They're more off guard, he didn't intend them for publication.
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The more off the cuff, the more extemporaneous, the better.
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But so does another matter, now even more off the radar.
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Being more "off the cuff" encourages real conversation and problem solving.
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We might just like the Dunphy family even more off-script.
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Violated support, significant distribution, take a little more off the table.
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I'll base my decision more off of that more than anything else.
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The second-year forward Rodions Kurucs contributed 217 more off the bench.
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"She touches me more off stage than she does on," Ferris says.
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" He said the decision could steer global trade "even more off-course.
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"We naturally eat more off of large plates and bowls," says Dr. Albers.
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Shortly afterward, he decided to pursue a more off-the-beaten-path career.
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That likely whittles a few million dollars more off your take-home amount.
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"There are ways to produce more off days in the schedule," he said.
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It can't be any more off-putting than reading about other rich people.
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But more off-field issues plagued him, and the Browns eventually cut him.
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The loss of that deduction whittles a few million more off your take-home.
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The blog Paris by Mouth has advice on more off-the-beaten path restaurants.
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In fact, I learned more off campus -- I shouldn't say this to other students, though.
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My boneheaded assumption that lodging would be ample, though, couldn't have been more off base.
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There are more big, thematic campaign speeches, and more off the record chats with reporters.
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Senator Warren's specific ideas for changing America's system of capitalism are even more off base.
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The season will start four days earlier, creating more off days in the long schedule.
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Season 2 takes everything further: more songs, more episodes, more off-kilter fairy-tale wackiness.
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Take even more off the original price of $23 with the included $223 Dell gift card.
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But the company offered $7,800 or more off its top-seller, the Ram 1500 pickup truck.
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But there's probably nothing weirder or more off-putting than Jared Leto's take on the Joker.
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Some have proposed a more off-the-shelf version of a soft Brexit, the Norway approach.
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Sound also responds to environments, reflecting more off some surfaces and being absorbed more by others.
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He may make even more off the court, with endorsements from clothing, watch, and software brands.
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After Villanueva's double in the third, the Padres scored three more off Beede in the fourth.
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For those of us thirsty for more off E-MO-TION, this is the best quencher.
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In fact, they were more off in Virginia this year than in the 2016 presidential election.
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Lawrence is a bit more off the mark — although, to be fair, archery is more her thing.
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Bear markets — typically defined as 20 percent or more off a recent peak — are threatening investors worldwide.
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The only thing that might be more off-putting is if this robot talked to another robot.
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Mohamed Salah is fantastic on the football pitch — but he might be doing even more off it.
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The execution couldn't have been more off for a lot of these guys that were wearing it.
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So far, the assaults on Dr. Hotez's work and character have been more off base than threatening.
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Nothing is more off-putting than clothes that warn you off from wearing them, that shush you.
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After all, what could be more off-the-grid than learning the age-old art of baking bread?
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"I'm not a reporter," the stranger adds, as if hoping to elicit a more off-the-record response.
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Our principal adversaries — Russia, China, Iran, North Korea — are more off-balance than they have been in decades.
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I have made thousands of dollars from Shitfaced book sales, and even more off speaking about the book.
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Refinancing can also help expedite private mortgage insurance removal, taking a bit more off your monthly payment. 3.
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Could any title, with the possible exception of "The Harvey Weinstein Massage Manual," sound more off-key now?
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And he's even more off-base to portray the growing diversity as a threat to native-born Americans.
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His moves threaten to throw world order even more off-kilter at America's expense and its enemies gain.
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Snapchat's messages self-destruct unless purposefully saved to the thread by a user, permitting more off-the-cuff chatting.
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Rarer still is the non-developer human who reads the company's even more off-putting data policies for developers.
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Welles worked on his attempted revival project off and on between 1970 and 1976 — often more off than on.
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Perhaps no relationship is thrown more off-kilter by the advent of porn than that between prostitute and pimp.
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What keeps you watching even as the story becomes more off-putting are the actors and Mr. Soderbergh's filmmaking.
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I've seen her dance the Scherzo with more off-balance freedom, and the polonaise finale with even more flair.
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Guardians of the Galaxy and Deadpool, because they're more off-beat than traditional superhero films, are considered Suicide Squad's peers.
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There's no more off-camera questions lobbed from his parents—Leo carries these harmless hot takes on his own now.
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"If you're 30 days late with a payment, that can knock 100 points or more off your score," said Weston.
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As the hours of my long labor wore on, my brother got drunker and his jokes more off the wall.
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By getting additional younger traders on the platform, they can make more off securities lending and spreads on invested balances.
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A hierarchy of privileges, like later bedtimes and more off-campus socializing, accrues to older kids to encourage repeat customers.
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Especially with Donald Trump as president, we do not need any more "off with their heads" attitudes in national politics.
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"We really need more off-street parking in Creston," the mayor, Marvin Taylor, told The Des Moines Tribune that year.
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Only those with the potential to shave 500m tonnes (1% or so) or more off today's global total need apply.
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With everyone's info online and with all of these hacks and everything, I'm trying to get more off the grid.
