us an inside look at Ivanka and Tiffany's relationship.
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"We have gotten to the point this season where we've talked about making the most of opportunities, and we're just not getting it done," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Whether the Proud Boys are in violation of Facebook's unevenly enforced and sometimes secretive policies or not, the organization is making the most of its time on the platform.
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While you're busy Facebook stalking back at work ... Rita Ora is making the most of her New Year while still on vacation ... and we can't help but be jealous!
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School officials shared photos of the students on Twitter, showing the children making the most of their time at the school, watching movies, playing games and eating ice cream.
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Apple Pay did just launch in Japan, and it is actually kind of a big deal, so I can't blame Apple for making the most of a fortuitous situation.
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Novogratz has certainly been making the most of the speculative bubble to rebuild his fortune, but he claims to be invested in the utopian aspects of blockchain as well.
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In lieu of having the sort of grandkids who eat mashed peas and watch Sesame Street, Mr. Swift is making the most of his time with Mer and Liv.
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Berque emphasized that the players, who have only four years to compete in college, should not let the unexpected events distract them from making the most of their experience.
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By making the most of the first seven seconds, you&aposll quickly establish your A.C.T. — being authentic, making a connection, and giving others a taste of who you are.
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The New York Yankees finish up the season with a boatload of home games and it looks as if they intend on making the most of the favorable stretch.
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"What is stunningly obvious is that she is posing for still photos," said Wood, who is the author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma.
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If you're making the most of this feature, it means you never need to remember your passwords, craft them yourself, or even know what they are in the first place.
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Body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, says that his conduct in the interview said volumes about his past.
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French figure skater Maé-Bérénice Méité is making the most of the new rule that allows skaters to use music with lyrics at the Olympics for the first time ever.
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Selena Gomez isn't the only one making the most of her relationship drama on the style front, and honestly, we're not mad if this becomes a bit of a trend.
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Now that you've gotten over the excitement of WhatsApp scrapping its $1 annual fee, you're probably wondering how you can start making the most of the Facebook-owned messaging app.
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The Classics, by reducing the weight to more humane levels, are truly making the most of the design, and they achieve a huge upgrade in comfort from both preceding models.
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But what Lucid is doing is pushing boundaries on the concept of proportion and dimension, like a well-designed New York apartment, making the most of the space people inhabit.
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Philadelphia OF Aaron Altherr is making the most of consistent playing time in place of injured Howie Kendrick, collecting both a hit and a run in eight straight contests. 3.
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Her focus now is on making the most of the window the ruling provides: allowing her to try to qualify for next month's Olympics without having to change her body.
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Students from the Princeton Review's survey said that making the most of the university's outdoor-friendly campus is necessary because the closest metropolitan area, Nashville, is about an hour away.
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It's never too early or too late to start saving and making the most of your money, so you have it for a rainy day and to secure your future.
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For Julia Haney Montanez, an interior designer living alone for the first time in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, purging is the first step to making the most of what you have.
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Despite Microsoft's lineage as a software company, and as a brand not exactly synonymous with good design, it was making the most of its late start in the hardware business.
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People are going start to fear that if they're not making the most of themselves or being sufficiently productive in their later days, they're going to be looked down on.
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The director Michael Chaves, making the most of his silkily mobile, at times predatory camera (he likes to shift the point of view mid-prowl) delivers the horror classics nicely.
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It's also very well acted, with Ms. Lynskey (so good in the short-lived and sharply poignant HBO series "Togetherness") making the most of her rather gullible, New Agey character.
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Ryanair is making the most of Charleroi, around 30 miles (48 km) from the Belgian capital and the site of the low-cost Irish carrier's first base in continental Europe.
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Canadian cannabis companies, however, can earn a slot on major U.S. exchanges because they are not subject to the federal ban — and some have been making the most of that access.
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We are indeed in a moment of instability and profound change, and what's happening in Detroit, Tulsa, and other cities shows me how younger Americans are making the most of it.
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Spicer, who agreed to stay on several weeks to oversee the transition in the press office, certainly seems to be making the most of his final days in the White House.
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These crazy kids have come a long way together — and it looks like they're both making the most of being at the maesters' Citadel in Oldtown with a little study time.
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The 30-year-old is making the most of the Devils' 213th-ranked offense this season, with his 28 saves being just enough in a 2-1 overtime victory over Minnesota.
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When it comes to Black Friday, it often pays to be patient, but when you're presented with a 50% discount without a deadline, we recommend making the most of the opportunity.
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In the decades we have been the steward of this grant, we have become experts at making the most of every dollar and making sure our patients have access to care.
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Nearly losing her son during surgery gave Jenn Coolidge a new perspective on life; our time on this Earth is short, so it's time we start making the most of it.
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While many ice cream vans were out making the most of the nation's frozen dessert cravings yesterday, one vendor from the Midlands found themselves stuck in a tailback on the M6.
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Dinho has been at the facility for about two weeks ... but he's clearly making the most of it -- because the dude joined a soccer league with other inmates and CRUSHED it.
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Whether the dual appearance is divine providence or a mere coincidence, officials at St. Patrick's are making the most of the lineup and turning them into something of a double feature.
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Blue Buffalo and Freshpet are representative of the success of pet food, the industry's leading source of revenue, and are making the most of the trend toward natural, locally sourced ingredients.
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Try making the most of this energy by gardening or cooking with the people in your life as a way to work through difficult feelings while doing something productive and positive.
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Meanwhile, Tamara Abdul Hadi's series "Mesopotamian Marshlands" (2018) illustrates the lives of women living simply off the land, making the most of the natural resources that are at risk of exploitation.
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Rather than tell their actual story, they're making the most of the free wine offered at the wedding planners' boutique by spinning a yarn constructed almost entirely out of rom-com clichés.
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Let those of us who remain live and love even more fully than before and experience the deep and lasting joy that accompanies making the most of whatever borrowed time we have.
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Ahead, body language experts Dr. Jack Brown, who is also a physician, and Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, break down Sanders' behavior.
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She's currently making the most of the Big Apple's good weather with her wardrobe decisions, and many of her outfits include the choker trend that she and her friends can't stop wearing.
