Virgos tend to like their costumes a little more straightforward.
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They replaced them with more straightforward copy on their website.
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I'm more of a fan of the more straightforward Superchunk.
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But Facebook says the tag has a more straightforward meaning.
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Amazon should make this functionality more straightforward in future versions.
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In some ways, Garland's plot is more straightforward than VanderMeer's.
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For Android phones, setup should be a lot more straightforward.
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Its cloning process is more straightforward than you might think.
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But Swan had a more straightforward answer to this question.
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Yeah, I think it was just a little more straightforward.
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Conway's search for a running mate is much more straightforward.
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The Rhone Boxer Brief is perhaps the more straightforward pair.
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Luckily, the gameplay is much more straightforward than the storytelling.
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Recipes are also more straightforward, as far as integrations go.
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But earning their vote may be more straightforward than imagined.
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Google has had far more success combating more straightforward schemes.
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Actually, that makes it sound more straightforward than it is.
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So perhaps the campaign should try a more straightforward approach.
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Gingrich's argument is more straightforward: Mueller is biased and unfair.
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Still other name-changes might seem more straightforward— but they're not.
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There are certainly some shows that succeed as more straightforward adaptations.
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Android Auto has a more straightforward, cleaner look than your smartphone.
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Gladio, on the other hand, is a much more straightforward fighter.
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LA Noire, meanwhile, is a much more straightforward, story-driven game.
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At least in the Android case, the remedy seems more straightforward.
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Maybe more straightforward Collections like "Favorite Vocals" make sense for you.
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In other cases, the attacker may be more straightforward, says Barracuda.
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Private life is the band's poppiest album, with more straightforward lyrics.
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After you've exhausted those more straightforward options, the fun really begins.
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The second game was more straightforward: a 5-4 Mets loss.
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I'm making "Cambodian Rock Band" sound more straightforward than it is.
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Developments on the Republican side of the aisle are more straightforward.
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Kyrsten Sinema has a more straightforward path to the Democratic nomination.
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Lamb neck, barley, and turnips—you couldn't get anything more straightforward.
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There's a more straightforward, emotional reaction to the diverse team, too.
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Taxing people to fund prizes is simpler, more straightforward, and fair.
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Rivalry between Kenya and Tanzania, the two largest members, is more straightforward.
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But another important step in the right direction would be more straightforward.
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But thanks to technology it can also be more straightforward than ever.
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Yet SPIAs, as they're called, generally are more straightforward than their brethren.
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And the case is more straightforward from the trustbusters' point of view.
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But if that's not you, go with something more straightforward, like Hue.
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In contrast, setting up this new interop tool is far more straightforward.
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In truth, mass is the more straightforward concept (at least in theory).
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The more straightforward the dish, the better it went with the barbera.
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The Frerichs case has its own complications but is relatively more straightforward.
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This is a much more straightforward pop album than your previous works.
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Across five courses, your first foray into machine learning couldn't be more straightforward.
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Back when Game of Thrones started, the adaptation was also far more straightforward.
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A more straightforward version of The Limey likely would've worked just fine, too.
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Back then, in the heyday of Internet Ugly, the humor was more straightforward.
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This doubling, or mirroring technique, is detectable even in the more straightforward portraits.
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Other offerings were even more straightforward—what you might eat in Nonna's kitchen.
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It's fussier than its predecessor, but still more straightforward than, say, XCOM 2.
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Now, the social network is taking a more straightforward approach to that market.
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But the longer the song goes on, the more straightforward it all becomes.
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It's more straightforward than Mercedes's, with everything on one floor and a loft.
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But the overall effect left me waiting for something a little more straightforward.
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And this isn't even to touch on the more straightforward issue of financial mismanagement.
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Instead, Anker takes a more straightforward approach by solving the inevitable problems technology creates.
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Whereas Mr. Lester's earlier films stressed montage, "The Bed Sitting Room" is more straightforward.
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The Sonic, which is designed for distance runners, features a more straightforward knit top.
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That would be much more straightforward than transferring money to iBanFirst before using it.
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No worries about soup here; shumai are firmer, drier and more straightforward to eat.
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From a genetic sleuthing standpoint, their case turned out to be much more straightforward.
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More straightforward work policies should be achievable under the umbrella of the larger organization.
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Being prepared and having a point of view made conversations easier and more straightforward.
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It's also more straightforward to raise money for companies the investors can relate to.
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The storytelling is just as interested in big questions but also much more straightforward.
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It also appears to be a more straightforward epic compared to the animated version.
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When you are a child, your motivations tend to be more straightforward, she explained.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For the 23, Nokia/HMD's game plan couldn't be more straightforward.
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The process of re-accession would be more straightforward and could happen within 30 days.
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Others are more straightforward and give tiny quips about their services followed by a URL.
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At Yale, the society recruitment process is far more straightforward than in Dear White People.
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That handset ditched the iconic sandstone back, in favor of a more straightforward metal backing.
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And remember that Wear OS was recently refreshed with a more straightforward, intuitive software experience.
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The move makes it more straightforward to deal with partners, and simplifies the organization overall.
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It is certainly more straightforward to fly and can be operated with just one hand.
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" And it balanced newer songs with older, more straightforward, guitar-centered anthems, like "Let Down.
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" Instead of adding statistics and explanations, Snodgrass opted for the "more straightforward approach: just pictures.
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This project can help remove that uncertainty and make decision-making a more straightforward process.
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Both states have ditched their caucuses in favor of a more straightforward primary voting process.
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" For a more straightforward narrative, try his sprawling family epic "Leaves of the Banyan Tree.
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It's a less confrontational and more straightforward family drama than the director is known for.
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" Pompeo added: "You always want it to happen faster, cleaner in a more straightforward way.
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The more convincing explanations for this change are more straightforward — and darker — than Mr. Pai's.
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" For her daughter, Johnesha Dukes, the decision was even more straightforward: "I just liked him.
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Others think it was a more straightforward 20th-century response to the popularity of Christmas.
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Where Mrs Merkel is more straightforward than she sometimes seems, her erstwhile protégée is more enigmatic.
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While Ms. Mayhew firmly avoided talking about herself, she was considerably more straightforward when discussing others.
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Instead, Porsche is currently focused on the more straightforward Taycan, which is due later this year.
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"Terminating a pregnancy at 10 weeks is much more straightforward than at 18 weeks," he said.
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Nomorobo's more straightforward approach uses an app that works in the background for $2 a month.
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" The second reason he doesn't worry about his daughters is more straightforward: "They have Secret Service.
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" The second reason he doesn't worry about his girls is more straightforward: "They have Secret Service.
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But Tap's subscription service could infuse the company with another more straightforward and immediate revenue stream.
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On the surface, that does sound more straightforward than season 33's secret crosscutting between decades.
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Regular mode is more straightforward and my recommendation for playing, even for a first time player.
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But, he noted, other states are still waiting for answers on far more straightforward waiver requests.
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Spa Night, for its part, is a more straightforward story, but one that's no less intense.
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Some of my other influences show through my love for upbeat and more straightforward pop music.
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It's a more straightforward sort of show than "The Good Fight," but that's interesting in itself.
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Dan Watters' Lucifer appears to be one of the more straightforward titles in the new collection.
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One of the more straightforward reasons is the degree of slack that exists in labor markets.
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But with cloud computing, switching is far more straightforward and the role of switch vendors changes.
