Pain is manageable, you know, living without a breast is manageable.
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Pain is manageable, you know living without a breast is manageable.
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Manageable Patent Expiries: The company's intermediate-term patent cliff is manageable.
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Maturities Manageable, Well-Laddered Contractual debt maturities are manageable and well-laddered.
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Your once-manageable mortgage is suddenly going to seem not so manageable.
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" Asked whether the food shortages were manageable, he replied: "It is manageable, but the problem is U.N. sanctions.
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Well-Laddered, Manageable Maturities: The firm's debt maturity schedule is well-laddered and manageable, especially given its strong cash flow profile.
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Competition from Wholesale Regulation Manageable: We believe the impact on Telenet from wholesale regulation is likely to be limited and manageable.
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MANAGEABLE DEBT BURDEN: The province's debt burden remains elevated but manageable with operating debt projected to be fully retired by fiscal 2020.
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Regulatory Changes Manageable: Fitch views the impact of smoking bans, cabinet display bans and graphic health warnings on consumption, including the revised European Union Trade Product Directive, as broadly manageable.
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Regulatory Changes Manageable Fitch views the impact of smoking bans, cabinet display bans and graphic health warnings on consumption, including the revised European Union Trade Product Directive, as broadly manageable.
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Pain is manageable, you know living without a breast is manageable, it's the worry of your future and how your future is going to affect the people that you love.
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It's manageable, in both scale and ambition, rather than inspiring.
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Headlines UK says Huawei is manageable risk to 5G on.ft.
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"I wasn't 100 percent, but it was manageable," she says.
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Here are five smart ways to keep that bill manageable.
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What you need is something manageable in the long term.
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It's manageable for a bit, but then it becomes excruciating.
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It's perfectly manageable based on oil at $35 per barrel.
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The migraines didn't go away, but they became more manageable.
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The security police said the situation was serious but manageable.
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HIV is a chronic and manageable condition for most people.
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This would be manageable if his beliefs were all barmy.
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The amount of filmed media to consume suddenly seemed manageable.
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Next year it is expected to be a manageable 7.5%.
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Fitch views this acquisition as manageable for Bimbo's credit quality.
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What helps make her multifaceted world a lot more manageable?
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As a result, the entire adventure is much more manageable.
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I just wish the rest of iTunes was more manageable.
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As a result, the anxiety they brought on felt manageable.
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Inslee has a talent for making it all seem manageable.
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"Mostly we're interested in [it] fading to a manageable level."
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This one's way more manageable than her past tax debts.
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Because I have health insurance, the costs have been manageable.
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Fitch believes this acquisition is manageable for Gruma's credit profile.
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Manageable or not, Brexit will hardly be the final word.
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A book is five to 10 hours, so it's manageable.
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They would be manageable if the political will was there.
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Try out these fifteen tips to make that more manageable.
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Alternatively, public schools in the Midwest were far more manageable.
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This would make a bad, but manageable, situation much worse.
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It's also a much more manageable bite than Popeyes' sandwich.
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That might be manageable, but for all the collateral damage.
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"I think the ballot access question is manageable," he said.
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There's a price tag associated with it, but it's manageable.
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AND SO CHINA'S REBALANCING I THINK OUGHT TO BE MANAGEABLE.
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For the moment, this small number of infections is manageable.
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And lastly, scooters are just more manageable as a vehicle.
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"Right now we think the threat is manageable," he said.
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With that extra time, she found the academic challenges manageable.
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The area they had access to was crowded but manageable.
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A once manageable threat is now destabilizing an entire region.
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Despite its size we believe that support would be manageable.
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Weirdly, my cramps were much more manageable while free bleeding.
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It lingered, always, but it had been manageable until then.
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This is where Klein's concept of manageable failure comes in.
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Manageable Related-Party Outflows: We assume that outflows to shareholders and related parties will remain at manageable levels over 2017-13, allowing UC to maintain its moderate leverage and retain adequate access to bank financing.
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Fitch believes ASM's investment risks remain manageable relative to its capitalisation.
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Your busy work week will "then feel more manageable," says Simon.
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That annual filing rate was a manageable level, logistically and politically.
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" He added: "Some days the pain could be moderate and manageable.
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Fitch views Canadian banks' direct exposures to energy companies as manageable.
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"It's - in the scheme of things - a manageable outcome," he said.
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But could it really be the secret to more-manageable strands?
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If only financiers are watching, it is probably a manageable blip.
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If so, Pakistan's growing current-account crisis may look more manageable.
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My panic and dissociating attacks subsided to a more manageable frequency.
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Instead, Sabatier recommends starting with smaller numbers and more manageable goals.
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UBS added this would be "quite manageable" for Walmart to achieve.
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It just might be better to make manageable payments in cash.
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We can't stop the flames — but we can make them manageable.
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And when I'm even, a packed schedule is infinitely more manageable.
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Before the revolution Egypt posted healthy growth rates and manageable deficits.
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When it comes to the more manageable forms of fear – i.e.
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Gigantic map and multiplying objectives are swapped for more manageable enclosures.
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Non-performing loans are at a manageable level, of around 10%.
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"It's a level of debt that's pretty manageable overall," Kapfidze said.
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Chinese officials have said repeatedly said debt risks are manageable overall.
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This time, I decided I needed to make manageable, realistic goals.
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But the meds didn't fix the problems, just made them manageable.
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But for the most part, Raynaud's is manageable without extreme treatment.
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Chief Executive Jean-Noel Reynaud believes logistical disruptions will be manageable.
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If growth continues at a decent clip, that should be manageable.
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Cut your eyelashes with scissors to achieve a more manageable length.
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In most cases, the symptoms are manageable, and don't require hospitalization.
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I thought going Reserves would be more manageable, but it wasn't.
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Fitch views this risk as manageable due to AGF's strong capitalisation.
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They offer a more manageable, flexible lifestyle with fewer maintenance costs.
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Don't look now, but the Fighting Irish have a manageable schedule.
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Its current asking price is a slightly more manageable $39.5 million.
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In other words, you should keep your balances low and manageable.
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If only by comparison, today's problems seem manageable and easily understood.
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At some point, this had sounded like a very manageable goal.
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And at a cost that is reasonable and manageable for all.
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Spencer says that thoughts of suicide linger but are now manageable.
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How do you make travel with your two children more manageable?
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Or is it a manageable problem, addressable with patient, meliorist policy?
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So, a more manageable question, what about Florida Georgia Line themselves?
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A parliamentary stalemate would be undesirable but it should be manageable.
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And that was one of the more manageable Futurist dinner courses.
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Scientists sometimes use logarithmic scales to make big number sets manageable.
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In addition, Fitch views the company's patent expiration risk as manageable.
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Both Amazon and Wayfair have some solid options for manageable prices.
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I got used to it quickly and it felt super manageable.
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That might be a more manageable space from which to operate.
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That's not manageable and it is not an environment for learning.
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However, we generally expect the new administration's policies to be manageable.
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January 20: Make cleaning your home manageable with '20/10' sprints.
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"Unlike the past, our trip was actually manageable," Mr. Mannion said.
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Such drawbacks might be manageable when the economy is doing well.
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And to do that, he has established five manageable stretch goals.
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" The doctor added, "We have to protect the more manageable patients.
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They feel like it's something that hopefully, God willing, is manageable.
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She found the terrain (mostly) manageable and the people watching eccellente.
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If one or two customers have complaints, it's a manageable situation.
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They keep it manageable and make it feel less like work.
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Times of manageable stress present an opportunity to build your resilience.
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Manageable Regulatory Changes Fitch considers the impact of smoking bans, cabinet display bans and graphic health warnings on consumption, and plain packaging including the revised European Union Trade Product Directive (EUTPD), as broadly manageable for the industry.
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At Slack, it's helped make conversations more manageable within those public channels.
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As for his current credit card debt, "it's definitely manageable," Bobo says.
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Luckily, the snow is still fairly light, so it's annoying but manageable.
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But clever aircraft interiors can make flying more manageable, maybe even pleasant.
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However, Tanzania's agriculture minister for Charles Tizeba said the situation is manageable.
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Fitch expects credit-related impairments to remain manageable for New York Life.
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To make healthcare costs more manageable, we need to decrease such waste.
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Elites are naive to imagine that this will make him more manageable.
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Russia restructured Venezuela's debt in 2017, to allow it more manageable repayments.
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Without passion, most felt that the hard work required wouldn't be manageable.
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Fallout from the trade war so far has been painful, but manageable.
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Consolidated NCOs over the last 10 quarters have averaged a manageable 29bps.
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" Plus, she adds, "The refugee influx has dwindled to a manageable level.
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No more hallucinations, and my pain was becoming a bit more manageable.
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Break down tasks into manageable pieces, and complete them one by one.
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"Generally speaking, these are fairly manageable increases," said Cowen analyst Vivien Azer.
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"We made sure with our partners that it was manageable," he added.
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Or it could amount to an inconvenient but manageable human resources challenge.
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Wouldn't everything be easier if these companies were smaller — and more manageable?
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It ought to be manageable," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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Creating a routine is crucial because it makes your big goals manageable.
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Until then, life in Latakia had still been manageable, despite the war.
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"This is manageable," David Koubbi, Mr. Kerviel's lawyer, said after the ruling.
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An income-driven repayment plan can help make your loans more manageable.
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There's also a clear demand for work hours that are more manageable.
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For now, the radio interference from satellites is manageable for most telescopes.
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"There are plates to spin, but they are manageable plates," she said.
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My perspective is that individual cities for the most part are manageable.
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All is not lost as long as we make our goals manageable.
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He kept the game manageable and we were a hit away again.
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My inbox wasn't zero, but it was now sub-800 — almost manageable.
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Fitch believes potential costs for the banks would be limited and manageable.
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It's the stupid horns on some red skin that feels more manageable.
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But they're much more manageable, on par with most other people's experience.
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It doesn't have to kill you, it's a manageable disease these days.
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Debt consolidation can help make your payments and monthly bills more manageable.
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Mostly the pain is manageable, assuming you never, ever have to sneeze.
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The only question is this: Will these losses be catastrophic or manageable?