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Even more off-putting, Twitter users are reporting that even if they weren't following the account, Twitter has made it so.
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"I just like noisier [sounds], kind of little more off the beaten path than, say, some straight bop players," Lamont says.
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In some cases, The New York Times reported they were even more off the mark than the non-education weighted polls.
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Tensions between CNN and the White House have escalated in recent weeks as the administration has conducted more off-camera briefings.
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In general, all players would be getting more off-days, which Boone hoped would keep them fresh for the long haul.
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It's even more off base when you consider that rich people are actually much more likely to be Democrats than Republicans.
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Jessica Chastain Chastain gave a voice to a misunderstood woman on screen and was a voice for countless more off screen.
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Gross margins contracted 140 basis points to 44.5 percent during the quarter, hurt by a strong dollar and more off-price sales.
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Big names like Lam Research, Micron, Advanced Micro Devices and even Intel are 43 percent or more off their 24-week highs.
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When we measured listings against that, it wasn't the same opportunity and it was getting to be more and more off brand.
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NOTES: After a day off Thursday, the Royals have only one more off day the remainder of the season, on Sept. 18.
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"He taught me more off the ice than on the ice, the leadership role he had as captain," Morris said of Petersen.
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It has multiple upgrades — such as new suspension, shocks, and springs — that make it more off-road friendly than the original Mode.
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There are few theatrical venues more Off Broadway than a 15th-floor room inside the federal courthouse on Pearl Street in Manhattan.
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The presidential trip has been an on-off kind of affair — more off than on, it has sometimes seemed — ever since Mrs.
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Macy's plans to open more off-price Backstage stores within its department stores as well as BlueMercury beauty outlets to help drive traffic.
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"I still want to get even a little more off, but I'm feeling good, and I feel like a real woman," she says.
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"When Kathleen Matthews became chair of the party, she made clear there would be no more off-election years in Maryland," he said.
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This week's ride is the 2019 Honda Passport Elite AWD, the latest addition to Honda's SUV lineup — but with more off-road chops.
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Most of Yakuza's more off-beat elements worked because of Kiryu, a lovable gangster with a heart of gold and seemingly superhuman strength.
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The Yoga Book has haptic feedback to compensate for the lack tactility, but honestly, I found the experience more off-putting than anything.
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European officials are anticipating more off-the-cuff remarks from President Trump, who has again been pressuring them to expand their military budgets.
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From any of these buildings, visitors will be in a good position to stop by smaller or more off-the-beaten-track studios.
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So I'm going to offer one of my more off-the-wall theories about another character who seems marked for death: Grey Worm.
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The police killed an average of 17 people every day in Brazil last year, and rogue officers are killing even more off duty.
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With time, as you show you can take more and more off of their plate, they will become a strong proponent for you.
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Peter Thiel, in applying both his platforms, Gotham and Metropolis, and other work which is slightly more off the radar, it is truly revolutionary.
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Here's hoping that she's making a little bit more off her more well-known roles, like Blossom and Jodi Funkhouser from Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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And then there is the more representative stuff, which conjures people (sort of), animals (his cat, mostly), and other, more off-the-wall imagery.
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In 2014, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare succeeded in making Kevin Spacey even more off-putting with a coarsely pixelated likeness of the actor.
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A nightmare-inducing scene from early in The Return attaches Lynch's newfound taste for bloodletting to the more off-kilter sensory horror he's mastered.
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A triptych depicting a dancing, naked man with a burning skull is made even more off-putting by placing a spear between his thighs.
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Those comments could suggest that Trump plans to speak more off the cuff, rather than from prepared remarks, when he sits down with Kim.
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Regardless, what we sure as hell don't need is a company like Airbnb profiting even more off of a problem it helped to create.
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Business Insider took a look at some of the more off the wall policies being pledged by Italy's major parties ahead of the vote.
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But the longer the show stuck around — and the more it illuminated the perspectives of trans women — the more off-brand that original choice became.
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While Facebook, Amazon and Netflix have rallied by 23 percent or more off that bottom, the Google parent has bounced by less than 20 percent.
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The benchmark index has been trading in what is considered to be bear market territory, which is 20 percent or more off its recent peak.
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Dresses, open-toed shoes, and the most out-of-the-box sunglasses ever are screaming your name: Here's how to pull them (and more) off.
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He can bounce back and forth nonchalantly with Chance the Rapper on a song that feels like one of Chance's more off-the-cuff moments.
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Snow and sleet were in the forecast for the New York area during the rush-hour period, which could throw things even more off track.
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And the 20-time Grand Slam champ makes even more off the court: In 2016 alone, he raked in $58 million from appearances and endorsements.
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In the special, Chappelle barely touches on the specific allegations made against Kelly, though he makes more off-the-cuff jokes during his Q&A.
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We've collected a sample of your more off-the-beaten-path answers below, and we thank everyone who took the time to consider the question.
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However, if there is a hard Brexit, or the global trade war worsens significantly, that could shave more off Central Europe's GDP growth, he said.
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But second-youngest child Chi was maybe a little more off to the side than she normally would be, noticeably doctored into the group snapshot.
