More even than most forms of dance, and more even than most other Brown pieces, "Set and Reset" dramatizes transition and metamorphosis, often within individual phrases.
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We should move toward a more even tax treatment of types of business income (corporate and pass-through) and a more even tax treatment of debt- and equity-financed investments.
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You'll get more even distribution of the marinade this way!
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What's more, even competitive districts are producing pretty polarized legislators.
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So it could easily be a year, or more, even.
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I always want to push it even more, even further.
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Don't ask me to pay more, even if I'm wealthy.
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More even than building a wall on our southern border.
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"Utility" has a less daring spirit and a more even result.
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They cancel more even more noise now, and they're more comfortable.
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More even than his intellectual achievements which of course are enormous.
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I could hear all these and more, even through my helmet.
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What's more, even the fruity flavors may be back on shelves.
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The men's draw has a seemingly more even distribution of contenders.
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He separates that public persona from his more even-keeled disposition.
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What's more, even young people who do drink aren't binge-drinking.
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The ACA has put buyers and sellers on a more even footing.
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Only this time, they were joined by more even-handed media outlets.
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It'd give them more even coverage of the visible spectrum, and tetrachromacy.
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The numbers get more even within non-technical and customer support jobs.
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Since using it, my face looks clearer, brighter, and more even, too.
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Relationships, if you're straight, and they're more even, are stronger and happier.
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So is your plan basically more — even more of the Obama stimulus?
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And they love that band even more, even though they're openly abusive.
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My skin was brighter, more radiant, and my complexion was more even.
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Ironically, the tables will have turned or at least be more even.
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What's more, even under difficult budgetary conditions, America has done it before.
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The tone is more even, it looks brighter, and my face feels smoother.
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Haider al-Abadi, Iraq's prime minister, seems more even-handed than his predecessors.
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But you'd think a condensed schedule would keep things more even, not less.
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He also pledged to file more even more complaints on a rolling basis.
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Three simple steps to splaying a turkey for faster and more even roasting.
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His face also seems to have been smoothed and made more even-toned.
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So many other people have done so much more, even in our department.
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On the federal level, however, we are witnessing a more even-keeled dialogue.
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And on that front, all corporations must take more even more targeted action.
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Lyft has shed a bit more even than its bigger ride-hailing rival.
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She uses the wipes every night to give her face a more even tone.
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It doesn't behove me to be the nihilist any more, even for creative reasons.
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What's more: Even Swift conceded that Kanye referencing her in the song was complimentary.
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We are always in contact with it, more even than with other people's bodies.
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My skin is definitely more even and I do detect a bit of radiance.
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Just gonna let the first ones create tracks for a more even, efficient flow.
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The blood also disperses, which will provide you with a more even skin tone.
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What's more, even when there is an inheritance, it's often dispersed among multiple heirs.
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Democratic congressional candidates are raising more money than Republicans, more even than Republican incumbents.
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Overall, the split was more even, with 28503 percent supporting and 22019 percent opposing.
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There is also one more, even less flattering, reason for Pruitt air travel indulgences.
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Alexander called it playing "the long game" to get to a more even split.
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Unfortunately, there was a great deal I didn't know — more, even, than I'd realized.
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Leading into the Olympics, he sought a more even balance of athleticism and artistry.
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By setting multiple eero's up around your home, you'd have more even, consistent coverage.
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Her singing is more measured, her phrasing more deliberate, her emotional keen more even.
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However, other studies point to a more even split in the gender of victims.
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I find myself using my phone more even though my iPad is within arm's reach.
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Sushi SandwichesBasically a sushi burger, except with seaweed and a more even rice layer. 5.
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A more even distribution of wealth may be one result, greater diversity of thought another.
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But JP Morgan has indicated that the split with rival centers may be more even.
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Chicken tenders call for very little ketchup, but French fries require a more even proportions.
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And yet, somehow, it's also Simmons who seems far more even-keeled about the spectacle.
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As new research shows, Woodstock was more even more chaotic and spontaneous than we imagined.
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It's also killing more people than ever before—in some areas more even than fentanyl.
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No promise of winning, but a shot to try on a more even playing field.
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Retailers who disaggregate their prices end up selling more, even as their customers trust them less.
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To fight back, companies need to be willing to share more, even about embarrassing security incidents.
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Grassley, who is up for reelection this year, offered a more even-handed response on Tuesday.
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Siri can do so much more, even help you book a restaurant at your favorite restaurant.
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Since they are older, they can afford more, even though it may be their first home.
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The firm said it would also standardize the interviews to provide more even comparisons between candidates.
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Caudalie Vinoperfect Natural Brightening Stars, $79 ($115 value)The vegan way to brighter, more even skin.
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Read more: Even 31 dead might not get red flag laws passed in Ohio and Texas.
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It provides a more even playing field than YouTube and the barrier to entry is lower.
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Tan-Luxe's Wonder Oil features a roller-ball applicator to give you a more even tan.
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Pork and fruit are costing more even as Beijing reassures the public that supplies are plentiful.
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Those impulsive goodbyes, however, were engineered by George Steinbrenner, not his more even-tempered son, Hal.
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Sometimes less can be more, even when it comes to the possibility of low turnout numbers.
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My overall skin tone is already much more even, and my shaving irritation has nearly disappeared.
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So it's safe to say the scandal-ridden administration is now more even more scandal-ridden.
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Stocks are continuing to advance but the advances are more even, with even lagging sectors doing better.
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Singh said India is likely to become more even reliant on other countries for its energy needs.
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Rather than be deterred by his amputation, he started climbing even more, even taking up ice climbing.
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My tone was more even, and my skin clearer and smoother to the touch without losing hydration.
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They kept telling me that I had to gain more, even though my weight was totally fine.
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A 32GB RAM module truly does cost more, even at supplier prices, than a 16GB RAM module.
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A power suit, Mowarin says, has the potential to put females on a more even playing field.
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But for Bain, it meant a little more -- even with Tuesday night's winning layup on the road.
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But you probably don't want to buy a Phantom any more, even though DJI will keep selling them.
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Over time, it expects a much more even ratio of online to in-store orders — with Nordstrom's help.
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And in East Africa, where LGBT rights are frequently under threat, the situation could be more even dire.
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Artificial intelligence is much more than another Silicon Valley buzzword—more, even, than seminal products like the smartphone.
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What's more, even the phones they are done with are increasingly "good enough" for users in emerging markets.
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Only Brazil, Germany and Italy have won more, even though Uruguay's population of 3.4m is less than Berlin's.
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What's more, even if we hit the 1.5°C goal, the planet will still face massive, devastating changes.
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He suggested removing regulations for internet providers would put them on more even footing with the web firms.
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What's more, even as business migrated online, Charming Charlie overextended itself, opening 79 stores between 2013 and 2015.
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But I would blame Bernie more, even though I had a daughter-in-law who voted for her.
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The FSB report called on G20 leaders to ensure such rules were implemented on a more even basis.
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Well, the days I use it, my skin looks clearer, smoother, and generally more even-toned and balanced.
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Notably more even-tempered than during his appearances in the primaries, Trump hinted at his more "presidential" demeanor.
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Please, Kellyanne Conway, stick around one year more, even if your husband hates me more than Al Gore.
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More even than most people will fit into one playthrough, and yes, this story changes with your choices.
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"Iran is not being seen as a danger any more even for the Western countries," the official said.
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Still, Mr. Diaz wanted more, even after landing a regular role on "Lopez," a comedy on TV Land.
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Democrats in Congress were given a more even split, though a 53 percent majority still disapprove of their performance.
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"The election of November was about reforming Washington, probably more even than when Obama ran in 2008," Abramoff said.
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Apple cider vinegar and clay are powerful exfoliants, and, over time, my tone has become a bit more even.
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Saturn's rings throw off a considerable amount of light, more even than any of the stars around the planet.
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MOST WOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IF THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME WAS A LITTLE BIT MORE EVEN, GDP WOULD BE HIGHER.
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In Japan they have a mindset that values robotics much more, even if it sometimes doesn't make economic sense.
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Alex fielded my frenzied slack messages and helped me to find a more even approach to problems many times.
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As a result, fans want to interact with all brands more, even the big, traditional ones like Sally Hansen.
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Following the short-covering rally, the balance of risks appears more even, or maybe tilted slightly to the downside.
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It turned out, the colder the bean, the more uniform particles it produced, and the more even the flavor.
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A great way to make a more even team fight is to get to an area with limited space.
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The party-line numbers are slightly more even in Senate races, with 21 Republican and 29 Democratic women running.
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You'll be left with skin that looks, well, just like your skin but a little more even and illuminated.
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What's more, even though whites and blacks use marijuana at similar rates, blacks are more harshly punished for it.
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What's more, even the encouraging progress seen recently in the electricity sector won't continue indefinitely without further, drastic changes.
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It has a heat core that helps the center of your pizza cook faster for a more even bake.
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If the event was considered a mismatch as a fight, it was a more even contest of promotional antics.
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The move allows consumers to apply artsy filters, swap out backgrounds and more even before the picture is taken.
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He was one of the most handsomest guys you would ever see, more even in person than in film.
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And he has demonstrated no interest in learning or caring more, even when Americans on the mainland are threatened.
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That persona turned her into more than just a surrogate for her father, more even than a character witness.
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Using the oven provides more-even heat for cooking the rice, and frees up your stovetop for other dishes.
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Bee walks through all of that and more, even drawing on an Alien analogy to top off her segment.
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Now, the two are on a more even playing field — suspiciously circling each other, then closing in for a hug.
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That included 87 percent of Republicans, and what's more, even Democrats supported it by a narrow 44-43 percent margin.
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My whole thought process was: How do we make your skin more even, in regards to the coloring and pigmentation?
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But that front-facing camera can be brutal in showing blackheads, breakouts, and more, even for a camera-ready celeb.
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It's a clever machine, and the shapes are much more even and symmetrical than what most human hands can create.
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The next morning, my acne scars were less visible, and the tone of my skin felt smoother and more even.
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Crucially, it puts Twitter on more even footing with Facebook, which has made permanent videos the default from the beginning.
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The audience was a more even split of tourists and locals, making for a far more interesting dynamic than Friday.
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Americans are earning more, even accounting for inflation, and have made up almost all ground lost since the Great Recession.
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More than being Dominican, more than being an immigrant, more, even, than being of African descent, my rape defined me.
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" There's more ... "Even though Roy Jones Jr. won't remember his name, he'll beat the hell out of Michael B. Jordan.