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Some of them were pretty tough: "Millionaire," the ones that are more straightforward to the core.
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It's a little more straightforward than like this super long terms of conditions that nobody reads.
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A couple of the more straightforward entries were Francophonic — GEORGES and BOEUF, which led to STEW.
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But if you do the work and you have your values the decisions become more straightforward.
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The Future operates in the same vein: it's another science fiction show, but it's more straightforward comedy.
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The brand's use of color, pattern and cropped tees separates its menswear from other, more straightforward designs.
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On the remix, Sporting Life turns Ocean's more straightforward vocal wails into a glitchy and atmospheric wonder.
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There is a better, cleaner and more straightforward path to the outcome we all want to achieve.
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This time, Uber gave customers a few days' notice about the new fees and was more straightforward.
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Her talk last week was modeled on her paper but also was more straightforward about her position.
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A more straightforward version of this comes in Brian Knappenberger's Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press.
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People who like the traditional approach to dealing with email may prefer Gmail's more straightforward message view.
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The artist, 24, whose full name is Tunlaya Dunnvatanachit, calls English more straightforward than her native Thai.
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That's one of the more straightforward aspects of a service that's become too complicated through the years.
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Living wills, structural reforms and total loss absorbing capacity requirements are making firms more straightforward to resolve.
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But instead of closing those gaps, policymakers have turned to a much more straightforward fix: banning products.
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But Irrespective also highlights a less familiar and more straightforward method she has used to reach audiences.
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In Washington, the Nordics are often seen as efficient leaders who can push for more straightforward politics.
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There's a grim sparseness to 36 Chambers, which can even be heard in more straightforward techno releases.
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" After pondering the topic overnight, Mr. Dev emailed: "Penises themselves are poised for a more straightforward viewing.
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At this small, cheerful storefront, the two are making a more straightforward appeal to comfort and nostalgia.
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The experiment garnered praise from some for making web identity more straightforward, but it also generated criticism.
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"Homecoming: The Live Album" is a more straightforward recreation of the concert that became known as Beychella.
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Life is more straightforward when you're locked into one totalistic group, even if it's imposed upon you.
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A decade ago, it was more straightforward to see what a researcher changed to improve their results.
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In other words, "Legion" has abandoned many of its pretensions and become a more straightforward superhero story.
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After years of complex relations with Mr. Obama, Mr. Trump offered the Saudis a more straightforward alliance.
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For many borrowers, a more straightforward way to lower your interest rate is through student loan refinancing.
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Had the docuseries been a more straightforward documentary along those lines, it could have been a win.
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Broadly, Democrats see the Ukraine scandal as more straightforward — and more persuasive — than the Byzantine Russia investigation.
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Although it uses a similar style as Streetwise — voices heard over footage — Tiny is more straightforward and streamlined.
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But as mainstream films for a wide audience, these documentaries are forced to take a more straightforward approach.
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Unlike the Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire primary is more straightforward: The candidate with the most votes wins.
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For those who would prefer a more straightforward approach, the hashtag challenges can feel like an unnecessary change.
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Ozzy and Debbie argued that Brad's physical game and more straightforward and loyal strategic game deserved the victory.
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The gulf between truth and more straightforward factuality in nonfiction is as wide as it is hotly contested.
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Some pundits speak of "Modi magic" to explain his immunity from criticism, but there are more straightforward reasons.
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The Total Eclipse Cruise experience will be more straightforward for viewers — although certainly unique in its own way.
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Yet in the mid-terms, a more straightforward verdict on Mr Trump, that will be a lesser problem.
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But one of the more straightforward integration opportunities between the two companies is LinkedIn's integration with Microsoft Office.
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You've always been able to change launchers on Android, but Lollipop and Marshmallow make the process more straightforward.
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Staying private until it has a clearer edge over competitors would make for a more straightforward market debut.
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After several planning phases, it was finally abandoned in 1987, supplanted by a more straightforward automated rail network.
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Instead, much like the Scandinavian furniture in its office, it is returning to something simpler and more straightforward.
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The now-dominant view, closely associated with Eric Foner's book Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution1, is much more straightforward.
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Some others believe these revised SAT math questions are more straightforward and require clearer demonstration of math concepts.
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I'm trying to figure out how to do things even more simply and to do something more straightforward.
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Some bankers said the focus is shifting to other markets where political and regulatory pressures are more straightforward.
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Speaking of that next stage ... What happens: The end-credits scene is a little sillier and more straightforward.
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Told in more straightforward fashion, it might leave you wondering why it required almost 30 minutes to unspool.
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Albums like Vanitas and Desideratum featured plenty of chugging beats, regimented song structures, and generally more straightforward sounds.
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It was one of the more straightforward moves of Irving's night, but it registered as a gauntlet thrown.
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He will dart in and out and try to avoid the big punch from the more straightforward Golovkin.
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Through the titular Katalin Street, Szabo locates a more straightforward expression for her characters' tortured relationships to history.
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When Dr. Brenner, now an executive with UnitedHealth Group, started the Camden Coalition, the answer seemed more straightforward.
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To make enforcement more straightforward, they proposed defining the scope of scrutinized trades based on an accounting standard.
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Another relevant if more straightforward clue lies just beneath, to TERENCE, and another thespian appeared elsewhere, MARSHA Norman.
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Another relevant if more straightforward clue lies just beneath, to TERENCE, and another thespian appeared elsewhere, MARSHA Norman.
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Xendoo is a software-as-a-subscription service that aims to make accounting more straightforward for small businesses.
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Star Kristen Bell has previously told fans that ice queen Elsa was initially conceived as a more straightforward villain.
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Google apparently dumped its "Now on Tap" brand Tuesday in favor of something a bit more straightforward: Google Assistant.
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S-Town is more straightforward and intimate, but its real-life story of small-town drama is similarly intriguing.
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Poncho was a bit more straightforward in describing what all of this means for the fate of the app.
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"Everything is better on TV." The opening got even more straightforward, calling out Donald Trump's most obviously unsettling problems.
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What's bad news for the PMA standard is good for consumers, as wireless charging becomes simpler and more straightforward.
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This remote can pair with your system and is a much more straightforward layout to help you binge Netflix.
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Action planet Mars enters intellectual Air sign Gemini at 73:32 AM, so expect communication to get more straightforward.
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Whenever I can, I make more straightforward videos — teaching materials for my tribe or other organizations I work with.
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But the Flynn case shows that a far more straightforward pay-to-play scandal was occurring closer to home.
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How fitting the episode begin with a wink to the more straightforward and melodramatic film that inspired the series.
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Read more: Current Chase Freedom quarterly 5% bonusesFor a more straightforward option, the Citi Double Cash card is solid.
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Kuttner's indignation about its fall from grace is more straightforward than the course of events that led to it.
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Many Christians take a more straightforward reading of Romans 13, even as they struggle to apply to modern life.
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The songs are more straightforward and sometimes lighthearted, and certainly more narrative, than on a Circuit des Yeux record.
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One of the more straightforward types of puzzle themes is a list of words or phrases that contain synonyms.
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The process is even more straightforward if you're running the Mail app that comes as part of Windows 10.
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Instead, the narrative swerves, hastily committing to the terms of a more straightforward novel, then failing to satisfy them.
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But on Tuesday, he largely dispensed with that idea and opted for the more straightforward route: just staying president.
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Some meat preparations are more straightforward and bland than the stewed or flame-licked versions you'd find in Mexico.