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That means that the company has been able to earn more off the vendors who sell everything from name brands to knickknacks on its sites.
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And, depending on how discounts to authorized generics shake out, Mylan could stand to make more off of the $300 generic than their original product.
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Then, Dabrye calls in from Ann Arbor Michigan to preview new music with Ghostface Killah, Danny Brown, and more off his new project Three/Three.
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He would not get the decision, however, because the Marlins added four more off four Atlanta pitchers in the seventh to take a 6-5 lead.
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However, to the boys in the broken down Volkswagen, I'd like to recommend a handful of bands who might be a little more off the road.
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In general we've tried to be a bit more off the cuff when recording recently, [and they were] a last minute addition while mixing the song.
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These are official people with press badges — the more off-the-record photos come from Instagram and Twitter, where the power players of music get intimate.
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MORE off the floor Monday night following eight weeks of low scores, frustrated judges, furious viewers and one unforgettable neon ruffled shirt, reports The Washington Post.
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Now that you know you can save $1,000 or more off the cost of your long-term care, it is time to revisit this important insurance.
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Conway said the more disciplined approach by Trump, who has never held elective office, would not mean jettisoning his more off-the-cuff and unpredictable style.
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But some observers hope that the experience in Africa—which today has more off-the-grid solar homes than the U.S.—could help drive transformation elsewhere.
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Let your friend or loved one take a week or more off from food prep and the grocery store with a subscription to a food delivery service.
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First, Apple is charging more than ever for its iPhones, which means even if it sells fewer iPhones, it's still making more off of each unit sold.
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We&aposve seen some shocking things in our time -- lurid misbehavior in government, entertainment, academia -- and we&aposve seen how the world has gotten more off course.
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The second time Jeanie drops by the Rabbit Hole, she's a little more off-the-rails: She orders a glass of Chardonnay in place of her Americano.
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The album's first two songs are on the more off end of the spectrum, as they are strange choices to kick off a career-defining album with.
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The traditional definition of a "bear market" is a condition in which a stock or an index is 20 percent or more off its 52-week high.
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While Snell racked up the strikeouts — he fanned seven of the first nine Yankees — Tanaka, who improved to 3-3, kept the Rays' lineup more off-balance.
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For fans, more off-platform programming at Coachella means it's easier than ever to avoid FOMO without coughing up a half-grand and trekking to the desert.
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And, it must be said, the blithe status quo-ism of Mr Biden could be even more off-putting to Mr Sanders's supporters than her wonkish pragmatism.
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Economists expect the storms to shave a half percent or more off third quarter GDP and temporarily boost inflation, including higher gasoline prices and building materials costs.
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And for years, airlines largely gave in, fearing that customers would find metal detectors at the airport more off-putting than the possibility of a midair diversion.
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When he places the same umber within two different hues of green, it's as if he is riffing off Josef Albers but with a more off-beat effect.
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This means active managers can stand to make much more off their bets, though it also means they can stand to lose more (relative to the overall market).
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"I'm seeing more off-sites that fall under the category of culture-building and team-building," said Paul McDonald, senior executive director at the recruiting firm Robert Half.
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But it fits with a larger pattern of Trump administration officials trying to ignore or downplay the president's more off-the-wall or legally problematic tweets or statements.
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You go through the next steps in your head, and the thing is that you can always take more off, but you can't put more back on again.
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Average loans are a broader metric of how much banks are lending — and the rise in average loans signals banks could soon be making more off that lending.
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More than 40 percent of the stocks in the benchmark S&P 500 are now 20 percent or more off their highs, the definition of a bear market.
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Over a decade, the plan would shave an estimated $800 billion or more off Medicare, which covers older Americans, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation and various reports.
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An IPO could still be a year or more off, sources said, and even after the offering employees are typically forbidden from selling for at least six months.
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During afternoon deals, 10 of the 11 major S&P sectors were trading at correction levels on Monday — which is 10 percent or more off their recent highs.
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The Void has already set a standard for custom-built locations, and IMAX has begun rolling out its own VR arcades, utilizing more off-the-shelf games and experiences.
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I'm no stranger to a variety of pills and supplements, but I still found the neem tablets to be a little more off-putting than I would have liked.
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They belted three homers off Baltimore starter Kevin Gausman and one more off rookie Pedro Araujo, and that proved to be more than enough offense for Berrios (27-20).
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Lego Star Wars BB2105 set for $233 ($21 off): Depending on your location, you can also knock more off the price if you're willing to pick up in-store.
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Accordingly, the DNC focused on winning elections in 2017 and will continue to focus on winning elections in 2018, 2019 and beyond because there are no more off years.
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Thor Fridriksson yesterday, he said a little more off the record and on condition that I don't write about it yet.
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Hypersonic weapons are just the most recent manifestation of the urge to engage in an "arms race," even if, as a sports metaphor, it couldn't be more off base.
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There are 14 — count 'em 14 — shows opening on Broadway, with more off-center forms of entertainment cropping up like wild crocuses all over the rest of the city.
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A cluster of recent issues at much lower yields than secondary market levels has prompted a backlash from market participants on worries that more off-market deals could distort pricing.