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People in the tech community hope the issue blows over once more, even as they prepare for another prolonged fight.
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There's also a more even divide now than in December over whether the investigation is likely to implicate Trump personally.
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But economics, more even than environmental concerns, is consigning nuclear power in its present form to history's technological trash can.
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That suggests these teams, when playing at their best, are probably more even than their regular-season performances might suggest.
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Rich people, for example, are not interested in wealth redistribution or taxing the rich more, even if most voters are.
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What's more, even among those who really are guilty of something or other, there is a range of available punishments.
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He argued for more even-keeled tax reform that doesn't place the burden of funding squarely on retailers and mass importers.
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"What has been discussed is to make the playing field a little bit more even" between large institutions and smaller ones.
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Save more Even if your parents do intend to leave you an inheritance, saving money should still be your top priority.
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Instead, Apple News and its editors will take a more even-handed approach, according to its editor-in-chief Lauren Kern.
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What's more, even if opioids work to treat acute, short-term pain, they won't always work for chronic, long-term pain.
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More, even, than the class divide, which used to define British politics, age is now the best indicator of voting intentions.
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Harvey says you'll end up waking up more, even if you don't remember, and won't get the same length of sleep.
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Somehow all of this makes the family trust Hakeem more, even though bringing Camilla into the fold was originally his handiwork.
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After a few weeks of using it once a week, my temperamental combination skin is smoother, clearer, and more even overall.
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It was such a popular optional minigame in CDPR's 2015 hit that fans clamored for more, even created their own decks.
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What's more, even though it appeared that someone had typed up the script for him, Trump just had to ad-lib.
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And a study found that freezing coffee beans before grinding them led to a better grind and a more even flavor.
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Bock said that a more even distribution between studios at the box office next year will be good for the industry.
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"When you administer cannabinoids to animals, as in humans, they start to eat more even if they're full," Horvath tells MUNCHIES.
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After a week of using Indie Lee Brightening Cleanser ($34), I noticed my skin tone was dramatically brighter and more even.
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But there is always more — even in Los Angeles — and so, as his desultory mystery unfolds, he turns his attention elsewhere.
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You look at the Asia-Pacific region, and China growth is slowing a little bit more even than had been anticipated.
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If the first group proves successful, then the authority plans to obtain more, even perhaps, the entire rest of the order.
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Besides white noise, you can pick from a variety of sounds, including thunder, rain, wind chimes, and more — even a train.
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Lofgren is seen as a more even-keeled and judicious member of the team than some of her more vocal colleagues.
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What's more, even among the customers who have ventured back to Chipotle, 13 percent say they opt for the restaurant less often.
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What's more, even among the customers who have ventured back to Chipotle, 13 percent said they opt for the restaurant less often.
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It is clear that in the 21st century, America and China should cooperate more, even as they compete from time to time.
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Labor unions in turn have demanded a more even disbursement of wealth after years of wage austerity that curbed significant pay increases.
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Paul has his own controversies tooPaul has a much more even split of followers, with 47% male and 53% female, Jones said.
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If anything, it makes them love him more — even if it makes him seem like a buffoonish character from HBO's Silicon Valley.
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Not only does the Calphalon oven heat up faster, it also delivers 40% more even heat compared to conventional tube heating elements.
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Where Mr Thomas goes further is in arguing that people are not merely rearranging more even-handedly a shrinking number of species.
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The source of energy that the province relies on actually seems to matter quite a bit—more even than these researchers anticipated.
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The lightweight gel absorbs quickly while glycolic acid helps exfoliate dead skin cells and reveal a smoother, more even-looking complexion underneath.
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The hook will keep it from slipping into your stockpot, and the handle will make for an easier, more even-handed pour.
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Perhaps that person will slowly be able to empathize or understand more, even take steps politically and socially to preserve the phenomenon.
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In fact, the entire dynamic of the industry is based around getting people to consume more even though you don't need it.
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If both men and women are taking time away from work for child care, the playing field gets a bit more even.
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Do you personally regret not doing more, even if doing more meant exceeding the bounds of your role as an intelligence professional?
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What's more, even if OPEC's members agree to detailed production cuts, countries could always cheat and fail to reduce output in practice.
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I see smaller pores, a more even complexion, and a reduction in the fine lines that have been congregating on my face.
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That timing is important because an untreated infected person can transmit the virus for 20 days or more, even without showing symptoms.
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But in three other key states — Nevada, Florida and Arizona — the balance between the two types of swing voters is more even.
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In any event, Ms. Sanders struck a more even-handed and pragmatic tone than did our South Korean interlocutors the night before.
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What's more, even as individuals are being forced to pay more for less care, some have been forced into part-time work.
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Across the legacy tech landscape, investors have come to expect more, even from companies that are also generating better share price returns.
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Instead, you can take the cup off the base and shake it up to redistribute ingredients and get a more even blend.
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The scope of In Close Proximity is broad, and I think it could have focused more — even solely — on the Sahrawi people.
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All convey the notion of reaching a place where reality just doesn't feel real any more, even though you know it is.
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But in an interview with national Hebrew language daily newspaper, Trump gave a more even-handed assessment of the obstacles to peace.
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In the morning, I noticed my skin looked more radiant and my makeup went on smoother and more even than the day before.
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What's more, even if OPEC's members agree to detailed production cuts, the country could always cheat and fail to reduce output in practice.
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They are also required to file reports for certain cash or wire transactions of $10,000 or more, even if those transactions seem legitimate.
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But you get another offer from a company that is giving you a higher salary that's more even after factoring in loan assistance.
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With a slow pour, you'll have full control over how evenly your coffee is saturated with water, allowing for more even flavor extraction.
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It's a good salary for a young, single person like me to get to enjoy life a little more, even in San Francisco.
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What's more, even if the scales are evening up in the West, the habits of hundreds of years are going to die hard.
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This song and video feel as though they sidesteps that aspect of the book, putting the characters on a bit more even footing.
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And what's more, even if the site you got the piece from deletes the original, the page still sits unharmed in your inbox.
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After nearly two months of use, I've noticed smoother skin, fewer breakouts, and reduced scarring, which has made for a more even complexion.
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GBTC shares gained nearly 500 percent this year, more even than the 332 percent rise of bitcoin BTC=BTSP to more than $4,100.
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Republicans, who have spent far more freely on special elections this year than have Democrats, will face a more even financial playing field.
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It made my teeth whiter after one day's worth of sessions and continued to make them more even and bright with ongoing use.
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Take away the superdelegate count, and the Democratic numbers are much more even — Clinton has a lead of 168, rather than 600-plus.
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There was more even good news about previous months: An already strong January report was bumped higher to 000,000 new jobs as well.
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And isn't helping Gracie learn how to make decisions about what to wear — and many more even important things in life — my job?
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It also means the North American bid can cover three times as much territory, more, even, than the famously mobile Gulati ever could.
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The more candidates who hit the 15 percent mark, the more even the delegates will be handed out tonight (The New York Times).
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A properly processed device can yield emails, text messages, call logs, location history, photos, metadata and more — even material that has been deleted.
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What's more, even if a student never graduates, they are still responsible for their loan and it won't be forgiven even in bankruptcy.
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IHOP's same-store sales grew by 1.2% during its third quarter, helped by customers spending more even though fewer customers visited its restaurants.
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That's in the moderate strength range, so you'll see better texture and more even tone over time (but could also see slight irritation).
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The goal is to slough off the superficial top layer of the skin, thus leading to a more even and lighter skin tone.
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That said, the Apple Watch still lingers in that one-day category, so it's clear people still don't demand more, even if it's inconvenient.
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The e-cigarette users were also more likely to cut down their smoking by 50 percent or more, even if they didn't quit entirely.
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The buildable sheer-to-medium pigment is so natural-looking, and the formula also contains vitamin C and turmeric to leave skin more even.
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The crackdown has become more even more ruthless under President Xi Jinping in the years since Birdstriking's 220 album was released outside of China.
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Then, the X1 Processor ramps up the HDR quality, delivering blacks and whites that will definitely offer lighting that's more even, brighter, and natural.
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More even than the Norway option, it means accepting all EU rules without any vote, a position labelled by many Tory MPs as vassalage.
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Even this many years later, one week of using it left my skin clearer and more even-toned than it has been in months.
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Gillespie said he appreciated Trump's endorsement but declined to say whether he would ask for more, even parroting Trump's own words in doing so.
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The cast-iron also distributes the heat for more even cooking throughout, as well as for a more consistent crust over the steak's surface.
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What's more, even if trends in the power sector look promising, electricity is only responsible for about 30 percent of US greenhouse gas emissions.
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It would create a more even financial playing field between parents (mothers especially) who drop out of the workforce and those who stay in.
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I took a taste, dealt with the heat, recovered quickly and wanted more, even as my eyes were tearing and nose starting to run.
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Butcher has tatted images of stars like Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan and more ... even Sylvester Stallone has shouted him out for his Rambo image.
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Tricia Wang Photo: Ted Talks Tricia Wang Photo: Ted Talks What's more, even the holy grail of data can only take you so far.
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There were some years I didn&apost receive a dollar more, even though I had perfect marks and outstanding comments on my annual review.
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But Color is more than that, more even than about the vibrancy of color that contrasts with his better known black and white work.
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Older people, in particular, need to save more — even if they've been diligent savers — because they have less time to catch up before retirement.
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What's more, even the investing strategies that worked out well for previous generations might be disastrous if used today because the world has changed.
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What's more, even if trends in the power sector look promising, electricity is only responsible for about 221 percent of US greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tonight's returns, more even than Saturday's in South Carolina, are a "your move" moment for a GOP establishment that may have no good moves left.
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Grandstaff: They'd have me do ten takes in a row just to get it a little flatter, a little more even, a little more monotone.
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What's more, even increasing chatter about a recession can make it more likely and turn it into a sort of "self-fulfilling prophecy," Stevenson said.
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Etsy: If you're expecting arts-and-crafts-style work from hobbyists, think again — Etsy offers so much more (even though we love the crafts, too).
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So that forced us to make him more even-keeled, and we played him as a stoic samurai hero, unaffected by everything he's going through.
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But this show is more than that, more even than about the vibrancy of color that contrasts with his better known black and white work.
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But they pointed to polls showing strong public support for making large corporations pay more — even within a GOP increasingly dependent on blue-collar voters.
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English teams earn more, even though Spain's top clubs are superior on the pitch, winning the past five Champions League competitions, Europe's most prestigious tournament.
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Stila's One Step Correct is our top pick because it makes skin tone look more even as well as keeping foundation in place all day.