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What we are talking about when we use the word today is something much more straightforward than continental philosophy.
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Personally, I prefered the photographs that are more straightforward, which allowed me to experience his vision without conceptual explanations.
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My favorite anticucho is a more straightforward situation, grilled scallops under arugula, lime zest and a smooth Parmesan fondue.
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But the adapter and director Marco Antonio Rodríguez abandoned that storytelling approach for a more straightforward, third-person one.
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" House Of Dragons was the more straightforward choice, because the preexisting George R.R. Martin text provides "a road map.
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"It was much more straightforward to reach agreements with Turkey than with the Americans," he was cited as saying.
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It&aposs much more straightforward, and more fundamentally challenging: People are just increasingly sick and tired of online advertising.
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But in its final act, that hoped-for mystery gets cast aside in favor of a smaller, more straightforward conclusion.
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The film appears to be more straightforward than Nolan's recent work, that has relied heavily on twists and heady concepts.
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Some drones also take off and land vertically, and with rotors powered by electric motors, they are mechanically more straightforward.
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Furthermore, signalers were less likely to punish when offered a more straightforward way to appear trustworthy (namely, helping others directly).
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Kaplan compared the co-op missions to Diablo III's adventure mode, while the story missions are a more straightforward campaign.
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The process of getting Python installed is slightly more straightforward on Windows, incidentally, if you have a choice between OSes.
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The answer is more straightforward than you think: just buy from a service or retailer that uses locally grown flowers.
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Richard Buckman's last dispatch was more straightforward, a brief listing of those he left behind, stuck with a droll finale.
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Petrobras shares rose 4% in late trading on the calls for a more straightforward concession model in upcoming oil rounds.
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Investigating metastasis seems more straightforward than investigating non-metastasis; clinically speaking, it's tough to study those who haven't fallen ill.
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Azar, a former executive at drugmaker Eli Lilly, suggested possibly scrapping them in favor of a more straightforward pricing system.
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With Messenger calls the experience is much more straightforward with virtual 2D displays that look straight out of Iron Man.
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The VR works, however, taken with with their real-world counterparts, project a much more straightforward message: Reality is overrated.
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Business loans have more straightforward terms than equity investments, but they are a far less flexible way to provide capital.
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Matt Ginsberg talked about his computer program, Dr. Fill, which solved the more straightforward puzzles in a matter of seconds.
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Colbert pointed out that Trump was simultaneously proposing to cut the department's budget, and Meyers's critique was even more straightforward.
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As humorous as that clue was, 60A is far more straightforward — that's just three DOLLAR SIGNS for you to decode.
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Beijing's strategy for the executive branch is more straightforward: appoint the right kind of people to the important top jobs.
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In the end, it's messy compromise that only partly matches the more straightforward rate-cutting seen in other emerging markets.
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Writers started penning more straightforward adventure stories again in the 1960s, but the character never recaptured his early radical charge.
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" Sanders was more straightforward in his answer, declaring, "No, I will not deport children from the United States of America.
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Because of the live set, I started writing differently and wanted to serve up something juicier: more straightforward guitar songs.
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Finding a ground truth is complicated, he said, but looking at whether an original video has been modified is more straightforward.
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Or do they hold onto it and use it in a more straightforward hedge of their long position in the financials?
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Just as mesmerizingly uncomfortable, but more straightforward, The Kindergarten Teacher at least stands a better chance of landing a bigger distributor.
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Applying AV technology in such constrained settings could offer a more straightforward path to market — and an equally compelling business case.
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According to TVLine, Fincher told Torv that rather than the cat having a metaphorical meaning, it was actually much more straightforward.
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Fortunately, connecting up wirelessly to Mac and Windows machines in 2016 is a lot more straightforward than it used to be.
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Here's a more straightforward rundown of a bunch of the kookier stuff Thiel is into: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Released on the Wii U (then later, mercifully, the 3DS), the title was a more straightforward take on Mario world building.
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Howe's course began as a more straightforward freshman literature composition course in 1965, with a syllabus composed primarily of male writers.
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The problem, at least for Facebook, is that monetizing the News Feed with status-style ads was a lot more straightforward.
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" This year, however, the task was much more straightforward: just sneak up on your father and yell: "I love you, Dad!
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Every female rapper rap about that, but we're just more straightforward and don't beat around the bush when we say it.
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Muting stories is a bit more straightforward — you just tap and hold on the particular story that you want to mute.
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For obvious reasons, the logistics of contesting a friendly in SE21 are considerably more straightforward than getting a team to Abkhazia.
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Amid more straightforward summer remakes and sequels, "the movie is both new and nostalgic, which makes it stand out," he added.
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With a more straightforward business model many of these companies could be ready for an IPO in a fairly short time.
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We have presented the "good victims" (there is perhaps no more straightforward moral argument for abortion than the X case scenario).
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Nancy Gibbs, Time's editor, said Mr. Trump's selection this year was "one of the more straightforward" choices the magazine had made.
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" Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump was more straightforward, telling CNN viewers that "pretty soon you won't be able to get guns.
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But here there's a more straightforward desire for connection and a much less postmodern quest to find someone to eat with.
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Lucinda's menu is, on its face, more straightforward than Dier Makr's, with dishes like mozzarella panzanela, or roast potatoes with gribiche.
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If the entire industry is subject to the same transparent policy, it makes long-term planning easier and competition more straightforward.
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Not that their more straightforward power metal didn't slay (See: "Crownless") but this is what newcomers will find the most appetizing.
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Pagerduty, on the other hand, had a more straightforward path, in part thanks to its strong financial position before it filed.
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The programmes were quickly eclipsed, however, by more straightforward stock-buying links from Hong Kong to mainland exchanges starting in 2014.
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Extending the emergency early-warning system to the courtroom is among the more straightforward tasks on the base's to-do list.
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Mattel's Matchbox brand, by contrast, offers more straightforward representations of what children and adults see on the open road, he added.
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At the least, Kagan's artificially facile treatment paints state-law federal-question analysis as far more straightforward than it actually is.
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The court assumes that having two jurisdictional statutes employ the same jurisdictional test is necessarily the more straightforward and administrable option.
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Moo ping, pork skewers, are more straightforward, the meat sculpted around flat sticks like chubby Popsicles and tasting of candied smoke.
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The materials somehow interpose a sense of S&M culture onto what would otherwise be a more straightforward and saccharine tableau.
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Airmail doesn't include smart replies but it does have templates to make the sending of standard emails that little bit more straightforward.
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Sure, the company is planning to give the next model a more straightforward title, but the entrepreneur laughs off the Icarus comparisons.
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She's relying on statistics to make her case, though she also made a more straightforward case on Saturday — fewer guns, less violence.
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At the beginning, the challenge seemed much more straightforward: Introducing audiences to a new franchise with a new kind of game design.
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His version of Fahrenheit 451 is a more straightforward depiction of suburban malaise, where people are not just distracted, but miserably numb.
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As a tool, pixel art can be more straightforward when compared with the many moving parts that make up 3D game engines.
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It might seem like identifying fake news — at least the kind that's made up out of whole cloth — would be more straightforward.
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If you're after something more straightforward, there's always Windows Voice Recorder or QuickTime on macOS (New Audio Recording under the File menu).
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Foodman, of course, recognized the platform and turned in something a little more straightforward than his usual flurries of clicks and drums.
