And that's not necessarily meaning that situation — or not meaning that situation.
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This ledger is public, meaning that anyone can read it, and immutable, meaning that no one can change what happened in the past.
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They're part of the meaning that I'm creating as a viewer, even if they're not the meaning that Burton and Depp might have intended.
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The recommendation could be universal, meaning that everyone in that age range should receive it, or it could be "permissive," meaning that the decision is up to doctors and patients.
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These reductions were absolute, meaning that people shed some of their actual fat mass, and also relative, meaning that they lowered the percentage of their body mass that was fat.
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It's asymmetrical, meaning that you're mostly downloading, not uploading. Right.
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Meaning that you couldn't otherwise get these benefits from it.
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Soil just sits there, meaning that toxins linger for centuries.
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Meaning that, let's look at something like "Stranger Things," right?
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Meaning that they automatically won't be supported by any devices.
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Meaning that Kate does harbor the belief that she's responsible.
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Meaning that there's a single outcome that can be observed.
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He calls these people "immensely disadvantaged" patients, meaning that they
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Its definition defies any meaning that is pinned to it.
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Meaning that the collection was his outreach and empowerment statement.
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There are several avenues of meaning that Visionary Aponte explores.
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Meaning that they remain up for grabs for either party.
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Meaning that disgruntled workers could download it for a short time.
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An allegory requires a meaning that the viewer needs to construct.
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Meaning that they're not going to have the investments there. Correct.
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Meaning that it's topical, but it's not a melting ice cube.
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They both got REDS, meaning that readers should proceed with caution.
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Amtrak is federally owned, meaning that Penn Station belongs to us.
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JIM CRAMER: Venture format meaning that you might spin it out?
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Meaning that, in its own way, it's also about this profile.
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Meaning that, on average, one person gives it to two people.
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Sonnenburg works as a freelancer, meaning that different crews hire him.
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Initially, 54 percent had complete remissions, meaning that their tumors disappeared.
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The study is continuing, meaning that the numbers could shift again.
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"Half the men fail," he says, meaning that they don't procreate.
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Afterward, both sides declared victory, meaning that they are effectively deadlocked.
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Meaning that luxury brands may be hurting more this time around.
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Meaning that it was a club versus just a coworking space.
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Life is changing, meaning that new cells die and are reborn.
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This includes, in particular, checking that the property's title is clean, meaning that there are no title liens, mortgages or third party rights, and that it is definite, meaning that its boundaries have been accurately surveyed.
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Meaning that there could be another version of Facbook that is paid.
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But does it have any secret meaning that we're just not seeing?
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That's fancy videographer speak meaning that you're shooting relatively long shutter speeds.
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She is fairly hawkish -- meaning that she favors higher rates when necessary.
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Meaning that this machine will pay for itself in about eight months.
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"Going on stage took on a new meaning that day," he remembers.
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GABA is a neurotransmitter, meaning that it carries signals between nerve cells.
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Utility is an interesting term, meaning that, just useful for the user.
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Meaning that they don't really care whether they use it or not.
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Meaning that they are also, like me, Latin Americanists, most of them.
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Meaning that Pilot Peter (yeah, Pete!) will get the one-on-one.
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You lose yourself to the complete absence of meaning that is grief.
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You write about the sense of belonging and meaning that accompanies crisis.
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The actual number was minus 1.3 points, meaning that sentiment is negative.
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Being there, that's not what ... she wasn't meaning that in any way.
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Liquidity is low, meaning that small transaction volumes can have big impacts.
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They're also crepuscular, meaning that they're mainly awake during dawn and dusk.
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She has over 250 employees, meaning that making good hires is key.
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Many of the existing instances are "federated," meaning that members of awoo.
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The Judaism of meaning that Beckerman yearns for is in the Torah.
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Mount Hood remains an active volcano — meaning that it will erupt again.
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Meaning that for this group, the rehearsal process has been fulfilling enough.
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According to Blue, there are two types of jealousy: "dispositional," meaning that feeling some degree of jealousy is part and parcel of your personality, and "incidental," meaning that certain activities or dynamics tend to arouse jealousy as they occur.
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The charges were dismissed without prejudice, meaning that they could later be refiled.
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Cyrus is pansexual, meaning that she is attracted to people of all genders.
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Meaning that, if you download a film, you have to share three others.
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Lupus symptoms are often recurring, meaning that they can subside and come back.
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Meaning that you have to make some inroads into traditionally Democratic constituency groups.
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These standards are decentralized, meaning that no one company owns and controls them.
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It has one definite meaning that will offer itself up to diligent students.
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The signs also carry a symbolic meaning that no Chinese visitor can miss.
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And when I say that, "protective," meaning that they're allowed to do it.
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Meaning that Trump's negatives are already too overwhelming to change things and win.
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Meaning that you actually only have to pay for the capacity you use.
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The claims were dismissed with prejudice, meaning that Mr. Scheuer cannot refile them.
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Meaning that if somebody wants to get our networks from us, they can.
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But these structural challenges remain, meaning that operating performance will continue to weaken.
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Otherwise you lose yourself to the complete absence of meaning that is grief.
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The transaction is listed on the blockchain, meaning that it is very real.
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We would begin with the meaning that is familiar to both of us.
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The scam address currently contains no funds, meaning that nobody took the bait.
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Obamacare has taken on a meaning that goes far beyond its actual function.
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His meaning: that the controversy would disappear as soon as the play started.
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Extraction is minimal, meaning that the vine and grape are front and center.
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And some will appreciate the new meaning that it brings to their lives.
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The Wuhan coronavirus is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it originated in animals.
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The British firm rejected the offer, meaning that shares closed 24 percent higher.
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Nevada has a closed caucus, meaning that only Democrats can vote in it.
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The acid dissolves superficial chin fat (meaning that fat between skin and muscle).
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The group's slogan was "To The Dirt," meaning that membership is for life.
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Meaning that some kind of traditionalism had been disrupted on a different schedule.
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The process maintains the core offerings of ProtonMail: end-to-end encryption, meaning that only a sender and receiver can view an email, and zero-access encryption, meaning that the email provider can't see your emails even if it wanted to.
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Finally, the baby's chest starts moving, meaning that she's breathing again on her own.
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Meaning that when I'm forty, I'll have the body of a fifty-year-old.
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Two-thirds of deposits are non-remunerated, meaning that banks fund themselves very cheaply.
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Afterwards Michael's finger was still numb, meaning that the real pain would come later.
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Bottlenecks prevent plans from turning into reality, meaning that investment cannot rise much more.
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Ebola is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it can spread between animals and humans.
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Jurvetson declined to do that, saying "they haven't finished that" (meaning that new round).
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The global mood has not yet settled, meaning that a happy outcome remains possible.
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It is a retrovirus, meaning that it integrates its genes into its host's DNA.
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But, that's only her sun sign — meaning that Libra only indicates her basic personality.
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He said the word has "pejorative" meaning that isn't relevant for this particular case.
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It took you into the culture, the real meaning that was creating the music.
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Porn is work, meaning that like any job, it's about how you approach it.
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Government collapses, meaning that the subway system is finally put out of its misery.
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Yesterday, her Facebook wall was public, meaning that anyone could comment on her posts.
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Further, the meaning that the pixel carries is at constant risk of being mutated.
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This is an ongoing investigation, meaning that the FBI continues to work on it.
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Judge White dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning that it cannot be brought again.
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Eclipses often happen over water, meaning that we humans miss out on the action.
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The Moon enters Virgo at 10:52 PM, meaning that details will become clearer.
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But André's account is still active — meaning that the platform hasn't suspended his access.
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Potentially meaning that Berkshire Hathaway's investment could be negatively affected by the new rules.
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Sony kept Betamax proprietary, meaning that the market for VHS products quickly outpaced Betamax.
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Host countries often bar them from working, meaning that families cannot provide for themselves.
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The designation is nonbinding, meaning that the department is free to change its mind.
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And DigitalOcean provides block storage, meaning that it's like having a bigger hard drive.
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Meaning that both Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani will not be returning next season.
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The level of alert is "severe," meaning that an attack is considered highly likely.
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Zoom, however, focuses squarely on videoconferencing, meaning that Microsoft may still have an advantage.
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Isakson was last elected in 2016, meaning that his term doesn't expire until 2022.
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Italy is on lockdown, meaning that restaurants who might fulfil food orders are shut.
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The coronavirus is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it jumped from animals to humans.
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THREE ON, a baseball phrase meaning that the bases are loaded, is the revealer.
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It's a number with special meaning that he snuck into his show several times.
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The new device is cheaper, meaning that six times as many can be deployed.
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Since 19803 growth has averaged 21980%, meaning that income per person has fallen slightly.
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Meaning that there's a market for the city's spate of ultra-luxe condo skyscrapers.
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And those shares were restricted, meaning that Neill couldn't sell them for a year.
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Medicare for all would forgo the first option, meaning that it would cover everything.
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Well, just meaning that I had an account and that I was tweeting, right?
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Infestation is a Nintendo DS game, meaning that it's also playable on the 3DS range—meaning that there are somewhere in the region of 210 million people out there who can pick this up and immediately play it on their handheld console.
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Meaning that you saw an increase in-- in rail car loadings-- WARREN BUFFETT: Months ago.
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Meaning that the Comcasts of the world must carry them under the must-carry rules.
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Meaning that most of our fall looks are dependent on a fabulous pair of boots.
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Rarely, though, has she explained the deeper meaning that fragrance holds for her... until now.
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They are what the artist calls "slow," meaning that they reveal themselves quietly over time.
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This bacterium is pathogenic -- meaning that it is infectious to humans, causing the illness listeriosis.
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Meaning that the machine didn't include the latest security fixes, and led to erroneous results.
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It's officially back-to-school season, meaning that summer is coming to a bittersweet end.
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These roles are predominantly contractors, meaning that their hiring process is outside of Amazon's purview.
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It's a marketplace business model, meaning that it starts with a big inventory of spaces.
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"It's a closed fund," he tells the investor, meaning that he isn't accepting new investments.
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This was a procedural vote, meaning that no senator is obliged to vote "yes" again.
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Real Death: The destruction of a cortical stack, meaning that a person cannot be resleeved.
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SPRITE is a "heuristic search algorithm"—meaning that it may not nab all possible solutions.
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"Red" meaning that you're totally done with the scene and you want to be untied.
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Of his 32 hits this year, 18 have gone for extra bases, meaning that his .
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First, Gawker has indemnified Denton, meaning that it has agreed to pay his legal tab.
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These findings are statistically significant, meaning that the Trump casinos' poor performance was not random.
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Their youngest daughter is 18, meaning that Fualaau, 33, and Letourneau, 55, are empty nesters.