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That's not a great world, and an opportunity I think to figure out how to create a more even playing field for independent game creators.
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Other ways to build in flexibility into a plan include potentially treating different beneficiaries in an unequal manner to make things more even, said Levine.
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I will say, though, it definitely perked me up in the morning, and after a week of it, my skin looked much more even-toned.
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How this has changed in the last 20 years is uncertain, and whether these containers will last for 10,000 years or more even less so.
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It's a hell of a lot of money, more even than the $50M round the company raised to develop its original consumer camera — which flopped.
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Microblading involves the use of a sharp tool to place tiny amounts of pigment under skin to create the appearance of fuller, more even brows.
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But with so many short positions now covered, the balance of short-term price risks appears more even than at any time since early June.
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And some, of course, have more, even, in some cases, hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt they fear they'll never be able to repay.
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But kombucha can still set you back $3 a bottle or more, even if you buy it at Wal-Mart (where, yes, it's now available).
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Both issues set up dramatic showdowns in Congress, especially if the midterm elections this year result in a more even split between Democrats and Republicans.
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Employers can get away with conduct that would be regarded as unprofessional in fields with a more even balance of power between management and talent.
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But more even than the kindness of the Senators or their deferential questions, I was just struck by how little they seemed to understand Facebook.
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Non-dystopian, and more, even if it's not in conversation with dystopic literature, it's arguing that social systems are inherently good, if that makes sense?
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When most people say "menopause," they mean more than just the end of female reproductive functions and more, even, than just the accompanying hormonal changes.
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For example, you could put fries on the two baking trays or you could toss them in the rotating basket for a more even cook.
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More even than usual with "The Winter's Tale," you feel that it will truly require a miracle to bring these scrapping feral figures into harmony.
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It's as though doing more (even when we're doing something as simple and sedentary as riding a train) with less is always the ultimate goal.
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"Because the funny thing about money is you always feel like you need more — even when you have enough, you never have enough," Reining said.
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Doing so, however, lets the watch receive news alerts, weather updates, notifications and more, even if a user leaves his or her iPhone at home.
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At the state level, where the playing ground was more even, Democrats flipped seven governors' mansions and gained over 300 seats in state legislative elections.
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The rest of the evening consisted of a more even matchup of Cage and Duchamp's wife, Teeny, while the chess master sat at the table observing.
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Keep in mind that you may be able to save more even more if you check out the store's weekly sale prices before you go shopping.
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But MacRansom and MacSpy show once again that bad guys are starting to target Macs more and more, even offering them as a service to others.
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These proposed changes would make the enforcement of laws protecting birds more even-handed, while giving industry greater incentives to make their operations safer for birds.
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But even as talks between South Korea and the U.S. appear set to proceed on a more even keel, the initial tone may overshadow their progress.
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These procedures, when performed in a series of treatments, can help remove redness and brown spots and encourage a more even-toned skin with smoother texture.
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Girls Who Code is addressing this problem by giving girls from all backgrounds the chance at a more even playing field with coding education and support.
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Ben Thompson laments what he calls "privacy hysteria" and calls for a more even-keeled discussion of the benefits and drawbacks of data sharing and collection.
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What's more, even when both robots offered information about the new animal, the children were significantly more likely to believe the information from the expressive one.
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Yang noted that misuse of prescription drugs like OxyContin, which is an opioid, often leads to an addiction to more even more serious substance abuse problems.
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He also recommends mixing lump charcoal with wood in a ratio of about 30 percent to 70 percent to produce a hotter, more even-burning fire.
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It was a more even playing field, where a group with less power had the same claim to a voice as a group with more power.
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Of course, you might believe the federal government has too much debt and shouldn't take on even more — even if it's technically able to do so.
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Shields, who is not attending Saturday's meeting, wants Buffett to reveal more, even if shareholders can "safely assume" his eventual successor as chief executive is top-flight.
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Lactic acid gently sloughs away dead skin cells, and glycolic acid buffs and exfoliates the skin to reveal a smoother texture to and more even-toned complexion.
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The matchmaking system is also going to be stricter Players won't get matched with a wide skill range of players, instead offering a more even playing field.
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And Microsoft will soon begin to publicly test Project xCloud, a system for streaming games to mobile devices, that may bring more even gamers into its ecosystem.
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But what's more, even American trade publications, like US Weekly, called a recent headband of hers a "head scarf," despite clear, visual evidence her hair was exposed.
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Manchester City's spending spree between 237 and 21 included £230m ($453m) of transfer fees, more even than Mr Abramovich splurged in his first four years at Chelsea.
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When Caesars Entertainment, a casino group, went bankrupt in 2015, auditors valued its loyalty database at $1bn, more even than its property on the Las Vegas strip.
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Our 29 picks cover cult-favorite cookies, Shake Shack secrets, craft beer guides, Chrissy Teigen's personal cravings, and so many more (even Bob's Burgers makes an appearance!).
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Or use a workout-tracking app to push yourself to do more—even if it's one more second on the bike or another rep of an exercise.
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What's more, even as states around the country pass increasingly restrictive abortion laws, anti-abortion extremists are becoming more aggressive, and providers are facing even more threats.
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No forward logged more even-strength ice time than Turris (20:20), and few were as dangerous from opening faceoff until the final horn to end overtime.
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It's not ideal and I know it sounds a bit old-fashioned, but it's what we came up with for now to make things feel more even.
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Starting in the 1980s, Deng Xiaoping's agenda of economic reform helped return Chinese society to a more even and pragmatic keel — at least until the Tiananmen crackdown.
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The pot and pan have a three-layer design to ensure optimal heat for more even cooking — heat is evenly distributed along the bottom and side walls.
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They're spoon-feeding us our daily intake of mindless gossip, and like Pavlov's dog, we are left salivating for more — even if we don't actually watch the show.
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Ghostbusters is pure entertainment that leaves you wanting more — even though it was also excellent enough that it could've and maybe should've been left alone (see: Ghostbusters II).
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What's more, even after the FAA does approve a fix, Boeing will face the challenge of getting approval from more than 30 other airline regulators around the world.
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What's more, even if Grindr doesn't have specific health data on you, this information might be enough to identify you as a user of a queer-focused app.
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The contributions - managed by Colombia's pension administrator - will ensure farmers and pickers earn more even if big buyers refuse to pay higher premiums, said platform founder Crawford Hawkins.
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And although the numbers dropped back down in subsequent days, the hashtag is used exponentially more even now than it was in the days prior to Sept. 30.
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At the time, Knepper was outperforming him in those categories, the complaint said — but he ended up earning $22017,2100 more, even before his portion of that year's profits.
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Yep, really: After 10 days of that Tri-Light life, the biggest change I saw in my face is that my skin tone is so much more even.
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Correspondingly, while some of the world's biggest fintech firms are American, the distribution of unicorns and other fast-growing startups is tilting toward a more even global balance.
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Though there were a fair share of more even-keeled responses, the backlash was swift and immediate, with several respondents accusing me of being a "speed-troll" myself.
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What's more: Even if, by hook or by crook, the House manages to pass this compromise bill, it's virtually certain to be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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What is more, even if you choose to read a book on another topic, you will acquire knowledge in other areas which can enhance your lateral thinking skills.
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California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year.
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The beer will not only keep the tender meat moist during cooking, but it will also prop it up and allow for more even cooking around the bird.
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And if you're looking for a glycolic acid cream that will resurface the skin for a brighter, smoother, more even complexion, I recommend checking out The Night Renewer.
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"They're trying to create a more premium advertising experience for advertisers, and they're hoping that people will pay more," even though the audience is smaller, Mr. Heim said.
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Hong Kong is hoping that dual-class shares will put in on a more even footing with New York, which has managed to attract more Chinese tech IPOs.
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Notre-Dame is more than a church, more than a masterpiece of medieval architecture, more even than a symbol of one of the great cities of the world.
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The resolution of the e-paper display is the same at 300 ppi, but it has a couple extra LED lights now for a brighter, more even-looking display.
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What's more, even though the folks at Pact acknowledged the bogus charges as a "known issue," they proceeded to roll out the meal-tracking programs with the same problems.
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That said, the lower-power RTX 2060 Super will cost $400, compared to $350 for the RTX 2060, so the $350 Radeon 5700 may compete on more even footing.
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Stila's One-Step Correct is the ultimate all-in-one product that makes your skin tone look more even, so you can skip the foundation altogether if you want.
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They're more even-keeled, more mellow, have more of a California 'hippie' vibe — but through the lens of wanting someone to constantly be looking at you, approving of you.
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That might mislead a casual observer into thinking that the selective colleges caused them to earn more, even more than their natural smarts and work ethic would've earned them.
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What's more, even highly compromised democracies such as Russia, and now Turkey, maintain a semblance of democratic contestation and electoral process after more than a decade of democratic backsliding.
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The crucial "-isation" question, though, is neither about normality nor West-versus-East, but rather about whether a more even global distribution of power will bring stability or not.
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Many more even pledged to donate thousands of dollars raised through a crowdfunding campaign to her future Democratic opponent over her vote for President Trump's nomination to the court.
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What's more, even with his own party in control of Congress, Trump remarkably couldn't deliver on the big promise that would have pleased his base — repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Also, for extra protection and easy SPF reapplication throughout the day, slightly tinted mineral powder containing SPF is extremely beneficial and can make the skin appear more even-toned.
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However, stainless steel absorbs and transmits heat poorly, so it's often combined with a metal, like aluminum or copper, that has better thermal conductivity for quicker, more even heating.
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The second set was more even, but Tsitsipas made the first big mistake in dumping an easy shot into the net to lose serve for a 5-4 deficit.
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United could and probably should have offered more, even if they wound up paying more than the federally mandated payment for involuntarily bumping, to avoid creating a PR nightmare.
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What's more, even after deactivating his account, Stephens still doesn't seem to grasp why so many found the email he sent to be so distasteful in the first place.
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Neither he nor others had previously explored temperature changes on the oil's surface, and he would have expected a smaller and more even heating effect than Mr. Niazi observed.
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Again, it's the ready access to guns that can kill 9 people and injure 27 more even when it takes police less than a minute to stop the attack.
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To keep things on a more even keel, consider setting up limit orders, which is a request to automatically purchase a stock when it hits a certain price point.
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What's more, even Dan Henderson has a couple of reliable set ups to his right hand, Woodley just throws his naked in answer to anything he sees from the opponent.
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For some industries it is thus the free movement of labour that is the most prized advantage of being in the EU—more even than membership of the single market.
