What was meant for me — and had always been meant for me — was finally here.
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What this meant for de Blasio was obvious; what it meant for McCray was less so.
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Libra isn't meant for people without bank accounts; it's meant for people who already have money.
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For example, some steam cleaners are meant for deeper cleans, while others are meant for spot removal.
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The News Feed is meant for rapid, near-mindless scrolling; video is meant for intent, lean-back viewing.
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These days, it isn't necessarily clear what's meant for looking and what's meant for reading, let alone buying.
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MACHI: Well, these laws were not meant for children&aposs lemonade stands, Greg, they were meant for adults lemonade stands.
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While Perspective is meant for people moderating or writing comments, Tune is meant for the rest of us—the lurkers.
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The Horizon comes in grey, black, and brown, with more than 60 different straps, half meant for men and half meant for women.
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Road to VR's Ben Lang has a theory that makes sense, though: the Rift S isn't really meant for hardcore fans, it's meant for developers.
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Shotguns are meant for shooting and guitars are meant for playing, but you've never been able to do both at the same time — until now. Rev.
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When you go out on the road you find out real quick whether it's meant for you or not, and it just wasn't meant for me.
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Slack's sign-in button is really meant for teams Slack's sign-in button is really meant for teams, though, which is Slack's corner in the chat market.
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"I've recorded it multiple times of what he's meant for my career, what he's meant for the Lakers organization, and the NBA," James said after Wednesday's victory.
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Tesla already manufactures battery packs for stationary power storage — the Powerwall is meant for homes, and the much larger PowerPack is meant for commercial or industrial clients.
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Swift Playground clearly isn't meant for experienced programmers who want to learn Swift but instead is meant for kids who want to learn some of the basics of coding.
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When it was over, Brezhnev took me inside and told me, 'Those bullets were not meant for you, Aleksei, they were meant for me, and for that, I apologize.
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Google argues that this new API is meant for long-form translations, while its existing "standard edition" service, which is available for 100 languages, is meant for short, real-time conversational text.
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When people tell you from a young age that blue is only meant for boys and pink is only meant for girls, you start to shit on people who don't conform to that.
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It felt like a win was about to come, and I had to examine what that meant for the culture and what it meant for me on this long journey that I've had.
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"Megs ... she was always meant for big things," Chopra said.
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The rule is meant for the betterment of the game.
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Harper Design said the book is meant for all ages.
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This story gets at what strength really meant for bodybuilders.
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"You Were Meant For Me" Now this is movie magic.
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A $40 spotlight, meant for places like porches and sheds.
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HOW WOULD YOU REFLECT ON WHAT 2016 MEANT FOR MYLAN?
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Instead, this just isn't the job they are meant for.
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There are even foldable shoes meant for this very purpose.
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"Megs… she was always meant for big things," Chopra said.
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Recorder is meant for recording meetings, music, lectures, and such.
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Creativity and art aren't only meant for expressing positive sentiments.
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These two visions aren't hypothetical roadmaps meant for scientific audiences.
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The 21 X is not a machine meant for silence.
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It was all internal meant for them and their group.
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Obviously [laughs] our show, Womanhood, is meant for substitute teachers.
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Maybe, just maybe, not every story is meant for you.
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The shoes are meant for casual wear, not active use.
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Saw Dems salivating at what passage meant for '18. Cringed.
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"This was always meant for you guys; it's your series."
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It's not a sight that's meant for fragile human eyes.
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I think about what those mirrors would've meant for me.
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Not all apps are meant for all age ranges, though.
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Hogs like this are not meant for the suburbs, folks.
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These are not meant for general consumption and that's fine.
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The form is meant for the employee's own tax records.
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What this meant for his understanding of art remains moot.
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Yes, we're talking about those recipes meant for chip dunking.
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But that's not really what Waylens is meant for, anyway.
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In my experience, masking is only meant for extreme pampering.
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George was worried about what it meant for his future.
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Its previous kits were meant for kids twelve and older.
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She knew without asking that I meant for the funeral.
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But this zoom was not meant for live TV audiences.
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The commentary in these videos isn't meant for new viewers.
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It works, and it was meant for problems like Chicago.
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Callimachi: These are not documents that are meant for publication.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he meant for that to happen.
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Maybe they were a joke, or meant for someone else.
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"The First Amendment was meant for better things," she wrote.
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Many thought that was meant for app drawers, but no.
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So. That got deeper than I meant for it to.
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But the lead role was originally meant for someone else.
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She endowed us with quiet confidence, usually meant for boys.
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He seemed to sense what it meant for his opponent.
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In Barbados, she sought out dishes not meant for tourists.
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Jewel had a knockout hit, "You Were Meant For Me."
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This number is not meant for regular Yelp users, however.
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It is working on artificial intelligence technology meant for consumers.
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None of them is a small plate meant for sharing.
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Instead, in a space meant for reflection, it evokes violence.
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If it's meant for me to go out like this.
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" She declared, "The First Amendment was meant for better things.
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This was not what the American constitution was meant for.
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The team noted that Soli isn't just meant for smartwatches, though.
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It turns out, though, the advertisement isn't meant for children anyway.
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We're pretty sure that one's meant for Jack in the Box.
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The empty chair next to Frankie is meant for her BFF.
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It is sleek, quick as hell, and meant for the masses.
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The truck is meant for short range hauls and day trips.
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It sent the famous Arecibo Message meant for extraterrestrials in 1974.
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In other words, they viewed Dash as something meant for boys.
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The first cell phones were not technology meant for the masses.
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His lawyers countered that Chin never meant for anyone to die.
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" She adds, "But he's already proved he's meant for big things.
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Yes, he likes you, but he is not meant for you.
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Kim Zolciak posted a snap that was meant for Khloe Kardashian.
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She was meant for this and it's so special to see.
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It's meant for tooling around the city with style and ease.
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"You're not meant for anyone else," Jordan tells an indecisive Jenna.
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The company says its products are meant for adults, not minors.
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This first release is very much meant for a technical audience.
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Only one thing was clear — they were meant for one another.
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But our stress response is meant for short-term resolvable conflict.
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It's just that those meant for other computers are filtered out.
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The text, Fuller explained on Twitter, was meant for his cousin.
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Can't imagine that many of those quotes were meant for publication.
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Nanotecture also includes outdoor structures meant for animals in the wild.
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It's a simple plastic toy that is meant for younger toddlers.
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After all, luxury items are meant for those "in the know."
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The lavatory was uncomfortably narrow—clearly not meant for two people.
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They are meant for the table, not as cocktails or aperitifs.
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The roads are meant for more cars than the island has.
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" Nakesha thanked her, saying the information seemed "meant for the homeless.
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But what would his election have meant for the alpine nation?
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That's meant for the sharks, and the jellyfish, tadpoles and stuff.
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That said, the production is clearly meant for adults as well.
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To navigate, they followed directions on their phones meant for driving.
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Clinton, and what that meant for the state of feminism today.
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But it is worth asking who this art is meant for.
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After all, the service is meant for smaller, more convenient orders.
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"I never meant for this to happen to you," Conwell wrote.
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They were never meant for the touch of the subway platform.
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Group chats aren't meant for private DM sessions with Tumblr pals.
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Tile's sleekest tracker, the Slim, is meant for more narrow spaces.
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In retrospect, I think perhaps they weren't really meant for children.
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Mike and John were meant for each other, poet and patron.
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Salt meant for the Kampot co-op was sold without iodination.
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Others wondered what a Trump win meant for the country's future.
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In fact, the products are really meant for short-term speculation.
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"It was meant for me to find these dogs," she said.
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JSC could process cargo meant for deep space missions as well.
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Q: What have the waves of immigration meant for San Jose?
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Mike and John were meant for each other, poet and patron.
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It was meant for us to have our children, our grandchildren.
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And I meant for the rest of us, not for him.
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This food wasn't meant for me but I consumed it regardless.
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Now it seems like there's a clear break between the Sonos devices meant for consumers and the devices meant for high-end AV integrators to sell as part of extremely custom — and extremely expensive — audio systems.
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Prosecutors said the two allegedly committed the breach of trust offence with 220 million ringgit of government funds meant for Kuala Lumpur International Airport Berhad and 1.3 billion ringgit meant for a subsidy and cash aid program.
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Huckabee's comments weren't meant for Jay Z and Beyoncé's throngs of millions of fans of all ethnicities, they were meant for the ever-dwindling numbers of older, rural, white evangelicals who make up his base of support.
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Meanwhile, the smaller devices have passable speakers not meant for blasting music.
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Shayne has found a surrogate for the snuggles meant for his mom.
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Cannon also emphasized that diamonds are not just meant for engagement rings.
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I was meant for the job, but I didn't pass the interview.
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They were caught in a system meant for something or somebody else.
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It's an off-color joke meant for retweets or to seem relatable.
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He said the event was really only meant for people in Taiwan.
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Dampener — Meant for tender and bony areas as well as general uses.
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It is not yet known if the money was meant for Danley.
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But I hadn't realized, until that moment, what that meant for him.
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The app is meant for kids between three and 10 years old.
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Also, each of those cars are meant for more than just China.
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On a day meant for family and gratitude, think of all families.
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I never meant for it to get this big, to be honest.
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Marketplaces are meant for genuine, independent sellers, many of whom are MSMEs.
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Another, from Mirego, is a large photo display meant for public settings.
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The Kuvee wine bottle is meant for the second kind of person.
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When a saw comes out, you know something's not meant for tinkering.
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Juul says its products are meant for adults, not minors like Grace.