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With lyrics like, "They say we're just friends, but friends don't know the way you taste," some fans have wondered if the longtime pals are becoming more off-screen, too.
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Like those more off-kilter titles, A Hat in Time goes all in on goofy charm, preferring to throw some light puzzling and other mechanics in with the pure platforming.
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Long hours have become a status symbol among the well paid, and people at these types of jobs are expected to be reachable 24/7 for more off-hours work.
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She has pushed for more off-site performances and for the production of works with broader appeal, like Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, which opens in April.
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In some states, the stats are even more off-balance: Only 27 percent of adults in New York are registered, even though they have the third highest need for organs.
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But if you have time for something a little different this year, there are worthwhile events happening across the country, in big cities and spots more off the beaten path.
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The Texas Republican Party had rarely looked stronger than it did that year — and has rarely had a stranger and more off-putting run than the period that came after.
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Adobe only offers a maximum of 24 percent scaling of its UI, which still leaves me squinting at the menu options and working more off memory than what I can see.
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"This is because gold begins to price much more off fear of the next recession than off the opportunity cost of holding gold, or the purchasing power of investors / EM households."
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You know there's something wrong when Apple makes more off a Spotify subscription than it does off an Apple Music subscription and doesn't share any of that with the music industry.
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While Target, Amazon, and Ikea are obviously good places to look for gifts both for yourself and others this year, consider more off-the-beaten path alternatives like Costco as well.
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While the Caribbean is a hot spot for cruisers, more "off-the-beaten-path" cruise destinations gained in popularity this year, according to Colleen McDaniel, editor-in-chief of Cruise Critic.
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Subtle changes were made: shorter sleeves that are slightly more off-the-shoulder, hand sewn bridal buttons down the back, and a more fitted silhouette to show off the bride's curves.
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Cris Cyborg is one such name, as well as Tito Ortiz, Thiago Tavares, Cat Zingano, Gracies Clark and Carlson... Boyd recites their names and more off the top of his head.
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Now, with startups jumping to unicorn status in sometimes as short as a handful of months, that risk-reward ratio seems to be even more off-kilter for those early employees.
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Mike Griswold, director of T-50 business development, says Lockheed chose a more off-the-shelf strategy because building a brand new plane would have slowed down its own aggressive timetable.
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I was supposed to have been able to pay a lot more off, and I thought a future relationship had been put at risk because of this baggage that I had.
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That trade skepticism is Trump's only long-standing policy position also means that his comments on trade are taken more seriously than his more off-the-cuff statements and (especially) tweets.
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All around the Cubs' clubhouse, Lester has become a seasoned, valued voice, perhaps because of his Boston experiences or maybe because Lester had to overcome so much more off the field.
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While much of the recent decline in food stamps is due to the stronger economy, experts said, the Trump administration is pushing policies that will kick millions more off the rolls.
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While Trump's speech echoed previous U.S presidents and was traditional in tone, a brasher president spoke in a more off-the-cuff manner at a press conference earlier in the day.
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Reporters have grown critical of the administration's decision to hold more off-camera briefings, and of officials who denounce anonymous sources while only agreeing to speak to the press on background.
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In a lengthy Reddit theory, user u/byrd82 theorizes that the translation is even more off than we initially thought, and there's proof that Jaime is going to save everyone in Westeros.
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China's central bank vowed further support for the world's second-biggest economy, with the outbreak expected to knock 2 percentage points, or more, off its first-quarter growth, from 6%, analysts say.
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She has unveiled plans for more off-site performances and for an emphasis on works with broader appeal, like Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, which opens in April.
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Keep in mind ... While this is great for Google, it isn't bad for us, either: We make more off traffic Google sends our way than we pay for all those products combined.
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Hitting pull-up threes is obviously a nice skill to have, but if Thomas ever wants to inch towards the player he used to be, more off-the-bounce success is mandatory.
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I'm a pretty depressed person in the winter, I was going through a bout of depression so my body didn't feel right, but I felt like something was a little more off.
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Some of Macy's latest initiatives to get back to growth include closing unprofitable stores, reducing promotional activity, opening more off-price shops under its Backstage banner and growing its Bluemercury beauty business.
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More off-the-field drama for LSU ... we've just learned a bus carrying 25 to 30 family members and close friends of the national champs was just involved in a minor crash.
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"They tend to live more off tourism rather than commodity exports and their massive remittances help the balance of payments," said Henry Stipp, manager of the Columbia Threadneedle Emerging Market Bond Fund.
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Of course, being on the Housewives is a different animal than heading up a big business, and Scott and Tinsley have found themselves more off-and-on than solidly on as of late.
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Most Indian planners concur that the best way of ameliorating a shortage is to require more off-street parking, says Shreya Gadepalli of the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy, a think-tank.
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The shock absorbers, which received an upgrade for 2019, are FOX racing shocks that can automatically adjust to provide more on-road comfort or more off-road capability, depending on the driving situation.
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Because many drivers feel they're doing more work for a negligible fare increase, there's little incentive to accept UberPool trips, especially when they might make more off single-rider trips during surge pricing.