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Manageable losses or catastrophic defeat: What will it be, my fellow Republicans?
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A problem you've had a difficult time solving could suddenly become manageable.
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It's annoying but manageable once every four years for the presidential election.
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If this ends in March it will be a loss, but manageable.
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During the Obama administration, tensions over charter schools among progressives were manageable.
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Tree removal, debris — don't want to say it's negligible, but it's manageable.
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In this way, a manageable health crisis can spiral out of control.
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Of course, planned blackouts are a more manageable disaster than a wildfire.
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Tisue said such agreements offer independent contractors a more manageable savings plan.
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Once on her own, Ms. Muscatello found the work manageable but boring.
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"I found out very quickly it's a very manageable disease," he said.
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The more manageable 6.5-quart model is dark gray and looks cheaper.
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H.I.V. went from an inevitable death sentence to a manageable chronic disease.
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By creating impactful, manageable and effective financial resolutions that serve our goals.
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A senior Trump administration official, however, suggested that the tensions were manageable.
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But there are some ways to make it a little more manageable.
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First, the national debt, while manageable now, is on pace to soar.
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And it's kind of a manageable experience of "born-die," you know.
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It persists mostly as a manageable rash, treated with a topical steroid.
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TV feels so neat and manageable with its guides and far-reaching promotion.
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Public debt is manageable and the central bank sits on healthy foreign reserves.
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To Facebook, before the stories went live, the scandal appeared bad but manageable.
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But hopefully, again, we're thinking about it in ways that are more manageable.
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She wants to make life more manageable for her West Coast-based family.
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Public debt is around 25 percent of GDP, a level that is manageable.
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How can I organize my emails to make them more manageable and efficient?
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The carcass is butchered into manageable, recognizable cuts, then frozen for home storage.
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Loan impairment charges should be manageable, although they remain sensitive to economic uncertainty.
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Tatum said after taking gabapentin, his anxiety and intrusive thoughts were more manageable.
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Taking walking breaks will help make longer runs feel more manageable, Fitzgerald says.
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These are the answers that can make the home-buying process feel manageable.
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Reforms during Barack Obama's presidency have already made student debt much more manageable.
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The daunting task felt more manageable because of his recent experience, he said.
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Bridges are in relatively good shape, and commuting times are more than manageable.
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It's quite a mix, but it's helped make my PMDD much more manageable.
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"This (amount) is manageable on a relationship basis," the senior loan banker said.
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What other programs offer sizable paychecks and a more manageable level of debt?
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If you count it up it actually turns out to be quite manageable.
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Thus, the group is likely to maintain strong capitalisation with manageable asset quality.
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"Risk/reward considerations would imply cutting positions to more manageable levels," he said.
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Start three days a week, or whatever you want to do [that's manageable].
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At first, the crowds were manageable, but by July 28th, everything had changed.
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Laddered Debt Maturities: Further supporting the ratings is SLG's manageable debt maturity schedule.
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For Instagram's millions of users, Close Friends could make the platform more manageable.
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Those concerns used to be manageable—people were younger, healthier, problems more predictable.
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That inefficiency granted St. Louis the benefit to wait for a manageable strike.
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Think of a manageable percentage today, and encourage others to do the same.
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"Often breaking the task into smaller pieces makes it more manageable," Freeman said.
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Chicago Chief Financial Officer Carole Brown said the higher payments should be manageable.
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If it did, our immigration challenges might look very different and more manageable.
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"When it was just [Percocet], my life was manageable," recalls Melissa, now 27.
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Chevy also offers some clever options to make hauling huge objects more manageable.
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This is a manageable risk — especially when national unemployment rates are so low.
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S. trade war has affected China's economy the impact on growth is manageable.
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This is a huge task that needs to be broken into manageable parts.
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Each one felt smooth yet manageable, and lasted on my eyes all day.
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This is a manageable hazard, but that's not the same as being managed.
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For those who live there year-round, winters are a little more manageable.
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This can turn a manageable condition into a life-threatening and expensive emergency.
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"The impact could be large, but should still be manageable," the IMF said.
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It's a number that seems manageable and can quickly turn into more time.
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For big companies operating through Europe, the impact has been manageable thus far.
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Unsecured debt maturities are manageable, with USD1.2 billion of debt maturing in 2018.
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The first steak was tasty and easy; the second was arduous but manageable.
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I still live with depression and anxiety, but it's much more manageable today.
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"The bottom line is that these costs are pretty manageable," the note says.
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Most of these smaller environmental changes should be manageable, readily addressed through adaptation.
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Escaping the frenetic digital world might seem impossible but it's manageable through meditation.
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Uganda's debt burden is manageable, analysts say, though the country has increased borrowing.
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To keep your trusted crew close, find small, manageable projects around the house.
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Manageable. Unfortunately, the Spurs didn't mount that victorious comeback and lost 106-101.
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It's a time-honored tradition, yet it also comes with certain, manageable risks.
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Janine would develop severe anorexia, shrinking her crumbling world into one manageable bite.
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Plus, the relative absence of cars on this route makes things more manageable.
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I was assured that my treatment would be manageable: lumpectomy followed by radiation.
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The Democratic presidential debates won't become manageable until there are fewer candidates participating.
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This is underpinned by its selective underwriting, steady premium growth and manageable claims.
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It's self-managed, which keeps the maintenance more than manageable, with utilities included.
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It's why I eventually opted for the more manageable iPhone 11 Pro instead.
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We're going to bring it back to a size that's manageable and efficient.
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A deal, however, looks just about manageable for the 18 billion euro group.
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The financial impact of these goodies looks manageable for Alibaba boss Daniel Zhang.
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That brought the monthly payment down to a very manageable cost for us.
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That's where the boundary is, and that's where my life has become manageable.
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It's still a loud car, but much more manageable than its Japanese twin.
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Interest on outstanding debt remains manageable, at 8% of expenditures in fiscal 2018.
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It said at the time that the associated economic risk was "very manageable".
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Medicine Hat leapt ahead, in part, because the problem is more manageable here.
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Escaping the frenetic digital world might seem impossible, but it's manageable through meditation.
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Then, it turned out pretty manageable — some good even came of it. August.
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The requests were five to ten most nights this year, which felt manageable.
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Dream big, then narrow it down and focus your expectations so it's manageable.
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A cost-benefit approach can be a manageable way to approach risk mitigation.
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But it's not clear just how manageable this White House will ever be.
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Now you're to 80 hours, so it's like totally manageable in that regard.
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PPG has said that job losses would be minimal and antitrust concerns are manageable.
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I'm 31 and childless, so staying out late and occasionally overindulging is still manageable.
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Additionally, repayment options for federal loans are intended to make the debt more manageable.
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I'll run my flat iron over my hair in the morning so it's manageable.
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Antiretroviral drugs have transformed HIV into a manageable condition instead of a death sentence.
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War has only exacerbated the manageable threat that Saudi Arabia faced at the start.
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I think that everyone should have somewhere to live that is affordable and manageable.
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And at $3,200 a month, the rent is manageable, and the neighborhood is home.
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A deficit of 5% is manageable when the cost of borrowing is so low.
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However, BSB's asset quality may suffer, although the deterioration is likely to remain manageable.
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Dating apps, as abhorrent as they can be, are at least convenient and manageable.
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Being diagnosed, however, has made the condition more manageable for Hough to live with.
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I still graduated with loans but it was manageable once I found a job.
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The Nationals trailed by three runs in the seventh inning, theoretically a manageable deficit.
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Now, that resolution has been shaped into something more manageable: a Zuckerberg-hosted podcast.
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More specifically, analysts reckon, he wants to make it more manageable by boosting profits.
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In other words, for adults, herpes is a manageable disease, for the most part.
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Crack "honeycomb" into manageable pieces and pulse in a food processor into coarse granules.
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The work ahead is manageable, and will be easier if you get started early.
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State finances are pristine, with a top-notch credit rating and manageable pension obligations.
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Manageable Liquidity: The company had THB18.8 billion of debt that will mature in 2017.
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Red Compartida will spread the cost (once Altán has clients), making it more manageable.
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In Fitch's view any potential support for PCBB would be manageable for the parent.
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While using CBD, my stress levels didn't drop to zero, but they felt manageable.
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Positively, AB's VR reflects the bank's still reasonable capital levels and manageable refinancing risks.
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"The status quo is manageable as long as the Fed is easing," said Normand.
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Refinancing your student loans is a great way to make your payments more manageable.
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FilmStruck, with its clean interface and manageable line-up, allowed you to dig around.
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Uses are relatively manageable beyond the $320 million of remaining development and renovation commitments.
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The Sims helped make my life manageable—it made me, in some ways, resilient.
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It makes shootouts far more manageable, but it also makes them way more fun.
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Impairment charges might therefore edge higher again, but we expect pressures to be manageable.
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The Pixel XL is pretty manageable for a phone with a 5.5-inch screen.
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Any required support would likely be manageable relative to Danske's ability to provide it.
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Like other expats in Mexico, I can budget for healthcare: It's a manageable expense.
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In the morning rush, this bit of Eighth Avenue is barely manageable on foot.
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The wedge salad, smaller and more manageable than most, had all the right tastes.
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This presented a more immediate but smaller problem, and also a more manageable one.
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Additionally, you make the payment more manageable by downsizing from multiple loans to one.
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In normal conditions, levels of 80-90cm are generally seen as high but manageable.
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Assertions of executive privilege are a chronic but manageable feature of the American government.
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"It's a level of debt that's pretty manageable for consumers on aggregate," Kapfidze said.
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But fear not: As you roll it, it will coalesce into a manageable dough.
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The History Project and VoiceBase made what might have been an overwhelming task manageable.
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Even if these costs seem manageable at face value, they can add up tremendously.
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Once you know what you're working toward, money begins to feel much more manageable.
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Capital from diverse sources is available for companies with proven leadership and manageable debt.
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Fitch believes the company's debt maturities are manageable, with no significant maturities until 173.
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Nonetheless, its exposure to risky assets is considered manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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It was a rude awakening, since most combat encounters, until this point, are manageable.
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But it's not forever, and there are ways to make your payments more manageable.
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You need to make your schedule more manageable and and kick some bad habits.