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Thaler looked at human behavior, and what it meant for understanding economics.
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It is as if this song was meant for her all along.
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Martin Landau and Barbara Bain had a love meant for the screen.
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How the mess gets cleaned up isn't meant for us to see.
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Let's face it — your standard convection oven isn't meant for making pizza.
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There are currently 5,228 inmates housed in a system meant for 3,275.
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For two years, fans wondered what this meant for the Jonas Brothers.
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Party or not, these clothes are ones meant for a good time.
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His words were even brave: They were meant for the public's ears.
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It is not meant for that unless it's a case of emergency.
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It's meant for professionals designing all the stuff you and I use.
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Mega Man, in this form, simply wasn't meant for a touch screen.
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It became glaringly obvious that this website was not meant for me.
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What would the small sliver of skin have meant for her life?
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He remembers when these fields were meant for tilling, not body disposal.
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There are those who believe mornings are meant for productivity and output.
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That includes toys originally meant for sex and some that were...not.
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According to Amazon, Dot is meant for one area at a time.
|
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Barry Washington's death was collateral damage — a stray bullet, meant for Dawaun.
|
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One of the poshest areas in Islamabad was meant for working farmers.
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"It works, and it was meant for problems like Chicago," Trump said.
|
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Another customer tweeted out about receiving an email meant for someone else.
|
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Laws exist on the books, but are not meant for actual enforcement.
|
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A word meant for things without consequence or the possibility of failure.
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But now our attackers aim at us with guns meant for battlefields.
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"As a child, she was meant for this world," Marina told me.
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Some people dismiss contouring as a trend not meant for real people.
|
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The third oven, however, is a concentrate oven meant for… well, concentrates.
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Asked what that discrepancy meant for Mr. Goldstein's future, experts were split.
|
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These works were meant for so much more than just our gaze.
|
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This line is not meant for Native people, but for white consumers.
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Another trend involved parents objecting to books meant for high school students.
|
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There are other areas that are meant for any members to relax.
|
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It's meant for overnight wear, but even a few minutes can help.
|
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Closets are meant for clothes, but most end up holding much more.
|
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His body was brought home in a refrigerator car meant for oysters.
|
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One explanation is that the display is meant for mainland Chinese audiences.
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Discord, the popular chatting app, is undoubtedly a program meant for socializing.
|
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Gandhi described the day as meant for celebration but also for sorrow.
|
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The race was closely watched for what it meant for the fall.
|
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The actor Brenton Thwaites conjures Bruce Chatwin in clothes meant for adventure.
|
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Courtney Stockard is the kind of fairy tale meant for this month.
|
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Each Golden Corral location has a banquet room, meant for private functions.
|
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I was meant for soccer and motherhood, and I can do both.
|
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He said he survived soaring temperatures by drinking water meant for livestock.
|
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Highlighter isn't meant for the center of the face toward the nose.
|
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Juul says its products are meant for people like Barker: adult smokers.
|
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It was heavily criticized for pocketing tips meant for its delivery workers.
|
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Giving your pet medications that are meant for humans could be fatal.
|
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Indeed, they had meant for it to mostly be a standalone season.
|
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II. My freshman spring, I take a psychology class meant for juniors.
|
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When did you first think about beers meant for in-air consumption?
|
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The exterior shell is made of nylon, with a canvas lining on the inside, along with a few internal pockets (one meant for a cell phone and another larger, padded pocket that's likely meant for a laptop or tablet).
|
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"If the PSLF program wasn't meant for me — a teacher who loves her job, pays her bills and comes from a family where loans were her only option — who was it meant for," Finlaw said in prepared remarks Thursday.
|
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This type of special option is exactly what 3D Touch was meant for.
|
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Thus, if you give flowers meant for displaying you must give a vase.
|
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What has this development meant for parties' ability to nominate their preferred candidates?
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)These aren't traditional earbuds meant for playing tunes.
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And coming back to television, my worry is what is it meant for?
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We just wanted something real, and "real" meant, for us, not removing content.
|
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That's a significant portion of capital meant for distribution across economically distressed areas.
|
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They're not meant for broadcasting to huge audiences or persuading people to vote.
|
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I mean, of course I don't, they're not meant for people like me.
|
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As is usually the case, today's release is really meant for developers only.
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But it was a super cheap, disposable product meant for enjoying short experiences.
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It's only visible from this stall, as if it is meant for me.
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Some have even tried to warm themselves using heat lamps meant for manufacturing.
|
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Amazon recently created a version of its Alexa assistant that's meant for kids.
|
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It may be Netflix's best original series yet, and it's meant for everyone.
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Sex in the FLDS is meant for only one purpose -- to produce children.
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That often made me feel as though education was not meant for me.
|
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But it's not a normal ring meant for normal humans with normal fingers.
|
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It has often been unclear what, exactly, verifying an account meant for Twitter.
|
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We can assume that bomb was meant for her, courtesy of Los Pepes.
|
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The cake that was meant for a Summa Cum Laude graduate was censored.
|
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According to Waller, these leggings really are meant for crowded, balmy studio environments.
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A kiss meant for when you wanted to get to know your partner.
|
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Niche meme accounts aren't meant for a broad audience, and they're often anonymous.
|
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I think in all of these adjustments are really meant for better development.
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She had photos in her phone that was not meant for the public!
|
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When it comes to devices meant for kids, durability is an important feature.
|
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Hauschildt shared this exclusive THUMP Mix meant for introspective–not dance floor–moments.
|
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Several recalls were announced this week, including two involving products meant for children.
|
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Strains in the Marley Green category are indica/sativa hybrids meant for beginners.
|
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Adups told the Times that the software was not meant for US phones.
|
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Nearly two-thirds of food meant for early-childhood feeding programmes is pilfered.
|
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Also, it will inspire too much commotion in a site meant for contemplation.
|
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It is meant for elections infrastructure, political parties and newspapers covering the contests.
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Summer break is meant for vacations, that is, if one can afford it.
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It's key to have evenly ground coffee that's meant for an espresso machine.
|
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Those works were not meant for sale, after all, but for public enjoyment.
|
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This was Ethos, a type of pop-up hotel meant for business travelers.
|
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Some 300 million euros of its capital expenditure is meant for international activities.
|
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Sometimes your desires is not necessarily meant for you, but they're for a
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For the photos, I wore a shroud that was meant for my dad.
|
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It just feels a little bit like it wasn't meant for our ears.
|
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It's not meant for you to have to answer for every idiot's discrimination.
|
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In reality, the Natural Cycles app is not meant for use by everyone.
|
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It's music meant for shaking the walls of wherever you find yourself listening.
|
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But most of the emergency funds are meant for Trump's proposed border wall.
|
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A drug meant for Alzheimer's has just been found to regrow human teeth.
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That meant, for example, preferencing companies with government and other long-term contracts.
|
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For an episode called "The Children," this one really isn't meant for children.
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Vultures are often killed when farmers lay out poison meant for other animals.
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That's why these stories appeal to adults today — they were meant for them.
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I had the distinct feeling that this corridor was not meant for me.
|
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It's a mad-scientist aesthetic that is meant for more than just marketing.
|
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"He just wasn't meant for farm work," Deeds Phillips tells The Creators Project.
|
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"Everything is meant for everyday use, and for a long time," she said.
|
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"Music is not meant for a competition in the first place," he said.
|
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A device meant for former President Barack Obama was intercepted Wednesday in Washington.
|
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Experts told CNBC that the shot was likely never meant for public view.
|
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But love letters, as a rule, are exclusively meant for a particular person.
|
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Several travel companies offer group tours specifically meant for families with older children.
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They gave you an oath, and they meant for you to observe it.
|
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The US then stripped India of special trade status meant for developing countries.
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They gave you a remedy, and they meant for you to use it.
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They gave you an oath and they meant for you to observe it.
|
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She meant for the video to be viewed by just friends and family.
|
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She found out later that it was meant for the most serious offenders.
|
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"It works, and it was meant for problems like Chicago," the president said.
|
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Do not give your cat medication that's meant for humans or for dogs.
|
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They also wanted to know what it all meant for the road ahead.
|
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Other drink categories are classics, originals and adventures that are meant for sharing.
|
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This is not meant for city riding (and it's also just an idea).
|
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After all, it is meant for kids at least eight years of age.
|
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A local church donated a tarp that is meant for 30-day use.
|
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These are also meant for that person who is somehow sporty yet stylish.
|
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They can start by using money meant for roads on road-related projects.
|
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"I understood what the word 'sad' meant for the first time," he said.
|
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A reporter asked Walker on Tuesday what Mallott's resignation meant for the campaign.
|
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Some even called for toys to be banned from meals meant for kids.
|
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The problem is that the E.R. is not meant for shelter and food.
|
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Prosecutors said in court the loan was meant for Parnas, not his wife.
|
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Boats zip down roadways and refuel at gas stations meant for motor vehicles.
|
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The app's legal information is meant for women to protect themselves before marriage.
|
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China is currently creating new tactical nuclear weapons meant for close-range battles.
|
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Holiday weekends are meant for relaxing things like Netflix and NFL football, right?
|
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It's meant for data and data is what health monitoring is all about.
|
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And now it's actually how can we create stuff that's meant for this.