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Chef Samin Nosrat hosts this food series, which is so calming and sensually invigorating that you'll crave more even as you walk away satisfied with what the series offers up.
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"If there is just one takeaway for the world: Events in Hong Kong are about so much more than the bill, more than Lam, more even than democracy," tweeted Wong.
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Their introduction in Asia would put the region on a more even footing with New York, which has managed to attract more Chinese tech initial public offerings via the structure.
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But what's more, even though this video seems goofy and dull, there's a lot that can be gleaned from it — both by NASA and by viewers like you and me.
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It was buggy, had no access to popular Google apps such as Maps, Gmail and more (even though it was built on Android) and didn't have any "must-have" features.
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If you thought that the Democrats winning victories in the midterms would put the country on a more even keel, I have a ticket to Trump University to sell you.
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These newly raised costs are getting passed down through the supply chain, with suppliers attempting to convince existing customers they must pay more, even in cases where a contract exists.
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What is more, even the environmental community is starting to question the benefits of ethanol, citing higher-than-expected carbon emissions in its production, fertilizer runoff, and reduced wildlife habitat.
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" But Risch was more even-keeled when he released a statement hours later, saying they were reviewing material from the State Department and that "we will not let it go.
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"Where was nothing I wanted to work on more, even though I knew that it's really a lot of work to create a company out of thin air," she said.
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Indeed what is distinctive about Clinton, more even than Bush or Obama, is how few examples there are of her ever breaking with the elite consensus on matters of statecraft.
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Abortions have been receiving more even-handed treatment on television as of late, with shows like BoJack Horseman and Crazy Ex Girlfriend destigmatizing the procedure and refusing to cast judgment.
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The radical left-wing Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, which campaigns for a more even distribution of wealth between white and black South Africans, led a rally outside the court.
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To get better media coverage during the campaign, Trump's camp reportedly struck a deal with Sinclair Broadcast Group to give its stations more access in exchange for more even coverage.
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"As the decline in U.S. yields show, the markets will be urging the Fed on to do more even though a September rate cut is already priced in," Ichikawa said.
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What's more, even if Trump and Kim do walk away from the summit with a handshake or even signed agreement, it's possible North Korea could walk out on the deal.
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The truth is, said Osterholm, we're going to have to begin to venture out more and more, even if the data shows that these lockdowns have not flattened the curve.
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American military officials worry that the group is growing once more, even after losing much of its territory in Somalia in recent years and being targeted by American drone strikes.
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And yet so much of the messaging we receive about who can do what in the world is subliminal — the absence of what's missing more even than what is there.
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What's more, even as startup acquisitions of all kinds have skyrocketed — jumping from 279 in 2002 to 853 last year — private equity-related ones have accounted for a growing portion.
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The forecast is the latest sign that U.S. drillers continue to pump more even as benchmark U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures remain stuck in a range below $50 barrel.
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I began to read these less as texts of a retrograde country to deconstruct and more, even though I couldn't even really admit it to myself, as an instruction manual.
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I learned that if all goes well, this procedure is meant to give me smoother, brighter, and more even skin — not to mention eliminate all unwanted peach fuzz and facial hair.
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Plenty of Silicon Valley's investors would be happy to see control shift to more even-handed institutional forces who did not have capital commands that could set terms with a glance.
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Almost a third think they can safely take out 260 percent or more, even though the Social Security Administration estimates that a man turning 210 today will live to age 215.
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I'm not mad about it — and neither is the brighter, smoother, more even skin I've uncovered after two full weeks of hitting the bottle after cleansing and before moisturizing every night.
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To allow for a more even spread, the new law requires that an analysis determine which neighborhoods host the most and fewest marijuana shops and grows before new applications are reviewed.
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The strongest supporters of a narrow definition that would exclude Cruz are generally originalists, and there's a more even split among originalists than there is among constitutional scholars as a whole.
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You may not find yourself courted by the King of Poland (35 years your junior) like the product's muse, but you can expect younger-looking, more radiant, and more even skin.
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Tickets are a lofty $1,500 per person—some a little more, even—which seems pretty crazy at first, but you are going to Fiji, and the ticket includes flights and accommodation.
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In "A Bright Shining Lie," the pain John Paul suffered in childhood somewhat mitigates the pain he caused as an adult, but the relationship with Hopkins was more even more depraved.
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But the bill's authors are working with leadership to see whether it can be changed enough to lock up more, even as moderates and Democrats remain skeptical it can get there.
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If you can find a way to extend your working life by a decade or more, even with part-time work, you give your retirement account that much longer to grow.
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So can the Instant Pot, but the Foodi has more surface area on the bottom, thus providing more room to lay your food down flat for more even cooking without flipping.
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In recent years, America support has operated as not only a subsidy for a wealthy friend but also a deterrent to it doing more, even when facing a genuine existential threat.
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There are hundreds of stories like Tommy's from around the country, and America can help lay the path for success for countless more, even while the incarcerated are serving their sentences.
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The strongest supporters of a narrow definition that would exclude Cruz are generally originalists, but there's a more even split among originalists than there is among constitutional scholars as a whole.
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COLOMBO, July 29 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka can still achieve economic growth of 5 percent or slightly more even with the now-increased monetary policy rates, the central bank chief said on Friday.
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With cybersecurity becoming a tool for government agencies to wage war with other nation-states, it is no surprise that companies want to share less, not more, even with their own governments.
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The teams traded goals in a more even second period Scheifele, counting for the Jets and William Karlsson for Las Vegas, before Winnipeg netminder Connor Hellebuyck shut door in a scoreless third.
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While the top ten players in Wednesday's survey were again all lenders - displacing non-bank liquidity provider XTX Markets - the spread of market share was far more even than in previous years.
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When Generation X was the age of millennials, they had significantly more financial assets — more even than the Boomer generation before them, according to a new report by the Federal Reserve Bank.
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What's more, even the people who didn't meet physical activity guidelines, but did exercise one or two days a week had a lower risk of early death than people who didn't exercise.
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The scientists would like to do more, even larger studies to validate their results, and hope to one day create a general diagnostic tool, and to eventually make something portable and widespread.
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That is more even than it and its allies won in 2014, when voter turnout shrivelled after their main rivals boycotted the polls, leaving the party unopposed in over half the seats.
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The coalition's hope is that if Google has to deal with internal complaints or risks losing talent over the issue, it might redesign search results to be a more even playing field.
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The push to make these cuts is still going to be a battle royal against a powerfully entrenched and well-funded opponent, but this time the odds are a little more even.
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More even-keeled and sure-footed than its predecessor, Ant-Man and the Wasp delivers zippy action, tons of laughs, and the nicest cast of characters we've ever seen in the MCU.
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Hemp fans boast that the crop, which was banned in the US along with marijuana in 20153, has over 22015,2100 uses, more even than the multiverse created out of corn and soy.
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Wolf is a faced-paced, frequently comic look at the enthusiastically awful behavior of a real-life huckster; Equity is a grimmer, darker, more even-keeled story about corporate politics and gamesmanship.
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Supporters say it would create a more even playing field between taxis and ride-hail apps like Uber and Lyft, which over the years have captured much of the traditional industry's business.
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Nobody knows for sure whether we're in for a decline in the stock market of 10 or 20 percent, or more, even if there is a wholesale breakup of the European Union.
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In the course of a conversation about housing, referring to the Fair Housing Act by its full name, instead of "FHA," could invite technologists into the conversation on a more even footing.
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Makes ya wonder if the league caved to public pressure and doled out this late punishment to make things look a little more even now that everyone's spoken their piece on it.
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SO EXPECT THAT WE'RE GONNA GET MORE EVEN INTERESTING IN YEARS TO COME, BUT DEFINITELY WE MADE INROADS AND WE'RE A BEST DESTINATION WITH A BETTER EXPERIENCE THIS YEAR THAN LAST YEAR.
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Similarly, ceramic and porcelain dryers are designed to do the same, but these materials can also result in more even heating for a more consistent temperature to protect your hair from damage.
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Until now, the cooperatives, private companies and publicly traded firms had a more even opportunity to handle the grain supply used in everything from loaves of bread in supermarkets to livestock feed.
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If you later put on a few pounds, "you'll redistribute that fat in a more even pattern over your body as opposed to preferentially gaining it in your thighs," explains Dr. Grossman.
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What's more, even though Pence always said that he opposed discrimination of any kind, he had the chance to put legislation where his words were following the RFRA controversy — and he didn't.
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Teams can light up the scoreboard by having their quarterback sling the ball around to a cast of such athletes, and all of a sudden the playing field becomes much more even.
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U.S. companies also say they feel increasingly unwelcome in China, with business lobbies calling for more even-handed enforcement of laws and regulations to create a level playing field for global firms.
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Rangers 4, Senators 1 | Series tied, 343-2 Even if it felt like more, even if it felt like a victory that asphyxiated the Ottawa Senators' playoff aspirations, it was only one.
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More even than our Indochina debacle, it could bury George Patton's dictum about our addiction to victory, our contempt for defeat, by proving that 21st-century Americans have learned to swallow stalemate.
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"It opens up a space and what I would like to see is a more even fight between speed and tech disciplines," said Kjetil Jansrud, a 34-year-old Norwegian speed specialist.
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It has made me interact with his family more – even if some of the conversations were uncomfortable – and this has strengthened my relationship not only with him but with his family, too.
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Not only that, some argue compulsory voting has spillover effects such as better-informed voters, a more even distribution of political knowledge throughout the electorate, and cheaper campaigns (since turnout is guaranteed).
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Rather than be creeped out, Menrad explains in a forward to Midnight Modern that he invited Blachford to come back to take more, even staging some of his vintage cars for the shoots.
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Towards the end of his five-year term in 2014, Mr Barnier's relations with London were on a more even keel — looking back, he recalled "good spirited" tussles with George Osborne, then chancellor.
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Such companies seem to be insulated from competition, when economic theory says rivals should arise in a more even fight over the wealth, according to reporting by Kaveh Waddell, Erica Pandey and me.
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Most of Europe's microstates get gold medals only for solving tricky tax problems for their wealthy residents, but the games give their athletes a chance to compete on a more even playing-field.
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As for the elephants themselves, the newly transplanted gentle giants creates a more even distribution of their population across both their original homes and their new one, creating a safer environment for growth.
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But investment in private halls jumped from around £1.5 billion in 2014 to at least £4.5 billion last year—more even than in the far bigger (though more mature) American student-housing market.
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"A long time ago, the Finns saw us as the big brother and felt sorry for themselves, but recently they have become very good, so now it's a more even rivalry," Loob said.
