Spotify still hasn't mastered its role as a music app But Spotify still hasn't even mastered its role as music software.
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"I think what they've done brilliantly in this ad funded world (is) they've mastered the art of click bait, they've mastered the art of hyped up headlines, they've also mastered the art of, I'm sad to say, of running stories that simply aren't true," Wales told CNBC in a TV interview.
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If you get a straight-A average, that proves you have mastered the art of learning math (or at least mastered the tests that are supposed to measure these things).
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Donnie Yen has mastered the Force — and the #bottlecapchallenge.
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RIP, Koko Koko mastered sign language -- and our hearts.
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Thankfully, we finally found someone who has mastered the art.
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But, of course, the brand mastered the basics long ago.
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"My kids have mastered the art of sarcasm," Sweetin says.
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Frédérique Constant has mastered restrained elegance with the Flyback Chronograph.
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She mastered the balance bike before her older sister did.
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Once you've mastered HTML, the whole thing gets an upgrade.
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Meghan Markle has mastered the art of the royal curtsy.
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They are words in a language I haven't yet mastered.
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Kate has mastered her respectful looks for the annual occasion.
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They have mastered the art of helping us spend money.
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FreeForm has mastered the art of telling young adult stories.
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He mastered flying it, and then got a bigger drone.
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Trump has also mastered the dark art of internet logic.
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Grant Sabatier has mastered the art of the side hustle.
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Chris Reining mastered his money from an impressively young age.
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Here's how thrifty young adults have mastered partying while broke.
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It's all recorded and is getting mastered as we speak.
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Of course, the body cannot really be mastered this way.
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Improving your confidence is a skill that can be mastered.
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Photographer Pelle Cass has mastered the art of trick photography.
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Figaro had already mastered larch wood and a bamboo twig.
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That's why we had it mastered and ready to go.
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Once you've mastered the basics, be prepared to be overwhelmed.
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He had every skill mastered and was just truly efficient.
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He says Rhino kept trying until he mastered the sport.
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Many have changed it, mastered it or nearly perfected it.
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Now says she has "mastered" what could have been disastrous.
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His government has mastered the art of manipulating the truth.
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It seems that conservatives have mastered the art of accusation.
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Students seem to have mastered the art of the pan.
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Few beyond entertainment powerhouse Walt Disney have mastered the form.
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Gen Z has already mastered the popular video app TikTok.
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Perhaps the queen of Snapchat actually hasn't mastered the app.
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One thing he has clearly mastered: his directorial bedside manner.
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Cliff Hagen has mastered an unusual language: He speaks owl.
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The Japanese honed in on this phenomenon and mastered it.
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He had quickly mastered the feature film and program booking.
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Some experts think the North may have mastered this technology.
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The government has mastered the art of survival through crises.
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"I just think he has every shot mastered," Shapovalov said.
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In general, most HDR movies and TV shows are mastered with a max of 1,000 to 4,000 nits in mind, though certain HDR formats can be mastered for up to a whopping 10,000 nits.
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This new series has mastered the art of the tear jerker.
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We mean celebrities who have mastered the art of sipping tea.
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None of them seem to have mastered that art quite yet.
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Jenny from the Block has truly mastered the high/low style.
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For anyone who's mastered the language: per favore continua a leggere.
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Trump has mastered the news media and he won't let up.
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Learning to excel with one hero doesn't mean you've mastered Overwatch.
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Most Hollywood films shot in 83K are mastered down in 2K.
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I've never quite mastered either of these: letting go or absolving.
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These nine YouTubers have mastered the balance between entertaining and educational.
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I still haven't quite mastered it, and I work in fashion.
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Elizabeth Warren has mastered the art of delivering meme-worthy moments.
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Kristina Schulman: Has Mastered the Holidays Also, we need that sweater.
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The show mastered the new media that teenagers were already consuming.
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No one has mastered this "success cycle" better than the Marlins.
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By late in the evening, Shao has officially mastered the beat.
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Brie Larson has officially mastered drama and comedy, so what's next?
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Jenna Dewan-Tatum has just mastered a new style of dance.
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The company has, of course, mastered the art of noise canceling.
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We invented the technology, but cats and dogs have mastered it.
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Clearly this person has mastered the fine art of slacking off.
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As he mastered each piece, he posted his performances on Facebook.
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No one has fully mastered the art of selling groceries online.
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Snapchat is a skill not easily mastered – just ask Channing Tatum.
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At any rate, I guess now you've mastered this step, huh?
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It's a practice Times copy editors have mastered in many ways.
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Effective listening is something that can absolutely be learned and mastered.
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If there's one thing the brand has mastered, it's managing air.
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Very few professions can be mastered by amateurs in a rush.
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They had mastered the nuclear fuel cycle under the Bush administration.
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They had mastered the nuclear fuel cycle under the bush administration.
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Really, she just liked that she'd never mastered the Thanksgiving turkey.
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It stands to reason that someone at Hillsong has mastered SEO.
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However complex the rules, Scott seems to have mastered the intricacies.
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Since I am a productivity expert, some assume I've mastered distraction.
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Gomez has also mastered the art of the classic red lip.
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He shows perfect self-control because he has mastered his passions.
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JONES It seems like a puzzle that can never be mastered.
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The Poles mastered the dominant expedition style a half-century ago.
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The other, by contrast, had preserved his mastered dignity unto death.
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And they've mastered the art of amplifying tweets into viral prominence.
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He admits that he only recently mastered finding his way around.
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It doesn't quite feel like he has mastered playing it yet.
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It's not entirely meant as praise to say that this Second Stage production is a big-laugh, blue-joke, bourgeois lark of the type Neil Simon mastered until the times mastered him and the genre petered out.
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Dom and his crew haven't just mastered the "10 and 2" stance.
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The latest human skill a robot just mastered: the Bottle Cap Challenge.
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That's something TV networks have sought after, but none have really mastered.
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But maybe you've mastered all that and you're seeking a new challenge.
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Incas mastered the grisly practice of drilling holes in people&aposs skulls .
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Once you've mastered balance and comfort in your lunge, add a twist.
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She never mastered the internet, either, no matter how hard she tried.
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Reeves has mastered the art of posing with women without being grabby.
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Meghan Markle has mastered the art of the royal tour quick change.
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Elizabeth Hurley, 52, has mastered the art of an Instagram swimsuit photo.
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Then Andy mixed it and Dan Lowndes mastered it, making it complete.
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Most are struggling, having mastered one or the other, but not both.
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When you've mastered the form, bump up to 24 reps per set.
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Her work in class was not the only way she mastered English.
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My therapist is showing off the tricks her therapy dog has mastered.
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Yes, the self-proclaimed "selfie dad" has even mastered the duck face.
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Throughout her pregnancy, Hannah mastered styling her baby bump during date nights.
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He's mastered everybody else's social media, and everybody else's expectations and desires.
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Though Bill wanted to "be good," he never really mastered the skill.
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It's a level of control only Taylor Swift has mastered equally well.
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Wondering who mastered the craft and who failed to stick the landing?
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She had mastered tennis in long skirts, played the violin for guests.
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And the well-mastered double bass sounds perfectly divine—I mean, devilish.
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But there's one basic thing they still haven't mastered: limiting distracted driving.
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She is free unlike everybody else, she has mastered the city's streets.
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But they have also mastered India's poor infrastructure and huge informal economy.
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Drake has mastered the world of streaming and holds multiple chart records.
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Once our instruction was mastered, we were cleared for the rifle range.
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And they've mastered the art of extracting it, all without getting caught.
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Perhaps only Thomas Mann could have mastered the ironies of Bernstein's story.
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When Kaplan was a teenager, he mastered the art of application writing.
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But if you've mastered these, you're probably off to a good start.
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This is a quality that ultra-successful people have mastered over time.
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Victory takes "human intuition," something AlphaGo has not yet mastered, he said.
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He itched to journey past the fundamentals which had already been mastered.
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I remember the pinnacle, when I felt like I'd really mastered this.
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After they're mixed or mastered, I give them a cursory run-through.
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Phelps says Boomer, who is his "mini me," has already mastered it.
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If I've mastered anything at all, it is how to maximize space.
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By the end, I felt like I really mastered and accomplished something.
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It seems those at Acura have mastered that art with the MDX.
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In short, she&aposs mastered the art of being a Twitter troll.
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Tijani and team have mastered gaining partnerships with big global tech names.
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Rolling eyes is a fine art, which CNN's Anderson Cooper has mastered.
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With gesture controls, Casper has mastered the art of the The Gimmick.
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He recognized the difficulties of using the medium but soon mastered it.
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Francis herself finally mastered the language during her years as a teaching assistant.
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Eterno was mastered by Colin Marston, who keeps it sounding bright and uncluttered.
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She has, however, mastered the art of the subtle-yet-impactful hair tweak.
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Your business needs to grow, but make sure you've mastered your core competencies.
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But for Donatella Versace, the mogul has mastered the art of doing both.