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But hurdles remain for a movie that not only could be categorized as a drama but which has produced more off-screen drama than practically any other contender in the current awards season.
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Seattle plated two more off Tony Sipp and Michael Feliz in the sixth after right fielder Josh Reddick airmailed a throw to third base that allowed Mike Zunino and Jarrod Dyson to score.
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Again, it's not clear which is more off-putting: having our emotions sold out to the benefit of brands, or being plopped into large buckets of nonspecific emotions that seem useless or inhumane.
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Since Rest of World users only earn an average of $0.97 versus $2.81 for North American users, international growth could cost Snap money until it figures out how to make more off ads there.
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Hulu, meanwhile, hews closer to an FX or AMC: It has some critically acclaimed original programming, but it knows it can make just as much money (if not more) off reruns of older shows.
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Carlos Gomez added an RBI single in the fourth before the Mets scored twice more off Hoffman in the fifth, when Frazier laced a two-out RBI double and scored on J.D. Davis' triple.
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So if Chapman — who has pitched only once since he was lifted from last Saturday's game in Toronto as a precautionary measure — has a few more off days, it is not the worst thing.
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Some of Macy's biggest initiatives to boost profits include opening pop-up shops, testing more off-price locations under the Backstage brand and exploring other opportunities with its real estate with Brookfield Asset Management.
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While he has always formally maintained the Catholic doctrinal line that homosexual behavior is a sin, some of his more off-the-cuff remarks to journalists have suggested a personal reticence to render judgment.
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FAL collection materials that have already been moved off-site can be retrieved within three business days and, he suggested in a statement, many more off-site items can be made easily accessible through digitization.
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A recent adventure saw Lopez exploring not just the capital, Lisbon, and the beaches of Porto, but also more off-the-beaten-path destinations like the coastal cities of Lagos and Albufeira in the Algarve.
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Part of the reason dollar stores like Dollar General have more off-brand, private-label products like this is because it gives companies more control over manufacturing costs, so they can set their own prices.
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Fortunately, Rafael wants to help and spends time with Petra and their children, allowing her time to get used to being a mother without tasking her with the job's more off-putting aspects (changing diapers).
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Armstrong's lawyer did not respond to a request for comment, but Armstrong has said the team does not owe the Postal Service anything because the agency made far more off the sponsorship than it paid.
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It's the tariffs he's putting on, his attack on the World Trade Organization, and this is probably taking half a point or more off of America's GDP (gross domestic product) and off of global GDP.
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It would make sense ... Tom has made an effort to spend MUCH more off-season time with Gisele and the fam ... even saying recently he wouldn't host "Saturday Night Live" so he could be with them.
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"We love our stores in malls ... but the focus on this next 100 is more off-mall locations," Jeff Gaul, senior vice president of Real Estate and Store Development at Sephora Americas, said in an interview.
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I can tell you that, compared to other OLED screens, you have to get further "off of center" to see a real shift in color, holding the phone 28 degrees or more off of dead on.
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Think less Superman and more off-beat, like DC's Vertigo imprint, home to legendary stories like Sandman and Animal Man, or an industry competitor like Image's stable of unique stories like Bitch Planet and Sex Criminals.
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It has since committed to developing a performance model featuring more off-site performances and more potentially lucrative productions, such as an upcoming staging of the musical "Sunset Boulevard," starring Glenn Close, slated to open in April.
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New players might be a bit more off-balance out of the gate; a lot of modern games tend to do more handholding and provide more direct guidance via minimaps, waypoints and clearly indicated points-of-interest.
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Whether you have a manager who you regularly grab after-work drinks with, or someone who feels a bit more off-limits, you'll want to give a present that reflects their personality as well as your relationship.
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Since this $1 is pocketed 100 times per contract, and 100,000 contracts were traded, the trader stands to make a $10 million profit — so long as EEM rises 3.5 percent or more off of Thursday's closing price.
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Sporting Whether or not Colin Kaepernick plays another down in the N.F.L., I'm going to say that he can achieve more off a football field than he — or anyone else in the sport — can achieve on one.
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During the past month, dealers for FCA's Ram truck brand, GM's Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks and Ford's F-series truck line have been offering discounts of up to 30% or more off the list price.
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His signing pushes the Celtics into another tier within the Eastern Conference, making them one of maybe two or three teams that can reasonably expect to take a game or more off the Cavaliers in a playoff series.
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By nature, you're often farther away from the screen on the iPad Pro than you are on your phone, but still, I feel like I can be much more "off axis" to the camera and it still unlocks.
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Scaramucci's comments and conversation with CNN offer an early glimpse into his strategy as communications director, which, in a more off-the-record environment, features a similar kind of gregarious schmoozing he showcased while on camera on Friday.
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Trump's rhetoric is different than his predecessors in that his remarks appear to be much more off-the-cuff and delivered by someone with almost no experience in government or policy and without being shaped by seasoned advisers.
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Tartelet Records and Uffe are a match made in heaven—for starters, they both are based in Copenhagen, and through their separate musical outputs have long set their sights on the more off-beat shades of dance music.