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For a woman to do the same, it would be a more manageable $115.
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Our current debt may be manageable at a time of unprecedentedly low interest rates.
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WE'LL HAVE TO BE VIGILANT ABOUT IT, BUT I THINK IT WILL BE MANAGEABLE.
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From an internal Saudi perspective, lower oil prices are manageable for the next decade.
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We got to, like I said before, it's about staying in manageable down distances.
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The heroin made all the drudgeries — homework, dining hall food, boring classes — seem manageable.
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That's an increase, yes, but a manageable one sharply lower than its earlier growth.
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By itself, any one of these shifts would represent a significant but manageable challenge.
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Part of email's enduring appeal is that it is, at least in theory, manageable.
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We're calling it the financial tuneup, with daily, manageable tasks for just a week.
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Likewise, science is moving ever closer to eradicating HIV, which is already highly manageable.
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Microgrids can gather those smaller resources together into discrete, more manageable and predictable chunks.
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It's not exactly a soulful task, but for decades it was a manageable one.
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They transformed AIDS into a manageable disease for those with access to health care.
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On July 20, the first guests arrived, a manageable throng of about 303 people.
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So, like any endeavor, it's best to break your wardrobe update into manageable chunks.
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Most found it manageable, but now under shelter-in-place, revenue has dropped precipitously.
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Cabin fever certainly set in for the family of three, but it was manageable.
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A manageable size helps, along with a high degree of quality and kaleidoscopic diversity.
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The scope of the department's review is manageable, said Alaska Air's CEO Brad Tilden.
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If you can be self-disciplined, however, going the extra mile becomes more manageable.
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It also takes into consideration the company's manageable investment risks and sound capital buffer.
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Fitch considers its exposure to risky assets as manageable relative to its adjusted equity.
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For some people, the cable bundle is starting to seem downright manageable in comparison.
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Being prepared will make each of these situations less terrifying, and much more manageable.
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The federal government's nearly $20 trillion debt may be unimaginable, but is it manageable?
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Seeing small museums always interests me whenever I have downtime because they feel manageable.
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For today, I limited the links to some big categories to keep things manageable.
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I was a nerdy kid anyway, so high school was very manageable for me.
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This will be manageable for banks and developers, and welcome for renters and retailers.
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Buttigieg's plan, if implemented, would make the immigration system fairer, clearer and more manageable.
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On the other hand, working 15 hours a week may be useful and manageable.
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"When your hair is well-hydrated, it's soft, silky, and more manageable," she explains.
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It could be treatable and totally manageable, much in the way that diabetes is.
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Others argue that because most of China's debt is state owned, it's therefore manageable.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY MNUCHIN SAYS U.S. DEBT IS VERY MANAGEABLE RELATIVE TO OUR GDP
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But it is more manageable, with milder flares of joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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The price Mr. Trump paid for this record of prevarication was modest and manageable.
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Manageable Competition: We consider Ocado a disruptive player in the online grocery retail sector.
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Anticipated leverage of three times Ebitda for the new international arm should be manageable.
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When you take the time to get organized, the load feels much more manageable.
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For once, this anxiety-ridden season all of a sudden seems much more manageable.
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"Anything human is mentionable, and anything mentionable is manageable," she would repeatedly tell him.
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Yes we are short and will hold a manageable position until rationality sets in.
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Instead, focus on smaller, more manageable weaknesses and what you're doing to address them.
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Fitzpatrick could have been selfish and checked down to keep the interception total manageable.
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If you're looking for something more manageable in size, we recommend the Motor Robe.
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Manageable Carve-Out Risks We view the separation risks as manageable and overall rating neutral against a defensive asset development strategy, despite a comprehensive scope of issues that must be addressed for Theramex to swiftly transition towards an efficiently functioning stand-alone business.
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There are ways to substitute efforts you find exhausting with ones you find more manageable.
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And it seems to me that that is one zone that should be more manageable.
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Entrepreneurship is not a predictable path that offers regular hours and manageable work-life balance.
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Thankfully, these side effects are manageable, and research is ongoing to reduce them even further.
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Growth is improving, inflation expectations are ticking up but just slightly, in a manageable way.
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Whether that gaudy figure is manageable is fully dependent on the cost of debt service.
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The four conservatives insisted that the case was not justiciable for want of manageable standards.
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"The direct exposures are entirely manageable across all institutions," Woods told parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
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Prior experiments on bacteria revealed 321 instances of redundant codons, which is manageable for geneticists.
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BEIJING, Jan 20 (Reuters) - China's debt levels are manageable, the statistics bureau said on Friday.
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This creamy formulation delivered the same level of luxe at a much more manageable price.
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Trump argued for low rates to keep the national debt of $19 trillion somewhat manageable.
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"Life has been chaotic and yet manageable and filled with lots of laughter," Nikki said.
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Data breaches are, however, for the most part a manageable nuisance rather than a disaster.
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The first day, there were a lot of mosquitoes, but we thought it was manageable.
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" Swift added, "That's where the boundary is, and that's where my life has become manageable.
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The potential cost of support would be easily manageable for SG given SGE's small size.
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The Fed then might be pressured to keep rates low to make financing costs manageable.
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When calculating 593+680, for example, add 7 to 593 to get 600 (more manageable).
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"This was a relatively manageable issue to deal with," said lead surgeon Dr. Brian Brophy.
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Instead, they framed it as an expansion that would split responsibilities into more manageable chunks.
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And the IMF must say that the programmes will lead to a manageable debt burden.
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My life was getting smaller and smaller and that is how I kept it manageable.
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Its exposure to risky assets is kept to a manageable level relative to its equity.
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The potential cost of support would be easily manageable for SG given Expressbank's small size.
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In a modern work environment, perhaps there is a more manageable option: the snack break.
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The OJK described the March loan growth level as "moderate" and NPL ratio as "manageable".
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Diabetes is much more manageable – and sometimes even curable – for those who control their diet.
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Akinwumi Adesina, the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), said Kenya's debt was manageable.
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Ask any veterans and they'll tell you SXSW 2018 felt smaller, more manageable, less chaotic.
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When queer identity is re-imagined in bird form, the conversation feels lighter, more manageable.
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K-dramas are almost all one season, divided up into a manageable number of episodes.
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Defaults look set to continue this year although at a more manageable pace, said experts.
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To whittle this list down to a more manageable number, we add in sector criteria.
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However, medium-term repayments are manageable (21000% of liabilities in 212000 and 4807123% in 212001).
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Wedbush Securities' Moshe Katri said that Ready's exit was "not ideal, but manageable" for PayPal.
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Compared to the vast terrain of neighboring Algeria and Libya, the desert here is manageable.
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As long as it remains somewhere in between, the political risk is seen as manageable.
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Cavusoglu said the nation is ready to help bring the disputes to a manageable level.
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The cries for Roger Goodell to resign have dimmed to a more manageable dull roar.
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It hurts just a little more than the cheeks did but it's all very manageable.
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The program essentially reduces the number of possible instructions to test to a manageable 100,000.
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Aura really gives these smaller players a much more manageable offering with flexible pricing options.
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It's manageable, but we have to try to ensure that we don't wobble too much.
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Either would mean more tax revenue, which would make the debt manageable despite higher rates.
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Become an active listener who can offer support and assurance that the infection is manageable.
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But not only did the pain come back even stronger, the withdrawal symptoms weren't manageable.
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What's exceptional is that we have turned manageable debt into a financial disaster for millions.
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But what if your workout could be condensed into a nice manageable 30-minute session?
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Small changes, including using eco-friendly packaging, are actually manageable and doable for most people.
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The situation is far more manageable in those states where Mr. Trump is more competitive.
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However, Obama's call to reduce the influence of hate groups online seems far more manageable.
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Refinancing needs are manageable and liquidity risk is mitigated by the potential support from SGMB.
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I would personally go for the Galaxy S10 and its slightly more manageable display size.
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The paper cited UILCA union Secretary General Massimo Masi saying that 300,800 cuts appeared "manageable".
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The teachers are rallying for higher salaries and a more manageable student-to-teacher ratio.
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Fitch also considers the company's manageable investment risks, healthy operating profitability and sound capital buffer.
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Another ratings agency, DBRS, said European banks with Turkey exposure face a manageable capital impact.
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Many psychologists agree that the burden of depression can be more manageable once it's acknowledged.
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Police officials said the department advises that 180 cases is manageable for the entire year.
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Moreover, they say, hepatitis C can be treated if not cured and H.I.V. made manageable.
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Their scoring picked up to keep the deficit manageable, paced by Amadou Sow's 14 points.
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Experts say Covid-19 will be much more manageable if the hospital system isn't overwhelmed.
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We need social distancing because it slows the spread of the disease to manageable levels.
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That series corrected afterward and went in a fairly bland and manageable and accessible direction.
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Drugs have made H.I.V. and AIDS, which devastated the gay world in the 1980s, manageable.
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Official numbers released on Monday show an economy that is posting new, but manageable, lows.
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Perspective gained by the writing and grading process helps to make negative feelings more manageable.
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The political costs from blocking Telegram so far appear to be manageable, according to Soldatov.
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The short-term costs of a software fix for the jet will probably be manageable.
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If disorder spreads in Africa, the current crisis will seem tame and manageable by comparison.
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If you wake up feeling energized and refreshed, concentrating and functioning gets way more manageable.
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León immediately felt more manageable than Managua, with sidewalks and plazas and people wandering about.
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It was manageable and new, and taking notes on every album felt like an accomplishment.
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Overall, I found the noise to be manageable and it did not interrupt my sleep.
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At the same time, Patreon operates at a more manageable scale than many web platforms.
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Capitol Police and organizers are working to "ensure manageable conditions this afternoon," the agency said.
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I budgeted to save weekly, rather than monthly, as this felt more manageable for me.
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One of the biggest problems in the sneaker resale market may now be more manageable.
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This standard is clear to regulators, more manageable to employers, and more fair to workers.
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There was something about the 21-day rule that seemed comforting and manageable to me.
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The 2018 Cadillac CT6 has the potential to make long-distance drives way more manageable.
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When you are in debt, you have to find small manageable goals to work towards.