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Dolby Vision-mastered videos will still likely work on your HDR10-compatible set.
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It even has special polite registers that must be mastered to avoid offence.
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In your 2000s, you know your goals and you've hopefully mastered cash flow.
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Maybe it's the time, but I think he's mastered his thing, you know?
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You're going to take out a pitcher who has thoroughly mastered the Nationals?
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Current medical knowledge has not mastered adequate treatment for many forms of cancer.
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When describing her past, Jordan hasn't quite mastered a succinct, politician-polished delivery.
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Ahead, see how makeup pros have mastered the most mesmerizing Lemonhead LA looks.
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Mr Albright remains more sceptical that the North has mastered two-stage technology.
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"#tbt We absolutely mastered the ways of the #selfiestick," she captioned the collage.
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Donald Trump has mastered the art of the deal — in the private sector.
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Even if something is mastered very loudly, the volume will be automatically reduced.
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Stain removal is an art form, and one that few have actually mastered.
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Bridget Moynahan and Tom Brady have mastered the art of peaceful co-parenting.
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Eva Longoria is just four months pregnant, but she's already mastered maternity style.
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It's a skill they should have all mastered by three months of age.
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And one can see that Luini mastered painting quite early in his life.
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To be sure, the retailer hasn't yet mastered every department within its stores.
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It starts out just OK, but by the end he's mastered his craft.
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He mastered many methods and techniques by reading old books at the library.
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No last-minute grocery shopping required once you've mastered the on-hand essentials.
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In fact, Jeff has just mastered the compilation, so we're still using him.
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The writer who has mastered the word processor can cut, paste, edit, and
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No other country has mastered the pipeline of talent that America has built.
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Google made huge strides with their DeepMind project, which mastered the game Go
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Video game publishers mastered the dark art of the pre-order long ago.
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So we're turning to a few celebrities who've mastered the combination for inspiration.
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But there are a select few magical people who have mastered the yoyo.
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And you guys: these have mastered the art of the couple Instagram post.
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He's mastered all of our music and we recorded all of our music.
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The company has mastered the technology around dough, which is a real challenge.
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Once they mastered these, they were taught to copy formants, or frequency bands.
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No matter which option defenders chose, James has mastered this game of chicken.
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It has mastered the dramedy genre, and there is rarely room for boredom.
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When you think about it, babies have really mastered the art of relaxation.
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Whatever it is, we hope to have the look mastered by Labor Day.
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Basically, each contractor mastered one specific skill and performed it all day long.
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Of course, building the cars is easy once you've mastered the underlying technology.
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The man who eventually mastered Econ 201A is an economics lesson in himself.
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Something clicked within Chrysler, who refused to rest until she mastered some notes.
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Fast-forwarding from landlines to smartphones can't be mastered in just two months.
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Damian Herring (Horrendous) mastered the album, and Skadvaldur painted the excellent cover art.
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They mastered the "goth" look that most rebellious tweens could only dream of.
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I clearly was not ready: I really hadn't even mastered turning around yet.
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Day 19: Ask your employees if they think they've mastered their current role
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"The music sounds like it was mastered in a Coke can," he says.
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"What he had mastered came out crudely and strangely twisted," Mr. Louie wrote.
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But Soccer Physics isn't a game that was ever meant to be mastered.
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Since 2012, Apple has been running a program it calls Mastered for iTunes.
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The State Capitol was where he mastered the art of the personal relationship.
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He also mastered the mystical silence, dramatic silence, and silence-as-sound-painting.
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No team has mastered the art of reinvention the way the Patriots have.
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Every piece of footage is even more mastered than the 1992 Director's Cut.
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Once you've mastered that (and it may take a while), push to midweek.
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It tests the skills, in other words, that machines have not yet mastered.
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Prince started piano at age 7 and mastered guitar and drums by 14.
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"Playing in front of big crowds, I've mastered controlling my emotions," she said.
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Then he considered various virtues that, if mastered, would counteract his unwanted behavior.
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Now she can learn from a pro who has clearly mastered the genre.
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These attributes could easily be replicated and successfully mastered by others, including Walmart.
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What van Meegeren had truly mastered was the art of poisoning the wells.
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All three siblings had mastered the art of riding their dragons into battle.
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But it's not going to work just because you mastered someone else's prescription.
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"While Trump hasn't mastered basic facts about the world, he has mastered Putin's talking points on Crimea (which, of course, the United States and most of the world still recognizes as part of Ukraine)," said Jake Sullivan in a statement.
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He cites Nelson Mandela as a hero who truly mastered the art of forgiveness.
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It was in Germany that Munch mastered traditional woodcut techniques and invented his own.
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But it has not mastered putting them on a warhead and accurately delivering them.
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In only a few decades China has mastered the manufacture of high-quality goods.
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You'll discover your colleagues are equally eager to learn — and teach what they've mastered.
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Amazon has mastered the art of building massive businesses off of razor-thin margins.
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So far, I have mastered two styles, the basic American and the European classic.
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After years of studying how to shape online consensus, Casaleggio had mastered the art.
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I bleached my hair; I mastered their tongue and allowed myself to be colonized.
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We have mastered electricity, but even electricity, we don't really know anything about it.
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Nor, it appears, has Mr Trump mastered some basic details of how Congress works.
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The new way rewards viewers who have thoroughly mastered every minute of every episode.
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Six years later, Groupon hasn't mastered showing a profit while keeping its revenue stable.
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See exactly how Harden's son mastered her makeup look in his full tutorial above!
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But this is a regime that has mastered the art of gray zone warfare.
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And now, eight years later resurfaces in all its mastered glory courtesy of Drake.
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This isn't true for Swift because, well, she hasn't mastered the art of subtlety.
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Calligraphy is not a skill easily mastered, so he needed a lot of practice.
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While delivering bonuses and raises for workers, it hasn't mastered the rapidly changing economy.
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Don&apost we usually have people who have mastered foreign affairs and diplomacy involved.
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EQ: I can certainly see the influence, but I would say Firewatch mastered it.
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Sony had clearly mastered the perfect combination of LED eyes, head tilt and locomotion.
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After a while, though, I even mastered this move, just like a true Jedi.
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In the end, she mastered how to do double French braids for her daughter.
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Yaeger mastered being able to walk without a limp, and wore pants to auditions.
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It's a weird balancing act – but one that Little Mix appear to have mastered.
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Reynolds praises Gyllenhaal's ability to get lost in a role — something he hasn't mastered.
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Sounds like it's going to be a fuller release than before, mixed and mastered.
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If you thought you had mastered the art of binge-watching TV, think again.
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Until recently, Western intelligence believed that North Korea had not yet mastered this technology.
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Luna hasn't quite mastered the art of flying yet, but she's pretty damn determined.
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But after you've mastered that, challenge yourself to hit 123,212 to 260,230 daily steps.
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Outfolded: Developer 23 Sprockets have mastered minimalist mobile design with the puzzle game Outfolded.
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Any one of those is hard to pull off; Keith has mastered all three.
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She had mastered the art of caramel making while working in a French bakery.
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Bombas has mastered the art of the sock with its thoughtful details and design.
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Overall, we thought that Puma mastered the blend of lifestyle and sport the best.
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After all, if there's one thing reality TV has never mastered, it's reality itself.
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Trump "is a guy who mastered the New York City media environment," Wolfson said.
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He mastered tiki drinks, devoured Radiohead and studied YouTube videos of Roger Federer's matches.
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I've even mastered the delicate art of interviewing riders on a jerking subway car.
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Wrote the songs, recorded 'em, mixed and mastered the record, literally in two weeks.
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He preferred track to cross-country and mastered his specialty, the 23,2000-meter steeplechase.
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Interestingly, they are by no means the only insects to have mastered this adaptation.
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If Como had mastered the trade in silk weaving, it certainly hadn't invented it.
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They have mastered the origami skills required to read the paper on the subway.
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What I've described is something we are trying to do, we've not yet mastered.
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In those days, only the hardiest tourists mastered the hurdles for getting a visa.
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Nobody mastered those aspects of the art more brilliantly than George Balanchine (1904-123).
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I've mastered the art of deciphering whether they mean geographically (hardly ever) or culturally.
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I mixed and mastered it on my MacBook speakers, and they really liked it.
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One of the first dishes Pidathala mastered was chepa vepudu, a simple fish fry.
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Emptying the cup in public restrooms is also an embarrassing dance I haven't mastered.
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Whether it be turbines, reactors, trains or satellite launchers, China has mastered this procedure. ■
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That requires a crackling type of accelerating tension that the actors hadn't yet mastered.
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Guy Fieri has mastered the art of bringing his own personal flavor to Twitter.
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We've mixed food and history with views and long walks and mastered transit systems.
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With better quality equipment and better skills, I had mastered the art of photography.
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Then, there are the skills you've hopefully mastered well before now, starting with: negotiating
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In addition to media manipulation, Trump has mastered the art of selling impossible solutions.