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More straightforward than much of his other work, it might be the closest thing to a beach read Stephenson has turned out.
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But the biggest difference between Apple's plan and Google's is more straightforward, Google Play content is viewable on more kinds of devices.
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While it may be a little more straightforward for us it references the band's past but pushes it in a new direction.
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Giving money away would appear more straightforward than governing, a role in which Mr. Bloomberg's style was criticized by some as imperious.
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But Mr. Trump previously rejected a more straightforward proposal from Europe to simply scrap automotive tariffs on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Working with that trend, Twitter also announced it will make finding and viewing videos more straightforward with a new video-discovery interface.
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Yasmin Joyner, 35, an artist, says she has a more straightforward approach to sightings and doesn't like to engage in conspiracy theories.
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But he also previously rejected a more straightforward proposal from Europe to simply scrap automotive tariffs on both sides of the Atlantic.
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In the real world, more straightforward applications of the technology have made tracking faces or license plates much cheaper and more accurate.
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Monaco's arrangement with Cercle Brugge, for example, is more straightforward: The French club wanted a place to help its young talents develop.
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While The Lighthouse's ambiguity and allusions lend themselves to all sorts of metaphorical deep-dives, there's also a few more straightforward reads.
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But he surely would've wanted the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to endorse him in a more straightforward way than it just did.
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If you're a salaried employee, the process may be a bit more straightforward, and you may only need a W153 from your employer.
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The film looks to be every bit as critical of voyeurism and capitalism as Nightcrawler was, just with a lot more straightforward horror.
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The Emma show is a more straightforward, sincere high school musical; the actors show is a heightened, satirical cavalcade of theater in-jokes.
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Did you find it more challenging, or was it easier, to design puzzles with multiple solutions, as opposed to more straightforward Zelda puzzles?
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So Sony, which owns the rights to series, opted to skip to the more straightforward Spider's Web with a new director and cast.
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By contrast, this allegation against Pandora — that it simply doesn't have a licensing deal with Wixen — is a more straightforward copyright infringement question.
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There's a clear irony in what amounts to fake news warning viewers of itself, but the concerns of these Senators are more straightforward.
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"I see us both becoming more straightforward in our writing, so I'm not surprised if the new songs feel more hopeful," Martin says.
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"We think that this strategy is more straightforward and a lot more effective than genetic engineering or adding a superbug into the environment."
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Its aim is more straightforward: to inform visitors about the textile's origins in Central Asia and to illuminate that cultural and historical context.
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"Some studios wanted us to lose the fantasy element and make a more straightforward biopic, but that was missing the point," John wrote.
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These interactions — or social links, as they're called — then feed back into the more straightforward RPG elements, giving you new powers and skills.
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PT was more esoteric and ambitious, with an unsettling ambience and abstract looping structure compared to Beginning Hour's more straightforward found-footage story.
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"The App Store has historically been a little more straightforward, and Android has been a bit more like the Wild West," he said.
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Tumblr was rolled up into the short-lived Oath business, which has since been rebranded as the much more straightforward Verizon Media Group.
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The idea was to make capital rules for banks, cobbled together in the aftermath of the financial crisis, less redundant and more straightforward.
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Mac laptops are much more straightforward: All modern Macs (since about 2003) have a feature called FileVault that encrypts your entire system drive.
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If data isn't available on Glassdoor, you can also try the more straightforward approach: Talk to your colleagues about how much they make.
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That is a much more straightforward case to prove because the allegation is that Huawei misappropriated information to use for its own purposes.
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Mr. Starks's style was more straightforward, without some of Mr. Stubblefield's flourishes, but it drove Brown's songs and got audiences on their feet.
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If that sounds like you, you can always start with the early-week puzzles, which tend to be less complex and more straightforward.
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Piper Jaffray technical analyst Craig Johnson agrees that large stocks are the way to go, but for him, the calculus is more straightforward.
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The answer is really more straightforward, EDGERS, the things you use to trim the borders of lawns, hedges, garden beds and so on.
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Braai Day is an attempt to make the act of remembering more straightforward by focusing, as a tense family might at Christmas, on food.
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Boeing's statement suggests the fix for the NG planes is more straightforward than the solution to get the 737 Max back in the air.
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She has a more straightforward view of America's capacity to do good; her former boss is more alert to the dangers of good intentions.
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But some analysts say a two-way coalition with National would be more straightforward than a three-way coalition with Labour and the Greens.
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While the Mt. Gox allegations are the most eye-catching, many of the charges that brought down BTC-e allege more straightforward money laundering.
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Wilson's library will serve a more straightforward purpose, too: In one corner stands a server rack that will host Defcad's website and backend database.
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Still, the possibility that something occurred serious enough to halt production warranted a more straightforward and honest account than the usual bag of tricks.
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Although checking your friend's registry is probably more straightforward, you might get an even better idea of what they want by consulting the stars.
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While the original system was quite a bit more complicated than the Classic Edition, the original controller is more straightforward than its modern counterpart.
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For more straightforward cases, mostly domestic and land squabbles, he simply sits the parties down and gently guides them to a point of agreement.
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A. Google Maps is a more straightforward map application and also includes information about businesses and other points of interest in the given area.
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Even better, that character development meshes beautifully with season three's slight return to the more straightforward "hack of the week" structure of season one.
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The theory is: If you have a candidate who is more straightforward in their ideology, less compromised, more exciting, they would turn people out.
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His brother, Janis, an agent at ASM Sports, which represents Porzingis, was more straightforward and pointed to the misgivings that now seem to exist.
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Rounded out with a scoop of mastic ice cream and decorated with flowers and edible gold, it was one of the more straightforward desserts.
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The result is a slick thriller that trades in some of the moody atmosphere that draped earlier versions for a more straightforward action vehicle.
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Mr. Watson's version of their romance is a little more straightforward, though he doesn't remember meeting her on his first day at the school.
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Three more versions of the Mustang Mach-E, in fact, though they are each a bit more straightforward than the Select or Premium models.
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When you go in there to clean out the silicone and it's within the capsule, it's much more straightforward—it almost sucks right out.
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At the same time, it's also important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections.
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Today, with the arrival of gene editing technologies like Crispr/Cas9, turning genes on and off or adding new ones has become much more straightforward.
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" Note the odd language there about "not penalizing longer videos" instead of saying the more straightforward thing, which is "we're going to boost longer videos.
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She argued that the government is responsible for spending extra social resources on an issue that could have been handled in a more straightforward fashion.
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Even the name Ally, which is also the name of the character's self-titled album, evokes the more straightforward stardom of someone like early Britney.
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But with the historically daunting goal of lifelike characters, Efremov and his team decided to shift back to a more straightforward cinematic for The Heretic.
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Some consumers might just find the Rokus and Amazon Fire TV Sticks of the world a little easier and more straightforward to use than casting.
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But that at least gets points for being a more straightforward pun, while even the generous-hearted would agree that "Webminster" is pretty groan-worthy.
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Fortunately mobile playback is a lot more straightforward than it used to be, and for a lot of the time you won't have any problems.
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Wolfenstein takes a more straightforward approach: if Blazkowicz kills Nazis on an absurd and cartoonish scale, then Nazis have to be absurdly and cartoonishly awful.
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But no need to worry about the royals quite yet— this isn't Game of Thrones, and Harry probably has a more straightforward reason for leaving.