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CORNELL: WE THINK IT IS STILL VERY MANAGEABLE FOR US. WE'RE LOOKING AT IT CAREFULLY.
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Handlers kept the giant balloons near the ground, making them more manageable in the wind.
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I took small but manageable steps, in my own way and at my own pace.
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This is typically manageable if companies have a lot of cash to service that debt.
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""That&aposs where the boundary is, and that&aposs where my life has become manageable.
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Under Armour's HeatGear Armour long sleeve shirt makes frigid winter runs a bit more manageable.
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A cutting board is a must for cutting the meat into smaller, more manageable chunks.
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Some projects, like installing a backsplash, are manageable after watching enough YouTube videos, they say.
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But with only around 40 exhibitors, this fair is more manageable than your average one.
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He speculated two reasons: To keep things manageable for the aforementioned creep, and to avoid detection.
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Risks should be manageable under our core expectations for the housing market and modest GDP growth.
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While total loan losses remain manageable to date, BBVAC reported a significant increase in provision expenses.
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Greenlight said it engaged outside experts who estimate that Chemours' debt and legal liabilities are manageable.
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That's why those vehicles normally have lower equipment levels, options available grouped together into manageable packages.
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"It's worth taking a small risk, a small but manageable risk, of no deal," Davis added.
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The company has manageable near-term maturities with $159 million in term loan amortizations through 2019.
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You'd sit there and brush everything out until the hair was manageable enough to style it.
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The problems won't "evaporate," but they might be a bit more manageable within a smaller footprint.
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But horror movies make my fears feel smaller, fictional, and less threatening—and, so, more manageable.
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By keeping teams small, it's more manageable to ensure the notion of equity remains in place.
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If inflation appeared manageable, it was only because the government fiddled the figures and capped prices.
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Thin fillets help make the stack more manageable, but it's still an impressive creation to behold.
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It'll be easier to execute your goals if you can break them down into manageable steps.
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Instead, the ATS produces a manageable number of viable candidates for the hiring manager to review.
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And then I remembered something I said on this very show: If it's mentionable, it's manageable.
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The government, which has manageable debt of its own, has guaranteed large amounts of private credit.
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Casino has rejected the allegations as "erroneous", saying its business was solid and its debt manageable.
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The Senate seems likely to be even less manageable than it was before the double dissolution.
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But given that much of clubs' earnings are denominated in foreign currencies, sterling's weakness is manageable.
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"We think it is going to be a very manageable situation for the district," Polinsky says.
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India, too, could do with splitting giant states such as Uttar Pradesh into more manageable units.
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By comparison with Greece, where NPLs are 503% of loans, Italy looks manageable, with just 11.1%.
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Moreover, their direct exposure to the mining and property development sectors is relatively small and manageable.
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As such, even unsubstantiated reports of a smaller, more manageable settlement have been welcomed by investors.
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For comparison, the phone's predecessor, the Honor 28X, had a large but manageable 73-inch screen.
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We found that many private colleges and universities can provide students significant value at manageable costs.
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Although the fire is finally manageable, parts of the forest will likely burn for another year.
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Instacart has made schedules much more manageable, turning into a multibillion-dollar venture along the way.
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Personal trainer Scola Dondo's workouts provide easy-to-follow instructions, clear visuals, and manageable clip lengths.
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It's a much better looking product than the Show, in a much more manageable form factor.
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Other parts of the state would provide a more manageable cost of living for college students.
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Once Wade began receiving her infusions of a biologic drug called Remicade, the Crohn's became manageable.
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Her back pain improved to mild and manageable — inconsequential compared with her life-limiting hearing problems.
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Design, Production, Marketing & Customer Support complexities can stay manageable with such deliberate narrowing down of focus.
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BT's cash flow scale and management's measured approach to cost inflation suggests these risks are manageable.
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But, making time on a Sunday to get ready for the week ahead isn't always manageable.
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No matter your approach, give your efforts a boost by making your monthly payments more manageable.
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For these banks, funding costs have therefore risen less and liquidity risk has been more manageable.
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For all their intensity, Ireland's internal arguments would be manageable, were it not for another spectre.
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As things currently stand, with the exception of pork and sorghum, the impacts should be manageable.
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He had a private jet at his disposal, which no doubt made the commute more manageable.
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But these challenges are manageable, so long as there is the political will to manage them.
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Scheduled maturities are well laddered and manageable considering FCF generation expectations and access to capital markets.
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Fitch deems any negative effects on SOMPO's capital adequacy or leverage is likely to be manageable.
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To keep the project manageable, it is wise to complete some of the tasks in advance.
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Net leverage at 5.0x by FY21 constitutes a manageable refinancing risk assuming a conservative financial policy.
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So the idea of living abroad seemed more manageable in Bali than in Thailand or Vietnam.
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Walker was usually in the fairway, and his approaches left him manageable distances for birdie opportunities.
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For me, that made the trade-off of paying more for housing a little more manageable.
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Zika is manageable, and just one of the many other risks we face as a nation.
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Getting ghosted or rejected online feels suspiciously manageable; maybe we should call it a micro-rejection.
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The detention center rolled out cognitive behavioral reform unit by unit to make implementation more manageable.
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I find it pretty manageable on my own with coping mechanisms, wellness strategies, and the like.
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I'm down to a still uncomfortable but much more manageable half hour or so per treatment.
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Here are three of the most important lessons they've learned to keep their lifestyle manageable:1.
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The cash I&aposd stuck in my 401(k) would have helped make these situations manageable.
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Not high by historical standards and, on the face of it, surely manageable for most borrowers.
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Apple's TV app will break content down, from across all your subscription services, into manageable categories.
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These systems are notoriously slow, processing only about four manageable chunks of information at a time.
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I've also found it tamer than ever before, as manageable and mild as a baby panda.
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Simple acts of care can have a tremendous impact in making the future seem more manageable.
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The bank's liquidity position is adequate as debt maturities are manageable and well spread over time.
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Despite this, it collapses down to a manageable 19 inches long, weighing in at 2.5 pounds.
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He said he would like to see the apprehensions reduced to a "manageable" 500 per day.
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At some 8 percent of Tribune's total expenses last year, that ought to be pretty manageable.
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Werwath is committed to making the application process accessible and manageable for anyone who might qualify.
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The population of undocumented immigrants can be reduced to a manageable level by establishing legalization programs.
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"The overall costs related to the contract we feel are completely manageable," she told the board.
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More than 60 percent of respondents said they achieved more when they made their goal manageable.
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There is no cure for Guillian-Barré, though there are treatments that make the condition manageable.
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"I've spent a lot of time recalibrating my life to make it feel manageable," she said.
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"The hours are manageable so it's not like we're working all the time," Mr. Malik said.
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But if we break this huge task into manageable chunks, it's not so scary, is it?
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Gorogoa has slowly escalated the complexity of its brain teasers, but always at a manageable pace.
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Demand never gets too high or too low, meaning it stays within a reasonably manageable range.
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But the OJK said April's non-performing loan ratio suggested that "credit and market risks remained manageable".
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"If you take your medication, [HIV] is a perfectly manageable thing to live with," said Charlie Tredway.
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This is her last dose of steroids, so she should be more manageable in a few days.
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We put ourselves in a spot to come back and tie it with a manageable one run.
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No candidate is in that dire a place just yet -- staffs remain relatively small and expenses manageable.
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"But this cost should be manageable as we see fulfillment efficiency improving from Kiva integration (aka Robotics)."
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The four liberals insisted that a manageable standard existed but couldn't agree as to what it was.
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Small adjustments like these add up in the long run and make lofty goals far more manageable.
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Repayments of these loans are manageable, as they are spread across the next four to five years.
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Both banks have comfortable liquidity cushions, manageable refinancing schedules and established access to capital and money markets.
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Like games, for many ASMR makes the world feel a little smaller and a lot more manageable.
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Therefore, experts suggest nourishing your personal and professional relationships while keeping toxic handling to a manageable level.
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Fitch believes the deterioration in asset quality will remain manageable given the banks' reasonably conservative lending policies.
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She's the author of "Pivot," a book on helping professionals find their passions in small, manageable steps.
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The bank expects further losses at its Russian operations in 2016, albeit easily manageable at EUR50m-100m.
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As a result, he said, otherwise manageable risks like illness or vulnerability to victimization can become fatal.
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It's a whole mix of Microsoft's most powerful game development tools under a more manageable single platform.
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Blackheads just seem so manageable in that way: You just get them out, and then you're done.
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Net leverage of 2.8x looks manageable with plans to work it down to 2.5x by year-end.
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They work best on thicker hair types, as they allow it to become more manageable and lightweight.
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Though the selections are both trendy and fancy, their costs are manageable for all sorts of budgets.
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And while corporate debt has gotten a bit excessive, BlackRock says that debt levels are still manageable.
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Whereas plus-sized phones from other companies have been unwieldy, even the S8 Plus now feels manageable.
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A Grexit would be manageable by the EU and the other Eurozone countries: an Italexit would not.
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The small model is the x2360, with just six cameras but in a far more manageable package.
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A very gentle and kind thing about memory is its capacity to blunt pain to manageable levels.
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Market returns may be out of your control, but when you plan to retire is more manageable.
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Industry analysts, however, broadly expect the wildfire-related catastrophe losses to be manageable for insurers and reinsurers.
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She added that growing dividends, "solid" free cash flow and "manageable" leverage make the stock a buy.
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Ratcheting up provisioning to the sector average would knock that down to a still-manageable 9 percent.
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Theresa May has tried her best to massage this inconvenient constitutional fact into a manageable political shape.
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However, as there are 25 carriers on the program, the loss should be manageable for each reinsurer.
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Scheduled maturities are well laddered and manageable considering expected FCF generation, reliable market access and backup liquidity.
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BigCommerce has developed a template for its customers to launch websites with manageable shipping and payments tracking.
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It has good demographics, manageable debt, and dynamic, innovating companies that are the envy of the world.
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Workers seldom hold more than 15% of their financial wealth in their own company, which is manageable.
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Jenner explained that her anxiety is much more manageable now that she's learned to listen to herself.
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Mrs Merkel's European deals may be paltry, but the problem they purport to address is eminently manageable.