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"It's also more porous meaning that there's a higher chance of getting cavities," she said.
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Included is 21 glaze pods, meaning that sweet, sweet taste is never too far away.
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And then suddenly these objects begin to carry a meaning that they didn't have before.
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But the story lacks that extra layer of complexity and meaning that parents can appreciate.
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Labour and other opposition parties abstained on the motion, meaning that it did not pass.
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The Sun trines Jupiter at 5:49 PM, meaning that egos will be flying high.
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"Directional words cease to have the same meaning that we are used to," Chyr says.
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Virgo is your opposite sign on the zodiac, meaning that it rules over your relationships!
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Like other cryptocurrencies, bitcoin is extremely volatile, meaning that huge price swings are not uncommon.
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Other items on display hold meaning that may be even less apparent at first glance.
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Meaning that an actual serving of nuts will have well under a gram of leucine.
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No common psychiatric condition is fully heritable, meaning that the environment always plays a role.
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Sometimes, they even have infinite rates of return, meaning that they completely pay for themselves.
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The first is "arrest of labor," or "failure to progress," meaning that labor is stalled.
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More from Tonic: A PDE5 inhibitor is a vasodilator, meaning that it opens blood vessels.
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Some unscrupulous vendors recycle it, meaning that monks can receive spoiled food in their alms.
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The problem here is systematic bias, meaning that the behavior of people is changing systematically.
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But when I tried to burn it, it carbonises meaning that the material turns black.
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Michigan's primary is open to all voters, meaning that independents and Republicans can cross over.
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Bourgeois did this for seven editions, meaning that every print in every edition is unique.
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The Lenovo Flex is a convertible laptop, meaning that it doubles as a touchscreen tablet.
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"She had hit her $200 limit, meaning that she couldn't return it," the employee said.
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Apple Arcade is a curated experience, meaning that plenty of developers will get left out.
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And they tend to do it unconsciously, meaning that instinct can play a large role.
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She expected to experience an intensity of meaning that the myths may have helped accommodate.
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The plan will simplify compliance, meaning that more filers won't have to itemize their deductions.
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It must also be dealt with spatially and collectively, meaning that it must be deconcentrated.
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But this will induce lawsuits on a wide scale, meaning that won't be quick, either.
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Wade are interpreted to have the original meaning that they had when they became law.
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It was a 180 degree video, meaning that moving your head around doesn't do anything.
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Impartial meaning that we're not going to inject our particular bias, impartial meaning that we're not going to do improper actions to favor one person over another and I think it can exist with the right amount of transparency, but it'll never be perfect, right.
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The power to appoint is shared, they say, meaning that it ultimately rests with the Senate.
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It was a captive-carry flight, meaning that the rocket didn't come off of the plane.
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Real wages are likely to keep falling – meaning that workers will get poorer in real terms.
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It's merge time on Survivor, meaning that the remaining 11 castaways will finally become one tribe.
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Thanksgiving is over, meaning that we are now in the midst of full-on holiday mode.
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Meaning that simple problems get handled and more difficult problems are the ones that are remaining.
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Now, they spend about $21,600, meaning that after five years, they've saved a total of $252,000.
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Many firms hold several passports, meaning that the total number in the UK stands at 336,421.
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Pretty songs, a pretty album, but it wouldn't have the meaning that it has without them.
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The service will be an MVNO, meaning that Comcast will be piggybacking on Verizon's cellular network.
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Meaning that there'd be two or one, or what happens to the Grubhubs in the others?
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Often, traumatic memory worked just like normal memory, meaning that an episode might blur over time.
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He was ordered on home confinement, meaning that he's had to wear two GPS monitoring bracelets.
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Some tweets name those pictured, meaning that the individuals could have been specifically targeted, or bullied.
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All of them are fluorescent, meaning that they glow when you shine a blacklight on them.
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The consensus view usually reflects what's already happened, meaning that it's also reliably behind the curve.
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Nicotine is highly addictive, meaning that there are relatively few people who smoke cigarettes only occasionally.
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BCH duplicated the original bitcoin blockchain, meaning that anyone holding BTC was entitled to BCH, too.
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Now, inflation is nearly 3%, meaning that the cap is imposing real-terms cuts in pay.
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They are semi-automatic, meaning that they fire one round every time the trigger is pulled.
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Winter is nowhere near over — meaning that an official spring cleaning is far out of sight.
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The result is 11, which corresponds to Justice, meaning that 2018 will be ruled by Justice.
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The associations and councils create more and more belts, devaluing any meaning that they once had.
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That could lead to local extinction, meaning that many species will move away from the tropics.
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He says they're flexible on that, however — meaning that if better external tools become available, Zoom.
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It's also far away from the heart meaning that it's a lagging indicator of heart rate.
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Researchers frequently find security flaws in OpenSSL, meaning that sticking to the newest versions is vital.
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Many of the plants are endangered species, meaning that the spheres double as a conservation project.
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PST on Tuesday, July 16, meaning that it will actually last for a full 48 hours.
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At the very least, the daily horoscope gives life meaning that it might not otherwise enjoy.
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The man, however, had high-flow priapism, meaning that blood wouldn't stop rushing to his genitals.
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But many users do not regularly update their computers, meaning that they remain now-public vulnerabilities.
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They're known as an indicator species, meaning that their health is indicative of the greater environment.
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ObamaCare's tax credits are based on people's income, meaning that low-income people get higher assistance.
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This procedure also places a time limit on the transplant, meaning that patients need living donors.
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Democrats are uniformly against the bill, meaning that the GOP can afford only around 22 defections.
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The center has a "no wrong door" policy, meaning that no one will be turned away.
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Finally, duelling was banned, meaning that killing someone in a duel was murder, and duelling stopped.
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Cantrell called the next three launch vehicles "prototypes," meaning that they will be built by hand.
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About 75 percent of taxpayers overwithhold, meaning that they receive refunds when they file their taxes.
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They have yet to enter pleas, meaning that their cases are still in pre-trial hearings.
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Nebraska's taxes are fairly high, meaning that residents will pay over $2,500 in taxes each year.
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"She had hit her $200 limit, meaning that she couldn't return it," the team member said.
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Meaning that no, you don't have to spend your life savings to have celeb-worthy skin.
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Certain words, especially ones with regional significance, have a depth and meaning that goes beyond business.
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He said sure, meaning that this article is probably going to have a more disgusting sequel.
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Meaning that the same performer does the same song with the same outfit—the same thing.
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"It will be a new stadium but still have the meaning that exists for so many."
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Car culture in Australia rose, meaning that more people were driving to a supermarket to shop.
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" Meaning: "that sudden, merciless message from a mirror's crystal depths ... 'you are fading, just a bit.
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Meaning that the famed banking secrecy laws have had some hefty chunks bitten out of them.
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The entire film unfolds in double-exposure, meaning that there are constantly overlapping images on screen.
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The edition she is reading goes from right-to-left meaning that it is in Arabic.
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Meaning that, transportation as a service — you know, whether it be Uber, Lyft or Didi, right?
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Hence my annual column with suggestions for "gifts with meaning" that are warmer than any scarf.
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First, many local elections are non-partisan, meaning that candidates aren't listed with a party label.
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It is when people are not able to maintain meaning that they are most psychologically vulnerable.
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The city reduced the required distance between two dispensaries — meaning that more applicants could be licensed.
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Friday's order vacated that stay, meaning that the trial can proceed unless the appeals court acts.
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Its folding fabric top operation loses the recalcitrant zippers, meaning that owners will actually lower it.
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Meaning that if you get 15% or more of the vote, you are guaranteed some delegates.
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Anchorage is a major cargo hub, meaning that many FedEx or U.P.S. packages travel through Alaska.
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Texas, for example, saw a 100% increase, meaning that the number of students experiencing homelessness doubled.
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"I didn't know then," the girl tells her, meaning that she had been subjected to violence.
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Others Mr. Weber determined to be questionable, meaning that the abuse could not be ruled out.
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Sabra called it a transparent vintage, meaning that the wines were quite expressive of their terroirs.
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The outside lights remained on all night, meaning that it was pretty bright in the room.
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Market volatility has been low, meaning that stock prices have been stable for a long time.
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The second is that the account needs to be liquid, meaning that it is readily accessible.
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Around 400 are dying a day, meaning that sometime within this generation, all will be deceased.
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But the Constitutional Court interpreted it as 90 days — meaning that the deadline passed on Friday.
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Dragonlance is a D&D world, meaning that everyone has an alignment: good, neutral, or evil.
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In Leifer's analysis, these theories share certain attributes, in that they are universally applicable, anti-realistic (meaning that quantum systems don't have well-defined properties, such as position, before measurement) and complete (meaning that there is no hidden reality that the theory is failing to capture).
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He also noted some favorable volume trends: Chipotle's stock is no longer overbought, meaning that it could be ready for another run higher, and each recent rally has occurred on strong volume, meaning that the stock's latest moves higher have been "the real deal," Cramer said.
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Its medium-range ballistic missiles have a range of 1,200 miles, meaning that threat is already established.
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Its medium-range ballistic missiles have a range of 2,000 kilometers, meaning that threat is already established.
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Todd observed that transcription services had been used at those speeches, meaning that transcripts likely do exist.
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Most provinces and territories have banned public consumption, meaning that it has to take place in private.
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Instead, they might come from new production, meaning that they would not tighten the global oil market.
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The service uses "zero-access encryption," meaning that people at ProtonMail, unlike Google, can't read your emails.
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The universe of meaning that is encoded in those rituals, for the participants, is illegible to us.
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And bacteria also evolve over time, meaning that bacteria become less and less receptive to usual antibiotics.
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Scientists first banded Wisdom as an adult in 1956, meaning that she's at least 68 years old.
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They are cooperative breeders, reports The Guardian, meaning that the young help the adults raise the babies.
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And, the most successful of these services can scale massively, meaning that monetization can be significant. Very.
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Many states had enrolment caps, meaning that even people willing to fork over were not guaranteed coverage.
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Everything on screen has a specific purpose and a meaning that transforms the story as it unpacks.
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This party took place 25 years ago, meaning that Emily is the right age to be Grace.
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Both have polyphonic pressure technology, meaning that they respond to pressure and movement changes on their surfaces.
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One-sixth of five voters is 20.28, meaning that, after rounding, the viability threshold was one vote.
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That earned it an adult rating, meaning that the 17-year-old starlet could not watch it.
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PEOPLE confirms that the judge withheld adjudication, meaning that she won't technically be convicted of a crime.
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"door to floor" tactic, meaning that products are put out for sale almost immediately after they arrive.
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Monozygotic multiples occur when the egg divides after fertilization, meaning that the multiples share the same DNA.
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She inherited the pig farm from her parents, meaning that she and Alan never have to work.