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It wasn't until later on in my life I fully comprehended what this book really meant in the context of the american 60's, what it meant for social justice and anti-discrimination fighters and what it meant for women.
|
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Pioneer DJ has unveiled its new DDJ-XP1 controller, meant for enhancing DJ performances.
|
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She realized she could, however, donate the milk that had been meant for him.
|
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"This is meant for professional women, moms and any female out there," says Hoey.
|
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Bandcamp is meant for artists, but it's just as vital for music fans.153.
|
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Blossom — a pinkish, pearlescent hue — is somewhere in the middle, meant for fairer types.
|
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People were also concerned about what Bran's abilities meant for his tenure as king.
|
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Ramírez recently reflected on what the growing attention has meant for the farmworker movement.
|
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It's about what it did to you, but also what it meant for me.
|
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What the devil meant for bad, God's going to turn it into something good.
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At the foot of the cadaver was a pink hazard bag meant for disposal.
|
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The fireworks in question are considered very dangerous and not meant for public use.
|
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To be fair, he's 14 months, and the purees are meant for younger babies.
|
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Class 7 was meant for pricing ingredients like protein concentrates and whole milk powder.
|
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This list isn't meant for you to memorize or follow in one large bite.
|
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Instead, they're meant for creative applications that demand a huge amount of graphics processing.
|
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Tornado sirens are meant for people outdoors, so those inside sleeping can't hear them.
|
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The study's meant for people who recently started having psychotic episodes, and it's intense.
|
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It doesn't care if your fried onion hobby was never meant for public consumption.
|
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And remember: Unlike a retirement fund, an emergency fund is meant for current needs.
|
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What followed was an analysis of what that meant for the general election map.
|
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The helicopters are meant for search and rescue operations, casualty evacuation and light transport.
|
|
Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg never meant for a Homecoming TV show to happen.
|
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But Oasis isn't meant for everyone, just those most devoted to a luxury experience.
|
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And now, she's telling PeopleStyle exactly what that boundary breaking moment meant for her.
|
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While the Apple TV remote is pretty nice, it's not exactly meant for typing.
|
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I mean, it's cold, it's dark, and it's probably not meant for human life.
|
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Broad has no problem directly snatching public tax dollars meant for poor communities, either.
|
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Others enter the country on visas meant for students or people of Japanese descent.
|
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The 3-week-old is already wearing baby clothes meant for 9-month-olds.
|
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These high fashions, in their pure form, are meant for only a few women.
|
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Pilot Assist isn't meant for off-road, but the V90 CC very much is.
|
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Worldly is meant for you, and we want you to help us shape it.
|
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It's a simple app creation tool, meant for developers and designers to use together.
|
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Companies could also create new interfaces that are just meant for their own employees.
|
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Hours meant for homework turned to hours spent on YouTube watching tutorials and testimonials.
|
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Gone was talk of what Friday's lower-than-expected jobs numbers meant for Trump.
|
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That keeps you from accidentally pulling money meant for one purpose to cover another.
|
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"I can't tell you how much this meant for all of us," she wrote.
|
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Moreover, she could not say what Trump's tweets meant for currently serving transgender troops.
|
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It is brick and fence, and it is clear what it is meant for.
|
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The new Fitbit Ace is a fitness tracker meant for children eight and older.
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This weather-resistant construction camera is meant for long-term observation of a build.
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Their transmissions weren't meant for the Maritimes, but they haunted homes like friendly ghosts.
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She spent a few moments to acknowledge what accepting the nomination meant for women.
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American democracy (not good, all agreed) and what that meant for the next time
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This emoji is meant for expectant mothers to shock their families in emoji form.
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The airline said that the menu was meant for only one crew member's use.
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"Anything meant for your genitals," says another gender expert, Lisa Wade of Occidental College.
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The saying, "Bloom where you're planted" must have been meant for people without anxiety.
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It's a very simple concept, meant for families across America to enjoy over barbecue.
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Paddock's brother Eric told NBC he suspected the transferred cash was meant for Danley.
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The current i3 is not engineered or meant for whimsical long-distance road trips.
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It seemed to have been meant for circulation only among the nonprofit's top directors.
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Obaid-Chinoy argues that her work is meant for both Pakistani and Western audiences.
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The second Volkswagen scooter is the Cityskater, which is meant for last-mile trips.
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A technology meant for one purpose, once unleashed, is soon used for many others.
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"They're exactly what they've meant for a long time," Rodriguez said about the boos.
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Her story has a clear moral lesson, one specifically meant for 18th-century France.
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"We're trying to put robots in environments that aren't meant for them," Chowdhary says.
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Most treatments meant for allergies will be effective for non-allergic rhinitis as well.
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Tens of millions of dollars meant for social programs were diverted to phantom companies.
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And, in this case, she meant for the frame to symbolize the White House.
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This dance I dance is meant for you —I move quick as new weather.
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This is beat-driven music that's meant for headphone listening, not the dance floor.
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She also said she never meant for attacks against Soros to be anti-Semitic.
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What would it have meant for Austria if the Freedom Party were in power?
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The handful of Italian dishes at Standard Grill may be meant for "Restaurant" fans.
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"You were never meant for the keeping," Sudol muses, making peace with the inevitable.
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"They just didn't seem like they were meant for people like us," Long said.
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Presumably, these photos were meant for internal use only, and only got leaked later.
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The posts meant for British users took both sides in the country's political debates.
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This meant for almost a month, federal employees, including law enforcement officers, weren't paid.
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The shelters are meant for coronavirus patients with milder symptoms, the government has said.
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His challenge was meant for all his Republican colleagues, in both chambers of Congress.
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The enslaved were kept in the sheds meant for horses as they awaited sale.
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Too many and three students are suddenly squeezing into dorm rooms meant for two.
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The pies are oblong, about 6½ by 18 inches and meant for one person.
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Americans will have vastly different views of what these years meant for the country.
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Whatever the label, the comfortable shirts, pants and dresses are meant for everyday wear.
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The original song was, of course, meant for a typewriter and not a keyboard.
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Laur confirmed that she did tweet this and that it was meant for Elyse.
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More cute than bizarre, this two-seater is all electric and meant for commuting.
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As one observer put it, the sanctions were meant for Moscow but hit Houston.
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The edict is reversed, and Haman is hanged on the gallows meant for Mordecai.
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It's an early night for me, but Sundays are meant for taking it easy.
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"What the devil meant for bad, God's going to turn it into something good."
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It was more of a prototype than a craft meant for long-term use.
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It doesn't really matter what I write as this show isn't meant for me.
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The art was intimate, meant for very few eyes or no eyes at all.
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It's not clear whether Republicans meant for this amendment to allow lifetime limits or not.
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I knew what this meant for women of Alabama and possibly women in this nation.
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There's no harm that he meant for you to treat him the way you did.
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But don't worry, their research—published Tuesday in Scientific Reports—isn't meant for anything nefarious.
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But it's important to note that the Nike Free 5.0 isn't meant for every workout.
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" She said of her future predictions for baby Ali, "He is meant for something big.
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If the path is meant for a single person, two people can't be on it.
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It's meant for the people who lean authoritarian, the fearful conformists and the perennially anxious.
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"This is clearly meant for straight people," my partner said, turning on Killing Eve instead.
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Tell me what it meant for you then, and what it means for you now.
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"It works, and it was meant for problems like Chicago," he said at the time.
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There's a new version of its Sprout Pro computer, which is meant for 3D modeling.
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FluMist provides the same protection as an injectable shot, but it isn't meant for everyone.
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Despite RTX Studio GPUs being able to handle ray tracing, these aren't meant for gaming.
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That might sound like a gimmick, but it underscores what the site is meant for.
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But docking with things that were never meant for docking is potentially important to Atomos.
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"In the beginning, it was a joke on Tumblr" meant for consenting adults, she writes.
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Maybe an in-joke gets broadcast to a wider audience than it was meant for.
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Half of ten-year-old Indians cannot read a paragraph meant for seven-year-olds.
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What that has meant for the U.S. Senate race in California is a historic scenario.
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Meanwhile, the Sprint, Jump, and Dive wireless earphones are waterproof, as they're meant for swimming.
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You wouldn't think you'd need a coat meant for the South Pole in New Jersey.
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It may use its businesses to siphon funds meant for rebuilding the region's wrecked cities.
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Almost half of students from the fifth grade cannot read texts meant for second-graders.
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When the doctor realized her mistake, she handed Gorgeous an information pamphlet meant for men.
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Henry meant for women, of course; it's not apparent the lure so easily flips around.
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The text was apparently not meant for him and sent by accident:Just now got this.
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Lawsuits like this one were what these "safe harbor" clauses were meant for, they wrote.
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Note that by default, Telegram bots only receive messages that are specifically meant for them.
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"This game was meant for you, but you must play it alone," El Lazo says.
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This piece shows us exactly how even online spaces meant for support can turn ugly.
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It also said that Google was working on a second messaging app, meant for groups.
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Officials have siphoned off funds meant for aid for 8.5 million people in the region.
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In the meantime, enjoy that puppy dog look, and know it's probably meant for you.
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The entrepreneur posted Friday several pictures of equipment meant for digging tunnels beneath Los Angeles.
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Here are your Avengers, with plenty of empty chairs meant for their fallen comrades pic.twitter.
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And then there are those who feel like mornings are meant for sleep and idleness.
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What's even weirder is the drugs' history: they were originally meant for Soviet super-soldiers.
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U.S. embassy spokeswoman Marrie Schaefer said the video was originally meant for just internal sharing.
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So for me, pageants were for pretty girls, they weren't meant for someone like me.
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Thinking it over, I'm not sure it isn't meant for Mr Sumner as well. Why?
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Super Bright Mode is meant for taking photos in low light, and has varying results.