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It's frequently remarked that, since the development of antiretroviral medications, HIV has become a chronic, manageable illness.
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Each of these scenarios will cost money to rectify, but some situations are more manageable than others.
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Outside these industries, debt is high for much of corporate America but probably manageable, several analysts said.
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In its Dashboard for Italian insurers, Fitch says exposure to low rated or unrated banks is manageable.
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Many refugees were skilled, among them a dentist and an engineering student, and the numbers were manageable.
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Collecting the mapping data required to operate in these limited areas is a much more manageable problem.
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But this time round, the floods in the northern and central regions are manageable, Prayuth told reporters.
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Fitch also notes WTFC has historically kept its loan-to-deposit ratio at a manageable 80-90%.
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Debt to capitalization, once very high, is now a very manageable 27.9% on a pro forma basis.
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The potential fine seemed manageable; Facebook has reported more than $5 billion in profit in some quarters.
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Those things seemed manageable at the time, though, and I had been handling my payments for years.
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It's a more manageable affair than some weekenders, and tends to have a focus on regional talent.
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The ability quickly to credit individual bank accounts with cash, for example, would render shocks more manageable.
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" Rolls-Royce Chief Executive Officer Warren East said on Tuesday that ANA's problem was a "manageable issue.
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Though this will have an impact on sovereign funding costs, DBRS believes the situation is "still manageable".
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But Mr Alshater fled to Europe at a time when the flow of migrants was still manageable.
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My legs are okay, my arms are manageable, but my belly and I just don't get along.
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In the preceding years growth had picked up, unemployment was stable (though high) and inequality seemed manageable.
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This should be manageable as long as the economy functions smoothly, but a downturn could cause distress.
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We may have seen the worst of the trade tensions, and the announced tariffs could prove manageable.
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We need a politically acceptable way to reduce the number of asylum applicants to a manageable level.
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The most common reason given for working while sick was that the illness seemed mild and manageable.
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Applying for a Direct Consolidation Loan can seem like an easy solution to make repayment more manageable.
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"It makes the debates manageable and gives the serious candidates more time in the spotlight," Bannon said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Wildfires in Canada will be a manageable loss for Lloyd's of London underwriter Hiscox (HSX.
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We are powerful conduits in making the lives of our teens more manageable and significantly less stressful.
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Investors expect the financial damage will be manageable, if share-price moves are anything to go by.
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A 10-0 second-quarter deficit would have seemed manageable had it lasted longer than 11 seconds.
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Most of the time, that was manageable, but other times it was challenging, to say the least.
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Social Security, meanwhile, faces a long-term imbalance in cost and revenue, but the gap is manageable.
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He said the ministry initially had not acted because Samsung told it that the risks were manageable.
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Scheduled maturities are well-laddered and manageable considering expected FCF generation, reliable market access and backup liquidity.
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He would put a hard cap on the size of financial institutions to make them more manageable.
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After all, my lower body is way stronger than my upper body, so this should be manageable.
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If you've got the right tools in your arsenal, last-minute summer travel can be totally manageable.
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To make the torrent of data manageable, the system retained only the information that was scientifically relevant.
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A decade ago, the opacity of prices was perhaps less pressing because medical expenses were more manageable.
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Some type of mental or physical hangover will inevitably plague you, even if it's a manageable one.
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Sign up for a month-to-month plan and break that price tag down into manageable morsels.
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He can find humor in it now that he's in therapy and his symptoms are more manageable.
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U.S.-China trade frictions brought some pressure on China's trade, but the impact is manageable, Li said.
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Establishing sustainable long-term spending practices and settling into a manageable lifestyle is of the utmost importance.
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With the release of "Death Magnetic," Metallica toured for three years, but at a manageable, adult pace.
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That's when we decided to make it more manageable and tell the story through New York City.
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Hire a Private Guide Compared with other large cities, private guides are a manageable expense in Mumbai.
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The issues, he said, were manageable; his time away from the players has been harder to accept.
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The impact, however, is manageable, Decker said, as it was less than 1% of total annual sales.
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That or laid out in front of me as obstacles that were, now at least, recognizable. Manageable.
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If the legal liabilities arent manageable, Mallinckrodt may choose to seek bankruptcy protection, the Bloomberg report said.
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Yet it has manageable rents in a borough, and city, that has become increasingly difficult to afford.
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Biden, on the other hand, needs to win less than 50% -- a much more manageable win rate.
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The spending cuts have dropped the budget deficit to a manageable 22 percent of annual economic output.
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He went back the next morning after a nurse called to say the E.R. was more manageable.
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Soon after testing it out, his IBS eased—his cramps became more manageable and his inflammations subsided.
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Still, all of this would be manageable if key policymakers could be counted on to act effectively.
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So, for those who prefer smaller and lighter, the cheaper models of the S21 are more manageable.
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I think breaking up the ingredients into smaller, more manageable doses really helped stave off my nausea.
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The government is widely expected to deliver some fiscal stimulus while keeping the deficit at manageable levels.
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A combination of fiscal restraint and faster growth could quickly render the federal debt much more manageable.
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Mass testing of the exposed and isolating the sick can be sustained and might keep clusters manageable.
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And despite the density, the fair is very manageable compared with other mega-fairs in New York.
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If they can develop and apply neutral and manageable standards to identify unconstitutional gerrymanders, why couldn't we?
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If you already owe a bunch of money, you can take steps to make it more manageable.
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Mr. Laarman reduced the design to manageable components to enable production on a home 3-D printer.
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Try this: Once you choose a manageable focus, make sure all your details and examples support it.
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But, she noted, most of the side effects are manageable through immune suppression, such as with steroids.
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It's manageable now, thanks to a cocktail of medications and therapy and understanding that's come with adulthood.
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Now, we consider it a perfectly manageable autoimmune disease given access to proper care and affordable medication.
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While 46 percent said their debt is manageable, 56 percent said they were in over their heads.
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The truth is the phone calls feel incredible: They make the world feel smaller and more manageable.
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Once you've whittled your belongings down to a manageable amount, give each item a place to live.
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If you want something a little more manageable, a beach tent might be the way to go.
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"It's a more manageable length now so that I can blend into a crowd more," he said.
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For readers throughout Renaissance Europe, its maps brought an outsized globe down to a manageable human scale.
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When I turned off the always-on screen, however, the number jumped to a far more manageable 18.
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Scheduled maturities are well laddered and manageable considering the company's FCF, reliable market access and back-up liquidity.
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"We plan to take on the replace challenge in manageable pieces with step-by-step reforms," he added.
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The 5.2-inch screen is a more manageable and pocketable size and the 1080p resolution screen is fine.
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Ahead, strategies from real people that can help make the full-time-freelance shuffle a bit more manageable.
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For now, he mostly writes during the summer, when his basketball schedule and class load are more manageable.
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I like to cook and clean a lot to slow my thoughts down and keep my anxiety manageable.
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"They were manageable diseases, and now you have people dying when they would not have otherwise," she said.
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You can make the pool of applicants more manageable to sift through by filtering age, gender, and location.
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Ask the college about a payment plan to help break up the bill into more manageable monthly installments.
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For me, the message of this book is: let's make this not just manageable, but sustainable and enjoyable.
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While we applaud those of you starting Lost or Twin Peaks, here, we recommend the more manageable endeavors.
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Fitch believes that any reorganization for larger securities firms will be manageable, but costs could weigh on profitability.
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That's been my number one strategy wherever I've lived — to keep my housing expenses as manageable as possible.
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Though Akzo and PPG have some overlapping businesses, notably in Britain and France, antitrust risks should be manageable.
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Longer droughts and more unpredictable winds turn what would once have been manageable fires into region-wide catastrophes.
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"Find a way that's manageable and leaves both sides feeling like they've been treated with respect," Kogan said.
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That is still more manageable than getting a standard bank loan that is not backed by the SBA.
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However, as children with this condition age, their hair texture typically becomes more manageable as they become adults.
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Do your research and consult an experienced cabinetmaker, electrician or media professional to make the job more manageable.
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Image: WikiMedia CommonsOver the past two decades, HIV has gone from a lethal diagnosis to a manageable condition.
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Why is it that learning languages seems reasonably manageable, but retaining that conversational knowledge is exponentially more difficult?
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The Passport is comfortable on the road and offers handling that makes the big SUV feel totally manageable.
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Or making regulatory compliance and its cost more manageable, which is key to stimulation growth, particularly for startups.
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The judges were sent fewer selections of each nominated work, too — which meant watching everything was more manageable.
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The goal might feel impossibly far away, but breaking big goals into small to-dos makes them manageable.
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This is because of the sector's low leverage, robust interest coverage plus manageable debt and lease contract maturities.
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This requires large investments in capex and marketing costs, but we believe they would be manageable for BAT.
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ADEQUATE LIQUIDITY ESS has a manageable debt maturity schedule and will largely address 2017 maturities with this issuance.
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Raw and unfiltered, Blind is the antithesis to HR's utopic vision of a manageable and orderly corporate culture.
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He also said the impact from Britain's decision to leave the European Union on RWE would be manageable.
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Fitch expects credit impairments to increase somewhat in 2017 but remain manageable and consistent with long term expectations.
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They told me, 'Your life isn't over, this is manageable, you can live a normal life with this.
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With debt easily manageable, the company ought to boost dividends and buybacks, before pushy investors force it to.
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His insomnia was barely manageable with medication, and he continued to struggle with generalized anxiety during the day.
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But don't panic just yet; the Moto G already features a 5-inch screen and is totally manageable.
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However, when you factor in social anxiety, otherwise manageable panic can easily morph into a debilitating inner dialogue.
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Mapmakers' approaches to projecting our spherical planet onto a manageable 2D plane represent the problems of their times.
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Provided that the number of retirees is low relative to the number of workers, the cost is manageable.
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Fitch believes future funding requirements for the pension obligations are manageable because of the company's strong FCF generation.
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The court ordered California to reduce crowding from 2000 percent of capacity to a more manageable 232 percent.
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"These increases are manageable and should be able to be recovered through higher fares," the ratings agency stated.
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As of November 2017 PR's refinancing needs for 2018 were manageable at RUB5.4 billion (13% of outstanding debt).