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Early tracking of deductible expenses can help ensure you're making the most of certain tax breaks, especially those that have thresholds or are limited based on your adjusted gross income, said Rosica.
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Peterson was leading Durham with 10 home runs before the call-up, and he's making the most of another shot in the majors while Colby Rasmus is sidelined with a hip injury.
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There was little to separate Dimitrov and 2016 Wimbledon finalist Raonic in the first set, both players making the most of their big serves and not offering a single break-point opportunity.
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And while it's unclear whether this is real Rio love or a fun game for the two superstar gymnasts, they seem to be making the most of their time competing in Brazil.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, said the difference was that Macron seemed like he was enjoying the gesture.
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At this point, Selena Gomez is content making the most of the rumors she's dating her ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber again, capitalizing on every single are they or aren't they paparazzi shot.
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From the plains of Texas to the streets of India, emus are flapping those tiny wings they do not really have and making the most of wherever it is they find themselves.
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"He's one of the first people in the family to end up making the most of that role," Prince Harry told the BBC's Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70 last week.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, CSN Chicago ABOUT THE 76ERS (10-71): Robert Covington is making the most of a meaningless stretch run as he continues to chuck up a boatload of 2115-pointers.
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ABOUT THE 76ERS (28-49): Rookie guard Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot is making the most of his increased playing time and produced a personal-best 23 points in the loss to the Raptors.
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are making the most of their summer trip abroad, ringing in the actress' 34th birthday with a fun family outing to a restaurant in Hungary's capital city.
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I spoke with those in charge of some of the world's great attractions to glean strategies for making the most of a visit, both substantive improvements and simple beat-the-crowds techniques.
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You can't necessarily build a bunker or even plant a garden when you live in a city, so Cliff focuses a lot of his energy on making the most of small spaces.
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The core performances from Reedus and others like Margaret Qualley and Mads Mikkelsen are roundly excellent, making the most of an awkward script, and the game is all the better for them.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro is making the most of the time he has left before his baby mama gets extended protection for her and their daughter -- and not a second too soon either.
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It had been pouring down rain the days leading up to it, so I figured the people getting off at Tower Hill tube station would be making the most of the weather.
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That's not his only beef with HBO's hit show ... his other issue is all about making the most of his time -- and he's decided to throw it into a different cable sensation.
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We contacted body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, to help us understand what's underneath the silky hair and pageant-ready poses.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, analyzed the body language of both women and told us what we can expect.
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He has been the regular center fielder since late April when Adam Eaton was injured, and Taylor is making the most of his third shot in three years of being an everyday player.
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I wanted to make sure that we weren't just out here working, that we're actually going out in each country and city we're in and having fun and making the most of everything.
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The Clooneys have been making the most of their trip to the south of France this week, with George taking Amal on a food tour of his favorite restaurants in the chic city.
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"The fighting comes in waves and when things eventually quietened down, I saw a group of civilians making the most of a break in gunfire to come out onto the streets," he said.
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To find out what makes Ocasio-Cortez so appealing to her followers, we talked to body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma.
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A so-called 'brain drain' is dimming the economic prospects of some CEE countries, with young people disproportionately making the most of the bloc's freedom of movement in search of better paid jobs.
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Making the most of the fact that lots of twenty-somethings live in actual, multi-story houses (sometimes with little gardens!), there are plenty of makeshift clubs going down in people's living rooms.
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But Burger King is making the most of it and put together a short advertisement highlighting the spine-chilling prospect of your local BK becoming—gasp—a phantom McDonald's that doesn't flame grill.
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Anyone with a vested interest of making the most of their muscles is going to benefit from getting a good muscle pump—a state of affairs Arnold Schwarzenegger once likened to an orgasm.
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"Usually I've got it on my legs and arms, but this time I've got it in my cheeks," she explained, making the most of the 10-second-total critique time for Wednesday's performances.
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Refinery29 spoke with Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, to decode four major moments of Trump and Putin's encounter.
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The Ravens are expected to be one of the most run-heavy teams in the league, and Ingram has plenty of experience making the most of whatever opportunities he gets with the ball.
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The app lets you write offline to perfect your article and then publish the final work when you're ready, making the most of the app's tools for editing text, images and so on.
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Suter is making the most of his fifth stint with the team this season, coming off a six-inning no decision July 21 when he allowed one run on five hits against Philadelphia.
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For starters, Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food and Mission Cantina has a crucial tip for making the most of your leftover turkey—and it involves a sauce as black as this Friday.
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I've come back to this book on my own journey many times, especially for the tax-efficient investing recommendations, and it's worth reading for anyone interested in making the most of their money.
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Geared toward 20- and 30-somethings, the book touches on millennial-specific money issues like making the most of robo-advisers, saving for your first house, and approaching a new type of retirement.
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"Making the most of our food supply has wide-reaching benefits - helping to feed people and save money, water and energy in one fell swoop," NRDC senior scientist Dana Gunders said in a statement.
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But it's how she did it this time that was really interesting, according to Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma.
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But when she's not launching a line of makeup, sunglasses or boutique wines, the actress can be found making the most of her downtime with a few DIY projects or some vintage furniture shopping.
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Apple's effort to get ahead with the technology is the latest evidence of an aggressive approach by the Cupertino-based company to making the most of the technological advances its financial firepower can deliver.
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Public service announcement for those serious about making the most of the rest of summer: Walmart gets it, which is why they're going HAM with these Summer Sale deals on the best outdoor necessities.
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"Very often, he has this look of incredible sadness and even darkness," Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma tells Refinery29.
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According to journalist Steve Fishman, Madoff is making the most of his 150-year prison sentence, claiming that he has "cornered the hot chocolate market" at the Federal Correctional Complex in Butner, North Carolina.
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HTC doesn't usually attend Computex Taipei, but now that it has a hand in the high-end PC game, it's making the most of its rare appearance by conducting several demos at its booth.
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When Andy Cohen asked Anthony Michael Hall on Watch What Happens Live this week which Brat Pack member was making the most of their fame "back in the day," Hall didn't hesitate for long.
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Just as dark Scandinavian crime dramas have enthralled global audiences, Israel has come to specialise in "complex series created in frugal conditions, making the most of them," says Einav Schiff, an Israeli TV critic.