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He has mastered the quintessentially British skill of packaging self-promotion as self-deprecation.
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Since the accident, he has mastered his crutches and returned to his old school.
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Having a capacity for grammar hardly justifies our thinking we have mastered the world.
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I've pretty well mastered the language, and have even been elected to the local council.
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Recorded, mixed and mastered: Jeremy Loucas / Design and Art Direction: Piera Wolf / Photo: Ruvan Wijesooriya
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In this election, Trump showed he had mastered the 24-hour, click-bait news cycle.
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Video games tend to still be mastered in sRGB, or its TV equivalent Rec. 709.
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As such, golf has historically and overwhelmingly been played—and mastered—by the well-heeled.
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As an avid gamer myself, I know that's something the video game industry has mastered.
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Jack Lewis, a scaffolder from the UK, has completely mastered impressions of a few dinosaurs.
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And, he reportedly beat out stiff competition because he mastered his father's iconic character's mannerisms.
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Ryan: As you can see, by this point I had pretty much mastered the form.
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People like the First Lady, who mastered social media to promote hope and social justice.
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For years, Yuna failed to learn this skill, usually mastered by six-month-old babies.
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By the 1990s, Japan's automakers had fully mastered the art and science of unibody construction.
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Maury Povich has mastered the art of the paternity reveal on his eponymous talk show.
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I even took to the air and mastered the sky in planes, helicopters, and jets.
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If you've mastered that, you've already solved the majority of those not-quite-right situations.
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Narrative songwriting is something he's mastered over his last two albums: Chemical Plant and Photographs.
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On the competition show, she's mastered dances such as the Viennese waltz and the tango.
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As a graduate student, he played the saxophone in jazz clubs and mastered Einstein's equations.
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King, 61, documented her progress on Instagram, sharing that she's almost mastered the bunny slopes.
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Gliding through this eerie fake perfume commercial, Johansson mastered the perpetually smooth First Daughter's poise.
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Zoetis is a former subsidiary of Pfizer, a pharmacological juggernaut that's mastered slick TV advertising.
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Employers can evaluate whether a job candidate has mastered the competencies required for a job.
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And yet, even if you've mastered "No" to the obvious stuff, passion rears its head.
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Star Wars: Rogue One's Diego Luna mastered the art of a mustache/goatee/beard combo.
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Starbucks has mastered the seasonal beverage, be it for summer, fall, winter, or just Halloween.
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Manganiello, who is a natural brunette, has proven that he has mastered the TBT game.
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I don't because it's tricky to wash out and I haven't mastered the technique yet.
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It says it has mastered the ability to mount a warhead on a ballistic missile.
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That kind of test can provide a more detailed picture of what students have mastered.
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Now that he's mastered screwing with democracy, Mark Zuckerberg is coming for your love life.
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Men who discovered that the rules had been changed just when they'd mastered the game?
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It examined how the top 59 opera composers of the 20th century mastered their craft.
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The A.I. for the Doodle mastered Bach's style by studying 306 of his chorale harmonizations.
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The entire spectacle (the music, models, fashion, celebrities, speeches) collided into a fresh, mastered production.
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No one has quite mastered the art of taking down Donald Trump like Michelle Obama.
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The tot has already mastered the perfect selfie, and her posing is pretty on point.
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Ah, good ol' Father John Misty, our pal who has mastered the art of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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No one takes pizza as seriously, and has mastered its art as well, as Neapolitans.
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FaZe Banks, a former lacrosse player who began playing COD in 303, mastered YouTube early.
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TLC's silk pajamas in "Creep" (1994) are proof that the girl group mastered coordinating fashion.
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Keanu Reeves isn't just an action movie star, he's also mastered rom-coms and dramas.
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He's well, and I've now mastered the art of alternate-side-of-the-street parking.
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About 80 percent of the children are still learning English or just recently mastered it.
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"China has become one of the few nations to have mastered this technology," Xinhua said.
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Each of these companies mastered their channel to grow rapidly, then expanded to other channels.
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After years of practice, we've all mastered our own version of a five-minute face.
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"Mama taught her that," Kutcher added, noting that he hasn't mastered that particular choreography himself.
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Once you feel you've mastered a pitch, you want to take it a step further.
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Should China become our role model, just because it mastered this crisis using totalitarian means?
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He has learned the importance of delivery and timing, skills mastered by the best comics.
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It showcases the ingredient — carrot — that Mr. Yu has mastered at all of his restaurants.
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He mastered, mostly, how to walk in heels and riddled out which lipsticks flatter him.
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He took lessons from Uncle Sauda, an esteemed local trumpeter, and quickly mastered the basics.
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Once he mastered that, he was finally able to fit a whole pair together himself.
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Even so, those two points of style are more than many mature choreographers have mastered.
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After a year of practice, the couple say they seem to have mastered them all.
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Gail: Yow, I'm not sure the concept of "let alone" is one O'Reilly ever mastered.
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Ellie is a year old now, so she still hasn't mastered using spoons and forks.
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The misuse of gratitude in politics goes back a long way — ancient Rome mastered it.
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Here are nine easily mastered techniques to quickly make yourself more eloquent and smarter-sounding.
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But the company and its CEO Elon Musk have mastered the art of building buzz.
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How many of their lifestyle techniques could be picked up and mastered by almost anyone?
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Pair this with the silicone seal, and Snapware has mastered the art of food storage.
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Guy Fieri has absolutely mastered the art of bringing his own personal flavor to Twitter.
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"D'Souza has mastered the art of turning perceived slights into commercial gain," Zuylen-Wood writes.
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And now, he has mastered—nay, invented—a new form of handshake—the triple handshake.
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For us, though, that moment came when we finally mastered the fine art of applying sunscreen.
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Well before he could read or write, David Pokora mastered the intricacies of first-person shooters.
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Fortunately, some of our favorite brands have mastered effective sun protection without the slick, greasy feeling.
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Not all stylists have mastered this skill (ditto on taking care of curly hair in general).
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It wasn't a process of building upon what he mastered, but unlearning it and breaking loose.
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Another important factor that must be mastered during training: proper hydration and calorie intake while racing.
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If there's one person who's mastered the art of the one-tweet shutdown, it's J.K. Rowling.
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So far, the company claims it has mastered 3 million tracks for more than 800,000 users.
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To those who have mastered the wizard-like skill of color-correcting, we say this: Congratulations.
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Josh Lucas and his ex-wife Jessica Ciencin Henriquez have mastered the art of co-parenting.
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Feeld has mastered fostering an online space where anonymity, exploration, and personal freedom come together seamlessly.
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Zhang has mastered all of them -- but recalls the hardest part was at the very beginning.
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Just because she's engaged to a tech giant, that doesn't mean Serena Williams has mastered technology.
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He studied the fundamentals of physics and mathematics from a very young age and mastered them.
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Ahead, the five beauty looks Watson has mastered during her time as a red-carpet regular...
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"I'm very proud of myself because I've mastered the omelet flip in the pan," she says.
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And Habony may be teaching other leaders how to develop the media tactics Orbán has mastered.
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Morgan has mastered an illustrational style in this work, which she uses occasionally in this exhibition.
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And that might mean they move on to Adobe's more sophisticated software once they've mastered it.
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JD.com has mastered unmanned store technology in China and is beginning to take the concept abroad.
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And yet Mr. Kissinger mastered the office by mastering his relationship with a sometimes volatile boss.
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Even when transfer learning is mastered, though, constructing useful artificial intelligence will remain a piecemeal activity.
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Maluma, who scored 10 Billboard Latin Music Award nominations, has mastered the art of musical collaboration.
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By now, we've mastered the art of traveling light for the sake of being on-trend.
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But it seems Teigen still hasn't mastered the art of finding foods to feed her toddler.
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This picture is usually blurry and off-center because they haven't totally mastered digital photography yet.
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He began speaking at six months and had mastered four languages by the age of two.
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We finally mastered the daily routine of school, sports and homework in our new Tennessee home.
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Indeed, she's mastered everything from the seat dance to the dramatic point and the superstar shimmy.
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Seriously, has anyone mastered #wokeuplikethis hair better than the gamine femmes on the streets of Paris?
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SpaceX has already mastered how to bring back most of its Falcon 9 rocket after launch.
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We've rounded up seven snap-happy globetrotters that have mastered the art of the#baecation photo.
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At this point, it's safe to say that Bre-Z has mastered at least three crafts.
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Until then, we can at least take some comfort knowing that cyborgs haven't mastered everything yet.
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But if there was ever a brand that mastered denim, it'd have to be Universal Standard.
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Once I'd, ahem, mastered the art of free-falling, my instructor Joe strapped on the Gear.
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Over the past two decades, virtuoso guitarist Mick Barr has mastered the art of controlled chaos.
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The man who claims to have mastered the art of the deal is an awful negotiator.
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Needless to say, the singer has mastered the art of bringing new layers to her songs.
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We certainly hope that you — presumably an adult — have mastered the art of brushing your teeth.