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The scope of the department's review is manageable, Alaska Air CEO Brad Tilden said on an analyst call.
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Try limiting your news exposure to manageable periods of time, and stay in touch with friends and family.
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However, if you play your cards right, getting back into the workforce is more manageable than it sounds.
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The private sector learned its lesson from the recession and current household and business debt levels are manageable.
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Keeping your toddler's hair soft and manageable is easier with a high-quality conditioner made with natural ingredients.
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Mr. Zou acknowledged that it was an issue but that it was manageable with makeup artists and stylists.
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That will be trimmed down from more than 50 cocktail choices to a more manageable 30 or so.
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But when we focus on rational behavior, viewing everyone as fundamentally alike, the range of questions becomes manageable.
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Mangold: We got it down before they came on because we had to get it to something manageable.
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I want to just cause a little havoc, get into some trouble, get into some safe, manageable mischief.
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These tools can enhance financial capability and make traditional bank accounts more manageable, hopefully avoiding high-cost alternatives.
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With dealer numbers now at a more manageable level, he said, they can be better educated and trained.
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Services like Amazon Mechanical Turk and Figure Eight work well when startups have relatively manageable data-labeling responsibilities.
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But he appreciates that games like Final Fantasy can be broken down into more manageable chunks of time.
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Gleevec turned the deadly blood cancer known as chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) into a long-term, manageable illness.
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The Siren turned my tank and my best damage-dealer against me, making a manageable fight almost insurmountable.
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It should also have manageable debt levels and a profit margin of at least 10 percent, he says.
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You need to break your wish or dream down into manageable tasks that you are able to perform.
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Detectives shouldering caseloads that, by July, already exceeded what the department's chiefs considered manageable over an entire year.
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Despite its large size, this tree with 2,514 branch tips arrives in three manageable sections for easy assembly.
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Nonetheless, Fuller's loans are out of default, and her payments are now more manageable at $250 per month.
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CUPI's risky asset exposure remains manageable, although it has further increased its exposure to less-liquid alternative investments.
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In reality, the majority of low back pain goes away on its own, or is manageable with movement.
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For worriers about financial bubbles, the Fed is signaling that it believes the risk is low and manageable.
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The idea of smart cities is to make them more manageable by collecting data from sources like cameras.
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The burden of financing a college education remains manageable for those who actually graduate and use their degrees.
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Then, use the knife to follow the natural lines of the muscle to create even more manageable slices.
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"Thus far, as of today, we still see a manageable scenario, not the worst case scenario," he said.
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"Thus far, as of today, we still see a manageable scenario, not the worst case scenario," he said.
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They get to the root of the problem — meaning that when you sweat, your hair actually stays manageable.
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By staying present for these small, manageable goodbyes, we can learn to be present for the bigger goodbyes.
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What might have felt like manageable stuffiness when you were standing can feel unbearable when you're lying down.
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As much as Daniel felt Elizabeth's irritation, he felt a tremendous relief — her grievances were specific and manageable.
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However, when viewed through the lens of these core competencies, most social situations become a lot more manageable.
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" At another point, he observes that "the problems with the Social Security trust fund are real but manageable.
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Talk to your doctor, too, as SAD can be a manageable condition with the right diagnosis and treatment.
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So far the crowds have felt palpable but manageable, although weekdays are a tick more peaceful than weekends.
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During the conflict, concerns were manageable since the population did not grow and demands were minimal, he said.
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"In New York, you can create a manageable set of relationships in a smaller universe," Mr. Wolfson said.
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Fitch expects Australia's credit cycle to turn in 82567123, although any weakening in asset quality should remain manageable.
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You probably work manageable hours in tastefully decorated buildings with free food, ergonomic desk furniture and plentiful amenities.
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"This is highly controlled, manageable and decided by the central government," said Gary Liu, an economist in Shanghai.
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Financial experts recommend using a consistent savings strategy to help you set manageable goals, but where to begin?
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We come up with a plan of action and it's actually much more manageable than we originally thought.
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No matter how overwhelming the process, paying off student debt can be "manageable" when approached strategically, Dulaney says.
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Crews will drop a nontoxic, biodegradable "expansion agent" that will break down the boulders into more manageable sizes.
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An analogy was making the rounds: Was Trump a manageable petty tyrant, in the mold of Silvio Berlusconi?
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"This is hurting the economy but so far it's manageable," says Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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In fact, there were many stable, job holding middle-class people who had a mild, manageable heroin addiction.
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They also consider the balanced Nevada regulatory compact, manageable leverage, improving regional economic conditions and modest sales growth.
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Another time, I climbed a manageable-looking mountain, setting out at dawn with pockets full of candy bars.
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HIV/AIDS was transformed in relatively rapid order from a death sentence to a chronic but manageable disease.
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If all had gone as planned, the nation's population of unauthorized immigrants would have remained small and manageable.
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This deal will reduce the debt load at the company "to a manageable level," according to the letter.
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But it seems manageable in the context of the global economy Bill: It's exactly what we're prepared for.
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Some people cross a line from manageable indulgence to a ceaseless activity that damages finances, relationships, and careers.
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Bank analysts reckon that increases in spreads seen so far have had small, manageable effects on banks' capital ratios.
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For example, GM made plans to import the Buick Envision from China, thinking the tariff of 2.5% was manageable.
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I needed that moment on the curb, some sort of tipping point to make it all feel manageable again.
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" Now, Musk said he is "down to 80 or 90" hours of work per week and "it's pretty manageable.
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That should be more than enough time for households and businesses to get their debts down to manageable levels.
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Manageable Debt Maturities: Total debt was roughly $3.2 billion at June 30, 2016, and resulting/estimated leverage was 1.93x.
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What pieces it can't swallow it takes into the air and drops onto rocks, shattering them into manageable pieces.
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These are usually completely manageable, but as these stories demonstrate, sometimes things can get a bit… out of hand.
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Whatever you're aiming to do, " Pivot" will help break down both your dreams and your fears into manageable pieces.
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States argue that there is no manageable standard and that the Constitution gives them broad authority to regulate redistricting.
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These steps may seem minor, but they will make what is sure to be a long day more manageable.
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But he said market concerns about Italian lenders should be kept in perspective and any problems there were manageable.
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Samsung's done an impressive job cramming a lot of screen into a manageable footprint over the past several gens.
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Tickets Bilbao BBK is a compact and manageable festival occupying an enviable perch in the hills outside the city.
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While tired eyes and dry skin are somewhat manageable, a major breakout before a big event is never welcome.
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But they can afford houseplants, and many are finding that nurturing them is a more manageable form of domesticity.
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Crews of neighbors were busy cutting the huge trunks into manageable sizes and dragging them free of the wires.
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They believe a moderate increase in public debt is manageable as long as it prevents a slump in growth.
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That would be good news for borrowers and for an economy that depends on hefty but manageable consumer debt.
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But overall, he said, the damage appeared manageable, and paled in comparison with the problems closer to Cape May.
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"Anyone who says costs like this are manageable is sadly ignorant about people's real-life situations," one reader wrote.
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Trading flirty notes and then much more explicit pics makes loneliness a little more manageable and much more steamy.
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Legislation to ban involuntary bumping would force carriers to treat passengers with greater dignity, at a very manageable cost.
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External debt repayments to multilateral and bilateral creditors are manageable, and external market debt amortisations resume only in 7503.
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They argue that managed retreat from flood-exposed areas is not only sensible and economically manageable — but also inevitable.
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Of those, most were retweets and quote tweets, which they excluded to keep the information to a manageable amount.
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How can you take the millions of billions of pixels [in your database] and make it a manageable number?
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Here are the most manageable binge-watches of Emmy-nominated shows and TV movies, in order of time commitment.
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The ribs, cut laterally in the traditional Korean style, arrive with shears to help you slice off manageable portions.
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A computer takes all of these attributes and then boils it down to, say, 10, a more manageable number.
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For your thumb to cover a whole row of kernels, the corn cob must be cut into manageable cylinders.
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But in terms of imminent danger, debt levels appear manageable and manufacturing is still positive — at least for now.
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It's also cavernous inside, with tons of smart storage cubbies and charging ports to make weekend excursions more manageable.
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While CZ described the incident as "unfortunate," he added it was "totally manageable" given the size of Binance's revenues.
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At least storing it, if you had it in Microsoft Word form, is completely manageable by current computer standards.
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Step five: This too shall pass Whatever it is that is getting your goat, it is temporary and manageable.
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Below, Kozak provides an example of a couple who are balancing manageable levels of debt and sufficient cash flow.
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Ratings agency Fitch said in a research note that Hanjin Shipping risks should be manageable for South Korea's banks.
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In this model of the Big Bang, existence becomes more manageable, more knowable — but still filled with deep mystery.
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He's an artist who just notched his third project after tackling far more manageable conflicts than citywide gun legislation.
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Japan's relationship with nuclear energy is complicated for sure, but hopefully robots can make it a more manageable one.
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The transformer baked inside turns the high voltage in the grid's power stream into something manageable for your Casiotone.
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But, again, this only works if a given show survives long enough to air a manageable number of episodes.
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Manageable FX Exposure Fitch considers Valid's international footprint as a mitigant to FX exposure on its costs and debt.
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While the scenarios generated "significant increases in loss rates", they were "manageable for the banking system as a whole".
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Close to shore for much of the route but still subject to strong oceanic currents, the conditions are manageable.
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TT: It is manageable JC: Obviously you've set your 25 targets, we've talk a bit about the Asia business.
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But once you do all that work at the front end, the reward is that it's sort of manageable.
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To make a more manageable bite, we've compacted these two toppings by cooking the egg inside the onion ring.
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The nurse came to take her temperature, which had come down to a manageable 100 degrees within an hour.
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"If we can negotiate a little bit of a bump in aid, it would make it manageable," Coccomo said.
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The biggest deals are scarce and may need to be shared, while more manageable bites attract more competing buyers.
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I've managed to work out processes with my colleagues back in New York that make my meetings schedule manageable.
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Why are otherwise capable students so petrified of a test that, upon inspection, is relatively straightforward, predictable, and manageable?