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With that mix in mind, in both making the most of a finite life and limiting regrets related to global climate change, it seems necessary to integrate two seemingly incompatible traits: urgency and patience.
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Anthony Scaramucci is making the most of his 10 days as White House Communications Director, because we've learned he wants to turn his moment in the sun into a TV series or feature film.
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A family of four goes on vacation to the seaside town where the mother, Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o, making the most of her dual role), experienced a childhood trauma, the memory of which remains dim.
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The rookie Michael Porter Jr. is making the most of his recently expanded playing time (due to the team's injuries), averaging 15.5 points a game in his last four contests on 74 percent shooting.
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"This decision will mean we can further modernize our weather forecasting, making the most of new technology and science to bring our audiences an even better service," BBC Weather procurement project director Nigel Charters said.
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Elsewhere, Grigor Dimitrov eliminated sluggish second seed Wawrinka, the Bulgarian making the most of a single break of serve in each set to win 210-212 26-73 and book his berth in the quarters.
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He valued airtime in a way that remains wholly unconventional, particularly in kids programming; he understood that the jamming of "content" or activity into every opportune moment wasn't necessarily making the most of that opportunity.
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The track is a bright and metallic exploration of what the artist calls "cybersoul," making the most of Machinedrum's woozily lush synths and languorous 808s with a slow-rolling, cyborg R&B ode to lust.
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Its elongated and curved AMOLED screen has really nice contrast, and Samsung is making the most of it with some truly appealing watch faces that highlight steps, elevation, and calorie consumption measured during the day.
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Middleton has outplayed both of Toronto's All-Stars in his secondary role, taking advantage of size mismatches in the post, torching the Raptors on cuts, and making the most of the attention going toward Antetokounmpo.
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He was more than a second faster than anyone else in the second session as well, with Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly making the most of the treacherous conditions to take second place on the timesheets.
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Justin and Hailey have been staying at a Beverly Hills hotel ever since, and if the vid of Justin singing in front of the hotel is any indication ... they've been making the most of it.
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Making the most of its international networks, Carnegie imported some of the finest performers active in Europe, including the viola da gamba wizard Jordi Savall and one of his stellar bands, Le Concert des Nations.
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The unlikely pair appear to be making the most of their time together, calling the expedition a "bipartisan road trip" and answering questions along the way as they livestream parts of it on social media.
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Russian steelmakers ramped up production in 2017, making the most of rising prices and demand after a two-year downturn, expecting a further increase in the domestic consumption this year helped by an economic recovery.
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Then I moved to New York and started working in media, so it was all about keeping up with trends, being spontaneous and flexible, and making the most of the city by trying new foods.
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Her customer, 40-year-old hairdresser Tanny Nunes, was making the most of her day off, sunning herself during what she expected would be one of her final days in the sun for a while.
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Her customer, 40-year-old hairdresser Tanny Nunes, was making the most of her day off, sunning herself during what she expected would be one of her final days in the sun for a while.
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There is a lingering feeling that France is not making the most of his resources, a temptation to wonder what this team might achieve, what it might become, with a less conservative, less cautious manager.
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It is a rarity in the venerable America's Cup, too, but the scheduling gap was announced long ago with the intention of making the most of weekend television coverage and the weekend crowds in Bermuda.
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According to Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language and Charisma, Pelosi's actions clearly signal that the act was planned and done very intentionally.
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Making the most of good scoring conditions in the morning, Coetzee started with two birdies and picked up three more shots from the sixth hole to surge ahead as he reached the turn in 31.
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For Davis, that means trying hard on every play, being a more disciplined man-to-man defender, making the most of shoddy point guard play, and leading the New Orleans Pelicans back to the playoffs.
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OF Abraham Almonte isn't eligible to play in the postseason because of an 80-game suspension he served for a positive steroids test, but he's making the most of his playing time in the regular season.
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There's simply nothing better than a lazy weekend afternoon with pals, clinking mimosas, noshing on all the bacon and eggs you can get your hands on, and making the most of those precious days off work.
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We have to be careful and remember that behavioral analysis alone cannot determine somebody's guilt or innocence, says body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma.
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Unsurprisingly, Scholl's knack for making the most of her paper has garnered a robust following of bank account-conscious fans, and she counts over 1 million subscribers on her viral (not to mention genuinely hysterical) channel.
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Offset hit up a casino Saturday night in Puerto Rico, making the most of his vacation and apparent reconciliation with Cardi B. Offset and a friend played craps at the Sheraton Convention Center in San Juan.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (23-2-1): Taylor Hall is making the most of his fresh start in the Garden State as he scored 29 seconds into overtime on Saturday for his third goal in three games.
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Making the most of this bountiful harvest is a common sense way for us to roll back the ravages of climate change and ensure we are taking an active role in being part of the solution.
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The 19-time grand slam champion will next face local favorite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who beat German Jan-Lennard Struff 2-6 23-4 7-6(6), making the most of his wildcard status in Paris.
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Zach Parise answered almost immediately for the Wild, making the most of a Mikael Granlund pass by redirecting a shot past Lehtonen for a power-play goal at the 1:29 mark of the third period.
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With his year in space winding down, Kelly is making the most of his time left in microgravity by showing how conditions on the International Space Station can make for an otherworldly game of ping pong.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, says selfies are a smart choice because they can help a candidate project an image of warmth.
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Firefighters are making the most of a few days of cooler temperatures in the southeast to prepare for the return of heat and wind later this week expected to fan existing blazes and spark new ones.
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This not only provides a spine for the show's various pointy ribs but allows Stanley, making the most of her meatiest role to date, to show how a fine singing actor can deepen pop into drama.
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Working on an hourly basis — where you want, when you want — frees you from punching a time clock and seems a natural fit for a stage of life that's all about making the most of your time.
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It's Saturday so yes, you could be heading out and making the most of the weekend, or — bear with us — you could be staying in and getting the best out of the Amazon August Bank Holiday Sale.
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Body language expert Patti Wood explores the wink in her book SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, focusing not on what it adds to communication, but instead what it takes away: threat.
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Deutsche Telekom is making the most of its large fixed and mobile networks as well as TV content deals to sell bundled packages that are more expensive than single services and tend to keep customers more loyal.