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Of those, 17 were overlaps, meaning that Kerry visited most of the countries that Lavrov had visited.
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So far, there hasn't been anything, meaning that athletes are taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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Chu's sentence was suspended for two years meaning that he is unlikely to serve time in prison.
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The Firefly 2 is a convection vape, meaning that the leaves are only heated when you're inhaling.
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The study was single-blind, meaning that while Dessa obviously knew which man was which, Olman didn't.
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Product markets have become more concentrated, meaning that fewer firms account for a larger share of output.
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Meaning that right now all cryptocurrencies put together don't even equal 1% of the world's gold reserves.
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It's designed to withstand all weather conditions, meaning that you can't extend it or make it smaller.
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This saw many of its photographers take part, meaning that the company is now part photographer-owned.
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But, the phrase didn't take on the meaning that someone was revealing their sexuality until decades later.
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That was probably half the rate of population growth—meaning that, on average, its people got poorer.
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At others, she multiplied into 12 people, meaning that she had 24 people inside of her total.
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Who's invited: The beta program is closed, meaning that for now, it's only available to invited accounts.
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The acting was good, meaning that in my opinion, the actors portrayed the cats in amusing ways.
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Troy Brad Pitt plays Achilles, meaning that our children would be genetically predisposed to weak heels. 15.
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But that's an average, meaning that it could be of little help for your specific travel plans.
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This was a civil case—meaning that DoJ did not not attempt to criminally prosecute anyone responsible.
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Her profile is public, meaning that anybody on Instagram -- including those under 18 -- can see her posts.
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Additionally, it's dissipative, meaning that it loses the energy you used to stick it to the surface.
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The blockchain is publicly viewable, meaning that it's not only extremely transparent, but can never be altered.
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I'm Kashmiri-American meaning that my dad was born in India and his parents were from Kashmir.
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But you're also the sign of death and rebirth, meaning that change is kind of your jam.
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It now relies on machine learning, meaning that its accuracy will improve as more people use it.
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Just get them to "supermodel" length — meaning that the hemline covers the shoe without touching the ground.
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Certain places in our bodies are "immune privileged," meaning that the immune system doesn't attack that area.
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The function is easy to compute, meaning that given x or y, it's easy to calculate z.
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You'll only receive potential matches, meaning that they're people you've not yet swiped left or right on.
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The UN pays countries $1,330 a month per soldier, meaning that peacekeeping is lucrative for poor nations.
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The petro will be pre-mined, meaning that unlike bitcoin, for example, new tokens cannot be created.
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But the president retained actual ownership of the companies, meaning that he still makes money from them.
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But this doesn't always happen, meaning that carriers and insurance companies get stuck with iCloud-locked phones.
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In November, another company bought out Advanced Biomedics, meaning that the program will essentially start from scratch.
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Furthermore, QE could also ultimately lead to a devalued currency — meaning that imports would become more expensive.
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Far too often, Russian pilots fly without their transponders on, meaning that they cannot easily be identified.
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Now, on Wednesday, Trello says that it has 50 million users, meaning that it more than doubled.
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WeWork's leases are "non-cancelable," meaning that (officially) the company can't renegotiate them when times get tough.
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Instead of being meaningless, they contain a core of meaning that has since been lost with overuse.
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It follows the ratified meaning—the only authoritative meaning that was approved by a supermajority of Americans.
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The oldest millennials turn 40 this year, meaning that millennial jokes might soon face the same issues.
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Particle's solution is "full stack," meaning that it provides everything from hardware to software and cloud integration.
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John McCain has been in Arizona recovering from cancer treatment, meaning that there were 99 senators voting.
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Three parties have deserted Yatseniuk's coalition meaning that, in theory, he lost his majority on Feb. 18.
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The Iowa Supreme Court reversed his conviction in 2014, meaning that Rhodes met some sort of justice.
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Companies classify these workers as independent contractors, meaning that the IRS treats them as, essentially, small businesses.
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Imagine expressing yourself artistically through your style without it meaning that you hate the way you look.
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Both are 'walled gardens', meaning that they rather than the marketer effectively control the relationship with consumers.
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But my dad was one of three siblings, meaning that I had six aunts and uncles overall.
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Half of Dr. Friedman's subjects delivered with forceps, meaning that their babies were extracted with an implement.
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Clinton also won, Democrats easily finished second, meaning that a major batch of embarrassing headlines was averted.
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The man was grooming the teenager to "go country," meaning that she would become a drug runner.
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Hilton has very, very high operating margins, meaning that they can cut into those quite a bit.
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Each game has no-ad scoring, meaning that at 40-40 the next point decides the game.
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They're all different, meaning that ... I think lacrosse is football, is the next football, seems to me.
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In their words, it wasn't "optimized," meaning that it didn't represent a perfect run with zero mistakes.
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This can lead to a resigned passivity, meaning that certain tests and treatments aren't offered or pursued.
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Most of these cases, clusters and outbreaks are traceable, meaning that widespread community transmission is not evident.
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In this particular case, DAI is tied to the U.S. dollar, meaning that 1 DAI = 1 USD.
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She is a typical member of the Sedaris fan club, meaning that there is no typical member.
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Yet he did those things Wednesday, and he did so with meaning that surpassed the game's gravitas.
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"It goes both ways," he remarked, meaning that he often receives patient referrals from real estate agents.
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Coke has a 25% market share, meaning that the two beverage giants dominate the $10.6 billion category.
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Caliva has around 700 employees, meaning that the cuts will affect around one-third of its workforce.
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These companies may be acquired at premiums to their current prices, meaning that shareholders stand to profit.
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The post-convention season is in full swing, meaning that lawmakers are primarily focused on the election.
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The software is open source, meaning that anyone can adopt it and use it free of charge.
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Customer deposits significantly exceed loans, meaning that available liquidity is invested in cash and high-quality securities.
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We'd guess she'll side with Dunlevie, meaning that we have no idea whose side she will take.
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Shares of Netflix closed around $366 on Wednesday, meaning that Gordon is well-positioned in his trade.
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There are 51 Council members, meaning that at least 26 votes are needed to be elected speaker.
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Ecuador is home to about 16.5 million people, meaning that the entire population could have been affected.
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The SMH is currently up 20 percent this year, meaning that Nvidia is far outperforming the group.
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It can never lose its sense of a meaning that once unfolded by surprise as it went.
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It's a closed-door affair, meaning that unlike Jeff Sessions, Kushner gets to dance in the dark.
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You're subject to flex schedules, meaning that you have no control over when you go to work.
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But YouTube's recommendation is a mystery, meaning that YouTubers have to use other methods to reach viewers.
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I've also done laughing meditation—meaning that you laugh for three hours, then spend an hour meditating.
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Researchers pointed to a drop in "nascent activity," meaning that fewer people overall entered into entrepreneurship in 212.
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And it drives some transactions into informal channels, meaning that regulators become less able to spot suspicious deals.
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Their urethras are also closer to their anuses, meaning that bacteria can more easily spread from the anus.
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These paintings are what the artist Suzan Frecon calls "slow," meaning that they reveal themselves quietly over time.
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He's pro-choice and anti-gun, meaning that a huge swath of right-leaning voters would hate him.
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You can entangle qubits, meaning that they're treated mathematically as single units regardless of the separation between them.
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They are wary about the meaning that could be attached to the newest member of the royal family.
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Now big vehicles are exempt from the bill—meaning that rules for self-driving trucks are still unclear.
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For this, they charge "per action," meaning that marketers don't pay unless users take a specific desired action.
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So, causal determinism meaning that we now will think that the world is not random, I guess, right?
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The unemployment rate remained at 2000%, however, meaning that joblessness is still hovering near a half-century low.
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Meaning that your snaps can still be recorded without your knowledge, despite the existence of the new update.
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But Rubio's tax credit is not fully refundable, meaning that the poorest families will benefit least from it.
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Instead, it's a sustaining innovation, meaning that Uber represents only an incremental improvement on the existing taxi industry.
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But policing the oceans is hard, meaning that, more often than not, IUU fishermen get away with it.
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Arcadia operates a shared savings model, meaning that it pays itself some of the money its customers save.
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The ISM report is a diffusion indicator, meaning that the index represents a reading of expansion versus contraction.
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This reading tends to be a contrary indicator, meaning that negative results typically lead to a springing back.
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All of the women he photographed work independently, meaning that they aren't associated with any one specific dungeon.
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At Carnaval, schools have 82 minutes to parade, meaning that songs are performed in succession roughly 30 times.
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The current official security threat level in Britain is "severe", meaning that more attacks are considered highly likely.
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Most of these are large, meaning that 200m Americans would reside in a state with a Democratic governor.
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He also spoke of a more than "100% revenue growth rate," meaning that sales have more than doubled.
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Technically, Trump has only lent his campaign money, meaning that his self-funding could ultimately cost him little.
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The celebrated photojournalist died in 2003, though, meaning that the visual was taken well over a decade ago.
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" Troom Troom videos on YouTube often have ads that run before them, meaning that the channel is "monetized.
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The plants have a 40-year lifespan, meaning that several a year face retirement over the next decade.
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Instead, they must drive taxis to put food on the table, meaning that hospitals are even further understaffed.
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Politicians describe Social Security as "the third rail," meaning that enacting any benefit cuts will kill them politically.
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In this case, the Durbin Watson test statistic is close to 113, meaning that no autocorrelation is present.
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Most TVs are edgelit, meaning that the light cascades to the center, which could result in some fade.
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Other Chinese manufacturers are doing the same, meaning that these twin threats could, counter-intuitively, make them stronger.
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I consider my partner and I switches, meaning that we alternate between being the dominant and the submissive.
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The 2015 IARC report deemed it a Group 1 risk, meaning that it has been identified as carcinogenic.
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Many butterflyfish are 'obligate corallivores', meaning that they eat only coral, and often only a select few species.
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They lead to high dependency ratios, meaning that a relatively small adult population must support lots of children.
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Opera first releases new features in the developer stream, meaning that it's still unstable and in beta state.
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America's Treasury department has designated Mr El Assami a drug kingpin, meaning that Americans cannot deal with him.
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The directive was marked "extra urgent," meaning that noncompliant platforms could risk being shut down by authorities immediately.
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Its keys, however, activate fibre-optic sensors rather than strings, meaning that it never has to be tuned.
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It also employed a deactivated version of Cas9, meaning that enzyme binds to, but no longer cuts, DNA.
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Law enforcement officials described the initial charges as "holding charges," meaning that more are expected to be filed.
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Meaning that, at least right now, there are no kids in the stars for the A-list star.
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Traditional macro lenses aren't a foot long, meaning that photographers need to get super close to their subject.