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But narcolepsy is manageable, and people with narcolepsy can lead "full and rewarding lives" thanks to different treatment regimens.
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Lucky for you, we're highlighting a sale on robot vacuums that can make this purchase a bit more manageable.
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Not only would the merchants' reports be much more insightful, the analysis would also be a lot more manageable.
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"I think there's disagreement on the outcomes and what that means and whether that is manageable," said Arkansas Gov.
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Painting was a natural extension of this practice: It's one manageable way to wrest control of time and meaning.
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But it's also easier for Imzy to offer a friendly space simply because it's still at a manageable size.
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But it also cements his standing as a manageable offensive threat in the eyes of opposing coaches and players.
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You want to make sure that credit card consolidation can save you money and make payments more manageable. 4.
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This would begin transitioning Medicaid into more manageable programs while creating more predictable budgets with added savings for taxpayers.
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But we've also got enough experience to know which heels are going to be manageable and which ones...won't.
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But with all the main parties agreeing on the need for reform, politicians believe any blowback will be manageable.
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It's a way to make investing manageable for young people on low incomes or with few assets, he said.
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Epilepsy is now manageable thanks to a variety of anti-seizure medications developed by studying rodents, rabbits and monkeys.
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Fitch expects future credit costs to remain manageable although asset quality ratios may worsen driven by continued portfolio seasoning.
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So far the challenge seems manageable: only 302 had returned by November, and there has been no noticeable surge.
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While that falls beneath the recommended 30%, it still means many are spending above what is considered financially manageable.
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"We view changes in raw material costs as something that is manageable," a GM spokesman said in an email.
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More releases will occur every day until facilities are brought down to manageable levels of detainees, according to officials.
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But, at the same time, it's a smaller scale project than a house, so it can feel more manageable.
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We're not choosing the enormous Mr. Daddy 2.0 design here, but its slightly more manageable cousin, the Mega Chief.
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"The rest of the country does not understand that it is not easily transmittable and easily manageable," Hanssens said.
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The SEC was the third agency to weigh in on Wednesday with a relatively manageable fine of $100 million.
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The bank's exposure to the energy sector, a potential concern amid plummeting oil prices, was "manageable", he told CNBC.
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"We plan to take on this challenge in manageable pieces, not another 2,700-page bill like ObamaCare," McConnell said.
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It's a firehose of data that Springer Nature has turned into a manageable trickle through this machine-generated publication.
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Three or four quick sprays into my hands is enough to make my dry, knotty hair far more manageable.
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Still, differences between the sides are manageable, Yu said, and unlike their exchanges with the U.S., are seldom politicized.
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Now they can do it, the expense will be manageable, and the arrangement will only get cheaper with time.
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It will make standards more manageable for manufactures and consumers, and it will increase safety while being environmentally conscious.
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Several museums are pursuing single-artist shows, which tend to be more manageable in terms of research and loans.
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In favor: Guys, please, we're trying to keep this manageable so if you could… Penguins fan: Also Evgeni Malkin.
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They conceptualized them along a spectrum from most tractable — that is to say, workable and manageable — to least tractable.
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"Sea trials are precisely for finding manageable teething problems like this and rectifying them," a Royal Navy spokesman said.
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So, keep that big-picture dream in your head, but don't forget to break it down into manageable realities.
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It was worse in her dominant left eye; the damage in her right eye was minimal and more manageable.
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FAVORABLE DEBT MATURITY PROFILE Debt maturities are manageable with $33713 million or 33712016% of total debt maturing through 33715.
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Now, with a smaller yet more manageable $7323 million stash, Mr. Anderson is looking to make his mark again.
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For days I've left him to struggle alone; focusing instead on manageable tasks like dishes, cooking, signing permission slips.
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The move, intended to make operating the ship more manageable, ended up taking away the helmsman's ability to steer.
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Even if Mr. Trump's suggested new tariffs provoke Chinese retaliation in these industries, it would have a manageable impact.
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To make Twitter manageable, you have to carefully curate the list of people you follow to avoid being overwhelmed.
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The result is a very manageable motorcycle in every riding situation -- from parking lots to highways and canyon roads.
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That proportion is shockingly large from an ethical perspective precisely because it is entirely manageable from a pragmatic perspective.
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A growing favorite are parties at bowling alleys and escape rooms, events with a manageable size and guest list.
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So the team from Weta, which included around 900 artists, McGaugh said, broke down the work into manageable chunks.
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Target is the ideal offline partner for Amazon for two reasons, shared demographic and manageable but comprehensive store count.
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They're also trying to cut the awards show from a yawn-inducing four hours to a more manageable three.
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However, the box that was delivered to our door was especially manageable thanks to how compressed the mattress was.
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The better we can get at pinpointing the root causes of our anxiety, the more manageable the anxiety becomes.
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Certainly, airlines have done very well recently, with big profits and even bigger cash flow, plus manageable debt loads.
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That seems like a way more manageable sacrifice if you're a young person who longs to be a parent.
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With a central bank willing to lend a hand, the repercussions from the outbreak could be much more manageable.
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A crisis that might have been manageable quickly became a small catastrophe because of how the Chinese state operates.
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It's a full-size yoga mat when you open it up, but it folds to a very manageable size.
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Unfortunately, it does not seem that the other seriously indebted regions have clear or manageable paths out their entanglements.
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This time around it is a far more manageable environment and that is what the market is pricing for.
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Will it be a light and manageable dusting that adorns the trees and makes them glisten in the sun?
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Reducing risks in financial assets by slicing them into easily manageable tranches would spread the risk out, for example.
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" According to the ISM, "supplier labor issues and transportation difficulties continue to disrupt production, but at more manageable levels.
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"The Harmattan is here, but it is manageable," said Antoine Dechi, who farms near the southern region of Agboville.
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The music draws the story into the heightened, emotionally manageable space of melodrama, an approach that remains consistent throughout.
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But because it's manageable and no people are dying, it's not viewed as having a big impact, says Kruczkiewicz.
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We've tried to do meal prep before to varying degrees of success, but this time it actually feels manageable.
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Then, once IT is back to a manageable size, they verbally berate IT. They call IT a total loser.
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Although the pain is manageable, I'm still downing Tylenol, Gatorade, and ginger ale, and I'm saddled with heat packs.
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Lower claims frequency, manageable underwriting expenses and steady investment returns have also translated into a favourable bottom-line performance.
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Favorable Debt Maturity Profile: Debt maturities are manageable with $37 million or 1.3% of total debt maturing through 2019.
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Dominion Resources, a major consumer of coal, said the rule was "challenging but ultimately manageable" in a 3613 brief.
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Debt maturities over the next several years are manageable with no maturities until fiscal 2018, when CAD100 million matures.
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Fitch views the cumulative effects of USB's regulatory initiatives and potential litigation risk as manageable and contemplated within ratings.
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While some analysts see the changes having a major impact on India's economy, Brennock believes they will be manageable.
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Another 279 by Nurse, and the seemingly manageable morphed into the unforgiving reality of Connecticut, 270 months and counting.
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But they may find the Heat to be a more manageable opponent with Waiters looking on from the sideline.
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It's a much more manageable way to put these sorts of videos together, but it's something anyone could do.
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It said that situation will be manageable as China has a relatively low bad loan ratio, the report said.
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The relatively small 0.8-acre lot seemed manageable, and the building systems appeared to be in good working order.
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I'm there to witness their hidden collection of secrets for a manageable 60 or 90 minutes at a time.
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Maybe the best hope for a resurgence of manageable inflation is that the consensus is largely dismissing the possibility.
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It was a week with a crushing streak of news, so we'll break it down into manageable parts. 226.
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" According to the ISM, "supplier labor issues and transportation difficulties continue to disrupt production, but at more manageable levels.
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The government says debt levels are generally under control and manageable, and notes the personal savings rate is high.
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Beatrice breaks this process down to a set of manageable, (almost) painless steps, beginning with removing everything from the closet.
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That almost always results in a barely manageable spaghetti of cords that you have to haul around wherever you go.
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There are modest and manageable solutions Congress could implement right now to preserve Social Security for current and future generations.
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After all, there's nothing special about having designs with only four attributes—that choice simply creates a manageable deck size.
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But his aggression – which was unpredictable- and his particular issues, which remain myriad, weren't manageable, at least not by me.
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Cost to complete for in-progress developments represent 3.8% of undepreciated assets as of March 05243, 2016, a manageable level.
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The actress described how the city had a slower, more manageable pace than her previous home in New York City.
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Cost-to-complete development totaled $35.6 million as of March 31, 2016, representing 1.5% of undepreciated assets, a manageable level.
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Given our economic growth forecast, increases in non-performing assets should remain modest and rising impairment charges should remain manageable.
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"We believe that the impact is manageable if we don't go beyond $1.20 to the euro," said Banor SIM's Meda.
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"Whatever the outcome is in the other elections, it's manageable," he said Wednesday at an event in New York City.
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However, I had heard rumblings that Independent was different, with a more manageable exhibitor-list and a more navigable layout.
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We are trying to replace that certainty with a manageable expression of the uncertainty surrounding medium- and longer-run outcomes.
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Here's a stage-by-stage breakdown of what's happening — and what you can do to make these changes more manageable.
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The cybersecurity risks of using Huawei's equipment in 5G networks are manageable, according to an unpublished report from British intelligence.
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Harvey could have pitched deeper into the game, but Callaway pulled him after a relatively manageable pitch count of 86.
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"Let's say the amount of gang members coming in is 5 percent—that's still manageable for law enforcement," Marino said.
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Any early showers are expected to make way for a cloudy but manageable afternoon, with the high climbing near 50.
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Birch said her symptoms are now typically manageable, and she is able to do daily activities like drive and walk.
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After a few days, my skin calmed down and the lump shrank to a smaller, more manageable size before disappearing.
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Sure, anything involving the word "needle" sounds scary and best avoided, but this little guy seemed manageable enough to try.
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Under any other circumstances, that's a manageable gap to close—but just consider the way these two points went down.
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A manageable 240 galleries will be exhibiting at ALAC this year, alongside four nonprofits, and a handful of art publishers.
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And with a tough but manageable schedule, Louisville could plausibly gain the top spot in the Playoff by winning out.