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And the money will benefit Microsoft, even if it's ultimately meant for helping to nonprofits.
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Or this: The climate is a common good, belonging to all and meant for all.
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The rocket meant for Apollo 1 was later reassembled and used to launch Apollo 5.
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Summits are more ceremonial, meant for signatures and pageantry after the tough negotiating is done.
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T-Mobile will have access to a reserve of 30 megahertz meant for competitive carriers.
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The Pro version is the most capable, but either are meant for off-road driving.
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He recently met with two staffers in an office meant for an agency's deputy secretary.
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Robots are perfecting skills meant for factories and warehouses — but they're targeting desk jobs, too.
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The remaining goods, such as hygiene items for human use, are meant for the handler.
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The program's success also forced the broadcast networks to contemplate what that meant for them.
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The Deluxe+ is meant for homeowners and those wanting to file deductions, adjustments, and credits.
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But even at 70% off, these ties were still meant for those with more scratch.
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By all accounts, this show was meant for fans of its seemingly twisted glory, a.k.
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But Spectacles 3 aren't meant for mass consumption the way earlier models might have been.
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In the '80s, success meant excess, bigger was better, and wealth was meant for display.
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So the Hoys applied for a state grant meant for children with severe emotional disorders.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio (Reuters) - Officer Richard Haas says he never meant for Everette Howard to die.
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I booked an appointment for a checkup, originally meant for the first week of January.
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What's a game—meant for single player—that you really prefer to make co-op?
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As for what that's meant for profits, the CRTC reported that broadcasting sector revenues dropped .
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I asked him if we could figure out what it meant for our marriage together.
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The Residences at Turner Hill in Ipswich, Massachusetts, is meant for the ultra-wealthy retirees.
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Yet the founders never meant for presidential elections to be struggles over the Supreme Court.
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"What those rounds were meant for in this case will never be known," he said.
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It appeared to be meant for whoever was hurrying along behind me in percussive heels.
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That was when she concluded that it was not, ultimately, meant for people like her.
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Messages meant for close friends and family will have their own section inside Facebook Messenger.
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But they fire a heavy battlefield round, one meant for targets hundreds of yards away.
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The attire is sometimes simple, sometimes edgy but always comfortable and meant for everyday wear.
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Did you eat your body weight in neon jelly sweets meant for trick or treaters?
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Spontaneous and truthful, they were meant for the private eyes of those close to him.
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But this setup is only meant for kids 13 and older for temporary emergency stays.
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The assumption implicit in the outrage is that the message was meant for those Mrs.
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The car has two modes — "city" and "travel" — meant for two different types of driving.
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Dockless shared bikes meant for the poor end up on the bottom of the river.
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She also repositioned what it meant for her to still be known for her competitiveness.
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Options include diverting military funds meant for counter-narcotic programs, construction projects or disaster recovery.
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Ikea initially designed a line of furniture meant for small spaces based on the station.
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This is putting a major strain on resources meant for a primarily law enforcement mission.
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What Russell calls "perception as a service" isn't meant for those developing fully driverless vehicles.
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They're not meant for the real world — buyers have to buy what's safe and practical.
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Citroën has announced the Ami, a tiny, all-electric "quadricycle" meant for traversing city streets.
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Past writings, and other clues Some of the packages were meant for Secret Service protectees.
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And there&aposs a good reason why: it&aposs not meant for the average person.
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But its teeth, meant for ripping through flesh, weren't so great when they encountered bone.
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Proponents of upending the status quo say retirement accounts were never meant for estate-planning.
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Hashemi's lawyers said the carbon fiber was widely available and meant for natural gas tanks.
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But the truth is, summer is meant for freewheeling, ditching obligations (ideally!) and kicking back.
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No one could say for sure what that meant for the teachers or their students.
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Congressional aides said the purchases were for a type of gun meant for security detail.
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Much of this is to show that the programme is not just meant for your mum.
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The Long Island natives just realized, after moving to California, that they weren't meant for forever.
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Sunday. Sundays, she said as she methodically folds colorful pieces of fabric, are meant for rest.
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As a peace offering to Kim, Lisa gave her a bunny meant for her new grandchild.
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It was meant for the kid and he would have told stories to all his friend.
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Montes remembered using gauze and gel normally meant for dental surgery to slow the officers' bleeding.
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"Girls are convinced they were meant for marriage and not (to be) bread-winners," she said.
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You don't want to have to explain yourself over a message meant for a different group.
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SIPC protects brokerage accounts, which Harbeck explained are meant for the purpose of investing in securities.
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Wired says it's meant for letting employees take pizza from the cafeteria back to their desks.
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Anchor, another Spotify-owned company, also offers simple podcast recording and editing tools meant for beginners.
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Though the capsule is meant for passengers, no one will be on board for this trip.
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That doesn't mean we were wrong to question what the thing was meant for in general.
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The recombinant shot (Flubok) is egg-free, so it's meant for people with severe egg allergies.
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There's daywear, evening wear, office-appropriate combinations, and pieces that are pretty much meant for partying.
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Normally I don't include trailers that aren't meant for the US, but this one's worth it.
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This meant, for example, favouring (urban) consumers of food over (rural) producers by keeping prices low.
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The bigger addition is 50-some new games and skills meant for kids to play with.
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And across the region, officials are being accused of hoarding food and cots meant for victims.
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"We love having Mr. Pruitt, but it's not meant for everyday use," one source told Politico.
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But recall what the little girl told the MiB: that the maze isn't meant for him.
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About half of India's ten-year-olds cannot read a paragraph meant for seven-year-olds.
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Let's just state the facts outright: A fast food drive-thru is traditionally meant for cars.
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For readers who weren't, it felt like a harmless piece of affirmation meant for someone else.
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Per Twitch's FAQs, items not meant for human consumption such as pet food are not allowed.
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I was not about to pay full price for an arrangement meant for an adult casket.
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Critics say he is gussying up a form of music that is meant for ordinary people.
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Traditionally, larger valves meant for adults are used in pediatric patients, but may lead to complications.
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Berkshire has said EquityComp carries a profit-sharing component and is meant for medium-sized employers.
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The keys are meant for gaming, so they have N-key rollover, with 1.7mm of travel.
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These lab-grown fallopian tubes are not meant for transplant, but strictly as models for study.
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That meant, for starters, avoiding variable-pitch propellers, which adjust their blade angle to regulate speed.
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During all those moments of growth, He meant for you to be right here, right now.
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Coffee isn't just meant for powering our mornings — it can now power our homes as well.
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He said the scooter was meant for use on narrow pathways which larger vehicles cannot access.
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What has some of the big picture, geopolitical things that have happened meant for your constituents?
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The Neoverse N1 platform is meant for infrastructure-class solutions that focus on raw compute speed.
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They are expressions of eroticism carbon copied from their creators' brains, meant for their eyes only.
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Look at Whoopi Goldberg, who's had an amazing career in parts that weren't "meant" for her.
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"I buried my son in the grave that was meant for me," Ricardo Medina told CNN.
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The canine Schlaich was presented with was actually the other puppy meant for another Boise family.
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It was not, said Adups' written explanation reviewed by the Times, meant for United States distribution.
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According to The Verge, HFS was a storage system originally meant for use with floppy disks.
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"I do think she was meant for Big," she said, which elicited applause from the audience.
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NHK also reported that prosecutors suspect Ghosn may have pocketed money meant for other Nissan executives.
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Of course, fertilizer is meant for farming, and only certain types are good for making explosives.
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After Gorka left, however, his opponents in the audience continued to pose questions meant for him.
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We found this female zombie near the toys that seemed to be meant for young girls.
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Observers say the well-intentioned Executive Order 13224 meant for all Americans disproportionately targets American Muslims.
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The podcast is meant for employees, and most access it on the company's internal website, Jetnet.
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With a maximum range of approximately 1,300 miles, the Vision Jet is meant for regional travel.
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We take things that weren't necessarily meant for us and redo them our way, for us.
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The mural was meant for a beach resort, so he set the scene at the beach.
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A new law allows pets to be buried alongside their owners in cemeteries meant for people.
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The pods are meant for people on the move, such as runners and music festival attendees.
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But this sales pitch for the 50-story, 447-unit apartment building isn't meant for buyers.
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They were never meant for implantation inside a womb or to grow to become human babies.
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In fact, Vassalotti says they're meant for being alone—he might not ever play them live.
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It's meant for classified data and services and is part of an existing US government contract.
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Those funds might come from disaster aid money meant for Puerto Rico, Texas and other areas.
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I ordered a special-made pizza in the smallest size, which is meant for one person.
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Dancing is a casual diplomatic tradition meant for guests and heads of state alike to mingle.
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Courses meant for young learners are often great introductions to the concept and practice of coding.
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Clinton's email server makes sense only if you think of what Watergate meant for the bureau.
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The victim had dropped a box containing $200, meant for charity, but the money went untouched.
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Makeup sponges are highly absorbent, but are not meant for this purpose and so the m.
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The exhilarating opening of the second movement is a scherzo passage originally meant for the ballet.
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Though short ribs are usually meant for braising, the marinated ones have been scored for tenderness.
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He said he believed it had been meant for Hunter Biden, the former vice president's son.
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Lower-energy periods are meant for more mundane tasks, like handling emails or doing administrative chores.
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Imperfect Foods was able to accdept food meant for airlines, said company co-founder Ben Chesler.
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Neither the artists nor the curator meant for the works to be washed out or distorted.
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I think it is a late 17th- or early 18th-century French piece, meant for collectors.