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With dynamic information about sales, pricing and inventory, brands can improve their time to market, inventory control and product design, and retailers can make smarter decisions about their offerings, making the most of confined physical retail spaces.
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This band, boys or not, is making the most of our expanded vocabulary, playing with language to make work that speaks — profoundly and unapologetically — to who they are, where they come from and where they are going.
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What Mr. Barrett, 250, calls maximizing points others call travel hacking, but either way, it's about making the most of reward points offered by credit cards and other loyalty programs to book free or deeply discounted travel.
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Archaeologists at the public body Historic England have been making the most of the hot weather to look for patterns revealing the ancient sites buried below, from Yorkshire in the north down to Cornwall in the southwest.
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And most of the food writing at the time wasn't about making the most of what flavor was available, but about minimizing your time in the kitchen — not, to her mind, what the point of cooking is.
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What's more, it's hard not to empathize with a female character who's making the most of a world that assumes the only thing she has to trade on is her body — either in marriage, or as a mistress.
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The actor and his wife along with their 1-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, have been making the most of their time in the seaside location and were recently joined on the Italian island by his parents.
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When you read books about death, they emphasize the importance of making the most of a loved one's last days and hours, of saying things that need to be said, or doing things that need to be done.
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For a team full of star power and coming off a 100-victory season, the St. Louis Cardinals have received a big boost from a minor-league journeyman making the most of his first foray into the majors.
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Merkel's video, which was posted to her German cabinet, the Bundesregierung's, Facebook page, is only 43 seconds long, but it shows us all we need to know Trudeau and Macron are making the most of their time together.
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The core recommendation is that making the most of life in the workplace is much like many other aspects of life and you need to channel the great words of President Teddy Roosevelt and 'get in the arena.
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Where: Barcelona (March 15, 9-10PM) Hometown: Sapporo, Japan Why: The Secret Songs-affiliated artist recently got her US artist visa, and she's making the most of it by playing not one, but three high-profile SXSW showcases.
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Linemate Austin Watson is making the most of additional ice time in lieu of injuries and recorded his second goal of the season on Sunday while unleashing a season-best five shots on goal versus the Blackhawks. 1.
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While Portland is making the most of a five-game road trip, the Timberwolves are just 2-2 on a five-game homestand that has already featured three of the four teams at the bottom of the Western Conference.
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For Peck—like Kondo—the best method for making the most of your space is really considering how you want your life to look and making right choices to make your ideas and your reality as close as possible.
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He has decided to purchase the iPhone 7 instead, and has been making the most of his first time waiting in line by cherishing his Apple gift card and poking fun at passerbys questioning what the line is for.
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After making a dent in the mess in the yard, it's time to see if her children, three daughters ages 21, 2100, and 2000 and a 21994-year-old boy, are up and making the most of their day.
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While the cast will have to get back to work at Prospect Studios eventually (that's where all of the hospitals operating rooms, hallways, and other interiors are located), at least they are making the most of their work trip.
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And Washington — who clearly relishes sinking his teeth into such an uncharacteristic role for him, making the most of every tic and flourish he can cram into his performance — could have been the perfect moral rock amid the storm.
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Mitchell was quick to respond that the move was part of more of an "ebb and flow" aimed at making the most of the holiday season rather than the mass exit as many in the media had framed it.
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But Catalin Konolos, a construction worker, is rarely home, so he is making the most of a mid-afternoon game of cards before he returns to Luton, a town north of London, for another spell on the building sites.
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As the former travel editor for The Wall Street Journal and a past news director at Travel + Leisure, Sara Clemence knew about making the most of her time in the field, cramming in as much as possible while traveling.
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Making the most of its '90s song score, the series adds to its teen pathos with a relationship between Kate's dad (Patch Darragh), who happens to be the school principal; and Luke's mom (Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako), a flight attendant.
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Around 2,300 firefighters in New South Wales state were making the most of relatively benign conditions by frantically consolidating containment lines around more than 110 blazes and patrolling for lightning strikes, state Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said.
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No one is totally sure what the post-Boogie Kings will look like, but with their two young bigs making the most of their newfound playing time, one can't help but wonder if the rebuilding effort already has two key pieces.
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Effectively the follow-up to the studio's mobile success Monument Valley, it's a puzzle game for the Samsung Gear VR that went through a handful of revisions before it was really making the most of the platform it was destined for.
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Lee Bradbury, the aforementioned Crouch and Scottish livewire Mark Burchill were making the most of the genius available to them, and Prosinečki was weighing in with goals himself, scoring decisively sublime efforts in victories against Crystal Palace and Stockport County.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, tells Refinery29 that the photo was likely a White House selection, a telling point about what Trump is trying to communicate.
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Dutchman Weertman touched out after one hour 51 minutes and 58.5 seconds in the water, making the most of his longer reach to beat Wilimovsky by a mere tenth of a second in a three-man dash for the finish.
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A review of the W-2s you'll attach to your tax return can reveal if you're making the most of workplace benefits, Melissa Labant, director of tax policy and advocacy for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, told CNBC.
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We spoke with body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, who analyzed the part of the conversation where Ivanka talks about how the bill will contribute to global women's empowerment.
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ICYMI, the Obamas got their post-Inauguration vacation started as soon as they could get out of Washington, D.C. And they seem to really be making the most of their trip to Palm Springs and, now, the British Virgin Islands.
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The company's S Health has become quite robust over the last few generations, making the most of onboard sensors like GPS and heart rate, and Samsung Pay brings added utility of paying by scanning your wrist near a card reader.
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Super Mario Run is a beautiful game to look at, making the most of the iPhone's color gamut and graphical capabilities, remaining true to the aesthetics of the original series without delving too far into full-on 8-bit nostalgia.
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It may not be how the show deserved to go, but its creators seem to be making the most of it — this trailer makes it clear that Looking: The Movie intends to ramp things up to an appropriately dramatic conclusion.
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Keeping the wrong credit card at the top of your wallet is like being in a bad relationship: You're stuck giving more than you get, making the most of the terrible terms and defending your choices to your family and friends.
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According to a study last month in Scientific Reports, wild parrots across the world also waste food — an unusual and confusing habit in the animal kingdom, where making the most of a meal is generally an important part of survival.