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They are also about the same size as people, meaning that their internal bits and pieces are, too.
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It is also distributed, meaning that you don't have to trust any particular node in the consensus network.
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I think there's so much wisdom and meaning that we can get from people who simply live it.
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He argues that voters should have their say—meaning that he hopes there will be a Republican president.
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That's an impressive time for a half marathon, meaning that these runners averaged about 9 minutes per mile.
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The device is super-thin, meaning that medicine can be administered discreetly and effectively during the breastfeeding stage.
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Also, the study was observational, meaning that doctors were not randomly assigned to hospitals with and without policies.
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Tinder popularized the "double opt-in," meaning that users must mutually agree to connect before striking a conversation.
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Luckily, Smith says, sleep architecture is homeostatic, meaning that eventually these cycles eventually return to their normal patterns.
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On average, there is a loser for every winner, meaning that the trading costs are simply a waste.
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Excise taxes are collected on sales of medical and recreational cannabis, meaning that overall legal sales actually dropped.
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Are we to assume these words have no meaning — that Islamist theory has no connection to Islamist practice?
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WhatsApp encrypts its communications end-to-end, meaning that it cannot access the data in its unencrypted form.
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But official histories of these terms always fail to convey the shades of meaning that they take on.
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It can also be much lower, however, meaning that your machine slows down sooner as it gets hotter.
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The UN pays countries $1,330 a month per soldier, meaning that peacekeeping can be lucrative for poor nations.
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Each is worth slightly less to sellers, meaning that in a transparent world, trade in both would flourish.
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Under FDA regulation, Nutella is considered a dessert product, meaning that one serving is calculated at two tablespoons.
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Shortly after, the judge reversed his order, meaning that the FBI no longer has to disclose the exploit.
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The court reduced the charge from murder to manslaughter, meaning that Barshivatz will serve 10 years or less.
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The British authorities consider the security threat level to be "severe", meaning that an attack is "highly likely".
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They rarely have human-resources departments at first, meaning that there is no one charged with fielding complaints.
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Meaning that without a well-defined backup plan, their entire company could be at risk should disaster strike.
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Canada, like many places, forbids commercial surrogacy, meaning that pregnant women may be reimbursed only for their expenses.
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Nearly all higher education tax credits are nonrefundable, meaning that lower-income Americans benefit very little from them.
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It was then debranded, meaning that it was no longer subject to price regulation, and the price soared.
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Polls show Ossoff sitting in the low 40s, meaning that the race will likely go to a runoff.
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And in France, we also have creative control, meaning that directors have the final cut, not the producer.
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PNG has signed the relevant UN refugee conventions, meaning that in theory asylum seekers could be settled there.
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She has publicly declared that "Brexit means Brexit," meaning that she does intend to go through with it.
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Graham and Barr believe Trump did not interfere with Mueller's work, meaning that no crime of obstruction occurred.
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Two, the offices were evacuated, meaning that CNN had to halt its live programming due to the threat.
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Pang's family is of Baba-Nyonya heritage, meaning that her ancestors immigrated to Malaysia from China centuries ago.
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He also directs says "stay in your lane," meaning that Ali should focus on her mainly female clients.
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The limits would apply retroactively, meaning that the longest Pelosi could stay on is Speaker would be 2022.
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Nonetheless, Key's request was a compassionate attempt at justice, the third meaning that Congress gave the color blue.
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"Softlock" here meaning that he's triggered a certain series of events that'll cause the game to break indefinitely.
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Because the flu vaccine contains an inactive version of the virus, meaning that it's impossible to become infected.
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Halaby defines her works as materialist — meaning that they are in dialogue with the objective world around her.
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But some violations can be considered "fatal" — meaning that the entire bill would need 60 votes to pass.
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My match was a full-rules title fight, meaning that elbows, knees, kicks, and punches were all included.
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Fentanyl is an opiate painkiller, meaning that it acts on our endogenous opioid receptors to help relieve pain.
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First, it's a diskless malware, meaning that you won't be able to find it on your hard drive.
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Meaning that we have higher tensions, we have more military presence, more military exercises close to our borders.
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Platinum said the fund was "heavily oversubscribed," meaning that investor demand exceeded supply, but offered no further details.
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He aced that, too, meaning that he's either a phenomenally talented actor or a master of self-deception.
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The application encrypts its data end-to-end by default, meaning that even the company cannot access it.
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Some would come in, "still jonesing," Mr. Bosch said, meaning that they were still withdrawing from drug use.
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The Israelis handpicked the documents shown to the reporters, meaning that exculpatory material could have been left out.
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It has a reserve of meaning that seems to open very slowly over a long series of readings.
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The hyper-thin material gives the mediums superconductivity, meaning that a painted surface could become a conducting screen.
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The index is price-weighted, meaning that the higher priced stocks have a bigger pull on the index.
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Capital ownership and capital gains are incredibly concentrated, meaning that cuts like this overwhelmingly redound to the rich.
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Readers genuinely want to know what celebs are wearing, meaning that sites get traffic and possibly affiliate revenue.
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In December, the stopgap bill passed on a voice vote, meaning that individual members' positions were not recorded.
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Sixteen countries in the Commonwealth are designated as realms, meaning that the queen remains the head of state.
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And try an "abundance" mind-set, meaning that if one offer doesn't work out, something better will happen.
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"Every color has a personal meaning that we inherently sense or learned about via conditioning," Ms. Eiseman said.
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Trump's tax cuts add to the deficit — meaning that we are partying and sticking children with the bill.
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Sanders's vote total grew from 50,930 to 57,085, meaning that nearly 100,000 new voters went for somebody else.
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Observational data can be very confounded, meaning that unmeasured factors might be the actual cause of the harm.
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Meaning that the culture in influencing our political climate more than our political climate is influencing the culture.
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They get to the root of the problem — meaning that when you sweat, your hair actually stays manageable.
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They can also interfere, meaning that quantum mechanics' math makes certain combinations of values more likely than others.
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The removals are temporary, these officials stress, meaning that guns are returned to people no longer deemed dangerous.
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Across Texas, 20120 polling stations had closed since 25, meaning that voters have to travel farther to vote.
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The two credits are "refundable," meaning that filers can receive them even if they don't owe any tax.
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Senate Democrats have the option to filibuster Gorsuch, meaning that he could need 60 votes to win confirmation.
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It also is an associational study, meaning that it shows links between higher fitness and lower disease risk.
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The company filed to go public last Friday, meaning that we have endless new numbers to delve into.
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General anesthesia induces sleep, meaning that mothers won't be able to see, feel or remember anything during childbirth.
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Panera has long committed to serving "100% clean" food, meaning that it contains no artificial ingredients or additives.
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Sunday — meaning that they cannot give interviews to the news media, hold rallies, make speeches or issue statements.
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The device intelligently maps out your home, meaning that it can clean in the most efficient way possible.
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Payments also tend to be linked to a farm's acreage, meaning that large landowners get the biggest handouts.
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So if you take these passages as meaning that Jesus literally rose from the dead, why the fuzziness?
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The plan was self-funded, meaning that O'Reilly's employer, the state of New Jersey, paid for Fahy's care.
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Nonetheless, South Africa is "such a large market" meaning that it is "too important to ignore," she argued.
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Abortion is considered a "reserved sin," meaning that permission to grant forgiveness usually must come from a bishop.
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Currently, CBD is a Schedule I drug, meaning that it has abuse potential and no proven medical use.
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The site says it now has nearly 800,000 users, meaning that it's tiny compared to Twitter or Facebook.
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What's more, messages remain encrypted when passing through Signal's servers, meaning that the app's creators can't read them.
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Bond yields and prices move in the opposite direction, meaning that the group has seen significant capital losses.
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The firm has almost 10,000 engineers, meaning that 1 in 4 Goldman employees will fall under Argenti's oversight.
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The local legislature rejected the proposal, meaning that a small committee again chose the city's leader this year.
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The ship data showed it was "ballasting," meaning that it was not loaded full of oil for cargo.
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Another important thing to note is that the reaction is exothermic, meaning that the foam will be hot.
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It would simplify the tax code, meaning that people wouldn't waste so much time and effort gaming it.
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Mars in Capricorn clashes with Jupiter at 5:45 PM, meaning that people will be impulsive and rash.
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But then Republicans regained the White House, meaning that they had to come up with actual tax legislation.
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The doctors said it was an "organizational accident," meaning that one person could not have done it alone.
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It is a biologic drug, meaning that it's produced in living cells, which is a difficult manufacturing process.
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Unemployment has declined at a consistent rate since early 2010, meaning that nothing changed after Trump became president.
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"One thing that's pretty clear is that there's a dose response, meaning that every bit counts," she said.
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Meaning that you have a currency there that you may not want to hold because it's very inflationary.
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One had asymmetry, meaning that the labia was really large on one side and small on the other.
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He is extraordinarily divisive, meaning that the closer Britain gets to Mr Trump the more it alienates anti-Trumpists.
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Because it's not printed by banks or governments, nobody "owns" it, meaning that no centralized authority can control it.
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"Beijing has very low ground wind," he said, meaning that the corridors would not be effective to disperse smog.
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Once she gets the treat, the left hand LED switches to orange, meaning that you have reached level 2.
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We should have the deepest respect for the meaning that culture has in people's lives—including in women's lives.
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And what realization are ... KS: Meaning that everyone had, everyone was a fraud, I think that's what you're saying.
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The meaning that goes along culturally with the work is something we study and try to put out correctly.
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Her hull is 22.5 meters deep, meaning that she is carrying 2 million barrels of a very heavy liquid.
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It is also generally symmetrical, meaning that sweating occurs on both sides of the body at the same time.
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These days, many career paths aren't linear — meaning that you absolutely can make that change you've been dreaming about.
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It's putting the word "global" before the word "feminism," meaning that feminism must be seen from an international perspective.
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Ten of them found strong positive associations, meaning that more marijuana availability was associated with less harm from opioids.
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"It's great to be here with ... my daughter," Hamill joked, meaning that Rey is almost certainly not a Skywalker.
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This full moon is also a "blue moon," meaning that it's the second full moon of the calendar month.
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Plus, progesterone can have catabolic effects, meaning that it encourages the breaking down of muscle proteins, Dr. Sims explains.
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That happens when a candidate hits 1,991 delegates — meaning that Pete Buttigieg, a former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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However, transactions at stores open at least a year fell 1% in the country, meaning that traffic was declining.
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Ideally, this target should be symmetrical, meaning that inflation below the target is as undesirable as that above it.
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Polar bears roam freely, meaning that anyone leaving the settlement of just over 20163,000 people must carry a rifle.
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He has noticed some blooms forming on the bean plants already, meaning that flowering is likely around the corner.