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We recorded it at Catfood Press and Jack and our mate Julian mixed and mastered it.
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But as Chrissy Teigen learned all too well, it has already mastered the art of shade.
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The resulting super-compilation tape demonstrates that J. Cole has finally mastered the art of collaboration.
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We think it's fair to say that we haven't completely mastered virtual reality gaming just yet.
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She's mastered flamed frankincense, fat-washed simple syrups, and a vegan sour that uses chickpea water.
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But if you've mastered the utensils, you know that sometimes, you need to put them down.
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Jewish Americans overwhelmingly vote Democrat, but one tactic Trump has mastered is planting seeds of doubt.
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Once you've mastered the basic stitches, you'll need to count and mark stitches in many patterns.
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Here are six tips from entrepreneurs who founded their own companies and mastered their elevator pitches.
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Sarah Jessica Parker mastered both fashion and relationships alike with her "Sex and the City" role.
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These organizations have mastered balancing work with play, and they have a great time doing it.
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There he mastered French by reading the classics, and in 21972 he enrolled in the Sorbonne.
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It examines Star's high-flying lifestyle and how he's mastered the art of poisonous YouTube drama.
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He mastered the use of solvents to transfer images from printed sources to paper or canvas.
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As techno's most successful enigma, Ricardo Villalobos has mastered the art of the uncertain artistic statement.
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The production style Ballou mastered on the record would help him become an in-demand producer.
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Whatever the case, it's undeniable that Fey has mastered the whip-fast execution of smart humor.
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The intrigue: Juul has mastered a sleek and discreet design that other e-cigarettes don't have.
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Lily-Rose Depp proves that she's mastered prom style in a salmon-colored dress with scales.
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The album (their ninth) houses a simple formula but one that Electric Wizard have fully mastered.
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Fourteen years into his professional career, Patrick "The Predator" Cote has mastered the art of preparation.
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Here's some: Stephen and Seth's parents, Sonya and Dell Curry, have mastered cheering for their sons.
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At 24, having mastered neither algebra nor trigonometry, she begged to throw herself into differential calculus.
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I mastered some philosophy courses in college and they pretty much just vanished from my brain.
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In the 1980s, Republicans mastered using the flag as a wedge issue in the culture wars.
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After many failed attempts, she mastered meatloaf and baked desserts for her friends at the rink.
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Bowerbirds mastered perspective in their bower building eons before human painters grokked it during the Renaissance.
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I had a top locker, which I was excited about, but had not quite mastered it.
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We have even mastered just how much water we need to address our basic hygienic needs.
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This too is strategic, serving to disguise the degree to which he has mastered the form.
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In fact, you may be better off than those who've mastered the 6-inch ribbon curl.
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J. Crew has mastered the concept of fun basics, and the scarf selection is no different.
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But Yellen mastered the art of communication quickly, and markets seemed to get used to her.
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Editorial Corrupt companies in New York's fuel oil industry mastered the art of fraud long ago.
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But it hadn't yet mastered the art of using information networks cleverly to subvert democratic adversaries.
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He mastered how to get out of the sand, and stick greens from a deep rough.
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No one in college basketball has mastered the triple-double the way Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu has.
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But by the time I'd mastered those skills, I had also lost the heart for them.
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But Wisconsin-native Kirchhoff broke the mold when she mastered something new in the ice space.
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Once these skills were mastered, users found that the MPC made production easier and more efficient.
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Mermaids, and their less famous comrades the mermen, are beautiful beings that have mastered the underwater world.
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I'm here to tell you that Ventimiglia has officially mastered the art of playing an exceptional dad.
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As CEO of a marriage and family organization, you would think I'd have this fathering thing mastered.
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Paradoxically, Trump has mastered social media (or at least Twitter) to broadcast his message to the world.
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Kim Kardashian kinda sorta mastered wakesurfing her first time out, and it's tricky ... to say the least.
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The test seemingly proves that India has mastered what is known as anti-satellite, or ASAT, technology.
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And once you have it mastered, there are two beginner workouts you can try on your own.
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Niklas Werner: And luckily for you, you can't lose it even if you haven't mastered German orthography.
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Now he watches the spoons, which she has, after several attempts—muscle memory, she explains—finally mastered.
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After spending over a decade working on KUWTK alongside Ryan Seacrest, Kris has also mastered show business.
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Mr Iwasaki's team only mastered clear liquids a decade ago, with the discovery of a new material.
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And then the highest level is once you've really mastered the move you can go for it.
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It's also mastered to reproduce more colors and better contrast—specifically, it can replicate up to rec.
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If practice makes perfect, Jenna Bush Hager's daughters have already mastered the art of being big sisters.
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There are no words to properly describe Wilder's genius: He mastered the art of the nervous breakdown.
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If you already shop for clothes at Zara, you know that the brand has mastered affordable fashion.
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Read This Next: We Talked to the Guy Who's Mastered the Art of Talking Race with Racists
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The idea was to apply the low-cost model as successfully mastered by Ryanair, to longer routes.
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Say what you will about Lena Dunham, but she's clearly mastered a certain type of obnoxious comedy.
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When it comes to tech proficiency, women have actually mastered using technology to make their lives better.
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Liesman also pointed out that you don't know how the music was mastered in the first place.
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She's Mastered the Sip-and-Stare Selfie Pose Tea is to models what Gatorade is to athletes.
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Fly-sized bots have mastered liftoff, flight, landing, but all while bound to an outside power source.
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The album is being mastered and will be out today… added on a couple of tracks… pic.twitter.
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The megastar completely mastered no fewer than four different musical genres in the same body of work.
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Once you've mastered this buttery croissant crust, you'll never go back to a regular pie crust again.
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" At least, not until Jenner and some of her reality-TV ilk have mastered this "fame thing.
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Dr. DePompo's no-nonsense approach utilizes short-term techniques, that when mastered, make for long-term change.
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OITNB has mastered the art of telling human stories that certainly reach beyond the bunks of jail.
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So it should be no surprise that once the brand mastered the category, they'd want to expand.
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The North said it had mastered the ability to mount a nuclear warhead on a ballistic missile.
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ANNANDALE, Va. — Senator Tim Kaine had already mastered the requisite body language of a vice-presidential hopeful.
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Maddon's first convert to make a splash in Tampa Bay was Zobrist, who eventually mastered four positions.
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She mastered sign language and taught the world a profound amount about what great apes can do.
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He fostered the production of catchy graphics, posters, and slogans; in time, he mastered radio and film.
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Mark Consuelos has mastered the double life ... living it up on vacay with his wife AND mistress.
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But we trust Bell to figure it out, since she's now mastered the art of the sandwich.
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Luckily, by now I have mastered the art of reading while standing in a packed Tube car.
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The youngest parrot quickly mastered the dialect of its new home and began flocking with the locals.
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Tomoko, who previously worked as an actress and singer, clearly had already mastered her signature dramatic flair.
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She's mastered Defense Against the Dark Arts and moved on to gender equality with her #HeForShe campaign.
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These habitual changes have been driven by internet companies that have mastered automated content delivery through apps.
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He's mastered the art of saying things in a way that makes them impossible to disagree with.
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But once it is mastered, the skier can speed across the landscape, almost floating above the snow.
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Clinton's voters — and Clinton herself — have mastered that, and in doing so made themselves the new majority.
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Every studio recording she made has been issued, reissued, remastered and re-re-mastered, several times over.
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Yes, they are great in the backstroke, but they've also learned and mastered the crawl or whatever.
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Here, they mastered new manual skills and a new vocabulary, including words like transom, daggerboard and thwart.
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Cillian would have to show that he had mastered the self-control to maneuver the bulky mechanism.
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He left a vast trove of books, Ms. Kunkin said, and seemed to have mastered them all.
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They are intended to assess how well students have mastered standard high school reading and math concepts.
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And they've mastered the ability to be both my parents and my mates, at the same time.
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To judge from my own misery in the audience, I'd say this is a theme they mastered.
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China has mastered the art of manufacturing everything, and of doing so quickly on a mass scale.
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Ms. Dragoo, who grew up in Connecticut, said she had mastered the subway system on the job.
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Her work here aligns with the drone music tradition mastered by La Monte Young and Phill Niblock.
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Her mindset has not evolved beyond that world she first mastered when she joined the colonial service.
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He's also mastered a complex rotational technique known as the spin, which can give athletes extra distance.
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Trump may have mastered the modes of communication, but not the substance, thereby sabotaging his own agenda.
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Here and there a solitary orange cell indicated an area that the student had not yet mastered.
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They mastered the dining trends of the year, such as sustainable cooking or over-the-top desserts.
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Every week, the other puppies mastered commands while Nutella ran around, defying all efforts to be civilized.
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Whatever you decide to take on, once you've mastered it move on to try something new again.
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"I still haven't fully mastered eyeliner application, but I'm practicing with these new eyeliners," she told InStyle.