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The German Centre for Protection against Unfair Competition said Wednesday that Tesla agreed to be more straightforward with pricing on its website by March 20th.
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As the theory's more straightforward predictions were put to use, for instance in electronics, quantum mechanics gained a reputation for being counterintuitive, even downright spooky.
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But the effects of roasting can be as great as more straightforward incidences of cyberbullying—a phenomenon which, in its worst cases, has proved fatal.
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It's my hope that after the elections, we can all be more straightforward about what needs doing to get the ACA on the right course.
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That bit of paperwork is more straightforward and minimal than many that are staples of nonprofit organizations' compliance with law in the modern administrative state.
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Using points to 'erase' travel purchases Certain cards, like the Capital One Venture Rewards card, take an even simpler, more straightforward approach to redeeming points.
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Work was then begun on the CAD design, which was much more straightforward now that exact measurements could be made directly from a physical key.
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He receives a more straightforward tribute in this Los Angeles ceremony, which features speeches from Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Amal Clooney and even Barack Obama.
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But Jon Paul Lupo, who worked on de Blasio's presidential bid and now consults for his political action committee, says there's a more straightforward explanation.
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"Beyond the Walls," a three-part 2016 production, is a more straightforward genre piece that combines the haunted house and portal-to-another-world tropes.
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I&aposve found many of HelloFresh&aposs recipes to be a bit more straightforward and easy to follow, which is ideal for the beginner chef.
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Gogoro has trialed vacation rentals in Japan, more straightforward shared rental services in France and Germany, and recently provided scooters to delivery services in Korea.
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By contrast, a private provider could do a better job when the desired output is more straightforward and can be measured properly, like collecting trash.
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If you're looking for something more straightforward, consider using an alliteration, like #ForeverFong or #FinallyForman, or combining each person's first or last name, like #DebraandAdamAugust2019.
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In the past, church leaders have been sued in civil court with claims of negligence, which some lawyers have seen as a more straightforward strategy.
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The movement's pro-Israel positions — strongly in favor of Israeli control of Jerusalem — have roots in millenarian theology as well as more straightforward identity politics.
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Darlene has always been more straightforward about her motivations than Angela is; she'll tell you exactly what she's thinking and how she feels about it.
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The ACT, created by the company of the same name, is based on surveys of curriculum across the country and is over all considered more straightforward.
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Not only does it mean you can log in and work from any computer, it makes sharing your work and collaborating with others much more straightforward.
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Dubbed "Driver Mode" by the NHTSA, it would build on efforts like CarPlay and Android Auto with a selection of tasks in a more straightforward interface.
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However, this latest and second LP, Black Highways and Green Garden Roads, suggests that Lantern's wiped off the dust in favor of cleaner, more straightforward interpretations.
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At this point he was a more straightforward mercenary, though still a talkative one, and was largely modeled on the DC Comics villain Deathstroke the Terminator.
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But Jeff Teague, Cory Joseph, Marcus Smart, and a hobbled Isaiah Thomas are all much easier and more straightforward assignments than what the Warriors will present.
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In fact, this Mexicali-style preparation of beef shouldn't be complicated; after all, its name simply means "grilled meat"—how much more straightforward can you get?
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Match-3 is great for this because it's more of a compulsive mechanic that feels very natural and tuning level difficulty is a little more straightforward.
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Drug company deals are more straightforward though, and the price is usually based on what the acquirer hopes to squeeze out of the products and talent.
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Critics argue that incivility has become a catch-all term for more straightforward racism, or sexism or that civility is overrated in the face of hatefulness.
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Campbell could take a less drastic approach, opting for a more straightforward sale of its Bolthouse packaged carrots business or brands like V8 juice and SpaghettiOs.
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The founders of IEX were the protagonists in the Michael Lewis book "Flash Boys" and are hoping to provide a more straightforward way to trade stocks.
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Amazon began stocking erotic products in 2005; that same year, Scotland's Superdrug began carrying the Durex Play vibrating ring (or, to be more straightforward, cock ring).
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The new case involving Twitter is more straightforward than Apple's standoff with the F.B.I., which required the creation of new technology to circumvent the iPhone's encryption.
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Although detailed mechanisms for issuing the stock and managing the portfolio would need to be defined, this plan should be more straightforward than an income tax.
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Theirs is 24 hours and a little more straightforward, with highest testosterone at the beginning of the day (ex – morning wood), declining as the day goes on.
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It's more straightforward than that — a shifting, formless story about being in the headspace of a precocious 16-year-old girl in her first year of college.
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The film gives us the answer too soon, choosing a more straightforward horror route rather than living in the murky grey areas that define great psychological thrillers.
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This was true before Roe, and it is much more straightforward in today's world, where air travel is routine and services can be arranged on the internet.
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At the same time, she's daring other Democrats potentially running against her to take the more straightforward "if Trump is bad, then globalization must be good" line.
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Nightmare Taking a more straightforward approach to metalcore than their compatriots in Last Days of Beethoven, Nightmare go for a melding of the heavy and the accessible.
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If Microsoft wants to make files and projects easier to share, adding some extra options to the Menu key is a much simpler, and more straightforward solution.
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This YouTube trial was first detailed by XDA Developers and only seems to affect the YouTube app on Android for now, and it couldn't be more straightforward.
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Unlike other music festivals that focus on the stereotypical festival looks of fringe tops, boho aesthetics, and flower crowns, Lollapalooza tends to be a lot more straightforward.
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She says that it's very easy to change your name by deed poll and amending all your documentation has become more straightforward over the last five years.
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But that didn't become a staple of the series until Symphony of the Night on the original PlayStation — the first Castlevania is a much more straightforward affair.
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Wikipedia's editors, who are committed to ensuring the site isn't co-opted for advertising purposes, immediately reverted the entry to the more straightforward definition that existed before.
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On Thursday, the company said a new test was rolling out which would instead label the "original tweeter" as "Author" — a term that's a bit more straightforward.
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" She continued, "That bit of paperwork is more straightforward and minimal than many that are staples of nonprofit organizations' compliance with law in the modern administrative state.
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Coutinho's second goal, at 29 minutes, was far more straightforward — he rolled the ball in from close range after Jonas had teed him up — though equally important.
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And immediately after that, Imre Bárány had a second proof, which also used the Borsuk-Ulam theorem, and that was, I think, more elegant and more straightforward.
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What to expect: Tech industry lawyers tell us that policymakers — especially those seeking to rein in tech firms — see privacy rules as more straightforward than antitrust action.
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So, while the contendership picture is incredibly murky at the moment, it's likely to be a hell of a lot more straightforward in a few months' time.
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Where it fails is in exploring the show's other themes and subtexts, presenting a much more straightforward military sci-fi adventure that doesn't always feel like BSG.
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But it was meant to be more straightforward and perhaps not quite as indulgent as Sweet Sixteen, or as simple as the production of Cats and Dogs.
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I did think that the theme clues were really challenging today, and in compensation the fill was a bit more straightforward — you might not share that view!
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They preferred a more straightforward message that a presidential election was approaching — was, in fact, underway through primaries — and that voters should determine who filled the seat.
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The songs are getting leaner and less imaginative, and the genre's recent flirtations with hip-hop and pop have been receding in favor of more straightforward arrangements.
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For Republicans in 2020, the answers are a little more straightforward because Trump is the incumbent and has an automatic No. 2 in Vice President Mike Pence.