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Democrats may think the courts were meant for better things, but they are in the minority.
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"I never meant for this to happen to you," he wrote alongside a photo of Day.
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O'Neill meant for audiences to be moved by Yank, and Mr. Cannavale allowed that to happen.
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So Kim began the season with the Orioles watching Rickard take the spot meant for him.
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I think it's actually a clumsy tool that is meant for very, very, very serious issues.
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We recommend starting with this review of a ration meant for U.S. soldiers fighting in Vietnam.
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In other words, it's not meant for customer service requests or lost-and-found-style inquiries.
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Juul has long said that its nicotine vaping devices are meant for adult smokers, not adolescents.
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Only weeks ago, koalas were considered pests on the island, devouring vegetation meant for native animals.
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But the metal razor handle that came with the blades was clearly not meant for ladies.
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It was not clear what Rajoub's remarks meant for the West Bank portion of Pence's trip.
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It looks like it was meant for domestic political purposes, as opposed to inflicting any damage.
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" The subhead on the Yglesias essay reads "This is the exact situation impeachment was meant for.
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FreeTime, Amazon's bundle of content and games meant for children, is coming to Echo Show devices.
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Like the Teslasuit, the Teslasuit Glove is meant for training, medical rehabilitation, and other professional applications.
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But also, it's meant for quick jaunts with only 60 miles of range on the battery.
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Before the Maluch appeared, cars meant for ordinary Poles were rare, expensive and difficult to get.
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A 401(k) isn't meant to be used as a savings account; it's meant for retirement.
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It&aposs meant for those who want to feel like an A-list downtown New Yorker.
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Additionally, items meant for kids, like toys or balloons, lacked choking-hazard warnings, the Journal found.
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In Manila City Jail, more than 500 men sleep in a space meant for just 170.
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There are some plants and trees also, you know, the kind that are meant for decoration.
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On top of that, these shoes are new and tight and probably not meant for jogging.
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Mosley meant for his photojournalism to be a public record; his commissioned photographs were private keepsakes.
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The 1MDB-linked charges allege Irwan and Najib committed the breach of trust offense with 220 million ringgit of government funds meant for Kuala Lumpur International Airport Berhad, 1.3 billion ringgit meant for a subsidy and cash aid program and 3.3 billion ringgit of other government funds.
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"If those conversations with Putin or with other world leaders are sequestered in that same electronic file that is meant for covert action, not meant for this, if there's an effort to hide those and cover those up -- yes, we're determined to find out," Schiff said.
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"If those conversations with Putin or with other world leaders are sequestered in that same electronic file that is meant for covert action, not meant for this, if there's an effort to hide those and cover those up, yes, we're determined to find out," he added.
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The Model 3 will be Tesla's first attempt at a high-volume car meant for mainstream consumers.
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Sharing in their humor, even as I learned what all the words meant for the first time.
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I asked Smith what that meant for delivering health care and meeting the needs of her patients.
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According to the case report, the man "snipped a 'pimple'" with a knife meant for cutting lumber.
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All kidding aside, playing games on the Titan V isn't really what this thing is meant for.
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Jaybird's Run headphones aren't meant for you to stick them in your ears and forget about them.
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These are meant for cookies I plan to make this week, but a few now can't hurt.
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It's also developing an open platform to create more VR games and experiences meant for the car.
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Mr Wine, tweeting before his arrest, said the bullet that hit his driver was meant for him.
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"We never really meant for the show episode to episode to be topical, per se," Carlock says.
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That might be because the new Boeing suits, designed by David Clark Company, aren't meant for spacewalks.
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That said, Super Patron is definitely meant for people actively pursuing a Patreon-friendly kind of art.
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Most presidents seem to have some sort of veneer meant for the public face of the office.
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Smiley faces and other kid-friendly details make clear: These are not meant for mixing up margaritas.
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Bass declined to talk about Giuliani and what his relationship with Trump has meant for the firm.
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We waited some more before we were brought food meant for the people sitting next to us.
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Shortcuts addresses some of the usability issues with Workflow, but it's still clearly meant for power users.
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"Initial investigations show that the suspected drugs were meant for export to a third country," he said.
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"The flowers were actually misplaced on my desk and they were meant for someone else," Caña said.
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Pioneer announced three additions to its suite of HDJ over-ear headphones, meant for professional gigging DJs.
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Here were sounds, once again, meant for the club, and movement, and the joining of collective energies.
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Will there be a wacky complication that means this twentysomething gets the liver meant for Miranda's octogenarian?
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Kamala Harris: A package meant for the California Democrat was found at a post office in Sacramento.
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And on the first day of his new beat, another cop takes a bullet meant for him.
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"It's really meant for people who live in an area that's in danger of flooding," Hargraves said.
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Update: Venmo responded and said this design isn't meant for general release…see below for more information.
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"Bring back Parks and Recreation…" she continued, realizing the note was meant for Emmy-winner Amy Poehler.
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As the name implies, Data Box Edge is meant for edge deployments where a company collects data.
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First, Pinterest, because saving beautiful photos to a private board is exactly what Pinterest is meant for.
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Though he's developing the game so that it's playable for him, Mech Skeleton is meant for anyone.
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The resulting datasets are typically meant for academic work, like training or testing a facial-recognition algorithm.
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The crayon is meant for marking up a record, so you know where the get down starts.
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And as I said before, the Pro Display XDR and Pro Stand weren't meant for us anyways.
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But it was dangerous to be too close to him; a bullet meant for Kok might stray.
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What has it meant for the house to have her wear Ralph Lauren for all three debates?
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Former CEO Nathan Coyle publicly accused Schindler of mishandling more than $120,0000 meant for freelancers and vendors.
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Maybe nobody meant for this to be quite so politically relevant, but we can't help it now.
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The apartments are usually meant for single occupants and are popular with lower-income and younger workers.
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Their pungent perfumes aren't meant for us, said John Murgel, a horticulturist at the Denver Botanic Gardens.
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The ACA meant for states to use the section to cover even more people in innovative ways.
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It's expensive, so it's not really meant for consumers to buy, but it's still an important milestone.
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All of a sudden you're an unintentional witness to a broadcast that was meant for someone else.
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Think of this woven look as your summer camp threading activity, only it's meant for your head.
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Many of migrants staying here have only flimsy tents that are not meant for bad weather conditions.
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He's already protective of her … I think with golden retrievers, it's almost like they're meant for that.
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Others in the program remained in Mexico on Tuesday, wondering what the ruling meant for their futures.
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A body wash meant for women, for example, will be bright and colorful or covered with flowers.
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It's still just meant for the primary homeowners, however — at this point, there are no parental controls.
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And here's what that story meant for the New Yorker: A boost in web traffic and subscribers.
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MasterClass is also meant for young people, people of any age who have not made films yet.
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The Elite x3 was released at the end of August and is generally meant for business customers.
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However, this solution today only addresses mobile devices, while Chrome Supervised Users was meant for desktop users.
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Home is meant for controlling HomeKit products, which have been rolling out over the past couple years.
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But if Digital Crafter meant for the joke to offend, it's working in at least one country.
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But it's confusing that you can immediately use these skills, and not others clearly meant for kids.
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City streets were meant for foot traffic and horses from ancient times until the early twentieth century.
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Then I placed my pistol on the pavement, half expecting to hear a shot meant for me.
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A spokesman for Porsche said VW group-internal issues were not meant for public discussion, without elaborating.
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It was an (often angsty or melodramatic) stream of consciousness that was meant for your closest friends.
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Tuberculosis medications are produced in pills meant for adults, and are often difficult for children to swallow.
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Director Richard Kelly told Vox they had to convince Maggie that the role was meant for her.
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It emits a signal which disables the drone's functionality, and is not meant for the battlefield alone.
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President Trump on stop and frisk: "It works and it was meant for problems like Chicago." pic.twitter.
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I wanted to achieve and succeed, but wasn't really able to define what that meant for me.
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It's a product meant for 'wise guys' that only carry cash (and don't want to be ID'd!).
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Mainstream customers have shown little interest in products they think are meant for Chinese elite, Manley explained.
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Abercrombie insisted that it didn't have a reason to know the headscarf was meant for religious purposes.
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Disney, not as subject, but as canvas, its themes warped for a purpose they weren't meant for.
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Maybe some ghosts sneaked into the theater because they hated what Bella Swan meant for the undead?
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It only lasted seconds, but it showed how much the win meant for the Team Ryano man.
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"I was meant for the spotlight and I'm gonna continue to be in the spotlight," she said.
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But according to a new interview with director Paul Feig, Jones' role was actually meant for McCarthy.
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It's a reminder that this movie, ostensibly one meant for children, is also a film about death.
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While these items are meant for the teen set, there are many items that adults will love.
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The company didn't send any representative, and the seat meant for TikTok remained empty during the hearing.
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Almost immediately, he says, rumors started circulating, warning of what Trump's anti-immigrant sentiment meant for Haitians.
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"I always say what the Devil meant for bad, God turned into good," Ms. Holt-Colden said.
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Corrected to reflect that the bullet that killed Buffy's Tara wasn't originally meant for her partner, Willow.
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I knew we were meant for each other, and I knew I could give her my soul.
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Can you each give me your view of what the Trump presidency has meant for religious conservatism?
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Because the sensors were not meant for Dr. Lewis's purpose, the data were "quite noisy," he said.
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There were some explicit references to God — what's natural is what God meant for us to eat.
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StayQrious: Online group classes (beginning with coding class) meant for kids in India from age 8-53.