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By becoming the best versions of ourselves and making the most of the opportunities with which we are blessed, we are honoring the wisdom and love he passed on to us, and preparing ourselves to become worthy guardians of the realm.
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I've avoided nights out knowing the venue isn't air-conditioned, and I've avoided introducing myself to guys I've liked or making the most of a networking opportunity, all because I can't make eye contact when my face begins to perspire.
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Read more: How to earn the Southwest Companion PassOnce you've earned the Companion Pass, you'll want to be sure you're making the most of it, stretching the value of your dollars and your points used to book travel on Southwest.
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Introduced as a lad cavorting with his plush pals, Christopher is quickly shown getting shipped off to boarding school, growing up into Ewan McGregor and getting married (Hayley Atwell plays his wife, making the most of a relatively small role).
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That mission likely has something to do with meeting your own needs (after all, your vagina has probably missed you) as well as making the most of self-pleasure time (you haven't been practicing your Kegels all week for nothing!).
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Making the most of these trends, Dirty Bones, "an American restaurant and cocktail lounge in London," according to its website, created a menu of particularly photogenic food and drinks at its Denham Street location in the Soho neighborhood of London.
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Some of the best-known riders in professional road cycling have been making the most of the their unexpected spare time to lead out 'virtual' rides on Zwift's fictionalised Watopia course as amateurs join in from their home-based exercise bikes.
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Some of the best-known riders in professional road cycling have been making the most of the their unexpected spare time to lead out 'virtual' rides on Zwift's fictionalised Watopia course as amateurs join in from their home-based exercise bikes.
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Sources tell us the rapper's making the most of downtime in the middle of his Hndrxx World Tour -- and he was into it ... even taking time to pump up his 3-year-old son for a spin on the carousel.
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"We are witnessing climate change that is happening fast, and we do want to outpace it by making the most of our efforts at Snowflake," said Yury Vasiliev, executive director of the MIPT Institute of Arctic Technologies, in an email.
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But while the Food and Drug Administration weighs plans to cut nicotine in cigarettes, making them less addictive, Big Tobacco has been making the most of the time it still has using social networks to promote its brands around the world.
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He is making the most of his opportunity, unapologetically attacking the signature accomplishment of one of Mr. Trump's most nettlesome enemies, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and taking on the other Democratic legislators outraged by his efforts to gut the bureau.
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Kris Versteeg, who has been sidelined since suffering a foot injury while blocking a shot on March 19 against Boston, is unsure when he will return to the lineup but is making the most of his time on the sidelines.
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But if you think about all the places you're writing at work, whether you are making software as we do at our company or you're making T-shirts, the thing you're actually probably making the most of every day is words.
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And many famous faces are making the most of the long weekend, too: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are vacationing in Thailand with their kids, Rachel Lindsay is on her honeymoon, and countless more are sharing shots from the beach.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba is deploying oxen to replace tractors, using wood instead of gas at many state bakeries and advising citizens to save electricity by making the most of daylight as it grapples with an acute fuel shortage amid U.S. sanctions.
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Whether you are making the most of this last week of precious family time, or counting down the clock until normality resumes, we can surely all agree that the summer of 2018 was one that will live long in memory.
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He shot impeccably and skied brilliantly in the relay, making the most of errors by his opponents as he swept to victory, waving the tricolor flag as he skated across the line and into the arms of his waiting team mates.
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They could certainly be of use here, making the most of his length against Aldo and beating Aldo's favourite right round kick to the mark and convincing Aldo to push in to avoid having his knee stomped on for rounds at range.
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Patti Wood, body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, said she thinks voters will absolutely care about Klobuchar's treatment of staff, and that they will, unfortunately, care more because she's a woman.
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An insider told PEOPLE that Affleck is committed to making the most of family time with his kids — daughters Violet, 12, and Seraphina, 9, and son Samuel, 6 — with estranged wife Jennifer Garner, 46, who have not yet been introduced to Shookus.
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Without further ado, let's dive in to a list of all the Bollywood nods in La La Land: The vivacious opening number shows hundreds of Los Angeles commuters making the most of a mundane morning and dancing on top of their stopped cars.
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"The reason why we are fascinated by them is because they are so likable, and their love is so real," Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma tells Refinery29.
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But making the most of the opportunities will require us to look much further than the quarterly earnings cycle and become consistent, long-term supporters of the science and the scientists who have the potential to change the world for the better.
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Journalists, environmentalists, former and current agency officials, any and everyone with a story to tell, need to get word out about the constraints, corruption, and their fallout, making the most of all tools at hand, from marches to digital and social media.
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The initiative is one of several in Sao Paulo where major firms are making the most of a tech-savvy subculture — and a slump in the commercial real estate market — to create branded spaces for innovation in Latin America's biggest business hub.
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The presidential memorandum does not allot new government spending but instead will be focused on "making the most of federal investments" including targeted incentives, private sector efforts and philanthropy with the goal of supporting cancer research and enabling progress in treatment and care.
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And making the most of its bricks-and-mortar stores, it has more than 2,700 grocery pickup locations for online orders across the U.S. Walmart's profits in the latest quarter topped Wall Street estimates, and the company said e-commerce sales surged 37%.
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We'll chat about how these startups are leveraging network effects to get people onto their platforms, how they're making the most of the technology while not promoting gimmicks and how they're thinking about their future success in an industry essentially owned by Facebook.
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For my fall graduate course aimed at making the most of online communication, I created a standing assignment called a "Backtrack Journal," in which students (and their professor) occasionally trace how some interesting insight or communication innovation made it to their screens.
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It was around this time that I was roused from the third of my somnolent excursions to contemplate something else about Grouper's music and really the world at large: The secret, above all, to making the most of it is paying attention.
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Journalists, environmentalists, former and current agency officials, any and everyone with a story to tell, need to get word out about the coming cuts, corruption, and their fallout, making the most of all tools at hand, from marches to digital and social media.
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He then set a tone for the game with physical play under the basket, extending possessions with three offensive rebounds and making the most of his playing time, which had been reduced as he struggled in the first three games of the finals.
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The smile on his face as he clinched victory, and the grin and thumbs-up gestures he waved around the court as he left the arena showed this is one tennis player who is intent on making the most of a second chance.