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"Its so much more straightforward," said Pete Isberg, vice president of government relations at ADP, the payroll processor, because it more closely aligns with the tax form.
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Boundless uses data and design to make the immigration process more straightforward, and number-crunching and messaging skills come in handy when we're doing advocacy work, too.
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The new book also includes a more straightforward biography, by Ana Cecilia Alvarez, pieced together from scant source material: Ms. Beasley was born in Ohio in 63.
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The Democrats' drive to impeach Donald Trump was more ambition than reality before an anonymous whistleblower gave House investigators a far more straightforward case against the president.
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Customizing the Windows login screenThe process is much more straightforward in Windows 10 and Microsoft is more than happy to have you tinker with the login screen settings.
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Then again, fighting teen vaping may be much more straightforward than, say, hate speech, so this is an initiative where social media companies could have a positive impact.
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Graphics card, hard drive, and RAM upgrades are much more straightforward, and are usually just a case of slotting devices into holes and connecting a couple of cables.
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For men: "In general, the rules that apply to formal dressing for men are stricter and more straightforward and therefore more glaring when not followed properly," says Fenoli.
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Burke was almost too good for this gig: not because Jerry Nolan wasn't a great rock and roll drummer, but because Nolan was more straightforward of a drummer.
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Professors now toy with ditching long or complex reading assignments in favor of short (or more straightforward) ones, moving closer to digital reading patterns in the nonacademic world.
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Google bans a wide range of products from being advertised through its search engine, but most of those products are more straightforward — illegal drugs, counterfeit goods, and explosives.
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Keen to avoid the mistakes and tensions of the past he has sought longer-term deals with Tesco's 228.2,210 suppliers, introduced more straightforward contracts and cut out waste.
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Branzino gets fancied up with a ring of mussels, lobster sauce and melting fennel, while gnocchi with roasted mushrooms and tendrils of arugula proves a more straightforward pleasure.
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Monday puzzles have clues that are much more straightforward and it's infinitely easier to find "gimmes," or answers that you definitely know and to branch out from there.
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One question you don't mention is whether you're the right member of the family to convey the message (and in a more straightforward way than hinting and nudging).
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In The Same Room captures that odd grandeur in a more straightforward fashion, with Holter behind the piano, minimal backup, and a microphones in front of it all.
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While there are undoubtedly aspects of the cybersecurity problem that demand complex technological solutions, we submit that the two most beneficial recommendations they can make are more straightforward.
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Geralt is a more straightforward fighter, using Signs like Quen to block attacks, Igni to burn down foes, and Yrden to trap his opponent for a big hit.
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Other solvers — particularly beginners — sometimes feel frustrated by Thursday's theme shenanigans, so it's good to offer a late-week puzzle that is more straightforward once in a while.
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Here's where the Alexander-Murray bill could help these individuals, by making the process for approving state waivers to customize their insurance markets faster, simpler and more straightforward. .
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The results are likely to be more straightforward and more readily rendered because the process is much simpler than the confusing machinations of the Iowa and Nevada caucuses.
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In the Review Journal/AARP poll, two-thirds of likely Democratic caucusgoers said they were ready to ditch the caucus process in favor of a more straightforward primary.
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In its 18 years of existence, this British electronic duo — featuring the singer Alison Goldfrapp — has veered between otherworldly art-pop balladry and more straightforward, disco-inspired fare.
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Of course, now that the gimmick is reversed and the promotion is more straightforward, the commercials lack the same self-conscious charm on display in the original set.
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Yet they mostly come across as opaque non sequiturs, which made their relationship to the accomplished and appealing but more straightforward designs above them hard to make out.
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The second exhibition match, Team Go, is more straightforward: five Chinese pro players will basically gang up on AlphaGo, working together in an attempt to take the AI down.
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When a previous government sold a more straightforward form of student debt from the 1990s, the hope was that the buyer would be more tenacious when chasing delinquent graduates.
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When asked about this, Marra said that "People prefer headlines that are written in a more straightforward fashion", signalling that jokes that dope people into clicking might get dinged.
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You might think Speedo Bernie was a false flag, distributed to alienate evangelical groups who might be curious about Sanders — but in fact, it was more straightforward than that.
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There is a more straightforward story in place; in fact, the game is actually split into two halves, one of which plays out much like a classic BioWare game.
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According to BioWare, the co-op missions and the more straightforward narrative will be largely separate, offering two very different experiences that work together to form a feedback loop.
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A few years ago, Kyle Hill, writing at Slate, suggested an alternate explanation: widespread face blindness, or prosopagnosia:The test for face blindness is more straightforward than you might suspect.
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It is more straightforward to count tonnes of cement, square metres of glass or kilowatt-hours of electricity than it is to calculate the value added by a business.
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After weeks of describing the president's actions as a "quid pro quo," lawmakers are looking for a more straightforward and digestible way to describe what happened to their constituents.
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The progesterone-only pill is a little more straightforward: You can start taking it at any point during your cycle and expect it to kick in after 48 hours.
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That is far more equity than the biggest banks have at the moment, especially ones with investment-banking operations, but not such a leap for more straightforward retail banks.
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When catchier songs like "Southern Sky" and "Gretel" start to make the LP feel like a more straightforward indie rock record, the ensuing tracks unexpectedly go into experimental territory.
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Austrian nomenclature is far more straightforward than German, with one exception: the wines of the Wachau region, which include two of my recommended wines, the Alzinger and the Knoll.
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This immediacy is one of the hallmarks of "Still Brazy" which is, if anything, more straightforward than YG's 2014 debut, "My Krazy Life," which leaned more heavily on storytelling.
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Many of these tax provisions are popular, achieve important goals, and in many cases have good reasons for operating through the tax code as opposed to more straightforward channels.
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Like Mr. Wiley, Ms. Sherald paints portraits of African-Americans by working both from photographs and live models, and feeding off painting's traditions, if in a more straightforward way.
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Dating back to the 1970s, Charles and David helped found and fund libertarian organizations, but in the ensuing decades they shifted their efforts toward more straightforward support of Republicans.
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From the beginning of his set, he mixed in his early songs — which were more straightforward Latin trap — with more recent ones, which draw on a broader musical palette.
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Catherine Galasso's "Of Granite and Glass," on the grand scalloped staircase of the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place, was much more straightforward in its invocation of place and past.
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The couple has also reportedly stewed over more straightforward criticism, like that for the 2.4 million pound, or $3 million, price tag for taxpayer-funded renovations to their house.
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But a more straightforward solution might be ratifying two separate amendments: one to eliminate the restriction on amendments eliminating Senate malapportionment, and a second to actually eliminate Senate malapportionment.
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" The new design may at first appear daunting, said Pete Isberg, vice president of government affairs with the payroll processor ADP, but over all "it's a lot more straightforward.
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Her new book — about an influential 1973 study in which healthy volunteers feigned symptoms of mental illness to get admitted to hospitals — promised to be a more straightforward project.
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Some of the more straightforward ones include any fees Airbnb charges you, home or landlord insurance, marketing for your property and gifts for guests such as wine or flowers.
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There is a middle ground that both respects the statutory prohibitions of the Volcker Rule and tailors its application to market participants in a more straightforward, risk-based manner.
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I'm trying to cram in a lot of ideas, but given that it's a 212- or 22-minute talk, it has to be a lot simpler and more straightforward.
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Young Dolph is a Gucci-cosigned, Memphis, Tennessee rapper who stands out for his more straightforward and blunt delivery in the current industry field of super melodically inclined rappers.