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Also known as vitamin A, the ingredient stimulates collagen growth, promotes cell turnover, and exfoliates away dead skin cells, resulting in more even skin tone, smoother skin texture, and the reduction of hyperpigmentation.
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Libra is the sign of balance, so ask this new moon to help you create a more even-keeled, supportive daily schedule that allows you to be productive and not get burned out.
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If they'd been scrolling through our species' pictures for the past decade, they'd also notice skin tones becoming more even, teeth whiter, eyes brighter, and abdominal muscles more defined with every passing year.
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More even than the laws of the world's tax havens, the offshore financial system is kept afloat by the legions of professionals — accountants, lawyers, incorporation agents — who are paid well to service it.
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These exercises summoned up an unparalleled array of self-loathing: Is this me, this lump of flesh, muscle and bone that keeps coming back for more, even though it ought to know better?
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Germany is the European Union's largest producer of cheese — making 2.2 million tons of it in 2017, more even than France or Italy — and specialty shops like Mr. Hofmann's carry many different varieties.
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Last week, Business Insider's Kat Taylor reached out to the company after being "pleasantly surprised" when a recent queso order arrived "less grainy" and with "a more even heat" than a previous taste test.
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I just put a thin layer over my face before bed and my skin is noticeably smoother and more even-textured when I wake up — and I don't see that from many skincare products.
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Those wonderfully distinct puddles are the reason I opted for chunks of fresh mozzarella rather than grated, which would have melted into a more even blanket of cheese, but without the pockets of intensity.
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Forbes identified "foodie culture," the rise of gimmicks like wedding food trucks, and the drive for more personalized weddings as reasons why catering costs more, even if the guest list stays the same size.
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I do think, though, that there are legitimate instances where the US government can try and balance the scales so that a US company can compete on a more even playing ground with China.
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We even seem to distrust business people more even when those who say they're not out to make a profit often clearly don't have the financial necessities to keep even a small charity going.
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To boot, all of these films except for one (Frozen) have a more even balance of dialogue – in Brave, they even grabbed the majority, with 74 percent of the lines being said by women.
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Crain said 401(k) plans and other workplace retirement plans that automatically enroll participants and increase their contributions annually can help people save more even if they don't know how much they will need.
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Ntilikina made several passes — bounce passes for the purists left among us — against the Nets in transition that, more even than Porzingis, roused the Garden in the way that only visionary ball-sharing can.
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Right-wing leaders, especially in Brazil and Argentina, have been more willing to act against Hezbollah at US behest, but the Trump administration has pushed for more, even proposing Israel provide training and equipment.
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Trump withdrew the US from the JCPOA in May 2018 and began reimposing sanctions adding more, even as Iran remained in compliance with the pact for roughly a year after the US pulled out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Williams said it will seek a more even distribution of revenues under Formula One's next commercial agreement, joining calls by other teams ahead of negotiations to replace deals that expire in 2020.
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Bolton has publicly and repeatedly advocated for military intervention in North Korea and Iran, while Mattis, who's no stranger to military conflict, has struck a more even tone, highlighting his preference for diplomatic solutions.
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What's more, even if Washington could tax all $210 trillion saved by families, businesses, and state governments, there remains a final $215 trillion federal cost that represents the increase in total national health spending.
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Unlike traditional showerheads that are large circular hoses, Rua is uniquely designed as a geometric ring that can apparently deliver a wider shower with more even coverage across your body, according to the campaign page.
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This year, ballot initiatives in a handful of states will let voters decide whether to put the process in the hands of bipartisan commissions tasked with taking a more even-handed approach than partisan politicians.
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What's more, even those wild bees that aren't pollinating crops at all may still be providing valuable services in the wild — we just haven't studied those services yet, or slapped a dollar value on it.
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Melania was "decidedly in Pence's corner" because she saw the need to balance out her husband's scandal-laden life and impulsive nature with someone more even-keeled — who had "absolutely no skeletons" in his closet.
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But there are farmers who actually need to use this stuff every day to spray their crops, who are likely getting exposed to a whole lot more, even if they take all the precautionary measures.
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This, Porsche says, creates more linear behavior in sportier situations via improved temperature stability, due to the increased mass in the rear, and smaller deformations in the contact patch thanks to more even pressure distribution.
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Grabner is the first Ranger to score 43 or more even-strength goals over the first 18 games of a season since Rod Gilbert, who netted 13 tallies in that span in 1971-72. 2.
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Some firms have virtually mandated that all partners are operators, but others are taking advantage of networks to surround themselves with similar talent in the hopes of engaging with founders on a more even level.
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But there is more to be done than bolstering cyber defenses against further malicious meddling — more, even, than NATO responding with a harder line on Putin's occupation of Ukrainian territory and threats against other neighbors.
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The Cultural Revolution involved three years of mob violence and an entire decade of terror (or more—even in 21981, two years after Mao's death, the Cultural Revolution was officially described as having been "triumphant").
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The South Carolina legislature has passed a bill making it illegal for a woman to get an abortion at 20 weeks or more, even if she has been raped or is a victim of incest.
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Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial, available on Sephora, $80This now-legendary AHA and BHA at-home "facial" gently resurfaces the skin to remove built-up dead skin cells and reveal brighter, more even skin underneath.
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The interior of the Elite's oven is ceramic, so the heat transfer is more even and immediate (conduction), but there are also four small holes for air flow, which are used when you inhale (convection).
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What's more, even when they controlled for other variables like life satisfaction and socioeconomic status, people with a sense of purpose at work also had significantly higher incomes at the end of those nine years.
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She has argued that it would create a more even playing field for international trade, by preventing foreign central banks from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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Six months later, he said he made it a point to enjoy life just a little more, even though, with no insurance, he is still paying his medical bills, and storms can easily spook him.
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Economic View Most Americans view current levels of economic inequality as a problem: In fact, for 30 years, Gallup polls have consistently found a clear majority supporting a more even distribution of wealth and income.
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Russian delegates at the OPEC meeting pressed for an exclusion of natural gas liquids from their cuts, potentially carving out a loophole that will allow them to pump more even while technically keeping their commitments.
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"There have been enough people that have asked me in his orbit," though not on the president's behalf, to see what Mr. Trump could do to achieve a more even skin tone, Dr. Alster said.
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And while the breakdown of the Full Frontal writers' room is more even gender-wise than most other late-night shows, Miller later emphasized to me that Full Frontal's outreach could still be more comprehensive.
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Proposing to rebalance American alliances in the Middle East and adopt a more even-handed approach to America's dealings with Sunni- and Shia-led dictatorships would be an interesting idea worth having a big argument about.
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Fitch believes TI's large breadth of catalogue products sold through distribution partners, for which TI uses a consignment inventory model that enables tighter channel inventories and more even front-end production utilization rates, diversifies operating results.
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Instead, there are already a number of reasoned voices urging Duterte to take advantage of the opportunity to talk to China, out of the public glare, on a more even footing, backed by The Hague's decision.
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Thanks to the more even distribution of the pressure the belt exerts—regular steel belts only tighten the tread area of a tire, not the "shoulders" at the edge, Lim says—it improves rolling resistance too.
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The speakers additionally include Roku's Automatic Volume Leveling technology, which brings the volume down when the movie or show gets loud, and increases the volume during the quieter scenes to provide a more even audio experience.
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Both Slim's America Movil and broadcaster Grupo Televisa, the country's dominant broadcaster, have been facing a review by the IFT over whether limits placed on them in 2014 have been creating a more even playing field.
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Why would someone covering their face in Cheetos dust make me like them a little more, even if I know, at their core, they're still the type of person that tells you to invest in Goldline?
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His latest, "The Image Book," is a dense visual and aural collage that I've seen twice and expect to see several times more, even if Mr. Godard seems to be picking a fight with the viewer.
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Seeking a more even balance of athleticism and artistry, Chen worked with two renowned skating choreographers, consulted a blade specialist to refine the edge control of his skating and hired Vera Wang to design his costumes.
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There is already evidence in the public of the kind of actions the committee believes could cross those lines, and Mr. Mueller's investigation could provide more, even if it does not ultimately recommend charging the president.
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" This great vessel had a thatched Shinto shrine on board and a crew of 3,000 men, and was, Morris writes, "more than a machine, more even than a weapon, but an amalgam of universal human emotions.
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As is to be expected, the immediate aftermath shows pigmentation from the laser, but with a little time and healing the new skin will come in softer and more even — a fresh new start for Traci.
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Immediately after, my face looked splotchy and red — an unfortunately common practice for my sensitive skin even with Hanacure — but by the next morning, something amazing happened: My entire complexion looked brighter, more even-toned, and lifted.
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Even former Secretary of State Colin Powell, commonly thought to be one of the more even-keeled members of the Bush administration, has insisted that the decision to invade was just, based on the intelligence he had.
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At others, it involves creating platforms like The Trans List, where members of the community tell their own stories, and where the participants' knowledge of her identity helped foster a more "even" kind of subject-journalist relationship.
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Going forward, I think we should all bear in mind that we need to strive to make this better and a more even playing field for everyone involved — but not just in our industry, in all industries.
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For all those who hope to wish Tillerson an early and happy retirement, be careful what you wish for, especially if his successor is more ideological and combative and less pragmatic than the more even-keeled Tillerson.
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N. Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE even tweeted messages of support.
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SACRED HEART 31, CORNELL 153 Nate Chavious ran for two touchdowns, R. J. Noel threw for two more even as he was picked off four times, and visiting Sacred Heart (5-1) held off Cornell (3-2).
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For the Fed, such a program could shrink more of its balance sheet, currently at $3.86 trillion, and may discourage big banks from hoarding reserves, resulting in more even distribution of reserves to smaller banks, he said.
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More than Spider-Man or a transforming Volkswagen — more even than a magical nanny — an underwater escape with Jason Momoa as Aquaman proved itself to be the most appealing diversion for audiences over the post-holiday weekend.
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We should all pray that he will never be put to the supreme test of leadership in a crisis; and, as with more-even-tempered presidents, worries about how he will handle himself then are not unreasonable.
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To short-circuit black political empowerment, the State Legislature made voting rights for black men contingent upon ownership of property valued at $250 or more — even as it rolled back the property ownership requirement for white men.
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Though the moves by the Chinese authorities this month have resulted in declines in the value of Bitcoin, some argue that they will allow for a more even geographic distribution in the online currency's trading and mining.
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"I&aposm gonna say 3-5 pounds is mostly water and I&aposm a muscular frame so I weigh more even though I&aposm lean ... important for people to understand that," she wrote on the Instagram story.