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The agreement includes a "negative list", meaning that only sectors explicitly mentioned can be protected from inter-provincial competition.
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But fast talk is rare in "China Doll," meaning that it creeps, hunched and sluggish, instead of rushing forward.
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They're not symmetrical for one thing, meaning that they don't cater equally to right-handed and left-handed people.
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The newsletter is limited to 2000 stories, meaning that it is, by design, significantly shorter and breezier than Playbook.
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Officially, China is committed to a "proactive fiscal policy", meaning that the government will spend to prop up growth.
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But Chinese authorities treat death penalty statistics as state secrets, meaning that the true figure is impossible to determine.
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Many are made with modest budgets, meaning that while expectations are low, the returns can often be high indeed.
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The work is often painstakingly dull and physically demanding, meaning that turnover can be as high as 40 percent.
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The company switched to a watchOS 2.0 app, meaning that the Todoist app now runs natively on your Watch.
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The source said PCP has offered different payment structures, meaning that the value of the bid was not fixed.
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That footage needs to be manually "tagged", meaning that road signs and pedestrians have to be marked as such.
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A month later, the subjects still showed the learning gains, meaning that the tDCS helped create durable motor memory.
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Today, of course, is April Fool's Day, meaning that everyone thought Helper actually dropping a tape was the joke.
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The latter military regime lasted until 1988, meaning that Brazil's experience as a stable democracy is only fairly recent.
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Meaning that we very well might be sipping bubbly water from a can designed by the next Andy Warhol.
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Chicago, which is a sanctuary city (meaning that it does not enforce federal immigration laws), is welcoming to Latinos.
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The Moon meets warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 4:12 PM, meaning that people will feel dominating and defensive.
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The second debate is "town hall style," meaning that members of the audience will be able to ask questions.
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Thanksgiving is fast-approaching — it falls earlier than usual this year — meaning that it's time to start menu planning.
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CloudFlare could try to track users in-between Tor sessions, meaning that threat scores for individuals could be calculated.
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It released much its work as open source, meaning that anyone else could use, modify, and share Facebook's inventions.
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FanDuel said it took 350,000 bets, losing a net of $5 million overall, meaning that customers were net winners.
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But it's packed with broader meaning that not all immigrants are precluded by their status and (often unfounded) reputation.
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In Rhode Island and Delaware, stalking is a felony offense, meaning that those convicted are barred from gun possession.
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Meaning that the toxic players would have to consistently and maliciously harass a moderator before any action was taken.
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The initial high wore off quickly, meaning that every 15 minutes or so you'd want to take some more.
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Motherboard did not scan for every single city in the US, meaning that it's possible that additional subdomains exist.
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Different species bred together when they met, meaning that human DNA today isn't 100 percent Homo sapiens in origin.
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BECKY QUICK: Meaning that they are voting for a tax cut for themselves personally while they're – WARREN BUFFETT: Absolutely.
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The S&P 22019 is weighted by market cap, meaning that larger companies carry more weight in the index.
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Cramer interpreted this as meaning that the market thinks its CEO has no idea what he is talking about.
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There was no unauthorized external hacking involved, meaning that Facebook databases were not breached by an outside malicious actor.
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They were hashed with the weak MD5 algorithm, meaning that hackers could likely obtain many real passwords from them.
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Israel's Jewish Agency last month recognised the Abayudaya as Jews, meaning that they are allowed to emigrate to Israel.
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They're also the same generically, meaning that it's very feasible that the same person could have made them all.
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First dollar coverage meaning that someone goes to the doctor and it is at no cost to the individual.
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In addition, the startup now has an editorial team, meaning that all channels go through manual curation as well.
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These matters are "political questions," meaning that they are left solely to the elected branches of the U.S. government.
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Each earphone has its own speaker, Bluetooth chip, battery, and mic — meaning that each works either independently or paired.
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The deal was significantly oversubscribed, meaning that sellers were only able to sell about 58% of what they attempted.
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Graduates only pay back based on their income above £21,000 a year, meaning that their debts never become unmanageable.
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The company listed on the NYSE directly, meaning that no underwriters were involved and no new shares were issued.
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I joined my current company at an early stage, meaning that its culture and values weren't written in stone.
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It also expands the definition of a small provider — meaning that more companies would be eligible for the exemption.
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"It can be a harmless use of its traditional meaning that all's well," the SPLC writes of the symbol.
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PayMoneyWubby is the most gifted channel on Twitch, meaning that his viewers gift the most subscriptions to other users.
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Of these, only a quarter are breeding females, meaning that the species could very well disappear within 20 years.
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Lee has dubbed the piece "Castigat Ridendo Mores," a Latin phrase meaning that you can correct morals with ridicule.
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These studies are all designed to be digital, meaning that participants don't need to show up anywhere for testing.
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None of those books reflected my experience, exactly, but they had a collective meaning that together shaped my life.
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Dickens had this wonderful phrase, "the attraction of repulsion," meaning that something is so awful you can't stop watching.
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The mandate of the current left-leaning Syriza government ends in October, meaning that a general election is looming.
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The FBI employees nearly 22015,235 people, meaning that more than half of the agency's people would be at risk.
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The team named their find Gondwanagaricites magnificus, essentially meaning that it was a magnificent mushroom from the Gondwana supercontinent.
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Loading the save file will only bring it back to that point, meaning that save slot is forever broken.
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All seven planets are temperate, meaning that under the right atmospheric and geologic conditions, they could sustain liquid water.
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One argument is that such planets will be tidally locked, meaning that they have permanent day and night sides.
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These contraceptives have failure rates below 1 percent — meaning that of 100 users, fewer than 1 will become pregnant.
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Available capacity rose 4.2 percent in March, meaning that load factors rose by 4.1 percentage points to 47.4 percent.
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Essentially, it's an open-face sandwich, meaning that, like pizza, it's literally a blank canvas for your favorite ingredients.
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Cannabis has a biphasic effect, meaning that a low dose can have the opposite effect of a high dose.
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CNN reported that the search was no longer a rescue effort, meaning that there was no expectation of survivors.
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Hurricane watches, meaning that hurricane conditions could hit within 48 hours, are in effect for Hawaii and Maui counties.
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But by forging ahead, the artists nevertheless managed to uncover new layers of meaning that weren't necessarily there before.
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"Meaning that a big percentage of Mexican ascendants in the U.S.A. doesn't even know it yet," the commercial states.
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Evan Engram and Sterling Shepard are both out due to injury, meaning that Slayton should get plenty of targets.
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It also has a hypoallergenic coat, meaning that it won't shed and is perfect for an owner with allergies.
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For many years, the United States trade balance has been negative, meaning that total imports have exceeded total exports.
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The result is "substantial selection bias," meaning that the estimates do not accurately reflect the industry as a whole.
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An estimated one million Americans are legally blind, meaning that their corrected vision is no better than 20/200.
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Meaning that it needed to be made clear they could not do everything a full-powered PC can do.
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"We will not mirror what Russia is doing, meaning that we will not deploy missiles," the NATO chief said.
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Most breast cancers, 70 percent or 80 percent, are "ER positive," meaning that the hormone estrogen helps them grow.
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YouTube does not allow anti-vax content to be monetized— meaning that it won't run ads alongside the videos.
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SXSW employs around 175 people year-round, meaning that somewhere around 58 jobs were likely impacted by the layoffs.
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Some observers interpreted this as meaning that an invasion of Venezuela by other countries was now on the agenda.
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Art helps detainees keep sane, meaning that those who are guilty will one day be fit to stand trial.
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Zagorski manages the company's advanced manufacturing of propulsion systems, meaning that he typically spends his day building rocket engines.
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Your starting area is walled off by impassable rivers, meaning that at least half of your island is unavailable.
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However, this traffic is normally not encrypted, meaning that it's possible for others to see what websites you're visiting.
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Overall, iFixit still claims the phone is "alarmingly fragile," meaning that it's more likely to break than most phones.
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The Iraqi government interpreted that as meaning that the United States would rush to Baghdad to topple their government.
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And they tend to do it unconsciously, meaning that instinct can play a much larger role than they realize.
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"I was the letter," Mr. Ortega said later about his role, meaning that he had delivered some messages orally.
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The administration is less further along on its infrastructure plan, meaning that details — including offsets — are far from finalized.
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Mr. Kennedy was considered a permanent high school junior, meaning that he would never graduate or have to leave.
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Netflix has marketed the show as a limited series, meaning that this is probably its first and only chapter.
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The Pixel 4 XL offers Android as Google intended it, meaning that it's pretty minimalistic and easy to navigate.
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Kaniewski actually left FEMA in January, meaning that both its No. 2 and No. 3 jobs are actually vacant.
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Digital communication is usually text-based, meaning that your manners and etiquette often rely solely on your writing skills.
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An autopsy concluded that "ventricular fibrillation" was the cause of death, meaning that Warhol's heart had quivered and stopped.
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The majority leader routinely seeks unanimous consent on procedural matters, meaning that one senator can temporarily block the majority.
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But when they were defending—meaning that one of them would make the opening lead—they were wildly inconsistent.
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Twitter has designated Bana's account as "verified" — meaning that the company has established the authenticity of the account holder.
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Even the slot on each cell door is kept shut, meaning that inmates see little beyond their solitary cell.
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No. Libel law is a state-law tort, meaning that state courts and state legislatures have defined its contours.
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It's a relative measurement, meaning that what counts as a heat wave is different depending on the local climate.
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There aren't even oxen strong enough to pull a plow, meaning that most farming is still done by hand.
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Over two-thirds are considered "extremely low-income", meaning that those families earned no more than $29,550 in 2017.
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The deal is a "single-source" award, meaning that only one company will win the entirety of the contract.
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And the ETF made a key "lower low" on Monday, meaning that it slipped below its prior intraday low.
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Golden State also has a league-leading point differential of 7, meaning that it has been crushing teams consistently.
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Both Sanders and Warren had been courting Ocasio-Cortez for months, meaning that his gain is indisputably her loss.
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Triton has an irregular retrograde orbit, meaning that it circles Neptune in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation.
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These sites have historical meaning that could be fun to visit and help a person learn about our history.
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Instead, the member nations have a customs union, meaning that they do not charge tariffs on one another's products.
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In December, he refused to give them permission to travel, meaning that they missed Christmas with Ms. Vierra's family.
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Passenger traffic is doubling every 15 years, he said, meaning that the original rationale for the model still holds.
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Tonight the Moon enters Cancer, meaning that your focus will shift to busy work, your health, and your habits.
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Eventually, the reef structure itself breaks down, meaning that many fish species will need to move on or die.
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YouTube is also accessible on mobile devices, meaning that parents can use it when they travel with their kids.