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When Pennywise was unleashed upon the town, we understood exactly what that meant for our lead characters.
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Because it's precious or rare or not meant for the people who tend to do the canonizing.
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" The nation's founders, Schiff said, "gave you a remedy, and they meant for you to use it.
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Before traveling to the country I thought that a trip like this was not meant for everyone.
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Due to a medical mix-up, a kidney transplant meant for one patient mistakenly went to another.
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But the kitchen is meant for entertaining, and so the plates are practically part of the furniture.
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They are, presumably, meant for other customers who can afford to pay for a taste of home.
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"I feel like I was meant for something better than this," he says, right before the explosion.
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But the lawsuit says those guidelines are meant for the general public and not Snapchat's Discover partners.
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HTC also sells the mediocre $699 Vive Cosmos, which is meant for gaming and other home use.
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Twenty billion would be for "transformative programs" meant for new projects rather than rehabilitation of old infrastructure.
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And within breeds, dogs meant for the show ring (and not just the couch) command a premium.
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The product is meant for small businesses and you'll need a U.S. business license to buy one.
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Reports in the Lebanese media suggest Ghosn escaped by hiding in a box meant for musical instruments.
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I remember when the people of the state were liberal, and what liberalism meant for their lives.
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And they were not covered by the toy safety standard because they were not meant for children.
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The following month, Chinese authorities claimed FedEx was holding back more than 100 packages meant for Huawei.
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In the Manila City Jail, more than 500 men sleep in a space meant for just 170.
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This means that it can run hundreds of extensions that were originally meant for Google Chrome users.
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It's meant for those with medium skin tones, and is said to be "long-lasting, hydrating, and moisturizing."
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It's unclear if the Duffer brothers meant for Billy to be racist, but that's certainly how this looks.
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The book is meant for tweens and teens, but that's not going to stop us cooking from it.
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The company's M-Cuisine line, as the name suggests, applies those standards to products meant for the microwave.
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But it was always meant for the audience to hear the whole record," he wrote on Instagram. "Listen.
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The envelopes were traditionally meant for children, but today they are given to friends, family, and even coworkers.
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This subreddit is meant for Trump's most hardcore fans, and it often deletes any negative comments about Trump.
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The pills are meant for use within 72 hours after sex and are most effective within 24 hours.
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A fleshy sculpture, a canvas meant for paint, an anatomical performance prop, a model, and so much more.
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But my grandfather Sixto insisted that it was meant for me and meant to be de por vida.
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The issue, the company said, is that the sleeper is only meant for infants 3 months and younger.
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Still, even though it's decidedly not meant for the average consumer, I can't help but want one anyway.
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Each has a design meant for the particular field (the aviator looks like a pilot watch, for example).
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The theme was "AOL Access: A New Kind of NewFront" — the event was meant for everyone to experience.
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Even if this isn't an event meant for consumers, it was remarkably light on specifics about Google's services.
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Instead, this message was meant for his sister Kendall Jenner on the release of her September Vogue cover.
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This was music meant for the boom box, the car radio, to be played out in the street.
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Therefore, they were investigated as part of the background check, as this process is meant for such allegations.
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I was one of the first to see it and immediately we knew it was meant for Allison.
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Not everyone has to use abrasive (not meant-for-your-body) adhesive (Gaffer's tape!) to get maximum lift.
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But, "quite honestly, we realized that employers didn't know what the law really meant for them," Jones said.
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It could easily leave the impression that happily ever afters aren't meant for girls who look like them.
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You're still craving ice cream, and taking it as proof that this life just wasn't meant for you.
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A drawknife has two handles on each side and a blade that is meant for shaving down wood.
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But remember, gold prices can be fickle, making gold futures a risky business meant for more sophisticated investors.
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Many of his wrestling approaches include mention of making good sport and are obviously meant for wrestling contests.
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Meanwhile, Henkel's Hair Analyzer and Customizer aren't meant for the end-user so much as a hair stylist.
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I remember when she was First Lady and touched on healthcare, and what that meant for me personally.
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Today in Kickstarter oddness, meet Nirvana, an oversized headphone-looking wearable that is actually meant for ear acupressure.
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The crossings resemble overpasses and underpasses built for humans and cars, but they're meant for animal use only.
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No one used to speak to survivors or victims, about how they felt, what it meant for them.
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Tapping the push notification not meant for you will just take you to your own account on Instagram.
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"Well, knowing this hate wasn't actually meant for me, I was OK with the wrong tags," he says.
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Other images still are more enigmatic and underscore the fact that the Rochard dolls were meant for adults.
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Unlike Until Dawn, which took about 10 hours to finish, Hidden Agenda is meant for a single session.
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In one text, the governor accidentally sent a message meant for Mason to his wife of 50 years.
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Fragrance, hair care products, skin cleansers, creams, and more — all meant for "adults and infants," the documents read.
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The devices can easily be purchased online, but they're often advertised as tools meant for testing surge protection.
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Evaluate is meant for organizations that do complex claims or applications approval, like an insurance company or government.
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It's a high-end system meant for people who don't have the time or patience for the gym.
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At the NRA's national convention this April, he reminded the audience what his victory meant for gun owners.
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His character in the movie Pitch Perfect, for example, was originally meant for Donald Glover, a black artist.
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It's an entirely subjective award, meant for people to think with their hearts and not with their heads.
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Relationships without a strong foundation—or ones that are simply not meant for you—are being cleared away.
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And that hamstrings Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri from being what it could have meant for this moment.
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Unlike LG's, this one's not small enough to hold in your hand; it's meant for the living room.
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Samsung says it's not meant for security and is simply meant to make the phone easy to unlock.
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The video was shared on Facebook, meant for family and friends, and has been shared thousands of times.
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Initially meant for a few faculty members and graduate students, the email leaked and wound up on Gawker.
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The second floor of the gallery is filled with silverpoint drawings that are meant for children with strabismus.
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"We were able to convince them to apply a process meant for kimonos to vintage clothing," McAlpine says.
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Kimmel told The Daily Beast that the lie detector test was meant for his uncle, not Manigault Newman.
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NHK said that prosecutors suspect Ghosn may have pocketed money that was meant for other executives at Nissan.
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The broadcaster added that prosecutors suspect Ghosn may have pocketed money that was meant for other Nissan executives.
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He considered what the shootings in Orlando meant for the year's Gay Pride March, and for the future.
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But others are just meant for watching someone stretch, squash, poke, jiggle, and twirl slime for the viewer.
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Twenty billion would be allotted for "transformative programs" meant for new projects rather than rehabilitation of old infrastructure.
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Some amount of healthy fat is important in your diet, but fat isn't meant for high-speed races.
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Frotman's resignation comes as the Department of Education continues to propose changes regarding aid meant for defrauded students.
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One side has a more standard smaller pocket meant for easy access to your phone, wallet, and keys.
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Party City now sells a mermaid outfit for dogs, while the matching Ursula outfit is meant for humans.
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The concept is a throwback to the 16th- and 17th-century "Tafelmusik" — music meant for eating and drinking.
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Firstly, it keeps you from accidentally (or accidentally-on-purpose) spending money meant for one goal on another.
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Meetings can be broken up into two types: those meant to distribute information and those meant for discussion.
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"Marketplaces are meant for genuine, independent sellers," Kunal Bahl, CEO of e-commerce firm Snapdeal, said on Twitter.
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"I designed the track," he said, and he meant for it to be the most difficult course imaginable.
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But the collection is legitimately meant for sweat sessions: The range employs Nike's Dri-FIT and Flyknit technologies.
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What quantum computing is meant for is to solve completely new problems we haven't even dreamed of yet.
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The Inter-City Beauty Contest was meant for amateurs, while professional models and actresses entered the Bather's Revue.
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Henry's biggest challenge involves deciding who is meant for him: a shy, quirky colleague or a preening narcissist.
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" – Weezer, "Island In The Sun" For A Girls' Trip "Life was meant for good friends and great adventures.
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What that has meant for black women has been so tragic and so complicated for hundreds of years.
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Front Burner A sommelier from NoMad and a bartender from PDT have created a brandy meant for cocktails.
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He urged the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subways, to use money meant for repairs after Gov.
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A threadbare sleeping pad, meant for a tent, was stored atop the storage lockers along with some blankets.
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Hydrogen-powered fuel cells meant for forklifts in Amazon or Walmart warehouses sat half-finished in steel casings.
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Court filings illustrate the stark contrast between what Dream Center's failure meant for students and for Mr. Dottore.
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These include missing campaign cash and political donations meant for the Democratic Party rerouted to his own coffers.
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Double Robotics CEO David Cann said in a phone call that it's meant for people who work remotely.
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Some money meant for the 13 nursing homes and assisted-living facilities went to prop up another investment.
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"Chattanooga is known for its scenic, hilly terrain, hiking trails and a riverfront meant for walking," she said.
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Secrets are shared, and you may even hear a thing or two that's not meant for your ears.
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In some cases, the couple tried to falsely claim that personal expenses were actually meant for charitable causes.
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It wasn't meant for this kind of—an event with the kind of numbers that we're talking about.
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It is large and complex, and meant for use by vascular surgeons with X-rays to guide it.
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A lolcat sweater is not meant for passing on, having none of the staying power my sister craved.
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It's music meant for a quiet evening at home or, in this case, an exceptionally relaxing night out.
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A board of bureaucrats ruled on what this meant for everything from golf club memberships to commodity futures.
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This is not an issue meant for scoring political points; it's an issue that affects millions of Americans.