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A decade ago it switched its "chief task" from "economic construction" to establishing a "harmonious society"—ie, one with a more even distribution of wealth (as well as a beefed-up police force to keep malcontents in check).
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A more interesting debate has emerged this week: has the market already discounted the full effect of Trump's proposed tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and reduction in regulations, and won't rally much more even if the agenda is passed?
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After a week, my skin was noticeably brighter, more even, and dark spots from my hormonal acne had lightenedAfter about a week of using the cleanser every morning and night, I noticed my skin was clearer and brighter.
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My approach was about all the other powerful temptations of discipline versus excess that it takes to push your limits in this sport: more mileage, more working, more, more, more, even when it didn't really get me anywhere.
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They include expanding the traffic light syncing program, encouraging the police to step up enforcement to keep bus lanes clear, dispatching buses in a more even and rapid succession and allowing more riders to pay before they board.
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If this is your first time reading The Drive-Thru and you want to be informed on everything related to shopping, food, and more even after Black Friday comes to a close, subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.
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He has said he wanted a more even distribution of power and wealth and has called on Congress to revise a 1987 constitution to allow for a more federal system of government to accommodate Muslim rebels in the south.
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The display is also larger than the one on the Paperwhite, the front light uses 12 LEDs (over the Paperwhite's five) for more even lighting, and there's an adaptive light sensor that can automatically adjust the brightness for you.
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But if you're looking for a cutting-edge way to ditch acne scars and get smoother, more even skin, then channeling a vampire for a few days might be worth it — provided you're not afraid of a little blood.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Online retailer Amazon is set to create more than 5,000 jobs in Britain this year, the company said on Monday, boosting its investment in the country once more even as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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In a series of studies, researchers Morela Hernandez and Derek R. Avery found that when Black job seekers negotiated the same salaries as their white counterparts, hiring managers reported the Black applicants as negotiating more — even though they didn't.
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READ MORE: Even Trump's racist attacks can't seem to unify Nancy Pelosi and "The Squad" At their own joint press conference on Monday, The Squad denounced Trump's hard-line immigration policies and the awful conditions in migrant detention facilities.
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The start of the second half was more even, and the free kicks and corners Russia won — with increasing frequency — soon began to create two and three half-chances at a time before Spain would force the ball clear.
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She makes $8.50 an hour working part time as a home health aide and said she risks losing her federal assistance if she earns more, even though working full time would not raise her family above the poverty line.
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But while Republican groups have had the clear advantage in spending, mainly because Democrats hadn't gone after Hurd himself (they have spent roughly $300,000 supporting Jones), the picture is now much more even after the move by Women Vote!
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Court filings by federal prosecutors and an internal union complaint against Mr. Jones claim that he and other union officials booked luxury villas for four weeks or more, even though the Palm Springs conferences lasted less than a week.
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What's more, even the most active abolitionists spent only a tiny fraction of their time on surreptitious adventures with packing crates and the like; typically, they carried out crucial but banal tasks like fund-raising, education, and legal assistance.
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Williams said crude prices could hit $20 a barrel, a price analysts at Goldman Sachs have said may be necessary to accelerate a slow-down in drilling and return global oil inventories to a more even supply-demand balance.
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Not only does this cost society more in the long run, but it also means that taxpayers foot the bill for nonviolent defendants who are locked up at $100 a day or more, even though they pose little threat.
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And while it may sound naive, my hope is that by talking about it more (even when it's uncomfortable), we can bring more awareness, ask questions, and learn from each other, rather than immediately falling into a place of anger.
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Combine that with the fact that if you work for a more successful company, you will be paid more even if you're doing exactly the same job and have exactly the same skills you would've brought to a less successful company.
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I only caught a glimpse of the fox, because that was all Google offered, but unlike most of the other announcements Google made yesterday, I am eager to learn more, even if Google isn't all that willing to share just yet.
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But if moviemakers and showrunners can give us more than stoner comedy tropes, if they can stop giggling for long enough to give us more even-handed, realistic representations of a mostly harmless intoxicant, then society at large will follow.
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And while it's unclear from this screenshot, John is in fact in the midst of sharing hack #4 which consists of "head-butting" your facial mist vapor instead of spritzing it straight on, giving you a lighter, more even coverage.
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" Read more: Even Trump is now admitting that US companies like Apple may be shouldering the cost of his China tariffsIn it, he wrote, "As macrowave traders go, Ron Vara is in a league of his own — a very major league.
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"It really speaks to the depth of the Chinese concern in their economies and their desire to get the US-China relationship back on a more even keel," said Elizabeth Economy, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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That absence confirmed my thesis that McConnell, far more even than other politicians, was motivated by the game of politics — winning elections and rising in the leadership ranks, achieving power for power's sake — more than by any lasting policy goals.
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In court papers, the Manhattan district attorney's office argued the interview that he gave to Ms. Robles corroborated many of the details he gave to the police and added a few more, even though he denied raping and killing the child.
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More even than high-level science, which Australia and for that matter many other countries also have, he concluded that it was a matter of mentality: "Dial up the Chutzpah", he called a report he wrote that appeared early 2017.
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"It seems they were very slow in revealing information to the public, and they seem to have had some ... ethical obligation to probably say more, even on a preliminary basis," said David Konisky, an environmental policy professor at Indiana University Bloomington.
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If I knew more of Lunafreya than she's a victim, a refugee, a quarry, then perhaps I'd be thinking that the game's depiction of women was going to be a little more even than how I feel it is now.
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California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year for a knowledge-and-services economy with a wider level of income stratification.
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What's more, even women who don't live below the poverty line or work for the government are now enrolling in Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, which allows people making up to 138% of the federal poverty level to qualify.
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Ramsay, whose other shows require constant bleeps to cover his cursing, is kinder and more even-tempered around the junior contestants, and the contestants themselves are so encouraging and supportive of each other that you almost forget it's a competition.
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That absence confirmed my thesis that Mr. McConnell, far more even than other politicians, was motivated by the game of politics — winning elections and rising in the leadership ranks, achieving power for power's sake — more than by any lasting policy goals.
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The change, shifting away from banks' advertised rates that tend to be higher than actual market rates to determine the minimum qualifying rate, could allow consumers to borrow more even as Toronto and Vancouver, Canada's two biggest housing markets, rebound.
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With the thrashing suffered by the pro-Beijing camp, the government's allies, it would appear Lam's position could become more even more difficult, even as she herself on Sunday tried to frame the elections to be one about district council matters.
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So, after that pint-sized networking opportunity, here is Lola's plan: I'm so proud of her for taking action on her interests and having the curiosity to find out more — even if it wasn't all petting kittens and playing with puppies.
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But even so, there was a robust education discussion during the ABC News/Univision debate — and candidates often returned to the idea of paying teachers more, even when pressed on more controversial education topics such as the role of charter schools.
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The company initially honored the deal, paying a portion of Mr. Cohen's legal fees and promising to pay more, even as investigators stepped up their pressure on Mr. Cohen and raided his office in April 2018, according to the lawsuit.
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Combine that with the fact that if you work for a more successful company you will be paid more even if you're doing exactly the same job and have exactly the same skills you would have brought to a less successful company.
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Whenever Chandler and I play, I am always the orange cat (because it matches my actual orange cat, Kirby) and he is always the raccoon (because it is the most adorable raccoon you have ever seen.) What's more, even the food is delightful.
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But it makes us feel like we're on a slightly more even playing field when we think about the fact that David Beckham, Kit Harington, Michael B. Jordan, and Justin Bieber don't wake up with glowing complexions and perfect hair every morning, either.
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Because there's been such an explosion of Trek product over the past few decades — movies, TV shows, games, books, and more — even fans of the franchise may not realize what a big deal Star Trek: The Animated Series was in the 1970s.
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"If growth becomes more even and available, we may see a continuation of rotation into lower-valuation, more cyclical businesses and out of high-valuation growth stocks like technology," said James Abate, chief investment officer at Centre Asset Management in New York.
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The move comes at a time when Seoul and Beijing have just gotten back on a more even footing after bilateral tensions last year, but analysts said the matter was separate from past spats as well as the current U.S.-China trade disputes.
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One year ago we reported that Hungama, which started out as a marketing and communications agency before pivoting to entertainment in 2009, was raising a massive $100 million round to compete more even-handedly with well-funded, newer arrivals like Saavn and Gaana.
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"Any increases to truck size and weight will result in more deaths and injuries on our roads, more (even larger) trucks on our roads, more deterioration of our already compromised infrastructure, and more intermodal inefficiency on our nation's freight network," the advocates argue.
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The GOP nominee was surprisingly silent about Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE, even as he campaigned in the Wisconsin Republican's backyard.
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Sultan Muhammad, the police chief of Maiwand District, who participated in the road clearance, said that the authorities had defused as many as 100 roadside bombs, and that teams were continuing to clear more even as they were being engaged by the Taliban.
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"In moving image, you get so much more, even in something as brief as this, of the personality of the presence of this woman," Dave Kehr, a curator in the department of film at MoMA, said in a video produced by the museum.
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Ms. Shelton has argued that returning to a fixed-currency peg would create a more even playing field for international trade and prevent central banks like Japan's from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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Ms. Shelton has argued that returning to a fixed-currency peg would create a more even playing field for international trade and prevent central banks like Japan's from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The risks of betting on Mexico, with its staunchly leftist government, and Brazil, which is run by a hard-right administration, are more even now than they have been for six years - according to traders in credit default swaps (CDS).
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Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerImpeachment's historic moment boils down to 'rooting for laundry' Impeachment just confirms Trump's leadership 2019 was a historic year for marijuana law reform — here's why MORE even ended the hearing quoting my position on abuse of power.
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When I come back, I tend to appreciate games more, even if it means I'm falling further behind in a year where, no matter how much time you dedicate to playing every great game that's come out, you'll still have more to play.
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A Cochrane Review of the best available research found that while exercise led to only modest weight loss, study participants who exercised more (even without changing their diets) saw a range of health benefits, including reducing their blood pressure and triglycerides in their blood.
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But once the temporary marks had disappeared, Christiansen did feel like her skin was clearer and more even, and she said that she'd recommend it to anyone like her — those who feel like they've tried everything and are still left with hyperpigmentation and acne scars.
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In this portrait mode selfie you can see that the lighting across my face is much more even in the iPhone Xs photo (right) than the iPhone X photo (left), where the lefthand side of my face shines a little too brightly in the sun.