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Kyle's definitely making the most of his night off in the Big Apple ... the Lakers are in town to play the Knicks Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden, fresh off a shellacking at the hands of the rival Celtics Monday night in Boston.
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Issuers are making the most of the strong market backdrop and looking to avoid a repeat of 2016 when the European bond market was disrupted several times as unexpected political turns made investors nervous and caused pricing technicals to swing out of favour.
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This year, celebs like Nick Jonas and Daniel Radcliffe are making the most of their time in the snowy small town by rubbing elbows with their fans and hitting up the festival's biggest parties and PEOPLE was there to capture all the fun moments.
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IBM is also making the most of being featured in the Oscar-nominated movie Hidden Figures, which tells the true story of three African-American women working at NASA in the 1960s, overcoming racism and sexism to help send astronaut John Glenn into space.
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" He also sought to reassure investors about the company's prospects, saying "we are going through a period of deep crisis and transformation but we are making the most of this period and looking at it as a big opportunity to re-design the company.
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Body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, told Refinery29 that it actually probably stems from Ivanka's relationship with her dad, a super-close bond that's been the subject of a lot of coverage.
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This year, celebrities like John Legend, Jon Hamm and more are making the most of their time in the snowy small town by rubbing elbows with their fans and hitting up the festival's biggest parties – and PEOPLE is there to capture all the fun moments.
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This year, celebs like Nick Jonas and Daniel Radcliffe are making the most of their time in the snowy small town by rubbing elbows with their fans and hitting up the festival's biggest parties – and PEOPLE has been there to capture all the fun moments.
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All of which confirms that as ambitious as her agenda is, Clinton is, at root, a pragmatist who is focused on making the most of the current political atmosphere rather than pinning her hopes on transforming that atmosphere to make more expansive change possible.
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Whether it's a beach bum's drive to the closest shoreline bonfire, a foodie's subway ride to the local park picnic, or a thrill-seeker's state park hike, we have these solo to group celebration answers and more for making the most of the midweek holiday.
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Body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, noticed that in many of the photos where they are holding hands, Ivanka is the one leading, suggesting that she has the upper hand in the relationship.
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Since we don't see them traveling together much, we decided to call up our body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, to ask whether anything is different about their on-the-road style.
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"The reason why we are fascinated by them is because they are so likable, and their love is so real," Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma told Refinery29 earlier this year.
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"Keeping the wrong credit card at the top of your wallet is like being in a bad relationship: You're stuck giving more than you get, making the most of the terrible terms and defending your choices to your family and friends, " as NerdWallet explains.
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"The prime minister has been very clear ... that the British people have made their decision and we are now going to get on with that, with taking the UK out of the EU and on making the most of the opportunities ahead," the spokeswoman said.
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"A strong core is built not just on creating and making the most of external opportunities but also by managing internal cost and investments to ensure a highly efficient lean approach," Chief Executive Tim Wentworth said on a conference call with investors following the announcement.
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If I expanded it, I would include "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham (Collins Business Essentials, $8); "Stocks for the Long Run" by Jeremy J. Siegel (McGraw-Hill, $40) and "Making the Most of Your Money Now" by Jane Bryant Quinn (Simon & Schuster, $35).
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Ariza has a lot of experience making the most of her possessions: Not only does she earn extra money renting her car, she also rents out part of her garage to another classic car owner and the second bedroom and basement in her house.
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Making the most of a limited budget and two strong female leads, Mr. Anvari turns the everyday into the otherworldly using a medley of genre tricks, though mostly through the bracing idea that the Iranian revolution is itself a horror tale haunting one and all.
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From vacationing in exotic locations, to dancing at a Beyoncé-Jay Z concert, to negotiating a Netflix deal, Obama has been making the most of his post-presidency — and it's hard not to feel a little nostalgic for the eight years he was in office.
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Macron is keen to sign more trade and investment deals, but wary of giving too much away to China, a country that has been roundly criticized for not opening up its own markets to investment and trade while making the most of openness elsewhere.
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As I got older, I started to understand that saving for retirement is a form of self-careGetting older made it easier for me to envision a future in which I would be making the most of the money I saved when I was younger.
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Carlos Asuaje is making the most of his second stint with the team this season, as the 25-year-old Venezuelan is 7-for-14 over his last four games after recording his third multi-hit performance (3-for-4) in that span in the victory.
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Celebs like Nick Jonas, John Legend, Ellen Page and more are making the most of their time in the snowy small town by rubbing elbows with their fans and hitting up the festival's biggest parties – and PEOPLE has been there to capture all the fun moments.
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The warring parties were apparently making the most of their last few hours of fighting on Friday, with heavy shelling reported to have hit rebel-held areas to the east of Damascus, and clashes between rebels and government forces taking place in the northwestern province of Latakia.
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The Jewish stand-up comedian who turned a drunken screed against her cheating husband into a budding career in comedy and the mole woman who's intent on making the most of a world she was deprived of for 15 years both anchor shows that are fundamentally optimistic.
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"It may not be necessarily at the end of your vacation — ideally, you're making the most of vacation — but on your first day back, maybe you can carve out time on your calendar to catch up on email or look at deadlines that are waiting," he says.
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Uber is smart to start making the most of the other side of its two-sided marketplace with these new developer tools, both in terms of further capitalizing on a sizeable resource and in terms of building an ecosystem that could lead to more loyal service providers.
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"On a clear day, you could see Bear Mountain," said Ms. Quinn, 76, who is the author of "Making the Most of Your Money Now" and the just-published "How to Make Your Money Last" (Simon & Schuster), and who was a columnist for Newsweek for years.
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Sensors placed on aircraft equipment and systems could provide a wealth of data that could help to speed up production and ensure better performance of parts, but planemakers and suppliers, struggling to cope with a backlog of orders, are not yet making the most of it.
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Even if you can't catch some quick Z's, just walking around a bit can help get you back on track: "Standing up and moving around improves blood flow to the brain, which enhances cognition," wrote Phyllis Korkki in our guide on making the most of your workday.
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She was, however, the star of the sedate Triple Concerto, effortless and authoritative among her fellow soloists: Yefim Bronfman, making the most of an unremarkable piano part, and the veteran cellist Lynn Harrell, whose technique repeatedly slipped with crunching bow strokes, imprecise intonation and a tired legato.