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His office rejects that, saying his words are meant for effect, and should be taken seriously, not literally.
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He was later arrested on sweeping corruption charges that included misuse of food money meant for his troops.
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English choral music was originally meant for worship and would be heard in a state of quiet meditation.
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Turns out Merkel had dialed the wrong number, and the news was meant for the president of Montenegro.
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You're taking something that isn't meant for a cover and trying to make it into a cover image.
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The U.S. does not have uniform recycling laws, which has led to contamination of shipments meant for recycling.
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Whomever Johnson might have meant for the gods to destroy, this was no purely rhetorical threat in 1866.
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Service Desk started six years ago as a version of Jira that was mostly meant for IT departments.
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It was a warm (and undoubtedly warranted) letter of gratitude that was meant for you, not public consumption.
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After Mr. Modi's elevation to national office, Ms. Setalvad was accused of stealing donations meant for riot victims.
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At Mattis's direction, the funding originally meant for Pakistan will be used for other Pentagon programs, Stump said.
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Congress could give the Pentagon up to $30 million to buy and store F-35s meant for Turkey.
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The call came days after Trump delayed the delivery of hundreds of millions of dollars meant for Ukraine.
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An anthemic synth passage joins in the chorus—there are melodies meant for uplift, rather than just destruction.
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Just under $24580 billion meant for US and US territory projects will be reallocated to the border wall.
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The ranchers complain that the free-roaming elk trample their fences and feed on forage meant for livestock.
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Reid says the show is meant for people who "intensely miss" the 44th president and his vice president.
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When asked what these findings meant for the result of the vote of the general conference, the Rev.
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Can you speak to what Tropicalism might have meant for Hélio as a Brazilian living in New York?
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"When parents outlive their resources, the child spends resources meant for their own later life," Dr. Boerner said.
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I love songs that are so delicate that demand your attention and are meant for a quiet room.
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The more right swipes that person had, the more their right swipe on you meant for your score.
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And, like them, I wanted to find out what the rise of authoritarian politics meant for American politics.
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" And to them I say, "That's what paywalls were meant for, is for super fans and nice programming.
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Although these artists' books are not meant for wide distribution, they still carry with them this historical precedent.
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In fact, the news reading experience is another telling indication that the browser is only meant for Indian users.
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We can't have trade that's meant for stupid people, and that's the way they took advantage of our country.
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Qatari officials say the Gulf states' demands are so stiff they suspect they were never seriously meant for negotiation.
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Philip Morris says the device, which heats small tobacco inserts, is meant for smokers who would not otherwise quit.
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Executives at The Times meant for the note to be an apology, according to a source who was involved.
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Well, rest easy, Jane and Joe Average — Fitbit has you covered with the Versa, a smartwatch meant for everyone.
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BlackBerry phones aren't meant for them; they're for people who care about productivity, security, and of course, physical keyboards.
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Garcia said had he known it was meant for the border wall, he would have voted against the request.
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But people are meant for each other, especially when it's the right environment, the right scenario, the right spirit.
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"I got my first guitar and I realized the program was meant for me," Junior, now 17, tells PEOPLE.
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Arslanovski says the tip was meant for his waitress, and that money is part of her livelihood, FOX4 reported.
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Car companies cannot simply turn to Amazon and build-in Alexa; Alexa is not meant for in-car users.
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Dr. Laura Grego Senior Scientist, Global Security Program Union of Concerned ScientistsHere's what nuclear weapons are really meant for.
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And as journalists who follow debates about online privacy, they were concerned about what this meant for their children.
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From bold, deep-hued lips, to severe, slicked-back ponytails, this red carpet was not meant for cosmetic wallflowers.
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These aren't blogs primarily meant for telling a story, or establishing someone's digital personality — they're blogs for earning money.
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Any show with "fuck" airs with the TV-MA guideline, denoting that the program is meant for adult viewers.
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A poll last week showed just how sensitive voters are to what a Brexit meant for their own finances.
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Reached for comment, Zelle simply stated that it's not meant for these sorts of transactions between buyers and sellers.
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It's meant for podcasters, vloggers, and field reporters who value audio quality, and it's available for pre-order now.
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She tucked a note into each box with a short message to the family member it was meant for.
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"I think a tourist thought that was meant for Joey Tribbiani and not Joey Campanaro," the restaurant owner joked.
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WA: What has the success or popularity of The Girls Who Spun Gold meant for the girls you photographed?
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Tripoli, Libya (CNN)The call was simple, but it changed what an already dark business meant for one smuggler.
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Megapack is meant for bigger installations, with Tesla claiming each system has a 60 percent increase in energy density.
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She once sent a tweet about lesbian relationships meant for her own account out to Scarlet's millions of followers.
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They mostly find homes in niches, like the Gvideo, launched last year, meant for musicians to hold digital scores.
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Dhiaa al-Asadi, a top aide to Sadr, said the cleric had not meant for followers to attack protesters.
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While the products are meant for the body, we're looking forward to finding different ways to utilize the goodies.
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The dock built by Sharp and put on the back of it's displays meant for business and education markets.
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Where some dresses were more meant for the red carpet, others were for a night out on the town.
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It almost feels less like an album and more like a deeply personal mixtape meant for a particular person.
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A newly leaked PowerPoint presentation, meant for investors and obtained by The Verge via WeChat, hammers home this reality.
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The products are all weatherproof and generally seem to be meant for lighting up the outside of a home.
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Unlike most games meant for younger audiences, Starlink isn't a watered-down version of a more traditional video game.
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Each collection is meant for a different type of interior aesthetic, and pairs with one of their custom couches.
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The multitasking improvements notwithstanding, iOS is effectively an OS meant for smartphones, and it really shows on iPad Pro.
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It's also meant for people with limited internet connectivity and expensive data plans that need to be carefully conserved.
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The subsidy program was meant for small businesses, and firms controlled by the billionaire businessman Babis would not qualify.
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In July, when Michael Kors bought Jimmy Choo for $1.2 billion dollars, we wondered what that meant for business.
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The 4493 is a smaller unit, meant for people with space constraints, and is less flexible because of that.
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Manufacturing and sales of the truck, meant for urban distribution and waste management, should begin in Europe next year.
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It's a mid-range phone meant for BlackBerry loyalists who've grown to love and rely upon BlackBerry's productivity apps.
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Congressmen and mayors team up to put in their pockets some of the money meant for local infrastructure projects.
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Lawrence's little girl, somewhat reminiscent of a Matrix kid, speaks up, telling him the maze isn't meant for him.
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YouTube is meant for video, but as most everyone has figured out by now, it's also great for music.
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It also seeks out smaller companies whose needs have not been met by compliance solutions meant for large enterprises.
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The World tab includes options meant for the environment, such as a delicious-looking slice of augmented-reality pizza.
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Cub Scouts, meant for kids ages 7 to 10, will remain as is — as will the organization's overall name.
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Results from the test will be used to inform the development of more sophisticated flying aircraft meant for Mars.
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While deaf people often grow up thinking that sound is not meant for them, that often isn't the case.
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In July 2015, the FDA detained 1,000 vials of sodium thiopental meant for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
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"The way we see it is that microservices and the cloud were really meant for each other," he said.
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She can imagine Kara's face as she makes the morbid connection between the upgrade and what it's meant for.
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Miley Cyrus is a household name now, but long before she became famous the singer was meant for stardom.
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In the wake of these horrific events, we immediately considered what it meant for the timing of our film.
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Alongside the design changes, Chrome OS is also getting a slightly altered design meant for use on touchscreen Chromebooks.
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A flotilla of cargo ships laden with paper meant for recycling has been stuck for weeks in local waters.
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Trumpcare collapsed because Americans overwhelmingly recognized the cruelty and higher costs it meant for them and their loved ones.
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The series is meant for high-performance DSLRs or mirrorless cameras and offers up to 299MB/s write speeds.
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The Mexican President also reflected on the huge embarrassment that El Chapo's July 11 escape meant for his government.
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But they shouldn't look too closely because really they could crash and these glasses are meant for glances only.
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It's clear the framers of the Constitution meant for impeachment to broadly cover any transgression from a rogue president.
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And for those who are cynical ... check out his Dr. Phil moment ... it's meant for folks just like them.
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Unlike the Zeeq, which was meant for only a sleeper's ears, the Kushion plays music for an entire room.
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The Stick Up Cam is meant for home security and that means relatively fast residential Wi-Fi and broadband.
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We still haven't been able to answer the question, how much has central bank stimulus meant for earnings overall?
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Smith had previously said the opinion hosts on his network "don't have rules" and are just meant for entertainment.
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Officials have also said dollars meant for defense construction projects will be put back in next year's defense budget.
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Rosselló's government has been accused of corruption and funneling public funds meant for hurricane recovery into its own pockets.
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It's tough to remember that they both belong to the same species, and are meant for (broadly) similar work.
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At first, the videos were only meant for himself, with YouTube being a convenient way to archive the experience.
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Finally, what has it meant for you to be part of the Broadway community over the past few years?
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"When I got the money, I was sure it was meant for me to do something big," Lawlor said.
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If he meant for Congress to begin impeachment proceedings with the evidence he's already gathered, he should say that.
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The pamphlet, meant for parents, talks about addressing children's conduct online, including cyberbullying and how to navigate inappropriate content.
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Some problems are so mind-bogglingly hard that they seem impossible, even if they're meant for elementary school students.
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They're practical, meant for everyday wear, and, perhaps, a step forward in what we consider "smart clothing" to be.