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Bach's iPhone photographs have a different, more off-the-cuff vibe, breaking from the staged parameters of his large-format work, but still, with brutal self-awareness and honesty, help him come to terms with his every insecurity.
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Butler had called out Simmons about the need to attack the basket and play more off screens to become the triple-double threat he was in the regular season and not the nonfactor he was against the Raptors.
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Starting price (including destination and handling): $53,650 BE MORE SPONTANEOUS: 2020 JEEP WRANGLER Those looking to add more off-the-cuff adventure to their lives need a vehicle that is similarly ready to go at a moment's notice.
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Ping has been one of the bigger companies building services in this area and tackling all of those use cases, competing with the likes of Okta, OneLogin, AuthO, Cisco and dozens more off-the-shelf and custom-built solutions.
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The big picture: If O'Connor's ruling stands — or takes effect before an appeal — it would kick millions of people off of private insurance and millions more off of Medicaid, and would eliminate protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Update 1/24/17 5:28pm EST: The Badlands National Park tweets about climate change—a real thing that is really happening—have disappeared, though they managed to fire one more off before someone pulled the plug on them.
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Overnight, Italian Coast Guard vessels rescued 18 people from a wooden boat near the southern island of Pantelleria, a further 11 near the uninhabited island of Lampione, and 24 more off the coast of Lampedusa Island on Wednesday morning.
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To help you find more ways to save at the movies without resorting to Netflix, we got the goods on six other deals that can save you at least 22018 percent, and often much more, off regular ticket prices.
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Kate Winslet would be a big enough name to entice producers, and Carey Mulligan has the affable charm to effortlessly step into the role -- but we're going slightly more off-beat and picking Tilda Swinton to take the reins.
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They're happy to forgo conventional styling in favor something more off-kilter, and they possess a masterful way to fuse high and low, wearing streetwear with tailoring, maybe throwing an Aries long-sleeved T-shirt over a tulle Molly Goddard dress.
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Every act of arrogance from the self-promoting Ted Baxter became even more off-putting next to his kindhearted wife, who, by the way, stood up to him more often than not — and sometimes she wasn't so sweet-natured about it.
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Lara's gravity-defying traversal abilities have expanded to include rappelling and climbing nearly upside down on overhangs, both of which help the exploration sections feel a little more off the rails without substantially altering that basic fact of the game's design.
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And get 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 off the cheeseburgers.
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Put simply, if Snap can find a way to make more off of each user — and it seems like increased engagement and excited advertisers are already helping — it can increase its ARPU and improve its valuation, just like Spiegel said.
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"When you add in what is essentially dual book-keeping, where [purchases] are kept even more off-the record than in the current system, you have a potential for secretly acquired equipment that [isn't] vetted for privacy implications," Vonn said.
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When it's OK to return to workTaking a week or more off work is hardly ideal, which is why Bogoch says it's OK to return to work once you've passed the peak of your symptoms and are on the mend.
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But our writer—who happens to be Italian—has somethin' to say about how New York's Neapolitan pizza scene is way more off the chain than the sorry, cardboardy facsimiles of tourist pizza that you'll find in many Italian cities.
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The big change this season, apart from the drop in percentage made, from 36.7 to 32.3, is that for the first time since Golden State began its dynastic run, Curry is shooting more off the catch than off the dribble.
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"Insurance is the great denominator here because he's worth more off the track than he's worth on the track," John Patrick Unick, the senior vice president of equine and self-insured risk for the Insurance Office of America, said of Justify.
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After 17 years, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back in "Bad Boys for Life," rated R. If that feels like an excruciatingly long wait, check out these other film franchises that took a generation (or more) off between takes.
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You might be able to rely on Wi-Fi for much of your trip, but if you're traveling alone or to a place more off the grid, it could be worth investing in an international data plan for your cell phone.
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Trevor Ariza finished with a double-double of 343 points and 12 rebounds, and Otto Porter Jr. contributed 19 more off the bench as the Washington Wizards took charge early and defeated the visiting Detroit Pistons 101-217 in a Monday matinee.
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" Sharon says a December 2014 letter was more off the wall, with Barnes asking her to bring him "2 Crown Royal bags full of diamonds ... my 2 CIA badges, 20 billion dollars worth of Department of Treasury checks ... and my gun silencer.
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And if you try to expand the argument to other pro sports, it goes even more off the rails: You can see what they're trying to do, but I'm pretty sure I wrote essays in college that were shorter than that tweet.
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If Twitter can figure out what people are willing to buy without breaking its social network's open platform for opinions, it could earn more off its smaller set of hardcore users instead of worrying about growing much bigger to drive ad views.
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Read more: Off-duty officer who shot attacker a hero NEW JERSEY CHARITY RUN EXPLOSION What we know: An explosion in a garbage can near a Marine Corps charity run in New Jersey on Saturday is being investigated as a possible terrorist act.
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One of these more off-beat projects is the expansion of a roof garden at Coutts' central London headquarters, adding fresh fruit and vegetable patches and three bee hives, which produce Coutts-branded honey soon to be given out to new customers.