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When he left the group to embark on a solo career, most of us expected that he'd be making the most of that sweet, sweet falsetto, and hoped for an album made up of the sort of R&B slow jamz that would make Usher blush.
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Under the unified rules of MMA the front headlock and its sister grips have been neutered somewhat so it's always nice to see someone making the most of it over in ONE FC. Marlon Moraes defended his WSOF bantamweight title by first round knockout against Joseph Barajas.
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"It was very clear that she was prepared ... She was deliberate and forceful — but not rude, which was distinctly different from a lot of the Republican representatives who yelled and screamed," Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, told Refinery29.
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That's why former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is making the most of this 100% real breakup playlist, and with good reason — it's perfect for the brokenhearted lover who lied and defended months of unconscionable bullshit before finally resigning over a new hire he did not like.
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Maroon 5 (along with fellow entertainers Travis Scott and Big Boi) may have taken some heat for their decision to perform during the Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show, but that didn't stop the Songs About Jane frontman from making the most of his time during his 13-minute set.
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Additionally, Apple announced a new Material Recovery Lab in Austin, Texas, which will work to develop new recycling processes to improve on its existing recycling efforts so that Apple can make sure that it's making the most of each phone and as little goes to waste as possible.
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Go deeper: Read the full report Retail inequality: Tribal shopping The next five years of Amazon Retail's risky obsession with wealthy millennials The store of the future is a supermarket Indie bookstores flourish in an Amazon world Generics are the new brands Making the most of dead shopping malls
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Paired with Dion Waiters in the backcourt and surrounded by shooters like Luke Babbitt and Wayne Ellington, and with James Johnson making the most of his minutes off the bench and the sneaky good big man Willie Reed stepping in for the injured Whiteside, Dragic's Heat have blitzed opponents.
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The actor and his wife along with their 1-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, have been making the most of their time in the seaside location and were recently joined on the Italian island by his parents — who no doubt are helping out by doing some babysitting.
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Earlier this year, Patti Wood, the author of SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, and Blanca Cobb, behind Methods of the Masters, analysed photographs of the Queen and her Prince over time — and told Good Housekeeping that little has changed over the years.
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After 30 seconds I fell in love with the man giving the tutorial, even though only his hands were visible; the agility of his fingers, the calm of his voice, the passion he felt for something so pure as educating others on making the most of their new toy.
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By the start of 2009 Rubinstein was on stage at CES to announce the Palm Pre: A high-gloss, pebble-shaped slider smartphone which deployed multiple gestures in the UI making the most of a touch-sensitive area that extended below the display and onto the bezel itself.
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The company is making the most of carrier aggregation (a feature that bonds together bands of spectrum to create a wider lane that allows more data traffic to travel at higher rates) and boosting capacity in its 1.9 GHz cell sites around the National Mall and DC Metro stations.
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The last volume of Mr. Magee's memoir, "Making the Most of It," was published in 2018, ending a trilogy of autobiographies that began with "Clouds of Glory: A Hoxton Childhood" in 2003 and included "Growing Up in a War," which won the J. R. Ackerley Prize for autobiography.
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The Sonos ecosystem is a great, easy to use, premium-feel means of making the most of Apple's music and video streaming services (and brand new games subscription offering), all of which are more important than ever to the company as it diversifies from its monolithic iPhone business.
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While Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent are busy sizing each other up, Diana is making the most of her metahuman life — traveling abroad, withdrawing piles of money from ATMs across the world, attending fabulous parties, going to museums, and probably taking a SoulCycle class when she gets bored.
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"The PM has set out on a number of occasions why she believes that expanding Heathrow is the right decision for Britain and that she believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," the spokesman told reporters.
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The cute moment comes recently after the mom of two shared a glimpse of her older child making the most of a time-out session, turning the bathroom into a pop-up pampering retreat by using multiple towels, a pillow and even what looked like toilet paper for an eye mask.
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For me, it comes down to flexibility, whether it's not having gear get in the way as I'msnapping away, or having the ability to board a flight last and not worry about finding a spot for my luggage — making the most of some last-minute work time at the gate, instead.
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Read more: A Lowe's executive explains how the home-improvement retailer is making the most of its partnership with the NFLThe Colorado-based company boasts 57 franchisees across 23 states, employing a workforce of 250 people ready to help out customers with carpentry, flooring, painting, and other home-improvement services.
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While the parks in the path have been making the most of the eclipse — planning special events and festivals, and raising awareness about their offerings — Monday will also be a major test of their ability to handle big crowds at a time when they're already strained by record numbers of visitors.
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While Perth's city center, on a bend in the neck of the Swan River, certainly has some worthwhile attractions for any budget-conscious traveler, getting the most out of Perth means getting outside — that is, exploring the outskirts of the city as well as making the most of the natural surroundings.
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Most fun is making the most of my waiting time at airports, approaching strangers seated at restaurants and gates and making a pitch for the project—you follow the collection into the world... You mention on your website that you see this as a small and popular form of resistance.
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Despite the vitriol that shows up in her replies, Heard is making the most of her digital soapbox — where she collectively has 22018 million followers across Instagram and Twitter — by drawing attention to causes about which she is passionate, including LGBTQ rights, aid for Syrian refugees, and the plight of migrants at the U.S. border.
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Nintendo's biggest asset is its core, owned games, which include the Mario and Pokémon franchises, among others, and it's doing an amazing job of not only leveraging those for upcoming titles, but also making the most of its back catalog and the ecosystem available via mobile platforms to renew interest and extend its brand.
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If, as some fear, the alternative after Helsinki is Trump unilaterally revoking some sanctions against Russia for nothing in return, all while dismissing Crimea as a fait accompli, then insisting on a resolution to the decades-long Kuril Islands dispute instead is clearly the better option for making the most of U.S. leverage abroad.
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The most important recommendations focus on making the most of the data the government already collects by giving qualified researchers, including academics as well as evaluation experts within government, greater access to data from government programs and surveys, while at the same time strengthening privacy protections to ensure that those data are not misused.
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Many of the 2020 candidates, who are in Atlanta this week for Wednesday's debate, either visited the state last year or are making the most of the Democratic National Committee's decision to bring the primary down south -- with a handful either turning up early or sticking around late to immerse themselves in the local politics.