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As things now stand, effectively all Democratic bills are filibustered, meaning that all bills require a supermajority to pass.
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The startup specializes in peer-to-peer loans, meaning that individuals can either lend or borrow money using the service.
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It's a key factor in HIV transmissibility, meaning that lab testing is unable to detect the virus in his blood.
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According to the report, this was a zero-day attack, meaning that it used exploits that were never seen before.
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The researchers only looked at unblinded studies of PrEP, meaning that the study participants knew they were taking the medication.
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The battery is hot swappable, too, meaning that it should be more efficient to run the Wind e-scooter service.
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Zocdoc describes itself as a "marketing" platform for doctors to grow their practices, meaning that it doesn't offer any guarantees.
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There are over 2,400 Boots stores in the United Kingdom, meaning that roughly 8% of existing stores will be closed.
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Physicists, however, have predicted "islands of stability," meaning that some elements are more stable than expected, based on their structure.
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The former number was a cap imposed by Congress, meaning that Webb needs another signoff from Capitol Hill to proceed.
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Quick: Meaning that, if he passes on all three of those, you would consider voting for him in four years?
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Eliminate gun-free zones in schools, meaning that adults with little to no training could legally bring guns into classrooms.
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That&aposs the rough threshold beyond which worlds have a significant gassy envelope — meaning that Ross 128b is probably rocky.
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Marketing costs nearly tripled in 2017, yet the company grew only 34%, meaning that each dollar became materially less efficient.
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Meaning that the same picture that used to take 10.5 percent of revenues to process now costs nearly 15 percent.
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Our sources — federal law enforcement officials — interpreted the evidence Cohen presented as meaning that the president "directed" Cohen to lie.
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The watch will also now support independent apps, meaning that apps on the device will not need a companion iPhone.
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Birth control pills have a 6 percent failure rate, meaning that 60 of 1,000 women using them will become pregnant.
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And only about half of Americans own stocks in companies — meaning that millions are left out when the market surges.
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The conflict has claimed some 220,000 lives and displaced 5 million more, meaning that few Colombian families have been untouched.
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That is up from 11% in February, the watchdog said, meaning that an additional 700,000 Afghans live under Taliban influence.
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You also create "replays" and "triggers" from keyframes, meaning that pre-animated sequences can be set off by a button.
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Like the incumbent, no action Clinton might take would render her impeachable—meaning that little would be beyond her reach.
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It took no action on the family portion of Watson's ruling — meaning that has been the policy since his ruling.
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They can also be voided if a court finds them unreasonable, meaning that they are too broad in their scope.
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The caucuses are proportional, meaning that any candidate receiving at least 28503 percent of the vote can pocket some delegates.
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Meaning that not only is more money going to the middle class, some middle class families depend on it more.
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The new sky filters are still filters, meaning that not all of them — especially not the rainbow — look especially convincing.
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But in 2019 and 2020 the policy rate will rise higher than that, meaning that cuts will be necessary later.
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The study contended that the bigger issue is "overprivilege," meaning that apps have more access and capabilities than they need.
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The system will be "air gapped," meaning that it will be disconnected from any external network to prevent unauthorized access.
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The apps work natively within Gmail, meaning that you won't have to leave your inbox to get any work done.
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Moreover she has also promised to stick to her "fiscal rules", meaning that a lot of extra borrowing is unlikely.
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And Lee officially won for Best Adapted Screenplay — meaning that he has finally won an Oscar in a competitive category.
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It also works with Bluetooth, meaning that you can use it wirelessly as well as through the physical magnetic connector.
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It's fairly adaptable, however, meaning that any printer manufacture can partner with the company to integrate it into their system.
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Bounties beginning in the 1880s greatly diminished the wolf population, meaning that some would look to other species to mate.
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It revokes export privileges, meaning that ZTE won't have access to the parts that it needs to manufacture its products.
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It is "push to talk" meaning that you need to hold it in for as long as your message is.
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First, it was issued without a formal period of notice and comment, meaning that it lacked the force of law.
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This story originally broke in January, meaning that there was the dossier and somewhere it was in the Democratic Party.
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Some of the bacteria in your mouth are anaerobic, meaning that they don't need oxygen to survive, Dr. Ahmed says.
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Our sources — federal law enforcement officials — interpreted the evidence Cohen presented as meaning that the president 'directed' Cohen to lie.
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I mean proper, main-series Resi, meaning that Capcom's announcement to come will almost certainly be about Resident Evil 43.
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"Breaking" is television jargon meaning that they're figuring out which stories should be told, and how they should tell them.
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A Twitter thread is not quite so intentional in creating meaning that rises above the direct prose of the text.
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Most venomous snakebites happen in parts of the world that aren't high income, meaning that making antivenom isn't particularly profitable.
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The galaxy-dense region is denser in intergalactic gas, meaning that star birth has a larger chance of being triggered.
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The other two apps to be wary of are "scareware," meaning that they trick users into paying for unnecessary services.
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Your brain would be putting emphasis on unique areas, meaning that the ways people look to each other are subjective.
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He also kept a lot to himself, meaning that only his close friends truly knew the man behind the purple.
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It was 0 percent "contained," meaning that no human-made or natural barrier was stopping the fire's edge from expanding.
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Fighters sometimes fail to prepare properly, meaning that there can be big differences between the strength and stamina of opponents.
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It's a software-as-a-service solution, meaning that you don't have to install any application, buy updates or anything.
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The ledger is tamper-proof and transparent, meaning that transactions can be processed without the need for third-party verification.
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It's just business as usual—meaning that the Chinese mentality is to work, work, work, and stay open 24/7.
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This ledger is distributed across many computers, meaning that it's nigh-impossible to forge an entry without anybody else noticing.
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The moon is locked in orbit to Earth, meaning that the same side of the moon is always facing us.
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There are also no nearby sources for flint, meaning that the Homo sapiens found their high quality raw materials elsewhere.
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They feed both people and animals, meaning that the price of soybeans affects the price of meat, eggs, and milk.
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Since 21, America's largest government program has been cash flow negative, meaning that taxes and contributions no longer cover benefits.
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Smallpox vaccinations ended in 1978, meaning that the roughly 5 billion people worldwide under the age of 40 have not
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Certain cities have opted to become "sanctuary cities," meaning that local law enforcement will not comply with ICE detainer requests.
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Students for Self-Defense is a project of SAI, meaning that it operates within itself, with the help of SAI.
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"In many cases, exhibits are incorporated by reference, meaning that they are not attached to a current filing," Stein said.
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The app is community regulated, meaning that users determine if a user is factual and relevant and then can report.
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Digital camera sensors are fundamentally multispectral sensors to begin with, meaning that they can detect light outside the visible wavelengths.
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The Supreme Court ruling effectively applied to Maureen McDonnell too, meaning that her conviction also had to be tossed out.
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Hefner was given a "life estate" at the mansion, meaning that he was allowed to stay on until his death.
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October's coal output was 222 million tonnes, meaning that in volume terms China mined 289.65 million tonnes more in November.
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This ruling can be appealed to the European Court of Justice, meaning that a final decision may be years away.
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The baby has Patau syndrome, meaning that it has three copies of chromosome 13 in every cell in her body.
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NEA's $37.5 million investment in 2014 was technically a secondary transaction, meaning that they bought the shares directly from employees.
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It turns out, that outfit carried a meaning that went much deeper than just an unexpected, shock value-filled getup.
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The deadline for filing 2018 taxes is April 15, meaning that some candidates may not have completed their taxes yet.
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Unforeseen circumstances can stretch out the home buying process beyond that time frame, meaning that you'll lose the guaranteed rate.
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People will be on your wavelength—meaning that everyone's going to be a touch more sensitive and intuitive than usual.
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The TPP is an "open platform" agreement, meaning that other countries are allowed to apply to join it, once completed.
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In an unusual twist, Tokyo-based Daiichi itself has completely disclaimed the patent, meaning that it legally cannot be infringed.
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Friday's decision denies that appeal, meaning that the ban on immigrants seeking asylum after entering the country illegally remains unapplied.
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A tied vote by the Court does not establish precedent for future decisions, meaning that the lower court's ruling stands.
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Mr. Kim's sentence was handed down by North Korea's Supreme Court, meaning that it is final and cannot be appealed.
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Phelps qualified second, le Clos fourth, meaning that the two will go head-to-head in the final Tuesday night.
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Instead, episodes are packed to the brim — meaning that sometimes these plots don't get as much time as they should.
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Mr. Drabinsky is to be the show's creative producer, meaning that he will oversee the artistic elements of the production.
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Airgas also had a staggered board, meaning that only three directors (out of 11) were eligible for election each year.
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In September, the court overruled Hillsborough's demurrer on the point of discrimination, meaning that the case will proceed to trial.
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But remember that the two leaders were speaking through interpreters -- meaning that the actual conversation was about half that time.
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The TVs leverage Samsung's QLED technology, meaning that you'll get incredibly deep black levels and super bright and vivid colors.
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Hyundai uses VR in the design stage of its car manufacturing, meaning that the simulations help reduce inefficiencies and missteps.
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Rescue operations could not begin until Sunday morning, meaning that some survivors spent up to nine hours in the water.
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The bill cleared the Republican-controlled Congress with ease, meaning that a presidential veto almost certainly would have been overridden.
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Great, nice thing about this blazer is it's unlined, meaning that it doesn't have a lot of bulk to it.
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To convert PPI to DPI, it's a 23:1 ratio, meaning that one PPI is the equivalent to one DPI.
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"She told me she's homeschooled," Papo said, meaning that True didn't attend a traditional school, but instead, learned at home.
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Hawley is expected to easily win the primary, meaning that he won't have to spend much before the general election.
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Democrats are currently leading substantially in generic polls, meaning that they may see landslide victories in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The initial four villagers you control are plot-crucial, meaning that if any of them die, then the game ends.
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But the difference was often much greater than that, meaning that data could be indicating positives where there were none.
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"Our disclosures should be reciprocal, meaning that one person should not be doing all the talking and disclosing," Campbell says.
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In the US, the FDA doesn't regulate herbal remedies, meaning that safety monitoring of these alternative medicines is mostly absent.
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Against orthodox opponents the left leg kicks into the open side, meaning that dexterous lead leg kickers are a nightmare.
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At the same time revocations to prison for new crimes declined by 22 percent, meaning that public safety outcomes improved.
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Leading into earnings, the implied volatility, or the price of options, tends to rise, meaning that buying options becomes expensive.
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Mr. McConnell said he was supportive of the "regular order" — meaning that any inquiry should proceed through the relevant committees.
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The yield curve even briefly inverted this year, meaning that short-term rates were higher than long-term bond yields.
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At the lowest dose, one of six patients had a complete remission, meaning that all signs of leukemia went away.