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Its buttery clouds don't bear helpful markings that scientists might use to track the planet's rotation, and they can't easily use its nearly vertical magnetic axis — as they have for Jupiter's more off-kilter alignment — to gather clues about the planet's interior.
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Under the terms of the new collective bargaining agreement, the start of the season will move up by about a week to build more off days into the schedule and reduce the number of back-to-backs — though by how many is unclear.
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These titles helped provide a true alternative for fans who needed a slightly more off-kilter angle to appreciate hip-hop at the time, not to mention serving as a gateway to the form on the comedown from Britain's first ecstatic wave of rave culture.
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There's also a small concern regarding quality control because after turning them on for the first time, I noticed that the Pixel 23 and Pixel 2430 XL's OLED screens featured noticeably different color temperatures, which only gets worse the more off-center you are.
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While this sounds appealing in a region where "eco-friendly" doesn't usually spring to mind in crowded, semi-industrial, business oriented cities like Cairo, Zahran is optimistic about using the startup to create more off-grid environments like in agriculture or tourism related communities.
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If you've been pushing the limits of your janky laptop for far too long, you should know that Amazon's Deal of the Day is all about refurbished MacBooks: Save up to 22304% (that's $21440 or more off) on the 21.2 MacBook and MacBook Pro.
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The new feature allows users to adjust how warm the color tone of the display is, allowing for a warmer, less harsh light that should be useful for reading at night (or simply for readers who prefer the more off-white color of actual paper).
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MD: Yeah, I think it would have been nice to start more off-the-cuff conversations with her—I was constantly squeezing the left trigger to see if I could initiate communication with her, just while exploring, rather than waiting for her scripted interjections.
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I was also playing a bit of Binary Domain, which makes an even more off-putting first impression and that got me seriously questioning whether it was in fact part of an elaborate prank that Austin and Patrick were playing on the new guy.
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He calls it a "daily driver meets weekend warrior": while it's small enough to fit in a normal parking space, Beast Mode has the ability to go more off-grid and off-road than most class B RVs and four-wheel-drive trucks like Jeeps.
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Thankfully, that list is getting ever shorter by the day with re-releases of cult hits like Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and you should soon be able to cross one more off — PlatinumGames is announcing plans to remaster its under-appreciated superhero game The Wonderful 241.
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Next time, in a more mild climate, I'll spend more time lounging by the pools, sunning and swimming on the huge expanse of swimmable beach, and taking advantage of more off-site excursions, such as an ATV tour, and horseback riding on the beach.
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MORE, off-the-record discussions with reporters happened after work hours — not for an hour in the middle of the work day, and certainly not before an interview," she said, speaking of Trump's off-the-record conversation with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly. "Mr.
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"It's not something any team wants to have to deal with before a World Cup, but when a team is united by stuff like this I believe it can bring them together more off the pitch, and they can then bring that onto the pitch," she explained.
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Fitch expects the authorities efforts to reduce the budget deficit to below 4.0% of GDP over 716-2020 will prove challenging in light of upcoming enhancements to fiscal reporting standards starting in 2017, which will bring more off-budget capital expenditure into the official State Budget.
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Read more: Off-duty soldier describes how he scooped up children and carried them to safety during the El Paso shootingVarious famous figures and politicians have placed blame on the National Rifle Association, President Donald Trump's administration, and the white supremacist ideology echoed in the manifesto.
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In his very funny Netflix special "America Is the Greatest Country in the United States," Friedlander, playing an outrageously arrogant expert on all things, uses crowd work as a kind of misdirection, a trick to make his finely crafted jokes seem more off the cuff than they are.
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Much of the movie's appeal lies in the more off-kilter observations: The curator Timothy Standring discusses the particular version of "Susanna and the Elders" that hangs over Norman Bates's peephole and notes that, of all the renditions of that scene, the one Hitchcock used strongly connotes voyeurism.
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"A U.S.-Iran war could shave 0.5 percentage points or more off global GDP, mainly due to a collapse in Iran's economy, but also due to the impact from a surge in oil prices," Jason Tuvey, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said in a note last week.
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"A U.S.-Iran war could shave 0.5 percentage points or more off global GDP, mainly due to a collapse in Iran's economy, but also due to the impact from a surge in oil prices," Jason Tuvey, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said in a note last week.
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Today Blink is announcing its first outdoor camera: the $119 Blink XT. Blink is a newcomer that's quickly making a name for itself with tiny, low-cost security cameras that are truly wireless thanks to their ability to run for two years or more off a pair of regular lithium AAs.
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Using a range of high-tech gadgets and vehicles—ROVs and submersibles, drop-down cameras and environmental sensors—Pyle and his colleagues have documented vast, poorly-lit areas of complete coral cover, spanning tens of square kilometers at depths of 90 meters (300 feet) or more off the islands of Maui and Kaua'i.
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Experts at Nelson-Atkins cited an 1855 letter in which van Gogh wrote, "I must have picked up a good hundred flies and more off the 4 canvases that you'll be getting, not to mention dust and sand ..." There is no clear explanation for how the grasshopper ended up on the canvas.