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You're still gonna need a big chunk of time to fit in 30 hours of TV. What's more, even people who have watched every single episode of the hit HBO series struggle to keep up with the zig-zagging plotlines and mountains of subtext.
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Read more: Even Trump loyalists are blasting his policy of separating families at the border After 72 hours, Homeland Security officials are required to turn over all kids classified as "unaccompanied alien children" to the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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The successful effort to deny Supreme Court nominee Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE even a hearing was a constitutional crisis.
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With economic powerhouse Germany skirting a recession, the ECB has already been forced to backtrack on plans to tighten policy and now faces calls to do more, even though the root cause of the downturn, weak demand from abroad, is largely beyond its policy reach.
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That rosy picture has buoyed Trump's spirits in recent weeks, leaving him seemingly less frustrated and more even-keeled about the investigation even as Mueller's team landed a guilty plea and the cooperation of one of the President's former top advisers, retired Lt. Gen.
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Unexpected evidence of this emerges in the research of Suzanne Mettler, a political scientist at Cornell University perplexed by the trends that Americans have come to dislike government more and more, even as they have increasingly relied on its assistance through programs other than welfare.
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But Mr. Wolff has picked up as many foes as fans during his years as a slashing columnist — perhaps more, even — and critics have raised questions about the veracity of his reporting, saying that he has a history of being casual with his facts.
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While Honeymaren and Elsa don't share any explicitly romantic moments — her friendliness toward Elsa seems just as openly romantic as her brother Ryder's (Jason Ritter) friendship with Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) — there are hints at something more, even if the filmmakers say that wasn't their focus.
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Based on projected account balances in 2050, 39 percent of participants in such auto-enrollment strategies would have enough to delay claiming Social Security by a year or more even at low contribution levels, according to research released Wednesday by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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BUT IF YOU LOOK AT STOCKS, IF YOU THINK WE MIGHT HAVE A GOOD ECONOMY FOR A COUPLE YEARS, AND THAT EARNINGS ARE GOING TO GROW 5%, 10% OR MORE, EVEN IF PE'S COME DOWN BECAUSE RATES ARE GOING UP, THAT'S A VERY LIKELY OUTCOME.
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Reduced gravity, while arguably inconsequential for plants, has a huge impact on the human body, messing with our muscle and bone density, blood pressure and cell count, immune system, sleep patterns, and much more—even when we make everything else in our environment fairly earth-like.
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It features a new plastic display that Amazon claims is more durable (and just as scratch-resistant) as the old glass panel, along with a fifth LED backlight that should deliver brighter and more even illumination, and a design that sits completely flush with the Kindle's bezels.
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It's a good reminder that while phones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 offer numerous ways to secure your phone — a traditional passcode, a swipe pattern, a fingerprint scan, facial recognition, and more — even the most secure biometric locks can eventually be broken by a determined hacker.
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Her opinions were admittedly bold and often flouted the consensus of her peers, but it was the writing itself — irreverent, erudite, uncompromising — that kept her fans coming back for more, even if they felt vaguely insulted by her cruelest put-downs of sappy sentiment and middlebrow complacency.
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But the lawmakers say because TikTok is owned by a Beijing-based company, it could be compelled by the Chinese government to turn over user data — such as location data, cookies, metadata and more — even if it's stored on servers it owns in the United States.
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Because how a celebrity eats — more, even, than who they date or how they dress or what they choose to name their children — gives us a window into who they are, and by extension, who we are, which is all we've ever wanted from them anyway.
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On her website, Kim calls her shoot with Richardson "so much fun" and shares a handful of behind-the-scene shots including one lounging on a velvet chair, another posing against a white wall (Richardson's signature shot) and more even show Richardson demonstrating some poses to her.
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Most glaringly, it did not take action against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, even when he seemed to be stirring up hatred and inciting violence.
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In October Chinese President Xi Jinping told foreign journalists to roam the country and report more, even as five global news organizations found themselves without invitations to cover a speech where Xi introduced his new leadership line-up following a once-in-five-years Communist Party Congress.
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Outgoing House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE even called the president before the midterms to beg him to lay off the fear mongering on the trail.
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House Democrats are stepping up calls for testimony from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE — even if it takes a subpoena to obtain it.
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Among these was a proposal to shift some physician-administered drugs from Medicare's Part B (which pays more for drugs that cost more, even if cheaper options exist), to its Part D (where price reductions for drugs can be negotiated, by steering patients to cost-effective alternatives).
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It turns out it's still pretty entertaining to watch cute dogs fall in love — sometimes more, even, since the "realism" heightens the absurdity of a restaurant worker and his employee stepping away from the dinner rush to stage an elaborate dinner date for two random street dogs.
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But it's just not true: technical problems will always be a part of a technology, and as the world shifts more of its computing power online, rather than on a disk under a desk, the more even the most trivial of outages will cause major problems.
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What's more, even though White Claw is brewed with fermented sugars, the drink is still far from carrying a heavy sugar load when compared to other hypersweet beer alternatives on the market, including Mike's Hard Lemonade (32 grams of sugar per bottle) or Smirnoff Ice (33 grams).
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"Fitch believes the government will have to pump in significantly more even on a bare minimum basis (excluding buffers) if it is to address the system-related risks of a huge NPL (non-performing loan) stock, weak provision cover and poor loan growth," the agency said in a report.
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Jim RenacciJames (Jim) B. RenacciMedicare for All won't deliver what Democrats promise GOP rep: If Mueller had found collusion, 'investigation would have wrapped up very quickly' House Ethics Committee extends probe into Renacci MORE, even as the Ohio Republican's days in Congress are numbered following a failed Senate bid.
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The sixth and final episode of Fleabag season two — and probably the series overall — is packed with wisdom and an exact sense of where to leave a story so the audience aches for more, even as they realize that to extend the story would be extraneous and unnecessary.
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This kimchi-laced version by Deuki Hong, co-author of Koreatown: A Cookbook, is just as easy, and arguably more even more delicious—Cowgirl Creamery Mt. Tam cheese, nori seaweed, Granny Smith apple, and kimchi are piled high between two halves of a Hawaiian roll brushed in gochujang mayo.
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What's more, even if the US military did succeed in toppling Maduro, the country would almost certainly be in a much worse state after even the most limited war — and Venezuela is already suffering from a dire humanitarian catastrophe caused by an economic collapse over the past several years.
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It took, the company said, 500 hours to embroider by hand, and weighed, Rihanna's stylist Mel Ottenberg said, more even than the egg-yolk-yellow Guo Pei creation with an enormous train that she had worn three years ago at the "China: Through the Looking Glass" Met Gala.
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Many hoped that Dorsey would set the company on a more even keel, both by injecting the place with new ideas but also by providing the kind of deep understanding of a company that perhaps only a founder can have (essential for a company that seems to have lost its way).
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Read more: Even Trump loyalists are blasting his policy of separating families at the border The letter is also notable for what it acknowledges as fact: The senators' letter calls out the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy as directly responsible for the family separations currently taking place at the border.
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Racked reports that "several sources say they either took a pay cut or accepted a below-market-rate salary," and when they tried to negotiate for more, even after taking on more responsibilities or higher titles, they were shamed and "dismissed as ungrateful" by founder and then-CEO Miki Agrawal.
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They supported Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, even though it took him years to formally push for same-sex marriage.
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Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn contacted at least one member of Congress who vocally criticized Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE even as Flynn cooperated with the special counsel's investigation.
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Amid the outcry, some responses were more even-keeled, like those (jokingly?) offering up their houses as venues for Brian Wilson's cancelled headlining set or the voices of reason taking a more appreciative stance towards decisions made for their own safety, but they were ultimately drowned out by the rage-commenters.
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Brexit is constantly drawing new battle lines, eclipsing old distinctions between Labour and Tory: A remarkable 2000 percent of the population identify as either a Remainer or Leaver—more than any other social grouping, and more even than the 72 percent of the electorate who voted in the referendum to begin with.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Even though working as photographer and subject works a little bit differently than as actors side-by-side, Dylan says the two were able to get into their groove without missing a beat.
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But a steady flow of research and a new tone in the debate among policymakers and advisers points in a different direction: rather than retreat, central banks are preparing for the day they may need to do more, even at the risk of antagonizing politicians who argue they already have too much power.
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But what I think is the purpose here is to try to get a more even trade relationship, and have a true alliance at NATO that does have some of our allies who haven&apost put up as much as they could, while they are giving in other areas to be helpful.
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However, a bump in manufacturing and some upgrades has delayed shipping and the new release date is now slated for closer to the Holiday season, according to a company statement: First, we've redesigned the heating architecture, allowing the oven to provide more even heat distribution, better broiling and significantly improving its baking performance.
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But Mueller did make a few critical comments about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, even though he didn't mention him by name.
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"The balance of leverage appeared to have shifted in favor of the U.S., with signs that China's economy was slowing down, but the stock market rout and concerns about a U.S. growth slowdown have restored a more even balance between the two sides," said Eswar Prasad, a trade expert at Cornell University.
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Maher offered as examples Trump continuing to criticize his former opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, even though she's not running for office.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Even though we don't know what Rodriguez gave Lopez as a V-Day gift this year, the Second Act star opened up about the extravagant gesture he did for the couple's first Valentine's Day together.
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Republicans have expressed optimism that they can stave off a Democratic surge, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even suggesting a "red wave" is possible.
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By picking the upper estimate and rounding up by another $2023 trillion, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even produced his own $100 trillion cost estimate.
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What is more, even though a group that supports him came out with a vicious ad attacking Mr. Heller — and hinted that it would spread to other senators who opposed the health care law — senators are also keenly aware that Mr. Trump did not win the White House by promising to take away voters' Medicaid.
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Still, it's a job, and Rick likes nothing more, even now, than sitting down with his buddy Cliff and a six-pack of cold ones, watching an episode of "The F.B.I.," and waiting for the moment when the villain—Rick, of course—gets to deliver his scumbag line, with a sneer on his scumbag face.
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In the best directing category, the coveted fifth spot was a much more even battlefield with more pundits predicting directors like Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name), Sean Baker (The Florida Project), or Steven Spielberg (The Post) to take the spot, but Paul Thomas Anderson, with his second nomination for best director, is a welcome surprise. —M.
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I'll always probably continue to do stuff that has a bit of kitsch to it and humor, but I wanted to go bit minimalist this time because I think we are in a bit of that world right now where it's about clean lines, minimalism, and less is more, even though I'm kind of a "more is more" woman.
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The lack of enthusiasm for President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, even among many of his own voters, should give Democrats some hope as they meet this weekend in Atlanta to elect a new party chair.