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They understood or had previously encountered and mastered Lord Burgess's lyrics, which are central to the style.
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Yet, despite the compelling need to build climate resilience, the nation hasn't even mastered the basics yet.
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They've mastered the art of creating images that are guaranteed to be absurd, humorous, colorful, and playful.
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Nor did he forget the critical dialogue of forms, tonalities and textures mastered in his early abstractions.
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" Governments, they say, "have mastered the art of subverting electoral standards without breaking their democratic facade completely.
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Her husband, John, wrote a book about how to grieve, but he never truly mastered the process.
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Music HD also includes a selection of tracks mastered in Dolby Atmos and Sony's 360 Reality Audio codecs.
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The cyber realm presents a new arena for their efforts, one that we have not yet quite mastered.
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It's as if she's already the mastered the "Really, Mom and Dad?" face before she even turns one.
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But that doesn't account for Genius, which has mastered the art of comedy in over-explaining music lyrics.
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Chrissy Teigen has already mastered how to Bring the Funny, even though her show hasn't technically premiered yet.
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If you've mastered the art of strobing, Kim Kardashian West might want to share the spotlight with you.
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Simply put, no other character in Game of Thrones has mastered the strut quite like the Night King.
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It has created an algorithm that collects and analyzes a huge trove of songs that have been mastered.
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Greeting dignitaries after an hours-long flight, hanging out at his first public playdate – George mastered it all.
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It's one of the many martial arts moves she's mastered in her 89 years of practicing kung fu.
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A Voice Course Now that you've mastered the basics, it's time to move on to the big boys.
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Zugata shows users a set of skills that a colleague should have mastered, based on their functional role.
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According to the university's spokesman, Erika Mantz, Morin mastered the rules and names of the players and teams.
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We millennials created and mastered social media, but even Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is a married stepdad now.
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Though Trisha Yearwood has mastered the vocal slap shot, she isn't exactly a pro in the hockey rink.
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That doesn't mean you've mastered the techniques, it means that you're beginning to be able to understand them.
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"The irony of history is that Angry Birds never fully mastered the free-to-play model," Nieborg says.
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They've mastered the art of the PDA on social media throughout their relationship — even giving one another nicknames.
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But it was the Romans who really mastered the craft, and they probably learned about it from volcanoes.
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David Bowie, who died Sunday at the age of 69, mastered the art of gender as a performance.
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Try the black, and you'll find that you've just mastered the perfect smoky eye in under a minute.
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Would not touch the other profitable tactics that PBMs have mastered, like spread pricing and generic drug algorithms.
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"We mastered a few minutes of Titanic in Dolby Vision and I was stunned," said director James Cameron.
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He's also mastered rolling over, throwing things on the floor and is learning how to sit up now.
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Because games are hived off from the real world, they can be practised without interference and mastered efficiently.
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If you're single, you've likely encountered the kind of person who has seemingly mastered the art of dating.
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" The project is self-produced and mastered by swoozydolphin, with the exception of "garcia vega" and closer "yeengotit.
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Computers had already mastered checkers and chess; now they had learned to dominate a still more complex game.
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Well before her current political fame, though, she mastered this somewhat-rare form of fundraising in slate mailers.
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No, Cara Delevingne's father has not mastered the science of genetic duplication, nor has he invented time travel.
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The women quickly surpassed me in their moves and blew me away with how they mastered the choreography.
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Beyoncé has mastered the art of secrecy and delivering mind-blowing experiences every time she touches the stage.
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While she's quickly mastered the art of multitasking, she says, Jessa's husband appreciates the even parent-baby ratio.
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Underwood talked about parenting and keeping her family together, skills she feels Urban and Nicole Kidman have mastered.
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The World, but it's also the kind of semi-automatic track that he's just about mastered by now.
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The record was mixed by Toxic Holocaust's Joel Grind, and mastered by Dan Emery at Black Matter Mastering.
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IHOP has mastered the art of flipping everyone's world upside down and we're here to offer some comfort.
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"She's really mastered the medium," says Michelle Barna-Stern, VP of social marketing at digital ad firm 266i.
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It has survived where other technology stocks have faded because it has fully mastered the art of management.
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If you've mastered the ability to keep your problems in perspective, mark it down as a huge success.
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For now, the town is out of the spotlight and quietly working on something it's never mastered: change.
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Yet though I've mastered the stick shift, I still drive defensively, ever on the lookout for careening chariots.
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Not surprisingly — to de Waal, at least — the apes in London quickly mastered the teacups and teapot too.
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I've mastered the art of the deal and I've turned the name Trump into the highest quality brand.
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New Yorkers have also mastered some of the lesser-known sports that we'll see in Rio de Janeiro.
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Trump may stumble through "two Corinthians," but he has mastered the more important scripture of the evangelical right.
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LOS ANGELES — Jesse and Jeana, the duo behind PrankvsPrank andBFvsGF, have mastered the art of the perfect prank.
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Elizabeth I also allegedly mastered the tongues of her realm—Welsh, Cornish, Scottish, and Irish, plus six others.
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Once I'd mastered these settings, the Pure Cool became the least needy of all my smart home gadgets.
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He mastered the art of preserving political egos, even as he tore down the walls that enshrined them.
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Since then, they've mastered the art of turing soft vocal stylings into songs full of nuanced female perspectives.
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You've mastered the fine art of queso and now it's time to make something a little more challenging.
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Nonna Marijuana, the charming 91-year-old home cook who's mastered the art of weed-infused comfort food.
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The album is being mastered and will be out today… added on a couple of tracks… pic.twitter.com/6lBxcd83N2
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It mastered the game in a matter of days with no human intervention other than inputting the rules.
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Here we have footage of the famous undercarriage technique, first mastered by American troops during Operation Desert Storm.
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He loved football and out of all the video games he could play -- he settled and mastered Madden.
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Dairies mastered Mediterranean cheeses like halloumi, feta and pecorino, familiar to Australia's large Greek and Italian immigrant communities.
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And while it's a skill that can be mastered and done very well by other people — not me!
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She had mastered English (her first language is Sesotho) and memorized "Circle of Life" (she can't read music).
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Among its errors, though, was the assumption that history could ever be "mastered" and the process wound down.
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Gabriel Gundacker had mastered the medium (and earned more than 800,000 followers) before Vine shut down in 2016.
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"Detroit," despite a complex sound mix, isn't mastered for Dolby Atmos, so it won't play in Dolby Cinemas.
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"When I was a kid, like fourteen, I mastered the art of shutting down completely," he told me.
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Some shadows, it seems, you never get out of, even when you have mastered the art of light.
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She's certainly grown up in the past 10 years — she's even mastered the art of hailing a taxi.
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Koreans have mastered that, so everyone else has to catch up, or at least take note and learn.
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Doubt still runs deep that North Korea has mastered all the technology needed to build a reliable ICBM.
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Pete Souza has mastered the art of throwing shade, and he's turned his talent into another book deal.
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Kissin has mastered the art of declamation, his speech assuming songlike character, his grasp of emotional arcs acute.
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Daw mastered ANGELYSIUM in full and contributed production work to "Lit Future," arguably the release's most infectious track.
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Finally, it was mastered by Brad Boatright at Audioseige in the U.S and he did a great job.
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A married father of three, Trudeau is an avid athlete who runs, skis, surfs, boxes -- he's even mastered yoga.
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Meghan Markle has already mastered the art of the royal curtsy — now she's on the receiving end of one!
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She tied four that day to catch up, then mastered a new loop, hitch, bend, or lashing each day.
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It's great to finally hear all this stuff mastered by someone who knows what it's supposed to sound like.
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He's mastered camp and glamour, without going so avant-garde that he can't sell his clothes to the masses.
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I feel like we'd mastered the art of the prog with pop then; of making complex stuff sound simple.
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Phone makers like Apple, Google, and Samsung have mastered the art of making desirable smartphones that command premium prices.
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There's an art to tracking down celebrity Venmo profiles that I unfortunately mastered at one point in my life.
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For Google it'll likely come down to cost advantages and hard-to-replicate tech that they've mastered for years.
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I just hope 3D printing won't actually replace the traditional glass blowing techniques mastered in places like Murano, Italy.
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The little pup has the perfect pooch-version of the actor's face, and has even mastered his warm smile.
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Though achieving the babymoon of your dreams may seem like it's out of reach, some couples have it mastered.
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We'll be updating this post with more KamaSutra sex positions, so once you've mastered these, check back for more.
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Red-Lip Remix We know — you've probably already mastered the cat-eye (or at least a version of it).
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But she says she only just really mastered the technique of liquid liner thanks to Too Faced's new innovation.
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Emma Stone wasn't awkward or self-conscious in Easy A. Naya Rivera had mastered her eyeliner application in Glee.
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Oculus has mastered the design of the Rift such that it's comfortable to wear for long periods of time.
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So once she mastered that, she'd just change into a few outfits and put her soft smile on replay.