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It's really interesting that this is the next Buz Ludzha release after "Basslines for Life," which was more straightforward, what do you see as the uniting characteristic of this project?
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It helps underline an experience that's hard to demonstrate in a more straightforward movie: that war (and other experiences of extreme stress) tend to distort memory and perceptions of time.
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"Normally, we would have had a more straightforward e-signature only," said Springer, who was previously CEO of marketing software company Responsys, which Oracle acquired for $4.23 billion in 2014.
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The software engineers might need to do a little work to make this change more straightforward, though; even I got a little confused about the meaning of that arrows icon.
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Their coloring is a little more straightforward: Retba is full of the red D. salina algae, while Owens is only tinted pink when conditions are right for halobacteria to bloom.
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Lanark Artefax offers both blippy beatwork and bombed-out synth work that manages to hit the exact swooning midpoint between Aphex Twin's more straightforward productions and post-rock's didactic ambience.
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And polling for the second round of the French vote should be more straightforward to predict as it is more "clean cut" than the first round, according to Oxford Economics.
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Highly specialized and complex tools are trying to accomplish more straightforward aims, whether arming garment workers with "voice and choice" or verifying where source materials, such as cotton, really originate.
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The sales pitch for a smartphone is a lot more straightforward than for a smartwatch and there isn't really a compelling reason for most people have one in their lives.
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Despite its rich history, the movement has been largely overlooked in the written history of metal, overshadowed by glitzier and more straightforward movements in thrash metal and then hair metal.
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I drop a bit of sexual identity adjacent information, and look at the floor, waiting for my much more straightforward friends to be direct in a way that I can't.
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Xenophobia and cynicism are more straightforward, meaning dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries and an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest, respectively.
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Her genuine intellectual warmth is a strong point of her criticism; even in her more straightforward biography, Laing gives the sense of thinking through people, rather than merely about them.
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And while involving private investors may create less upfront government debt than a more straightforward scheme, the eventual burden on taxpayers will be every bit as high if not higher.
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The founders of IEX, who were the protagonists in the Michael Lewis book "Flash Boys" about high-speed trading, are hoping to provide a more straightforward way to trade stocks.
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But the group is as capable of more straightforward barn burners as they are the kinds of haunting, sparse arrangements that have earned them renown in the classical music world.
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Aside from more straightforward communication, hearing a person's message through audio rather than just seeing it relayed in a series of words and emoji makes you feel closer to them.
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But this kind of scholarly research does not necessarily trickle out to the broader Jane-loving public, who may have a much more straightforward reading of her marital happy endings.
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But the same polls suggested that Netanyahu's route to building a successful coalition would be more straightforward, due to the number of other right-wing parties projected to win seats.
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Soderbergh's well-known for his experimental streak, but a more straightforward approach, and certainly a more focused one, surely would have helped put the pieces together in more satisfying fashion.
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The more straightforward "We Should Definitely Not Have Sex Right Now" throws Rebecca and Josh at each other in a heated denial of how much they're attracted to each other.
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And the more straightforward documentary-like interviews conducted by Laurenn McCubbin are strictly about whatever the filmmaker's subjects felt like discussing—a way to let them define their own story.
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But if there's any silver lining it's that Foxconn seems to be engaging with lawmakers and the public in a more straightforward way ever since Walker was voted out in 2018.
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Female friendship, with its additional charge of possible subversion – a world free from male control – is densely suggestive, whether it appears to be … or whether it masquerades as something more straightforward.
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This is a more straightforward romance, with Miranda falling into the arms of Jeff Mills (Timothy Daly), who finds out too late that Miranda comes with a lot of magic baggage.
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In fact, one of Damn's strengths is that he doesn't — within the more straightforward template, he keeps messing with form, tweaking hooks and adding irritants, always getting stuck on undue complication.
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"The vast majority of our traffic is on mobile and tablets, and Klarna really makes that checkout even more straightforward and simple," Lyst CEO and co-founder Chris Morton told Reuters.
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Gandler characterized its ad-supported video plans as being "a little bit smaller and more straightforward" than others on the market, but said the company believes it will help fuboTV's profitability.
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With the hand trepan it took a lot of muscle, but the final time I was using an electric drill with a 6mm bit and that was a lot more straightforward.
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The trend is clear in YA, where more straightforward retellings often pass a kind of judgment on the nature of fairy-tale tropes, like the damsel in distress, that are damaging.
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His advisers duly released a sensible ten-point plan for the economy: it emphasised macroeconomic stability, improved infrastructure, reduced red tape and a more straightforward and predictable system of land ownership.
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Vainio, along with many other people, suggests a more straightforward option with her thread: Facebook should just make it easy to see your entire feed of friends' posts, like Twitter does.
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George Benjamin, in his 2007 "Canon & Fugue (From 'The Art of Fugue')," here in its New York premiere, takes a more straightforward approach, using a small band: flute, strings and horns.
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Mr. Graf's recipe — a combination of high-gluten flour, salt, water, malt powder and yeast boiled in a solution of salt and baking soda and then baked — was simpler, more straightforward.
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Still more straightforward models, like the well-regarded one from Columbia's Robert Erikson and UT Austin's Christopher Wlezien, actually incorporate horse race polling, albeit well in advance of the general election.
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This wasn't cardio exercise where the technique wasn't as much of a focus — you can certainly hurt yourself on an at-home treadmill or bike, but the movement is more straightforward.
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But a French security researcher looking at the system found a more straightforward problem: He could crack the keys that encrypt the ballots in just 20 minutes using a home computer.
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But "The Nickel Boys" is a more straightforward historical novel that lacks the surreal flourishes that made "The Underground Railroad" feel like a slightly altered, off-kilter version of American history.
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It's also a snappy phrase in its own right, and I like how the revealer lends a slightly unexpected sense of playfulness to what would otherwise be a more straightforward theme.
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We were a little disappointed to see that the theme clues were edited into more straightforward definitions and paired with a revision of the southeast corner to add the revealer MUSIC.
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If the simulator is looking at a more straightforward primary where two candidates are running and the election is tomorrow, we can be somewhat more confident about what's going to happen.
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But the same polls suggested that Netanyahu's route to building a successful coalition would be more straightforward, due to the large number of other right-wing parties projected to win seats.
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"Programs," produced by CuBeatz and Cardo, has Miller over a more straightforward trap beat, and he slips into a Kendrick Lamar-like flow that he hasn't played with too much before.
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Perhaps. The more straightforward, "Gardan's Steelyard" answer seems to be to reorient the News Feed to video and invest in programming and more attractive ad formats to fill this aforementioned feed.
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At least the app can pipe out some decent-looking charts, but again finding the options you need to tweak and customize them could be a lot more straightforward (see Google Sheets).
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What's your feeling, having worked documenting war in more "straightforward" reportage—and having covered it in ways that are rather untraditional with these two books—about the role of conflict photography today?
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Called Shin Sangokumusou in Japan, the "shin" marking the game as a spin-off from the main franchise, it was released in the West as the comparatively more straightforward Dynasty Warriors 2.
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Basically, "Grand Hotel" plays like a more straightforward, dumbed-down version of the hotel shenanigans in "Jane the Virgin," the truly grand CW dramedy that's heading into its final flurry of episodes.
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Emily's guilt is more straightforward — she feels bad for having made the call to involuntarily commit her mother to a rehab facility, and thinks that's what prompted her to end her life.