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Nevada is a permissive open-carry state, meaning that people there can carry firearms in public even without a license.
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There's an ideology, though, that you should be following — the ideology of the truth, meaning that should be your faith.
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New studies show that the coronavirus is shed in stool, meaning that it's collecting in city sewers around the country.
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"It's also high in antioxidants, meaning that it can help fight off free-radical damage to the skin," she says.
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Meaning that they put these apps in and you aren't really clear what they were doing in the first place.
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Finland is currently holding the EU's rotating presidency – meaning that it has a key role in shaping the European agenda.
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DoorDash uses a courier model popularized by Uber, meaning that it sends independent contractors to pick up and deliver orders.
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"It's not just an emotional outburst," said Dr. Davila-Ross, meaning that the bears were not just showing pleasure generally.
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Membership is open, meaning that, if other European Union countries wanted to join and met the relevant criteria, they could.
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Apple argued that app developers set their own prices, meaning that consumers should not be able to sue the company.
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Mr. Johnson and Mr. Daines want a higher deduction, meaning that moguls would pay taxes on less of their earnings.
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And none of them have owned their mistake yet, meaning that, as night follows day, they will be duped again.
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American Express charges higher fees than Visa or Mastercard, meaning that merchants have good reason to prefer those other cards.
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Most of the prints and negatives in the archives are inalienable, meaning that they cannot be sold or tampered with.
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Their financial holdings tend to be modest at best, meaning that rising stock prices create only a small wealth increase.
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A fifth of the airline's flights are routed through China, meaning that a government crackdown could significantly hamper its operations.
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But two Republican appointees were among the dissenters, meaning that the decision may have been political, but was not partisan.
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It's often referred to as an example of a "ratchet" reality show, meaning that it is trashy and low quality.
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Fully online courses are usually, in whole or in part, "asynchronous," meaning that students can learn when they need to.
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Judge Kavanaugh appeared to have the support of every Republican but one, meaning that his confirmation was all but assured.
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I titled this picture "Locker Room Talk" because it contrasts the meaning that it has in our day and age.
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Most organizations have already achieved technical proficiency, meaning that a process designed to eliminate defects may not be so helpful.
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Ro doesn't currently offer in-person medical services, meaning that it won't be replacing patients' family doctors any time soon.
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The market is hot for SaaS-y security companies, meaning that there is natural pressure on Cybereason to go public.
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No. The ruling was per curiam, meaning that it was the decision of the court, acting collectively as a unit.
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But the athlete has just settled the matter, meaning that his focus, his heart — and his gratitude — are all in.
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Every work in this show sustains an extended reading of process, motif and meaning that is something like a performance.
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Lynn still acts as a conservator overall, meaning that she can make decisions about medical and living arrangements for Bynes.
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"Nobody will hold me from the tongue," she told him, meaning that she could not be bought with fancy dinners.
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The Sixth Amendment does not mention the requirement, she said, meaning that non-unanimous verdicts should be permissible in both.
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However, THCP has a seven-atom chain, meaning that in its natural form it has surpassed the potency of THC.
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The hotel is a Category 7 property, meaning that at peak times, it can jump to 70,000 points per night.
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She discovered her immigration papers had expired, meaning that she could neither work nor gain access to a local shelter.
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Over time more central banks committed to "flexible" inflation-targeting, meaning that in a crisis they could prioritise fighting unemployment.
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The Phillips curve is non-linear, meaning that prices will suddenly rise sharply only once economies cross the inflationary Rubicon.
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On January 26, Venus squares Mars, meaning that they make a particular angle that puts the planets' energies into conflict.
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Most emerging markets are primarily export-based economies, meaning that increasing trade barriers directly impact their ability to grow economically.
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Meaning that even in an environment like ours — which is more traditional — different fits, more modern fits, have become important.
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In the Senate bill, the essential benefits are repealed, meaning that insurers are free to create whatever plans they want.
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AltSchool is what Silicon Valley people call a "full-stack" company, meaning that it is not just concerned with software.
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Previously, many universities had required "clear and convincing" evidence to substantiate an accusation, meaning that the claim is highly probable.
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The average pitch deck, however, is about 20 slides, meaning that investors are spending about 9 seconds on each slide.
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Below are the 15 stocks with the highest growth investment ratio, meaning that economic recovery could help them the most.
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Fares and routes in the US used to be controlled by the federal government, meaning that routes had fixed prices.
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For these last few months, the phrase "ad astra" has had one meaning; that new space movie starring Brad Pitt.
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In this case, the virus is zoonotic, meaning that it originated in an animal species and was transmitted to humans.
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For starters, disaggregation, meaning that medical data should be stored in individual or family units rather than in centralized databases.
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Donald Trump is 303, meaning that he has more than a half-century of life lessons on some of them.
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Trump has refused to release his personal income tax returns, meaning that more up-to-date information is not available.
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Sentiment surveys can be contrarian indicators when they reach elevated levels, meaning that rampant bullishness is often a sell signal.
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Additionally, stable value funds provide a guaranteed floor, meaning that anyone who has money in them will not lose money.
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Yet IAC's own market capitalization is $15.5 billion, meaning that the company is trading like it's worth negative $3 billion.
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Take the poverty rate, which Census says is now 12.7 percent, meaning that one of eight Americans is in poverty.
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In the leadup to the event, the game disabled all of our weapons, meaning that we couldn't hurt each other.
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And 6% of those cases are classed as extensively drug-resistant—meaning that few or no drugs work for them.
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The eclipse will be a penumbral lunar eclipse, meaning that only a portion of Earth's shadow will cover the moon.
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Lloyd Webber usually writes fully integrated musicals — meaning that most musical numbers don't stand alone outside the plot they're in.
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But equity markets have also risen, meaning that the usual inverse correlation between bond yields and equities is becoming blurred.
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Cochran's term does not expire until 2020, meaning that a special election for the seat will be held in November.
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You would have never had any evidence of them, meaning that they're super-confident in their deception skills and hacking.
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Trump on Wednesday said the agreement is still being "papered" — meaning that the details have yet to be written down.
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Anything after that will require a filibuster-proof 60 votes, meaning that Republicans would need to win some Democratic support.
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Those workers are already cutting their spending, meaning that everyone from the owner of City Cup Cafe in Oakland, Calif.
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In retrospect, the Bauhaus invested a particular concept, "design," with such a quantity of meaning that it overwhelmed the word.
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Many of the bacteria found in the ice classify as human pathogens, meaning that they are able to cause infections.
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That number has plummeted to 11 percent in the last year, meaning that convictions have halved in the interim time.
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I have a strict "functionally pure" rule, meaning that I only keep items in my studio that help me paint.
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Measles was declared eradicated in the United States in 2000, meaning that the virus was no longer continually present year-round.
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"From now, you can count less on this (monetary policy), meaning that earnings growth will prove even more critical," Blanque said.
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Much of the land in the Rio Grande Valley is privately owned, meaning that the government will need to acquire it.
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Wilson carried 10 times for 217 yards meaning that UK has had two 238-yard rushers in both victories this season.
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US jurisdiction extends 12 nautical miles (13.8 miles) from the coast, meaning that the Russian ship was likely in international waters.
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Republicans hold a narrow 50-49 edge in the Senate, meaning that one defection would be enough to sink a nomination.
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But now it exists for anybody who wants to watch it, who wants to inscribe whatever meaning that resonates with them.
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The fund is actively managed, meaning that Ahrens is picking which stocks to own and is not relying on an index.
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The Moon is Scorpio, the sign opposite from you on the zodiac wheel, meaning that your focus is on relationships today.
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The fourth is tilt-responsive, meaning that the vibration becomes more or less intense depending on how you tilt the ring.
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Guido said the firmware on most keys is not upgradeable, meaning that vendors have to get it right the first time.
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The show plays with the space time continuum as if it were Lost, meaning that there are other avenues to explore.
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BECKY QUICK: Meaning that, if he passes on all three of those, you would consider voting for him in four years?
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The MSA reduces the noise by a factor of 30, meaning that signals from axions should be detectable if they exist.
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Sony is expecting to ship 18 million in the current fiscal year, meaning that sales of the system might have peaked.
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According to NASA, Wednesday marks opposition for Jupiter, meaning that it's directly opposite the sun in the sky from Earth's perspective.
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She has narrative agency, meaning that she's able to make meaningful choices and her decisions affect the direction of the plot.
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Meaning that censured content (such as nazi hate tweets) would only be blocked for the smallest possible number of Twitter users.
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That core service is centralized, like most others, meaning that the exchange manages its customers' fiat or cryptocurrency balance for them.
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By the mid-20153s, the company had genetically engineered crops to resist Roundup, meaning that farmers could spray it with abandon.
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Artemisinin has, though, proved stubbornly difficult to synthesise chemically, meaning that extract-of-wormwood is still the main source of supply.
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Second, the currency must be "freely usable", meaning that it is widely deployed in international transactions and traded in global markets.
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The orthodox view in finance is that markets are "efficient," meaning that prices adjust quickly and accurately to reflect new information.
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Meaning that the stories people are taught from a young age center on white people the vast majority of the time.
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Meaning that anyone who gets his answering machine hears Monica talking about getting her period and hacking into her ex's voicemail.
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An additional 7% of U.S. households were unbanked, meaning that no one in the household had a checking or savings account.
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Forty-two voters participated, meaning that a candidate would need seven votes or more to be above the 15 percent threshold.
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Demand for the visas far exceeds the 85,000 cap, meaning that the government has to ration them to firms by lottery.
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Steadman noted that the index's composition is "reasonably fluid," meaning that there's always opportunity to regain standing and get back in.
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According to The Independent he petition has already amassed 100,000 signatures, meaning that the issue must now be debated in Parliament.
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The proposed rule would create a "fiduciary standard," meaning that brokers who give retirement must act in their clients' best interest.
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Glass dildos are "Pyrexed," meaning that they're made in the same way as the ceramic casserole dishes your grandma probably had.
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He is 53, meaning that once confirmed in the autumn he could sit on the court for the next 40 years.
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One new feature is quality filters for direct messages, meaning that creators can limit who has the ability to contact them.
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If EWW were to rise, however, Gordon could lose $64, meaning that the trade has a skewed reward-to-risk ratio.
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Sanders raises the rate far, far above that, meaning that this part of his plan could actually cost the government money.
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On her 27th birthday, Wynonna Earp officially becomes Heir of the Earp line — meaning that she officially becomes a demon hunter.
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Samples of chipsets will become available next year, meaning that the product release will be further down the line than that.
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But the tax credit isn't refundable, meaning that if you don't earn enough to owe federal taxes, you're out of luck.
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Imports of Chinese e-bikes were subject to registration from early May, meaning that the duties could be backdated until then.