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Kailyn Lowry's newborn son may only be a few weeks old, but he's already mastered his photo shoot skills!
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Yet by the last week, Theo had mastered his Torah portion, only stumbling over a word here and there.
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" Brown mastered the "Eleven Face" by imagining she "kind of had to look like a child, but like scary.
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The groups, like the notorious Black Axe syndicate, have mastered the creation of compelling and credible-looking fraud emails.
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He said that those who mastered the concepts would get to keep theirs at the end of the year.
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"No one has ever mastered a close friends graph and made it easy for people to understand," Stein notes.
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From triangle printed tights to zebra pants coupled with artsy florals, she's has mastered chaotic print mishmashes with ease.
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Trump has mastered using Twitter, a medium that suits his blunt invective rhetoric, to kickstart the misinformation feedback loop.
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Sweeney's blown away by what the program has done for one young man who has mastered the piano keys.
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This dad has mastered the art of multitasking childcare and watching sports with this phone behind the back trick.
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The shows are being mastered on expensive monitors, probably an OLED monitor where the black details are more obvious.
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If you already mastered the difference between serif and sans-serif, might we suggest picking up the Design Deck?
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Will the next Avengers movie entail our remaining heroes mastering the Infinity Stones as Harry mastered the Deathly Hallows?
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But with Flat Houseplants, designer Joyce Lin has mastered the art of turning classic domestic objects on their heads.
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If you ask me, no brand has mastered the art of the dress quite as beautifully as Christy Dawn.
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Prince Harry may not be a fan of selfies, but he has clearly mastered the art of the photobomb.
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The twins will discover on their quest that, when mastered, love and care can do great and terrifying things.
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He may have never mastered the governing thing but he has always been the master of the campaign thing.
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In the nineteen-sixties, he mastered such innovations as transorbital surgery—the separation of the face from the skull.
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UConn Coach Jim Penders said that a curveball Kay mastered late in the season had contributed to his effectiveness.
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Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell's daughter Lincoln isn't even four yet, but she's already mastered the art of swearing.
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Supposedly both can accept ground coffee, but there is a trick to it I never mastered in my attempts.
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We've since mastered that approach as a band, but it was all new to us, and it was exciting.
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For players like Mew2King who have mastered the art of grab combos, this can be a particularly deadly combo.
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Urban museums that have mastered these strategies most successfully are crowded places — destination brands; busy, event-driven entertainment centers.
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If a neural net that had mastered Tetris tried to learn a more complex game like Super Mario Bros.
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Not how you wear your hair, or how you smell, or how well you've mastered the art of coquetry.
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It may be luck, or it may be a skill that no other organization has mastered quite as well,.
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And those prior feelings are produced by exactly the sort of strong culture-war politics that Trump has mastered.
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The maker of Rock Band, which mastered the art of bringing together music and toys, is doing it again.
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Petty may still represent a work in progress as a quarterback, but he has mastered the art of patience.
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He wasn't a great fundraiser or an oratorical magician, and he hadn't mastered the dark arts of negative campaigning.
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To get his message out, Mr. Salvini mastered Facebook, as did his alliance partners in the Five Star Movement.
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Online teaching is uniquely hard and cannot be mastered as a skill in a couple of hours or days.
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Caps will come out of Monday having mastered a necessary lesson: If it's not serving you, let it go.
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I didn't know how to write a song, and I hadn't completely mastered the electronic material that I had.
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"She's mastered this technique of creating a journey," said Stéphanie Nieman, one of the three founders of Let's Ride.
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This time of year, you're probably swimming in them — unless you've mastered the Art of Removing Oneself from Lists.
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President Trump's broadside aimed at Vanity Fair mastered a tricky title and made much of a 14-word statement.
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Mr. Strickland spent years studying in majority-white evangelical schools, where he mastered the idiom of the Christian right.
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For now, Republicans will savor another victory by Mr. Scott, who has mastered the ability to eke out wins.
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Nobody has mastered the modern game the way Scherzer, the Washington Nationals' three-time Cy Young Award winner, has.
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But it can be mastered with deliberate practice: When we delight, we violate perceptions, but in a benign way.
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"If you look at his Vines and sort of his artistry on that platform, he's mastered it," Binkow said.
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From their hair to their heels, pageant queens have mastered how to look picture-perfect when they appear onstage.
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The North Korean hackers had clearly mastered several key hacking tasks that once would have been far beyond them.
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To the Editor: Tim Wu complains that the "I am not a robot" tests can be mastered by bots.
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Although North Korea has a spotty record with missile tests, it appeared to have mastered its skills with Scuds.
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Leaders who have mastered the exchange of ideas can more effectively manage employees and create a productive work environment.
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Once it has been mastered, however, it is possible to find a unique presence of mind in these activities.
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There's an entire showbiz industry built around performative contrition, and BoJack has mastered its turns and straightaways like Secretariat.
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When to start adding more weightOnce you've mastered the mechanics, you'll want to start training to increase the weight.
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They've mastered the fine art of the upsell, sometimes based on the semiotics of customer clothing and accessories alone.
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Because the business was highly specialised, most workers mastered only one short slice of the long and complex process.
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Compiled by Gruber's mother, Bunny's Jess Viscius, and Paul Cherry, his mostly unfinished songs are lovingly mixed and mastered.
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But the band of hedge fund protégés who mastered their trade under the former U.S. treasury secretary has stumbled.
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You haven't worked in every industry, been involved in every kind of project, or mastered every existing skill set.
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By collecting troves of data on how users play their games, developers have mastered the science of applied addiction.
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And, at just three months old, the Hellabrunn Zoo's newest polar cub already has the art of first impressions mastered.
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She's mastered the runway (who else could lose a shoe at the Anna Sui show and not miss a step?).
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We know Caitlyn Jenner has mastered the ultra-glam look, but she can also keep it stylish when dressing down.
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HAZMATCAZ, has mastered the voice of Apple's digital smart assistant, demonstrated in two viral clips posted to Twitter on Saturday.
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Munger went on to deflate the hopes of any investor who is confident enough to think they have valuation mastered.
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Throughout the past three months, Rashad Jennings has mastered the art of dance through competing on Dancing with the Stars.
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With Thought Catalog the website, we mastered producing short-form writing for the web and we wanted a new challenge.
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Having mastered paddle boarding, the princess is now tackling the water bike, a stationary exercise bicycle mounted between pontoon floats.
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As the Cavs doubled the ball, Bogut was left to run the 4-on-3 action that Green has mastered.
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In fact, Hilton Rothschild's proudest feeling as a parent is the fact that her young daughters have already mastered politeness.
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Although researchers have mastered the art of setting up qubits, getting them to operate flawlessly is still an unsolved problem.
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Not only do we enjoy eating them, and have the assembly mastered, but they also have an important personal history.
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Plus, I haven't yet mastered making my own GIFs with GIF Brewery, so this makes life a whole lot easier.
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He mastered the chemistry of the pollutants, despite the fact that chemistry had been his worst subject in high school.
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I had the steps memorized after a single view of the instructional video, and mastered after just a few folds.
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What does the trailer to Inception, a re-mastered Rolling Stones record and the podcast Serial all have in common?
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Yet despite his age, he has mastered social media, in the sense of figuring out how to silence digital dissent.
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He was a gifted musician who mastered Chopin by ear, a born experimenter enchanted whenever he discovered a new chord.
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Smart mirrors still reside in the realm of tinkerers, only achievable for those who've mastered the art of DIY electronics.
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Now that I've got the small projects mastered, maybe my lady-pirate film isn't as farfetched as I once thought.
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Daly's strategy was called by team owner Dale Coyne, who seems to have mastered the art of timing pit stops.
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"Baby and mother are doing great and Jackson is already mastered holding Daddy's fingers and snuggling with mom!" said Zach.
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Whether you want to master the art or be mastered, there's a toy (or three) to satisfy your primal urges.
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Christie Wilcox is a science writer, author of Venomous: How Earth's Deadliest Creatures Mastered Biochemistry, and all around biology nerd.
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"He loved football and out of all the video games he could play, he selected and mastered Madden," she said.
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Beto O'Rourke and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have mastered Instagram Stories Are Democrats simply better at short-form public broadcast videos?
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John Legend may be an EGOT winner, but according to Chrissy Teigen, there's apparently one skill he still hasn't mastered.
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The surprise here is that Pryor has mastered nuances of the game that we rarely see at the NFL level.
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He's mastered the art of shooting lightning while tailing storms in more than a dozen states, from Texas to Wyoming.
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Every member of this Cryptopsy line-up has mastered their respective instruments, but they choose pummeling over finesse whenever possible.
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In her long life, Koko mastered over 1,000 American Sign Language signs taught to her by her caretaker, reports BBC.
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The Germans didn't actually use the 808, but YMA were among the first and mastered it from the get-go.
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Some people have even mastered the look using makeup, but let's be real, no one expects you to do that.
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But he mastered the ball—he could cut it up, he could spit on it, he could dirt it up.