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The hunch was that fintech firms were small enough for any problems to be manageable, and might produce useful innovations.
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Most autistic people, and our supportive family members and friends, have at least something that makes our lives more manageable.
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It's manageable most of the time, and you have ways of working around it like meditating or taking a walk.
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The Thunder missed five out of six shots to start the run, but their defense helped keep the deficit manageable.
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After a few minutes of struggle, I discovered the shrink gesture and got the burger down to a manageable size.
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Interestingly, as the price has risen and the fluctuations have become more manageable, talk of crypto investing has died down.
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" Blair told Reuters the data on herbicides, including glyphosate, had been removed "to make the paper a more manageable size.
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And in any case, $108 billion per year is a totally manageable sum in the context of the federal budget.
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It also helps that my polling location is within walking distance of my apartment, and the line is really manageable.
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I mean, seeing the last fictional characters on Earth trudge along a dead planet makes real life slightly more manageable.
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If Britain leaves the single market and customs union in an orderly manner, the short-term shock should be manageable.
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To keep the weight manageable there's the giant forehead rest and a thick layer of plastic framing the goggles themselves.
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Carve A Pineapple Yes, carving is technically still involved here — but pineapples are much more manageable (and festive) than pumpkins!
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Because we were so familiar with me having stage-four — which is the most advanced form — stage-one seemed manageable.
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Enter Astro, which won't let you ditch email for good (sadly), but it will help make overflowing inboxes more manageable.
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But his aggression — which was unpredictable — and his particular issues, which remain myriad, weren't manageable, at least not by me.
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The number of such "secondary" arrivals so far this year is under 20,000: eminently manageable in a country of 83m.
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But executives said on Wednesday that the strategy, manageable for a month or two, gets tougher as time goes on.
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SLG also has manageable, well-balanced lease maturity and debt expiration schedules as well as limited floating-rate debt exposure.
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You probably came here looking for some easy, manageable prank ideas you can put together in time for April 1.
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"Ten percent could actually come as a relief", he said, adding that such a figure would be "bad but manageable".
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But they will be able to rest a little easier knowing that all are manageable, with the right game plans.
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A two-week outage would be manageable but if it lasts longer, the hit on lead supply could be significant.
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Whether it's through health, fitness, or food, or whatever is manageable through your day, integrating self-care should be easy.
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Known for their reliability and manageable learning curve, this is where you want to start if you're new to grilling.
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But his aggression - which was unpredictable- and his particular issues, which remain myriad, weren't manageable, at least not by me.
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LIQUIDITY Liquidity is adequate due to the company cash position, its good access to capital markets and manageable debt maturities.
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Trailing 16-15 with the ball at midfield, the Steelers had 22 seconds to get into manageable field goal range.
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Fitch expects any further fines or litigation costs will be manageable in the context of the company's superior earnings profile.
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LIQUIDITY Manageable Liquidity: ThaiBev had THB13 billion of debt maturing in the next 12 months as of end-September 2017.
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Hayles's vision is solidly in the middle with its mortality and fallibility, rendered not obsolete but more manageable—more human.
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Under Trump's proposed plan, her federal loan payment would likely go down from $250 to something she considers more manageable.
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Our organization supports modest and manageable measures to fortify the system's finances and expand benefits, including legislative proposals from Sen.
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Debt Maturities: Relative to the company's cash, RCF availability, and modest expected FCF, Fitch believes upcoming debt maturities are manageable.
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But she does want to take the edges off it, get it under control and make it neat and manageable.
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If it were one element of our society or personal lives we'd have to change, that would perhaps be manageable.
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But if state courts could come up with a neutral and manageable standard, Kagan wrote, why couldn't the Supreme Court?
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Once the process is complete, you can resume payments on a single loan and make student loan repayment more manageable.
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The point is not a precise number of justices, but that a panel structure makes a larger Supreme Court manageable.
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"It enables you to really engage in a back and forth with the voter in a manageable way," Fiddler said.
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In addition, Bimbo's debt amortization profile is manageable in the following two years with only MXN5 billion due in 2018.
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This should be manageable for Qatari banks because profitability is sufficiently robust to enable them to write additional impairment provisions'.
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Now, it has that reputation, but as supercars go, unless you flip it into full Godzilla mode, it's pretty manageable.
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On the mobile side, Google's adding an additional notification setting to make alerts more manageable for people with overflowing inboxes.
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Rather, Latin America should imitate the United States because checks and balances, for the most part, have kept corruption manageable.
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In many poor countries, girls lack access to period products, like tampons and pads, that help make menstruation more manageable.
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At that more manageable discount rate, retailers were then able to give ShopBack commission for helping to promote their brands.
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"Exposure to horror films can be gratifying when the negative emotions caused by the film are manageable," Dr. Clasen explained.
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" Espenilla said the strong economic growth and "manageable inflation are in line with our expectations and validate current policy settings.
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To my surprise, after a few weeks the palpitations diminished, and have stayed manageable as I continue to meditate daily.
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These people might focus their real fear of death on smaller and more manageable threats, such as spiders or germs.
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When it comes to your job search, set realistic, manageable goals that you can accomplish, and focus on your priorities.
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HSAs and FSAs are one of the most effective ways for families to make healthcare more affordable, manageable, and predictable.
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We believe management's expansion strategy entails manageable execution risk due to RFC's degree of diversification and its strong track record.
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Make tying up loose ends on Sunday more manageable by tackling household chores at a steady pace throughout the week.
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The fact that Mr. Castro's death came during a long holiday weekend made the news more manageable in many ways.
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Preparing for the flood of emotions, and that person's absence, can make what is an awful day feel more manageable.
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I learned, with Christopher's help, how to break down complicated problems into manageable steps that made the tasks less intimidating.
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There was still a gap, but it was manageable, and less than the cost of a new house and mortgage.
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Ms. Hickcox also likes Marche aux Puces de la Porte de Vanves, a smaller, more manageable version of St Ouen.
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Despite the dire predictions, many commuters said at summer's end that the disruptions had been more manageable than they expected.
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Now, you can get the same great value you want, but for a price that seems a bit more manageable.
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I'm slightly anxious about the notifications I might be missing, but only slightly; it's a manageable level that's not distracting.
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No, so no, I get that, but they did a challenge that was relative to something that was manageable, correct?
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Because each stage of a Downes painting takes place en plein air, his canvases tend to be a manageable size.
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Not everything will be run exactly according to the research plan, but the process is on the whole more manageable.
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To make it more manageable, weave emergency planning into your everyday life, chipping away at the long to-do list.
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On top of that, future flooding may not be gradual and manageable, but rather sudden and violent, like Hurricane Sandy.
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When I finally sought therapy, I thought I was just having trouble dealing with what seemed like pretty manageable stress.
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The countries that have done this — namely, China, South Korea, and Singapore — have slowed new cases to a manageable level.
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Her financial model is lean — a staff made up of midwives and medical assistants means the salaries are more manageable.
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And then what was palpitation-inducing becomes something more meditative, and the difficulty spike curves off into a manageable climb.
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The island is manageable in size, easy to navigate, deeply relaxing, and an easy starting point for more island hopping.
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It's not super convenient, but the journey is manageable and sets you up for further travels in Malaysia or Thailand.
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Breaking down those distant goals into smaller, more approachable goals that we can tackle right away make them more manageable.
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Those taxes may be manageable for a time, but leave the United States room to increase pressure in the future.
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Once a distasteful but manageable task for Congress, the debt ceiling has become a battle Washington seems unable to escape.
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Within China, most households also appear to have manageable debts, in contrast with the United States before its mortgage crisis.
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Most people can't justify spending hundreds of dollars on a hair tool, but $60 is a far more manageable expense.
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The ministers could conclude a review of reforms in Greece and discuss ways of making its giant debt more manageable.
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"There is a moral question, of not acting on something that is so, in a way, manageable," Mulder-Sibanda said.
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Bernstein analysts said this was likely to require Asahi to dispose of a cider brand, but the impact was manageable.
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And over the years we've tried all kinds of systems and routines as we've tried to make mornings more manageable.
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Manageable in scale but full of treasures, it's the art fair where you go to hide from other art fairs.
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For GM, which had $24 billion in cash and marketable securities as of June 30, that cost is likely manageable.
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Netflix has its own conspiracy theory problem, but its users aren't uploading their own content so it's potentially more manageable.
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It has also said the security risks associated with having Huawei equipment in the UK&aposs mobile networks were manageable.
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Smaller cities such as Vancouver, British Columbia; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; and Washington, while still appealing, are more manageable.
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The center concludes that even if underwriting loosened and current default risk doubled, it would remain manageable given past experience.
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There are dozens, but opening a manageable number of browser tabs (five or six, max) is adequate for comparison shopping.
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Eventually, inflation dropped to a more manageable level, unemployment ticked down, and Volcker eased up on the tight money rules.
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Maturities are manageable with $13 million of annual amortization under an $800 million secured term loan that matures in 2021.
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The ratings also consider the pipeline's manageable projected capex, declining debt and improving credit metrics from an already strong base.
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He moved here from Jersey City after his daughter was born for more space and to keep his commute manageable.
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Lines were manageable at Safeway in Denver early Tuesday morning as more than a half foot of snow accumulated outside.
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Estácio has a manageable level of debt, making it easier for the company to fund any potential acquisition, Zaher said.
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Second, the idea that Iran's mischief was somehow more manageable before the nuclear deal ended is more than a stretch.
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When Caldwell's book came out it seemed as if it described a slow-burning, hopefully manageable social and religious crisis.
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Sometimes 30 students turned up, though the average class size now clocks in at a more manageable 10 to 15.
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Besides reducing rabbit populations to manageable levels, the number of stoats in New Zealand ballooned as they attacked native wildlife.
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The IMF, however, said the deficit is likely to remain manageable as it would be financed largely by foreign direct investment.
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Thankfully, there are a variety of apps out there to keep track of your reading list and make it more manageable.
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"This way, you will continually grow and refine and strengthen your network, but in a manageable and hopefully even enjoyable way."
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In particular, a weaker U.S. dollar would make oil purchases and debt servicing more manageable for Indonesia and India, noted Laroia.
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