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It's called the Space Monitor, presumably because it gives you space, not because it's meant for use in space.
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Although they were mainly meant for my kids to marvel over, I think I've benefited most from their presence.
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We found this tasting section — dubbed 93rd Street Nibbles — that was meant for demonstrations of different Trader Joe's products.
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The fact that the place was meant for social media, rather than real life, seemed not to concern her.
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The idea of architectural schemes that are not meant for execution is in and of itself a sound idea.
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Mozart never meant for it to be an overture for the Requiem, but on Wednesday the juxtaposition was seamless.
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It was not clear what Mr. Sanchez's resignation at Southwest Key meant for his role on the school board.
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But the transcription also asks readers: what happens to a text when it was never meant for an audience?
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But I've been thinking, in earnest, about what it might have meant for little me to happen upon this.
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The living room somehow feels as if it were meant for you to walk in and grab a drink.
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It's meant for more "face-to-face" meetings—he gave the example of joining in an office birthday celebration.
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The tracking system is meant for researchers and public officials, but can also be used by the general public.
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I've wiggled out of thousands of uncomfortable hugs and let my cheek catch a kiss meant for my lips.
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Which is why, 20 years later, I appreciate my father's candor, even if it wasn't meant for my ears.
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YouTube claims that its service is not meant for children under 13, but the complaints and research argue otherwise.
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Colbert said the framers of the Constitution probably hadn't meant for the president to be able to pardon himself.
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PhoneSoap makes a few different models, some meant for use on the go, some to be stored at home.
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But it's not about don't use that word around me, it literally was just meant for this one moment.
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But what makes ARM's new chip designs particularly interesting is that they're not really meant for phones and tablets.
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He quickly wrote a front-page article that examined what the news meant for questions about political corruption nationally.
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And yet what those elections really meant for my father was a chance to fight his sense of invisibility.
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The machines, which cost $13,900 for two, are meant for coffee and tea shops, to accommodate fussy brewing requests.
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Farmers use chlorpyrifos to kill insects and some plant pests on numerous crops, including some meant for human consumption.
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It is meant for younger people, or busy people, or "curious people who explore urban environments," Mr. Dillinger said.
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These were drawings meant for my mother's eyes only: the humiliating, worst moments of one young career woman's life.
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It's no surprise that the Ami features a pretty bare-bones interior, since it's not meant for long trips.
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Here's a look inside the $25 billion development that that was financed with money meant for 'distressed' urban areas.
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"The lifestyle community that I'm in… It's meant for being relatable, and that's what people find interesting," she said.
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The manufacturer — which had provided the original hoses — informed the C.D.C. that its products were not meant for breathing.
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It's—you guessed it—meant for that person who wants to be active, but not look like a bum.
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Certainly this meeting, which was being scheduled earlier this week, was meant for December 17th and not February 17th.
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They are not meant for kids to get or citizens in the country to have," he told "Power Lunch.
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Juul insists its products are meant for adult cigarette smokers, not kids and people who have never used tobacco.
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Kelly assumed &aposcorrect the record&apos meant for McGahn to call The New York Times to correct the story.
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They were exhausted and dirty, lacked showers and toilets, and slept in flimsy tents meant for a refugee camp.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how land meant for a planned Foxconn factory in Wisconsin was acquired.
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It's too easy now to forget that at least some of our utterances are not meant for public consumption.
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With its grotesque monsters and ability to conjure overwhelming dread, Guillermo del Toro's work typically isn't meant for children.
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Government contractor BCFS put in a $200,000 order for "bedroom furniture" meant for border facilities, the Boston Globe reported.
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Adult transgender people often tell me what it would have meant for them to have escaped the wrong puberty.
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The program receives funding under Title VI and is meant for cultural and language programs designed to develop experts.
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When asked what it meant for Republicans to back someone who has made racist comments, Barasso dodged the question.
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"Beverly Hills, 90210" was not a show that was meant for critical thinking — it was about emotions above all.
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That Arelith uses them for the purpose they are meant for is an achievement, the result of careful tending.
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"If the PSLF program wasn't meant for me -- a teacher who loves her job, pays her bills, and comes from a family where loans were her only option -- who was it meant for," Finlaw is expected to say to members of the House Education and Labor committee, according to her prepared testimony.
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Maybe your first big rug purchase was that quintessential, under-$100 chevron meant for sprucing up your college dorm room.
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Taking an institution that was never meant for us as Black people, as queer people, and claiming it as ours.
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Quentin Tarantino's no stranger to pushing the envelope ... and that applies to the age limits on rides meant for children.
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The moment felt untouchable, even if Obama decided not to go off on what the night meant for black people.
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"We have approximately an additional 70 rounds, and what those rounds were meant for may never be known," Shea said.
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It's meant for you to really listen and to connect and to move your waistline, if you feel like it.
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Those aren't for cheerily gathering grub; they're meant for impaling other mammals and scaring the hell out of grown adults.
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It's still not meant for Instagram browsing but the important stuff is easy to access like maps or phone calls.
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According to the book, out Tuesday, Fischer knew she and Krasinski, 38, were meant for the roles from the beginning.
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The drug is meant for women with advanced ovarian cancer who have already been treated with two or more chemotherapies.
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What people thought it meant: For a first lady who doesn't say much, this jacket seemed to communicate a lot.
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It's meant for frying (obviously) and dehydrating — a combination of a low-speed fan and low temperature ensures thorough dehydration.
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Whereas Lego Boost is meant for seven- to 12-year-olds, the new Powered Up line is eight and up.
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And the K7, a four-wheeled robot meant for patrolling perimeters of airports and such, is going beta next year.
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Comics had traditionally been meant for a younger audience, but Lee saw potential in telling stories for an older crowd.
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While I work, I drink a black cherry Polar seltzer (obsessed) and eat snacks meant for my one-year-old.
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This law, they insisted, was meant for the benefit of whites, and causes men of color to live in fear.
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Instead, they were presented with two options: attend the schools meant for black students or go to a private school.
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Instead, I use a liquid pen meant for eyebrows to meticulously apply individual dots one by one every single day.
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Looking back on her 2014 town hall, she marvels at what it meant for body image and stigmas surrounding illness.
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This violation, and ensuing similar instances, prompted a dialogue on the ethics of looking at photos not meant for you.
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I wanted to know what it meant for them, and how it changed the version of themselves they put online.
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If that movie is any indication, Travers' never meant for Poppins to be all that sweet in the first place.
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Jackinsky accidentally entered an area of the airport meant for private flights and it was there that she spotted Obama.
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"Face lotions might have something in it that isn't meant for non-intact skin, and that will burn," Fusco says.
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The stylus they ship with is the tiny kind meant for quick notes rather than intensive image creation and editing.
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If it was indeed created by Arnold, we can assume it's meant for a host, not a guest, to find.
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Diageo CEO Ivan Menezes said he was optimistic about what the past year's results meant for the upcoming fiscal year.
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I got a whole plane to myself when I was accidentally booked on a flight just meant for moving crew.
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North Korea claimed that leader Kim Jong Un had inspected a hydrogen bomb meant for a new intercontinental ballistic missile.
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They're two guys who any girl would be lucky to be with, I just knew they weren't meant for me.
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Instead, some businesses besides restaurants will be able to use a new version of UberRush not meant for prepared foods.
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As for the media, be aware that your blanket coverage of a symbolic gesture meant for infamy does not help.
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But The Exercise Dress isn't meant for one specific sport, it's just meant to be worked out in, Haney says.
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There's a lot of interest in HomePod — the Apple "smart speaker" that's meant for music and has Siri built-in.
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The party's leader, Khaleda Zia, has languished in jail since February, on charges of misdirecting funds meant for an orphanage.
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The programmable button comes at a significant markup—$20 versus the usual $5—and it's really only meant for developers.
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The Anafi's 25 minute mark really is a sweet spot for drones meant for travelers and people on the go.
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LG is also releasing an Airport Cleaning Robot, which is an industrial-sized robot vacuum cleaner also meant for airports.
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He also is charged with theft of government funds — more than $8,700 in Social Security benefits meant for the victim.
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Content ID, however, is mostly meant for the copyright owners of music and music videos, trailers and recordings of performances.
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The Jakarta Post editorial board was brutal in its assessment of the campaign and what it had meant for Indonesia.
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It was not a statement meant for the American people or even the Republican party, but for the DC establishment.
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But in terms of what that's meant for Britain as a country, I think it has come off the worse.
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But even more so on this record 'cause I didn't mix the film recordings, and they were meant for film.
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This is because planes and cars are meant for very different purposes, and merging the two means making terrible compromises.
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Tools meant for showing the world as it happens have been harnessed to broadcast murders, rapes, suicides, and even torture.
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" Asked about accusations that the Mazzoncinis had obtained their guardianship fraudulently, Mureithi said: "Guardianship is not meant for non-citizens.
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It's one of those things where you know you're not meant for each other, so there's closure and longevity there.
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In 2009, the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis published a report, meant for internal use only.
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Anesthesiologists are particularly stigmatized for opioid addiction because stealing or diverting drugs meant for patients is considered unethical and unlawful.
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Several opposition lawmakers pressed the prime minister in parliament on Monday to clarify what her negotiating stance meant for businesses.
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Mini: A small iron works great as a travel iron, but it definitely is not meant for heavy-duty work.
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Glass, who has told Bridges that she was "meant for this role," makes a surprise appearance onstage for the bow.
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He meant for his Bratz to come in pick-your-own skin colors and to have monetizably vague ethnic names.
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