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Actress Lyssa Roberts -- the Wimbledon streaker from "7 Days in Hell" -- has at least part of a backside grab mastered.
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Maci Bookout has mastered some wild motherhood moments in Tennesee, but is she ready for the uninhabited jungles of Nicaragua?
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But while their little boy is learning to say "no thank you" and "I love you," he's also mastered manipulation.
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Once you've mastered it, the control you have over the hit—coupled with the smoothness—makes it a great option.
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But it or something like it will have to be mastered if fully autonomous cars are to become a reality.
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Michael Phelps has mastered the art of the gold medal, but he still has a lot to learn about parenting.
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In fact, Beast Zuckerberg (who, despite his appearance, is not a mop) has all but mastered the art of camouflage.
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She has mastered the art of Sheryl Sandberg's Leaning In and is all about shaming people about their last names.
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Older carriers use steam-powered catapults, a technology the US has long had mastered but can now be improved upon.
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And while she has since mastered cooking meals for her large family, she still misses the luxury of ordering in.
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The technique, once reserved for industry pros, has become something your kid sister and your hip grandmother alike has mastered.
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Slowly but surely, the passengers are picking up all the tricks the group from that other show have already mastered.
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She may be one of the youngest royals, but at just 3 years old, she's already mastered the regal wave.
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Brady has mastered it and since when do we not tip our caps to generational talents in their given fields?
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No disrespect to Fab or Trae, but I think it's the best: clean, simple, and, sure enough, more carefully mastered.
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This is very impressive, because there are still many humans that have not mastered either one of those two things.
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Newton received widespread attention for his work because he mastered the work of those who came before him, explained Munger.
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The CSRC statement said the program would support innovative companies that comply with "national strategies" and have "mastered key technologies".
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Tommy John has mastered the art of underwear for women with its Second Skin Brief, Air Cheeky, and Air Thong.
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Though he has mastered English, each sentence seems hard-won, forged from scratch, with nothing ready-made to rely on.
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Tijani and team have already mastered gaining collaborations with big African and global tech names, such as MainOne and Facebook.
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Dave Matthews Band has mastered this, and for a myriad of reasons I love them more than any other band.
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SpaceX has already mastered the last part, which is landing things upright — even two rocket boosters at the same time.
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He's mastered the art of shooting lightning while tailing storms in more than a dozen states from Texas to Wyoming.
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A family friend suggested he take up the French horn, which could be mastered with one hand, so he did.
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For their 33 year career of being a band, The Melvins have mastered how to create a perfect, pummeling bassline.
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If there's any dancehall artist who's mastered pairing deliciously forbidden lyrics for your listening—and brukking out—pleasure, it's Kartel.
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Nobody else has mastered heat strategy—how to beat your opponent in a man-on-man heat—like Slater has.
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The real fun begins once you've mastered a few drinks you like and you start learning about your unique preferences.
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He says the markets are far more complex than the games like chess and backgammon that A.I. algorithms have mastered.
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But the independent label 6131 discovered the songs, signed her and issued the album, in mastered form, in October 2015.
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But Samson has some issues, and so Ada attempts on him the one form of human interaction she's mastered: healing.
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And he would spread this message using the best evangelical techniques — the same ones he had mastered as a Christian.
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This political knife-wielding is a skill that the other Democratic candidates haven't mastered, or even much tried to develop.
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More than an automatic, it's so adept at foreseeing a driver's intentions, I question if the Germans have mastered telepathy.
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For a guy who has supposedly mastered "The Art of the Deal", Trump should know this is a failing strategy.
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The important thing was that she mastered it, and tried her best to save Ben Solo from the darkness too.
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But U.S. intelligence officials told Reuters there was still no reliable evidence that North Korea had fully mastered the process.
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While repeating a skill you&aposve already mastered might be satisfying, it&aposs not enough to help you get better.
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VR porn long ago mastered the sights and sounds of sexy times, but now you can finally experience the smells.
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He's also the rare official who has mastered the art of delivering bad news to Trump and disagreeing with him.
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He'd already mastered many of the saxophonist Tim Berne's scattered, mischievous compositions before the two met; now they're musical confidants.
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It's way too easy to cheat, and its endgame relies on cryptographic systems the fans mastered in under a month.
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Much of our reporting relied on McKinsey's own words, memorialized in a medium the firm has mastered: the PowerPoint slide.
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The Times reporter eventually mastered his fears and spoke with Mr. Marchese about his work and how he does it.
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Ott had successfully agitated his opponent, a skill that he has mastered through 14 professional seasons with five different teams.
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He spots the sanango tree, which is an extreme hallucinogen that shamans use after they've mastered the art of ayahuasca.
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Australia: Calling everyone your mate Once you've mastered how to call people your mate, you've finally nailed the whole Aussie thing.
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Moreover, North Korea has not yet mastered the technology to protect a nuclear warhead as a missile re-enters the atmosphere.
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That's what makes the flow of time feel hurried for those who haven't mastered it and leisurely for those who have.
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"Matching players of the same weight/size at a young age could help ensure a good technique is mastered," he said.
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Netflix has mastered the art of coming out of nowhere with something weird like Stranger Things or unexpected like Black Mirror.
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On the other hand, the Croatian brothers Martin and Valent Sinkovic mastered the conditions to shine in the men's double skulls.
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Laurie Hernandez has captivated Olympic audiences with her winning smile and Final Five medaling moves – skills she (unsurprisingly!) mastered long ago.
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He hasn't mastered many other sportsAlthough he likes golf and tennis, and has a road bike, Grevers sticks mostly to swimming.
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Getting a bipedal robot to not fall on its face, much less walk, is a feat that no one has mastered.
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"Younger children learn from older children; older children reinforce their learning by teaching concepts they have already mastered," their website expalins.
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In practice, Vale has never fully mastered the high-pressure-acid-lead (HPAL) technology used to convert ore to nickel oxides.
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Watch the old film before you go (it was re-released in a newly-mastered print in 2009), but do go.
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Not only do we enjoy eating them, and have the the assembly mastered, but they also have an important personal history.
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Getting a U.S. audience to care is something that Adsmovil, a company focused on mobile advertising for Hispanic audiences, has mastered.
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" Though Lambert seems to have now mastered cool, she admitted that back at age 10, things were a little more "awkward.
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Hayden Panettiere's 2-year-old daughter Kaya has apparently mastered one of the languages spoken in dad Wladimir Klitschko's home country.
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Not having mastered all Russian's finer points didn't keep Stalin from ruling the Soviet Union with a murderously effective iron hand.
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One of his greatest regrets was that, though he studied Welsh on and off for decades, he never quite mastered it.
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The 6 God has mastered the concept of turning his birthday into a lifestyle -- he basically invented the idea in 2016.
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Once you've mastered the Two Hands take, you're going to want some extra acai inspiration for your own social media post.
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It finally mastered Android, significantly increased its revenue-per-user, and CEO Evan Spiegel learned to listen, delegate, and be transparent.
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And there's still stuff I haven't quite figured out or mastered, because I simply lack the energy to do it all.
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David Roth, chair of BrandZ, said the companies that did well were those that mastered this new model of different services.
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Earlier, Lajovic reached his first Masters final when he mastered the wind to beat Russian Daniil Medvedev 7-5 13-1.
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If there's one thing the tech industry has mastered, it's turning today's high-end, high-priced luxury into tomorrow's affordable necessity.
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Bose told me that it mastered each audio track to specifically hide the audio frequencies of snoring, traffic, and so on.
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Dejected people suddenly dancing in a hotel was already mastered by Christopher Walken in the Jonze-directed Weapon of Choice video.
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Roberts has also made a very convincing case for velvet shoes, and deftly mastered the slip dress-T-shirt layering combo.
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Kloss has definitely mastered the bow-tie game needed to hang with the coolest of all scientists (sorry, Neil Degrasse Tyson).
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Jessica Biel has mastered the small screen, marriage and motherhood — but not without learning a few life lessons along the way.
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While he's mastered some credit card basics, Rippon admits he hasn't quite figured out how to optimize his credit card points.
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Unless you are a natural, napping — much like calculus or AP French — is a skill that must be mastered through practice.
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These talented filmmakers have successfully mastered the craft of telling stories through the lens, and now they're getting applauded for it.
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Of course, you need Atmos-mastered content to enjoy this level of immersion — thankfully there's a lot more of that lately.
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She found officials drawn to curling's reputation as "chess on ice"—a brainy sport best mastered by years of dogged practice.
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"Being in this male dominated world, but still being a beautiful, feminine woman; I think she's mastered that balance," Counce says.
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She has mastered the art of not paying bills on time but has had to become aggressive with tenants for payment.
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Sure, they may lean towards everyday comfort, but they've mastered making comfort look cool, a skill we're all striving to achieve.
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They also have mastered the art of the dodge, being able to bat away personal questions or pointed observations about Trump.
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This raw, emotional post let fans into his mindset immediately after the injury and showed he'd mastered yet another medium. 8.