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The USGS also raised the aviation code to "red," meaning that flights are being re-routed to avoid the ash plume.
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The import hasn't played a non-pitching defensive position regularly since 2013, meaning that he is likely limited to DH duty.
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But in Monday's hearing, Watts said that they have reclassified the case as a homicide, meaning that she was deliberately killed.
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But the PUBG number notably excludes China, meaning that it actually likely exceeds Fortnite in popularity if everything was tallied up.
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It emphasizes its brand over selling millions of shipments, meaning that it can reel in a higher profit margin per device.
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"Disabling" on Instagram works similarly as on Facebook, meaning that the account will be hidden as though it has been deleted.
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And much of the partisanship is negative partisanship, meaning that party identification is driven mostly by loathing for the other side.
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Machine learning depends on a quality training dataset for accuracy, meaning that AI programs can absorb the prejudices of their creators.
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The rule would create a "fiduciary standard," meaning that brokers who give retirement advice must act in their clients' best interest.
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Plus this video would absolutely get banned from the TV if music videos still aired on TV, meaning that it's awesome.
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But the other two millions are "undocumented", meaning that for generations they have had no access to education, jobs or healthcare.
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This 2000-to-21 ratio is written into the law, meaning that it can't be changed without the approval of Congress.
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Why it's so complicated: Go has an incalculable number of possible moves, meaning that a supercomputer can't simply crunch the numbers.
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He noted that those students usually don't qualify for aid, either, meaning that hunger is impacting people across the socioeconomic spectrum.
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Current CEO Daniel Zhang will replace him as chairman, meaning that the company will also need to appoint a new CEO.
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It has a credibility interval of 3 percentage points, meaning that the results could vary in either direction by that amount.
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The index runs from zero, meaning that antibiotics are fully effective, to 100, which means pathogens are fully resistant to them.
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Sure, the HBO adaptation will pick up in April — meaning that Game of Thrones will officially move beyond the book series.
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The data doesn't measure the sentiment of people's comments on Facebook, meaning that the attention could be negative, positive or neutral.
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The plan is aimed at being budget neutral, meaning that it would not detrimentally affect Social Security or the national debt.
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Malaspina is a piedmont glacier – meaning that ice flows down a steep valley and spills out onto a relatively flat plain.
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According to Quartz, this includes hate speech, meaning that UF had no choice but to allow Spencer to rent out space.
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That is not always possible, meaning that upgrading any one component of a health provider's arsenal might also require upgrading another.
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Neighbouring Switzerland's 2452.60-year government bond yield even went negative, meaning that none of its bonds now offer buyers any interest.
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It was valued at $31 billion last year, meaning that only Marriott's $20163 billion valuation is greater in the lodging industry.
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The company proposed no final dividend, meaning that its 2016 dividend fell to 8.1 pence from 24.3 pence a year earlier.
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More than half of requests from U.S. law enforcement contained a non-disclosure agreement, meaning that users would not be notified.
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Proximity chat is built into the game, meaning that anyone within a distance of about two "screens" can hear you talking.
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"It was a fink magazine," he wrote to Bell, meaning that it drew from reactionary thinkers and produced poor quality work.
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"Live" tonnage, meaning that which isn't earmarked for physical withdrawal, hit a seven-year low of 1.63 million tonnes in December.
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This newest update comes with two brand new features, meaning that 2017 is about to really be the summer of Snaps.
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That's $200 more than the original, meaning that the device is likely to be a luxury, rather than a practical choice.
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Analysts say that a so-called market rebalancing is now well underway, meaning that demand is no longer undershooting available supply.
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Start with the first equation: three shoe symbols added together equals 30, meaning that the shoe symbol represents the number 10.
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She is not expected to face a tough general election race, meaning that when she visits Washington to meet with Rep.
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Tax rates in the U.S. are marginal, meaning that different levels of the same person's income are taxed at different rates.
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Public pensions are the largest investors in private equity, meaning that each successful turnaround bolsters pension returns for dedicated public servants.
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Lyft has been rapidly gaining market share relative to its larger rival, meaning that its revenue growth has been outpacing Uber's.
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Congress made the legislation Trump-proof, meaning that no executive order could ever undo such sanctions; yet Trump signed it anyway.
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The poll has a margin of error of 2 percentage points, meaning that Jones and Moore are in a statistical tie.
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Plus, duplicate cards can still drop, meaning that you're not even guaranteed any progress at all when you buy a box.
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Instagram is currently extremely network dependent, meaning that there is very little you can do without being connected to the internet.
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Meaning that the writer knew it was false or made no effort to seek the truth, yet they published it anyway.
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In some cases, the switch may instead lock your iPad's orientation, meaning that you can't change between portrait and landscape mode.
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"This deference empowers nameless, faceless, unaccountable bureaucrats to re-write laws and attach meaning that was never Congress's intent," Ryan said.
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Until 2014, the advertising around Always had been feature-focused, meaning that it relied on selling its nuts, bolt and innovations.
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This loop, however, can be slid up and down, meaning that it's adjustable for any size hand or number of fingers.
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The device comes with multi-surface brushes, meaning that it can be used to clean carpets, hard floors, and so on.
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" She warns that "nothing is more punitive than to give a disease a meaning—that meaning being invariably a moralistic one.
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Unlike other consoles, the PS299.993 is not backwards compatible, meaning that you can't play older PS3 games on a PlayStation 4.
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In legislative terms, the act authorizes secondary sanctions, meaning that they apply to foreign individuals and firms, not just American ones.
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You'll get plenty of bass response, along with good high-end, meaning that music should be relatively exciting and natural sounding.
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So investors are making broadly similar trades, meaning that much of the market's risk is concentrated in just a few areas.
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The entire topography in northern Nigeria has changed in the last five years, meaning that herdsmen and cattle don't have grasses.
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Sharing my story gave me a bigger sense of purpose and meaning that I have ever felt before in my life.
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The warning level for the peak was raised to 3, meaning that people should not climb the mountain, the JMA said.
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He writes that billionaires essentially run "important tollbooths" — meaning that everyone who tries to pass through a certain chokepoint faces extraction.
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The younger generations are leaving in droves, meaning that when existing farmers retire there's nobody to take over the family business.
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As comets heat up, their more volatile ice and gases evaporate, meaning that they are different from when they were formed.
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It turned out that this intelligence was published days after the exchange of emails, meaning that the data sent to Mrs.
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Alas, they are now pulling the plug on that plan, meaning that This Is Us will now stay at 9 p.m.
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"Peat fires burn 'old' carbon," Smith said in an email, meaning that the carbon has taken thousands of years to accumulate.
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The company appears to have borrowed the Chroma lighting effects here, meaning that the logo should light up when in use.
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That technological solution likely doesn't exist, meaning that the more nuanced debate that proceeds behind closed doors is about risk management.
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Cryptocurrencies and digital tokens are classified by the U.S. government as commodities, meaning that they're subject to capital gains tax laws.
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That's from the 22 million total comments filed, meaning that more than 21 million comments were fake, bots, or organized campaigns.
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You're usually the smartest person in the room, meaning that you often get bored, but exciting conversations are coming your way!
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Meaning that existing systems that don't meet the incoming standards will need to be phased out and ripped out over time.
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So Washington is gridlocked until at least January 2021 — meaning that this is it for signature legislation in Trump's first term.
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"This group has quite a slack operational tempo," Lehtiö said, meaning that it hasn't hit a large number of targets frequently.
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Chatty Mercury meets lucky planet Jupiter in Libra at 5:46 AM, meaning that people won't be able to shut up.
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What these apples have in common is that they're known as "club apples," meaning that each variety is patented and trademarked.
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Meaning that if you're going to do a fact-check, you have to publish your materials showing how you got there.
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It's an all-electric plug-in, meaning that the front compartment doesn't have an engine like a normal combustion car would.
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At least 1.5 million displaced Syrians have fled to Lebanon, meaning that one in three residents of Lebanon is a refugee.
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In this case, the reviews were carried out without formal legislative process, meaning that companies had little room to push back.
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Although paychecks have only been growing modestly, inflation has also been low, meaning that workers have seen their spending power grow.
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In Senate contests, the party with the most votes wins two seats, while the runner-up gets one, meaning that Mrs.
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Many states have a one-week "waiting period," meaning that the first week a person is unemployed, they get no benefits.
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The state employed most working Saudis and financed elaborate projects, meaning that even the private sector depended heavily on government spending.
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Many were purchased by the French state, meaning that Delacroix's most famous efforts are concentrated in the Louvre and rarely travel.
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But farms are often structured as partnerships, meaning that people who are not physically working on farms can still receive subsidies.
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Meaning that here are policies for the United States, forget about left and right, are they right or wrong for America?
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It's possible the loser may even announce she's going to run again, meaning that there will be a rematch this fall.
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And Cruz could be helped by the fact that Arizona has a closed primary, meaning that only Republicans can cast ballots.
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Kafala, the Middle East's visa sponsorship system, allows employers to exploit loopholes — meaning that many maids cannot leave without their permission.
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Three actions designated as "regulatory" were described as economically significant — meaning that they have an impact of $21996 million or more.
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Of course, I have also viewed porn that is atrociously dishonest, meaning that the performances are forced or, at times, cruel.
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Last week, Graham seems to have ignored SJC quorum rule, meaning that SJC couldn't have acted to defer bill till today.
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It also revised previous months' numbers down by 75,28, meaning that the blockbuster spring job creation rates were considerably more modest.
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Since October 2014, Canada's national terrorism threat level has remained at "medium," meaning that a violent act of terrorism could occur.
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She sings, "At least I'm gonna say that I tried," meaning that she will falsely say that she tried to resist.
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The police say there was a "circumstance of aggravation," meaning that if convicted, she faces up to 10 years in prison.
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Under the old system, 75 percent of taxpayers were getting refunds — meaning that the withholding system was poorly targeted on average.
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Best of all, the polls were relatively unbiased, meaning that one party didn't systematically overperform or underperform its final poll results.
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As loyal Vox readers are aware, the importance of the Iowa caucuses is a social construct, meaning that expectations are key.
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The 737 has a "common cockpit" design, meaning that a pilot certified to fly one model can easily move to another.
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But it has in the past, meaning that some of its chips may still be in use, The Financial Times reports.
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This year, the field is devoid of one mega-favorite, meaning that there is even more variability expected in the tournament.
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They have a maximum range of 310 miles, meaning that South Korean planes can launch them without entering North Korean airspace.
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" Meaning that limiting climate change to 1.5 degrees Celsius, the goal outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement, is looking "extremely difficult.
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Tommy John surgery requires at least a year of recovery for pitchers, meaning that Ohtani almost surely cannot pitch until 2020.
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