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It's Black Friday again and while scenes of collective hysteria in stores seem to be a thing of the past, there has been a surge in online sales in the UK. People appear to be making the most of bargain prices that were agreed before the EU referendum and subsequent slump in the the value of the pound.
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Windstream in its filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York said its business performance will be critical to making the most of its estate's value and the total cost of the proposed incentives in its key employee incentive program, or KEIP, would be at or below levels for its industry even if all performance measures are achieved.
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Making the most of those brief windows when you will have more power than ever and better grip than ever is both demanding and thrilling as the car positively catapults itself down straights and slices through corners, seeming almost to pull its competitors closer as if they were attached to an invisible pulley system in your front wing.
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Poetic justice would thus have been Baker ripping return winner after return winner and beating Tomic in a five-set mettle detector before delivering a heartfelt Ted Talk to Tomic at the net about making the most of your talent right here, right now, because you never know what anvil might fall on your head tomorrow.
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While Lifetime and Hallmark always come on strong with legions of films where attractive people find love and the true meaning of Christmas in under two hours, this year Hulu is hot on their heels with a slate of holiday offerings that are perfect for making the most of a long winter's night on the couch.
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A quiet night in Paris with a select few friends and teammates, proof of how much the Paris St.-Germain star has matured, evidence of his new attitude, testament to his renewed focus on making the most of his talent, on helping to deliver a first Champions League trophy to the club that made him the most expensive player in history.
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They write in the Designed for Hi-Fi Living preface: Over time we discovered a couple of kinds of albums that particularly attracted us — those LPs that fit into what we now call the home and away genres, often focused on making the most of your new kitchen and entertaining friends and also leaving home, and traveling, say, to Hawaii.
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" Cook from your pantry: Our food columnist Melissa Clark is offering weekly recipe tips for those of us who are making the most of our grocery stockpiles: "For this first recipe, I chose a pumpkin bread because I had a can of pumpkin purée left in the back of the cupboard, left over from Thanksgiving, but you could use any fruit or vegetable you have around.
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Arriving as it does after about a decade of rovingly introspective autobiographical fiction — or autofiction, as critics have labeled it — "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" thumbs its nose at all of our melancholic, fine-grained interiority, making the most of its core irony: a heroine who craves solitude not to listen to the sound of her own mind, but to shut it off entirely.
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While their scientifically-backed face cream might not be ready for a while, there are other formulas on the market that are already making the most of maple extract: Dr. Brandt Skincare's brand-new Radiance Resurfacing Foam uses alpha-hydroxy acids derived from sugar maple, and Tata Harper's beloved Crème Riche uses an extract derived from the bark of the red maple tree as a key source of antioxidants.
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Patti Wood, body language and workplace relations expert and author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma "Some classic body-language markers of bullying include invading someone's personal space, using sharp weapon gestures like pointing and jabbing, interrupting people, [and] jumping in and taking over a conversation, especially if the other person speaks slowly, pauses, uses proper turn-taking etiquette," Wood told Refinery29.
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Her performance style compared to "Queen's Speech 5" is much improved, and though "Queen's Speech 6" gained praise in its own right (that Supergirl costume was pretty ubiquitous for a time), the rapper we're looking at in this new edition of the series is freed of any gimmicks (at this point her onscreen animations are more of a trademark), making the most of more UKG-influenced tones of voice and is pretty much on track for domination in 2018.
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"We have to go through the proper immigration process," Viall says about his Canadian fiancée immigrating to the U.S. Additionally, even though the Bachelor cameras have stopped rolling, the newly engaged couple will have to continue making the most of their time together now that Viall will be starring on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, which has a physically and emotionally strenuous weekly rehearsal schedule and requires a three-month commitment if he makes it to the finals.
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Instead, we get such cheerful tidings as Mary Pipher's " Women Rowing North: Navigating Life's Currents and Flourishing as We Age ," Marc E. Agronin's " The End of Old Age: Living a Longer, More Purposeful Life ," Alan D. Castel's " Better with Age: The Psychology of Successful Aging ," Ashton Applewhite's " This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism ," and Carl Honoré's " Bolder: Making the Most of Our Longer Lives "—five chatty accounts meant to reassure us that getting old just means that we have to work harder at staying young.
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Line's focus on diversifying (and growing) revenue by innovating and expanding its service offerings appears to be its strategy to compete against the challenge of mega platforms, by making the most of its user base (and keeping them engaged with new offerings), though with user growth on its platform at best stalled, if not set for further shrinkage, and its heavy reliance on a single market (Japan) to generate the vast majority of its earnings, it remains to be seen how sustainable this approach will prove.
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So, while it may be tricky for you to match Tony Robbins' morning routine exactly, there are some key takeaways for you to think about for your morning routine: So, while jumping into ice cold pools or high-impact workouts with a personal trainer may not be part of your morning routine, if you follow a routine that's healthy and productive, and stay dedicated and focused while making the most of your valuable time, you'll be setting yourself up with the positive mental and physical energy you'll need to achieve your own success!
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Lucille Roybal-AllardLucille Roybal-AllardDHS wants to shift money to immigration enforcement: report Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' Here are the 28503 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and Pete AguilarPeter (Pete) Ray AguilarDemocratic leaders seek balance amid liberal push to go big on immigration Katherine Clark quietly eyes leadership ascent The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time arrives for 22019 Dems with debates on deck MORE (D-Calif.) — they're making the most of the opportunity by pressing hard to codify the change.
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The Times is here with the answers: The Book Review is introducing Match Book, a new literary advice column • Listen to the songs that caught our pop music critics' attention this week • Catch up with our latest Popcast podcast, hosted by Jon Caramanica, pop music critic for The Times • Listen to the actress Malin Akerman read Liza Monroy's Modern Love essay, "Elvis and My Husband Have Left the Building" (or catch up on previous installments of the Modern Love podcast) • For those who live in the city, we've rounded up 10 cultural highlights to take in this weekend • Check out our roundups of the best events for children, art and museums, film series, dance, comedy, and classical music • If you're planning to visit the Met, don't miss our guide to making the most of it • And on a more carb-filled note, visit a new French fry counter in Battery Park City
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