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Of course, maybe Johnson should just leave that kind of explanation to the latest medium he's mastered: the silent Twitter thread.
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Once mastered, you'll find that the uses for ganache are nearly endless, providing plenty of room for creativity in the kitchen.
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The world's most successful people have one thing in common: They've mastered the ability to produce the results they desire most.
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Kanye West is a man of many talents -- but he hasn't yet mastered furniture design -- despite the rumblings on the Internet.
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He did not elaborate on whether Iran had already mastered these technologies or if they were still in the study phase.
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The couple, who got engaged in July after two months of dating, mastered traveling together from the start of their romance.
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Even so, there are few modern figures who have mastered the art of crafting and controlling the message like the Donald.
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The only problem is, once you've mastered nearly every style of rock and avant-garde, where do you go from there?
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Anyone who packs their lunch everyday is basically superhuman so she's probably already re-mastered the coffeemaker, post White House life.
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He rarely turned on a television, in part because he never mastered a remote control, or light switches, for that matter.
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The steampunk machine that Mr. Stocker mastered was called a Linotype because it cast one line of type at a time.
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This Canadian-born stand-up has mastered the art of writing and telling jokes that lay out their premises to dry.
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Earlier this year, one system based on the steppingstone principle mastered two video games that had stumped popular machine learning methods.
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By the time she became The New Yorker's film critic in 1967, Kael had mastered her idiosyncratic form of film criticism.
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Mr. Galzin, the Nashville restaurateur, complained that young pastry chefs too often concocted elaborate creations before they had mastered the basics.
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Tyson Fury has already mastered one of the hardest things in professional wrestling, according to the former WWE superstar Jake Hager.
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While Trump never mastered the most basic points of foreign affairs and constitutional law, Clinton dug into the details of policy.
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Although he spoke a little Spanish, he'd never mastered the accent and had a disconcerting habit of mixing in Italian words.
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When she throws the cup and pretends to be sad... she's rewriting the psychological chess game, that I thought I mastered.
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He would do well to adopt some lessons from President Ronald Reagan, who mastered negotiations with the nuclear-armed Soviet Union.
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McConnell stretching out his back and sitting up all while keeping the not-smiling-but-not-frowning he has absolutely mastered.
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Apple has mastered this political art, while Google, Amazon, Facebook and others continue to struggle to appeal to Trump's unique nature.
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It's not easy to win over Parisians, but diners have been seduced by how these émigrés have mastered the local vernacular.
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He quickly mastered the full range of Brazilian percussion instruments, but by the late 1960s he was focusing on the berimbau.
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The greeting card industry has long mastered the art of amplifying holidays to tug at our impulses, whether generous or guilty.
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"ZenScreen provides the structure and smart nudge needed for people to master technology, rather than being mastered by it," Bhandari said.
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"I've never felt at home and was always embarrassed I never mastered the Arab language," she said in honest, humbling terms.
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Since relaunching this past fall, the iconic brand has mastered the art of forward-thinking fashion you can actually wear IRL.
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Bill Clinton and Ross Perot mastered cable TV; Mr. Bush might well have thought Arsenio Hall was a building at Andover.
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Forget the fact that the whole thing sounds like it's been mastered by Maverick Martin, your dad's profoundly uninteresting best mate.
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Under Armour and Nike have successfully marketed to athleisure-loving women, and Lululemon has mastered hooking customers with its yogic grasp.
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He has mastered the fine print in the Bill of Rights — all the way from the First to the Third Amendment!
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But for those who have decided to plunge deeper, wine often becomes a course of study, a subject to be mastered.
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She mastered it, too ... using 1,000 words to communicate with humans -- and was able to understand 2,000 words of spoken English.
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By his count, he's got about 10 or 12 albums worth of music recorded, just waiting to be mixed and mastered.
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This extreme flatness could be achieved only because humans had mastered precise manufacturing; and so, his fascination with the subject began.
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Since his return to the governor's office in 2011, he has mastered the art of using initiatives to further his priorities.
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Students who had come into school not speaking English and had mastered the language graduated at a rate of 84.4 percent.
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Still, fitting all this into 90 minutes makes for a perfect summer show, a trick Clubbed Thumb seems to have mastered.
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For two iconic figures who had mastered their craft in the shadow of Michael Jordan, their conversation was warm and celebratory.
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Here's an analogy: We should teach students traditional etiquette for the same reason most great abstract painters first mastered figurative painting.
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Liu Yingjie, 41, a taxi driver, said he had mastered the routine of regularly blasting the catkins off his car's engine.
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A museum like MoMA can show us the different ways that humanity has mastered the form of the chair, for example.
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Whereas now, what you should be able to do is showcase more of the heroes that you've mastered and enjoy playing.
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I remember being called on to read the poems of Langston Hughes because I mastered the pronunciations of his colloquial euphemisms.
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Moscow has mastered the use of soft-power techniques to promote its strategic interest, especially those related to the cyber domain.
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With its four-times platinum eighth album "Moving Pictures," Rush mastered a paring down from multipart suites to lean rock songs.
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Chantel Jeffries has a new man in her life ... Diplo, and dude's already mastered the "Instagram novio" role while in Mexico.
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But that's what the internet thinks just because they mastered the art of how not to act awkward around your exes.
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The two figures, who bear striking similarities — and who shared an adviser, Roy Cohn — both mastered the art of fear politics.
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By the time you finish, you'll have mastered how to create and assemble beautiful web pages and design eye-catching visuals.
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Traders like Ivan Boesky mastered the strategy of "risk arbitrage," now commonly used by hedge funds, to bet on corporate takeovers.
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When you've mastered a potential sexting scandal, there's nothing quite like screwing over middle America to really get the blood flowing.
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Celebrities may know a thing or two about high heels and designer boots, but another, more versatile footwear trend they've mastered?
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It's a court with a heavy docket of important but dense regulatory and administrative law cases, areas that Judge Wald mastered.
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Aside from the obvious girlfriend, and according to Badgley his lack of "dating" experience, this guy has mastered the first date.
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She had mastered the most effective way to capitalize on Black femme bodies, and my visuals did not align with it.
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Once you've mastered the simple process of setting up a virtual machine, you can do all kinds of fun stuff with it.
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The second French classic I eventually mastered was quiche, prepared while high off of adrenaline from the Women's March on January 22.
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Hillary Scott's identical twin daughters are only 10 weeks old, but their parents have already mastered the art of knowing who's who.
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In the video's description, he wrote that he played every instrument and recorded, mixed, mastered, shot, and edited the music and video.
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After releasing "30 Hours," West tweeted that his new album, The Life of Pablo, is being mastered and will be released imminently.
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Check out this little dude named Julian, Â the ultra-relatable toddler who has mastered the stink-eye despite his young age.
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"Kim Kardashian West has mastered the meaning of influence in the digital age," CFDA Chairwoman Diane von Furstenberg said in a statement.
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Having mastered the fiendishly complex rules of Magic, they found it relatively easy to compete in a much simpler game like poker.
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He'll end where he started, and do so having mastered the transition from star to supporting act like few of his contemporaries.
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Sometimes, stroke survivors have to re-learn the things that you, at 4, have only just mastered: letters and words and walking.
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It pushed work promoting communist ideology, depicting Soviet citizens as physically fit workers who raised families, forged steel, and even mastered atoms.
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If you're a language aficionado, and speak two, three, or even four, you've likely mastered the art of conversing in changing ways.
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And if Tesla needs "fewer labor hours per vehicle," does that mean it has finally mastered robotics and automation in its factories?
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Chopra and Jonas, who got engaged in July after two months of dating, mastered traveling together from the start of their romance.
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I found the dance to be simple to perform after only a few tries, though I had by no means mastered it.
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Like Ms. Greenwood, I never mastered 120 words a minute, but my peak of 65 proved sufficient to shape my adult life.
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Once you've mastered advanced Illustrator tools and techniques you could maybe even live the dream and turn your hobby into a job.
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But Stone wasn't just serious about getting into fighting shape, she also wanted to make sure she had mastered King's every move.
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THEN: Surfacing on the global stage in '98, American producer Chris Brann mastered the genius "KOMC", featuring the honey-toned Gaelle Adisson.
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However, years later when I was promoted to manager, I still had not mastered my negotiation skills and did not negotiate pay.
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Coping skills can be mastered, and justice for perpetrators can be won — but first, the trauma needs to be addressed head-on.
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Your kids have probably mastered the features on your iPhone better than you have due to constantly asking to play with it.
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It's entirely possible that you might never know someone's full name, unless you've mastered internet sleuthing — or at least reverse image searching.
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Rather than losing an accent, strivers from the working classes and regions have mastered a new one that is associated with prestige.
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And there's even an added bonus of an eyeliner effect, in the event that you haven't mastered the cat-eye just yet.
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Somehow Trump has mastered the high-tech demands of running a 260st century presidential campaign without ever using those technologies first-hand.
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