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Trim all these items and more off the college shopping list: a camera to catch those fun college hijinx (that you hope to never see); a CD player for dance parties on the quad; a Fitbit to make sure your kid doesn't fall victim to the "Freshman 15" — a smartphone replaces almost anything!
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Following on the heels of Disney's surprise breakout hit with "Guardians of the Galaxy" and Fox's big box office bonanza with "Deadpool" (both lesser known titles in the Marvel catalog), the practice of going with something a bit more off-the-beaten path when it comes to superhero sagas may not be a bad idea.
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According to the South China Morning Post, Wong said the new island would sit at least six meters (19 feet) above current sea levels, the same as the city's airport, and would be designed to withstand the type of super typhoons experts say the city will face more off as temperatures and sea level rises.
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"Saturday Night Live" did not let 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 off the hook as he faces ongoing criticism for his treatment of women.
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Danny will appear as the queen of North London on tomorrow's (January 6) season two launch of Lip Sync Battle, UK which is hosted by Professor Green and Mel B. Our version boasts slightly less impressive celebrity guests than its American cousin, but is also far more off its tits (somewhat related: here's Kat Slater doing P!
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"Mama June," as she is also known, began her unlikely rise to the reality television equivalent of stardom by managing to be even more off-putting than her fellow outlandish pageant moms on TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras, an exploitative cringefest best known for its pernicious attitude toward prepubescent sexuality and normalizing the ingestion of energy drinks by children.
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As Singh talks about it, this is almost irrelevant to what Druva is offering, and is in fact a segue to helping those companies come to trust and move more off premises, by giving them a strong example of how a cloud-based solution not only works, but can be less expensive and better than on-premise alternatives.
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Still — and here's where O'Hanlon and his ilk couldn't be more off the mark — like Vietnam before it, the Afghan war should never have been fought for these last almost 18 years, never could have been won, never will be won, and should be ended in some fashion, even a Trumpian one, as soon as possible.
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Considering that Hogan had himself been involved in a racially charged exchange with Tony Atlas back when he was cast as a popular villain in the eighties – scripted, no doubt, but nonetheless a part of his professional legacy – his later role as the all-conquering, patriotic white muscleman wrapped in the Stars and Stripes seems even more off-putting.
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With most of Netflix&aposs future growth expected to come from outside the US and Canada, the company may need to figure out how to make more off the members in those regions — or offset the lower revenue those users bring in with more subscribers in the US and Canada — to keep spending $15 billion per year on content.
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Fox News is working out contractual issues to keep anchor Jesse WattersJesse WattersFox News host says US women's soccer team 'not helping' case for equal pay with 'their behavior' Trump: 'I could have fired everyone' on Mueller team if I wanted to Fox News wants Watters off O'Reilly comedy tour: report MORE off Bill O'Reilly's comedy tour, according to a new report.
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A Cook County Circuit Court judge in Chicago will hold a hearing Friday in a lawsuit seeking to keep Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE off the Illinois primary ballot.
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An Illinois judge on Tuesday threw out a lawsuit that would have kept Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE off the state's GOP presidential primary ballot, according to Reuters.
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Mr. Stapleton, who was the breakout star of last year's Country Music Association Awards and also won his first two Grammys in February, topped the country field again with four televised awards (and two more off-camera), for best new male vocalist, album of the year ("Traveller"), song of the year ("Nobody to Blame") and male vocalist of the year.
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Formalwear (and I mean beaded, strapless gowns) and seriously-all-out ensembles were surprisingly the norm, with stacked stilettos, more off-the-runway Gucci than I could possibly count, and — what I found to possibly be the coolest part of the local street style scene — an undeniable support for Aussie designers (of the most prominent were favorites Ellery, Alice McCall, and Dion Lee).
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The nature of those jumpers is also somewhat diversified, more off-the-dribble, less Stand Behind The Three-Point Line Waiting For John Wall To Throw It To Me. But the imbalance, and specifically his tendency to short-circuit a promising drive to the rim with a step-back 18-footer, continues to be what separates Beal from the sky-high ceiling that his talent suggests.
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One of the most disturbing things to emerge from the failed campaign to keep 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 off the Supreme Court is the willingness of some, including powerful senators, to abandon this human right.
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MSNBC on Sunday apologized after the network left Democratic presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE off a presidential poll result graphic, with the network calling the error inadvertent.
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Kim sent his sister on a charm offensive during the Winter Olympics, cracked jokes when meeting with South Korea's president and knocked 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 off balance this week by throwing a kink into their planned nuclear summit.
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The Washington D.C. City Council will meet as early as next week for an emergency vote after a mistake by the city's Democratic Party threatened to leave Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE off the presidential primary ballot in June.
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If Pearce had not anchored the toe of his right foot to first base, as he did, if the plastic cleats on the bottom of his shoe were a tiny bit shorter, or if the throw to him was slightly more off target, the Yankees might have won Game 228 and carried a plane-load of momentum into a do-or-die Game 24 at Fenway Park, potentially changing the course of the postseason.
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Then, Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2628 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE made a strategic decision to keep President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE off the campaign trail because the incumbent, despite high approval numbers, was tainted by the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal.
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