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Some members of a CNN panel of female voters from Pennsylvania on Wednesday would not rule out voting for President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE, even if he shot someone.
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Last week, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even promised to ratchet up his divisive rhetoric after many of his critics were sent pipe bombs by one of his supporters.
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Read more: Even if deposed Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn did everything he's accused of, he shouldn't still be in a Japanese jailThe $140 million was made up of two chunks: one 0f $90 million was concealed compensation for Ghosn, while another of $50 was retirement funding for chairman who, as CEO, has engineered the Renault-Nissan alliance.
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The survey, released Monday, found that 73 percent of Democrats would support the party's pick to challenge President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE, even if their preferred candidate doesn't become the nominee.
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A number of prominent Republicans are vowing to never back Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE even as he closes in on the GOP presidential nomination.
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In a presidential primary debate last October, Warren and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE even squabbled over who should claim credit for creating the CFPB.
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On the other hand, inclusion of a mandatory copyright exception for text and data mining in the Directive is welcome, and puts EU developers on a more even playing field relative to their US peers in the development of machine learning and artificial intelligence; looking ahead it will be crucial for member states to implement this exception in a consistent fashion.
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"Our constitution says we the people, not me, the president," Avenatti says, looking into the camera, invoking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even though he is not up for reelection until 2020.
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Democrats on Wednesday strongly suggested they are open to a compromise with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even as they unveiled an initial proposal for securing the border that includes no physical barriers.
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This is how they responded: Q. Do Democrats still have the advantage in enthusiasm, or did the confirmation fight over Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE even the playing field?
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"I'm not opposed to somebody naming a school after a president of the United States, in this case Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction MORE, even though I don't like Barack Obama," Stewart said.
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Whether that's moms looking for a break from their kids or horror heads (who, yes, are younger on average but also much more even in their gender split) or the over-50 crowd that keeps many art houses afloat in the summer, Hollywood is (hopefully) slowly learning that not every movie has to be aimed at geek-friendly corners of Reddit.
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The green wave not only makes it safer and less stressful for cyclists to ride alongside cars, but it also ensures a more even and predictable travel speed for everyone sharing a road that can result in fewer accidents and, if there are any crashes, less severe injuries, said Aaron Villere, a senior program associate for the National Association of City Transportation Officials.
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Former presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE even spoke out about such efforts in the recent media blitz over her new memoir, calling it a radical proposal from the right.
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The Obama administration was reportedly planning to abstain from the new vote, with Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE even planning an address for Thursday justifying the abstention and laying out the outgoing administration's vision for regional peace.
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RELATED: Pence edges Kaine in VP debate instant poll Walker said if Trump learned from his running mate -- adopting a more even temperament and not falling into traps set by Clinton -- in advance of Sunday's second Presidential debate, the Republican presidential nominee would be more able to concentrate on issues Americans care about, such as the economy and immigration, instead of getting caught in a shouting match.
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Sanders has been a frequent and vocal critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even calling on the president to consider resigning because of sexual misconduct allegations.
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Progressive activist Jesse Lee said on Wednesday that Republicans have underestimated the damage they have done with women by rallying around Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE even as he faced several sexual misconduct allegations.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even declared a state of emergency in Kansas late Tuesday following a massive tornado in the area, and disaster aid has been made available to supplement the state's response efforts.
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Sorry, Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE: even being Jewish won't be enough for diversity zealots, and it certainly won't sit well with the increasingly anti-Semitic part of the party of protests.
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KW: Yeah, now I'm intrigued a little bit more about some of the stuff he said, like, hey, what's the follow-up on this, which I didn't really feel like yesterday, so I'd say that overall ... I won't say it's a win necessarily for Congress, because it didn't feel like a loss in any way for Facebook, but it definitely felt more even than it was yesterday.
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In a barrage of early morning tweets, Trump lashed out by name at Mueller and his supervisor, Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, even as he denied the escalating investigation is fueling chaos at the White House.
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The poll signals Sanders could still see turnout among African Americans should he be the Democratic nominee against President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE, even as most polls show more African Americans support Biden in the primary race.
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An often-cited Yale study found that when men and women science professors were shown identical resumes for candidates for a laboratory position, with either a male or a female name, both men and women were more likely to rate the male candidate as more competent than the female, and more likely to hire and pay him more, even though their resumes were the same!
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Democratic pollster Nancy Zdunkewicz said on Tuesday that voters want Congress to be a check on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE even as he enjoys strong approval ratings.
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About me: I'm 65 years young and a grandmother from North Central Florida, United States, and I understand that's not particularly "down" or "queer," but I know a thing or two about music, more even than you probably, though I'm not an internet journalist, I just have been listening to it for a lot longer and am probably smarter than you or a lot of people you even know.
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The New York Times said Tuesday that it complied with a White House request not to publish audio from an interview with a top aide to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even though Stephen Miller's comments were on the record.
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A top Trump health administrator on Thursday said that officials are actively "working on" a plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare, which has remained a priority for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE even as many congressional Republicans look to move on.
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Current staffers told Politico that Trump frequently broaches the subject in conversations with top aides, including with outgoing communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE — even though his White House lawyers have told him to avoid in-house talks of the investigation.
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President Obama is seeking to preserve an open line of communication with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even if doing so disappoints a liberal base that would like to see him light up the president-elect.
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It's now running faster sensors and offloading some of the work to the CPU, which enables firing off nearly two images for every one it used to in order to make sure that motion does not create ghosting in HDR images, it's picking the sharpest image and merging the other frames into it in a smarter way and applying tone mapping that produces more even exposure and color in the roughest of lighting conditions.
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In April 2017, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE even authorized the U.S. military to fire five dozen Tomahawk cruise missiles at a Syrian government airbase that housed many of the warplanes that carried out the chemical attacks.
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Ward throughout her campaign has sought to align herself closely with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even doctoring a tweet from the president to make it seem as though he endorsed her in the contentious Arizona GOP primary.
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Starr argued that Attorney General William Barr was under no obligation to produce a public version of Mueller's confidential report, which could contain unflattering information about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even if it was not part of any further indictments.
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And yes, it was legal for Omarosa to have recorded President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, even if he was sitting in the Oval Office when he spoke with her by phone, despite his or anyone's belief that recording the president in the White House was unthinkable.
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In last year's Alabama Senate race, the RNC followed Trump by endorsing GOP nominee Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE, even though he had been accused of sexual conduct with a minor in decades-old allegations that surfaced in the final months of the campaign.
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The EPA Administrator, Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE, even went so far as to call it "the most important tool" the territory has in combating Zika.
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Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE apparently could not resist taking one last parting shot at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, even as he acknowledged that there is no evidence to support the Russia collusion theory.
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Republican strategist Gustavo Portela said the 220006 Alabama Senate race is an "important opportunity" for the GOP to start supporting an alternative candidate to Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE, even though a new poll shows the former state Supreme Court Chief Justice is leading the field of potential candidates.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) on Monday lauded its data projections and ground game for helping to deliver the election to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, even as the party's internal projection showed the GOP nominee trailing in swing states days before Election Day.
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In what was likely an effort to assuage some Republicans troubled by the Bolton allegations, Sekulow leaned on an argument first levied late Monday by Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan DershowitzAlan Morton DershowitzBolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged Dershowitz: If President does something to win election, it's OK unless it's illegal Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE: Even if Trump had acted as his former national security adviser claimed, it would not rise to the level of an impeachable offense.
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Scott RigellEdward (Scott) Scott RigellGOP rushes to embrace Trump GOP lawmaker appears in Gary Johnson ad Some in GOP say Trump has gone too far MORE (Va.) is the latest Republican to pledge that he will never support White House hopeful Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, even if the candidate becomes the Republican nominee.
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AGAIN, THERE'S VERY LITTLE NEWS THERE OTHER THAN WE SPENT THE LAST SIX WEEKS OR SO, YOU KNOW, LEARNING MORE ABOUT THEIR BUSINESSES, IN PARTICULAR I'VE BEEN MEETING WITH ALL THEIR SENIOR EXECUTIVES AND I'LL SAY THAT KNOWING WHAT WE KNOW NOW, WE'RE MORE EVEN MORE ENCOURAGED BY THE ASSETS WE'RE BUYING AND THE TALENT THAT COMES WITH IT. BOORSTIN: ARE YOU AT ALL CONCERNED ABOUT ANOTHER BUYER, MAYBE SAY A COMCAST, WHO PUT IN ANOTHER OFFER, TRYING TO COME IN AT A HIGHER PRICE?
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"It is not a stretch to expect that voters who supported [former] Secretary [of State Hillary] Clinton would be predisposed against Mr. Manafort or that voters who supported President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE would be less inclined toward the Special Counsel," the attorneys wrote in a court filing arguing for Roanoke's more even distribution of Republican and Democratic voters.
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The battle is on for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, even if a general election contest is well in the distance.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday sought credit for firing ex-FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, even as the decision has attracted scrutiny from federal investigators.
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After the election, Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE even met with Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Painter added that Trump doesn't have the right to pressure Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to fire special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, even as Mueller investigates former and current Trump staffers.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE (D-Calif.) is holding firm against impeaching Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE, even as she comes under fresh pressure from frustrated progressives to take a stand on the president's alleged political pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Horowitz offers troubling picture of FBI's Trump campaign probe Horowitz: 'Very concerned' about FBI leaks to Giuliani MORE, even went so far as to label Leshchenko – a fearless Ukrainian patriot seeking to rid his country of corruption – an "enemy of the United States," while simultaneously engineering the ouster of a widely-respected American ambassador with a laser-like focus on assisting Ukraine root out systematic graft and bribery.
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Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) said Friday that Republicans have President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "blessing" to go after special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, even after Trump said he wasn't worried about Mueller's investigation.
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A senior White House official said Monday that there are no plans to fire Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, even as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has been ramping up his attacks against the special counsel.
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"Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade said Wednesday that the anchors on the program would "absolutely" accept a final report from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, even if it reflects poorly on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Lev Parnas's attorney penned a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellMcConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' McConnell tees up five Trump judges after impeachment trial wraps What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber MORE (R-Ky.) Friday detailing what his testimony would add to the impeachment trial of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE, even as the Senate appears prepared to vote down bringing in new witnesses.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE said House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) can still say he made a mistake in endorsing Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, even if that doesn't mean getting behind the Libertarian ticket.
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Manafort and his attorneys want the case moved to the Western District of Virginia, they wrote, which they said in a memo contains a more even split of voters who supported President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in the 2016 election and would therefore be more fair to the former Trump aide.
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