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It's tough to say with a straight face, and Cult of Chucky wisely injects a little bit of humor back into the Child's Play franchise after the more straightforward horror of Curse.
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Complete Digital Marketing Course See Details With Conversational Spanish Made Easy, learning how to speak the so-called language of love (or brushing up on your knowledge) has never been more straightforward.
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The second set was more straightforward as Stosur struggled to control her forehand on a hot day that sent balls flying and overheated fans into the shady sections of Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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The mood breathes from ambient sound and spoken word to a handful of more straightforward pop anthems that wouldn't sound out of place at the tail end of an early Björk record.
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Ebola was much, much deadlier than Zika, but it was also easier to stop (since it was spread by fluid contact between humans, which is more straightforward to prevent than mosquito bites).
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In Britain, where I live, rules for flying hobbyist drones are mercifully more straightforward, and the Civil Aviation Authority has taken steps to translate often dense guidance into easier-to-understand language.
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It is something plainer, more straightforward, a bit ugly even: milky-gray sky, drab office interiors, identical white apartment blocks rising from the green hills with the regularity of a picket fence.
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Meanwhile, in literature, Marcel Proust was using memory to complicate more straightforward storytelling, and it wouldn't be long before modernists like Woolf and Joyce were compressing, dilating, and folding time in half.
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Now, ordering sake will be a bit more straightforward, and even a novice can pick out the real deal—just show some respect and try not to drop it in your beer.
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If you're new to Puns and Anagrams (or PandAs, as they are also called), you've noticed by now that the clues are very different from the more straightforward, American-style crossword clues.
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Or, in a more straightforward example, we've been told to stay more than six feet away from people who may be sick, so does this mean singles should stop going on dates?
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And its legal theory — that the Republicans violated Democrats' First Amendment right to freedom of association by gutting their power at the ballot box — is more straightforward than arguments in other challenges.
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The S.E.C.'s action is the latest in a yearslong effort to force banks to be more straightforward about what happens inside the opaque trading venues they operate, known as dark pools.
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Having developed gray hair over many years at the bedside, my first priority is now more straightforward: to hear the voices of the vulnerable people looking up at me from their bed.
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Best Western's strategy is more straightforward: As of last summer, it had placed 360-degree films, made with Google Street View technology, of each of its 2,000 North American hotels on YouTube.
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The accounting agency hopes that a thaw in relations will once again allow its archaeology teams to excavate remains in the North in a way that will make identifying them more straightforward.
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Despite playing to a relatively small crowd, Tres Leches went all out, their wonky, melodic, bilingual punk providing an abrasive counterpoint to some of the more straightforward wares being shown at Treefort.
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Meanwhile, Facebook's Camera Effects has been a more straightforward entrance into the world of selfie filters, but lives inside Facebook Camera, which you may be surprised to learn exists in your FB app.
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It's a peculiar, to say the least, specificity of detail, but its off-kilter dance with signification opens up the mind to questions that a more straightforward depiction of human interaction would preclude.
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It's worth quoting in full, because as blunt as Trump is about immigration in America, he's even more straightforward when asked about immigration in Europe: I think it's been very bad for Europe.
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What makes this scene so much more than cheap innuendo, however, is that the priest complicates a more straightforward dom/sub dynamic by getting on his own knees, joining Fleabag on the floor.
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Erdrich told me she sees Shadow Tag as a turning point in her development as a writer; it marks a formal shift toward more straightforward, momentum-driven plot (which certainly describes Future Home).
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If you start thinking as a team, deciding which levers to pull and how to approach saving and debt decisions becomes more straightforward because you're looking at things from a big-picture perspective.
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Last year Gus Van Sant premiered his latest feature Sea of Trees to a sea of boos at the Cannes Film Festival, and this week we get its more straightforward cousin, The Forest.
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It's started up an experimental design group for that very purpose, although it's likely to be more straightforward travel services that'll catch on with a broader audience, at least in the short term.
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"The Iran Wars" fires the first extended salvo in the sequel to last year's debate over the deal, moving beyond sparring over the accord's terms to the more straightforward question: Can it succeed?
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And up and down the edges of the panels are dozens of snarky, subversive, and hilarious marginal notes in red capital letters that systematically undercut the more straightforward narration of the pencil text.
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But where Fagen's most famous artistic outlet is widely known for acidic lyrics juxtaposed with this kind of majestically groovy instrumentation, the words on Kamakiriad are more straightforward and human in their concerns.
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Bringing progressive voices to the conventionFor supporters of the Sanders agenda, the argument for his staying in is more straightforward, but no less crucial: Sanders must continue to collect delegates for the convention.
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The stage, which contained only one classified climb and had a 20km flat finish, was one of the more straightforward routes of this year's Vuelta and was always going to favor the sprinters.
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So later that year, the state passed legislation to make the presidential contest into a more straightforward primary in hopes that it would be more accessible to voters and thus increase voter turnout.
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A few things to note: Deactivating your account can be a hassle, but to Twitter's credit, it's much more straightforward than the process of deleting some other services, such as Uber and Lyft.
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Still, I think the film does complicate more straightforward and more explicitly anti-fat weight loss narratives in popular culture by making clear that personal fulfillment and a small waist aren't inextricably intertwined.
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" More straightforward is the move from solemnity to joy that marks the combination of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 ("When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes") with "Lucky to Be Me," from "On the Town.
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Anicon's manifesto is one of more straightforward blackened metal—all delirious blastbeasts (courtesy of surely the hardest working drummer in metal, Lev Weinstein) and growling, harsh vocals that are layered in bile and spite.
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Since then, the Africa Cup of Nations has seemed a slightly more straightforward endeavour, drawing considerable global interest owing to the presence of so many African players in the world's most prestigious domestic leagues.
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On overdraft charges it proposes more straightforward measures: banks should warn customers when their account is about to go into the red without permission; and they should set monthly limits on unauthorised overdraft charges.
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"It will be much more straightforward and legally defensible to say 'we're going to do a demonstration on the following drug' where we want to figure out whether this will actually work," Hyman said.
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Wick's world, which seems to operate by some mysterious assassin's code that may as well have been handed down wholesale from the middle ages, is always needlessly byzantine when something more straightforward would do.
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Most of those early personal genomic tests focused on genealogy, a way to fill out the family tree, because determining familial connections is scientifically much more straightforward than determining a person's true ethnic lineage.
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The platform is renaming its confusing public, closed, and secret group settings to the slightly more straightforward public and private settings, with the option to make private groups visible or hidden to non-members.
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A former WPP CEO described AKQA as a "sleeping giant" and compared it to larger and more established firms like R/GA that specialize in product development as well as more straightforward digital design.
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The business world is defined by its ever-changing terminology, and one sign of this is that we used to rely on a far more straightforward term to describe what a résumé effectively does.
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Missions now have a more straightforward, cinematic structure, too, avoiding the first game's tendency to send players aimlessly wandering from checkpoint to checkpoint only to press a button so your AI could scan a computer.
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The first idea would be a more straightforward sequel, with the late Apollo Creed's son, Adonis (played by Michael B. Jordan) taking on a Drago-like Slavic supervillain in a very Rocky IV-like adventure.
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Fortunately for our purposes, understanding where you are with the tech is more straightforward than it has been in the past, since the lengthy battle between wireless charging standards is now drawing to a close.
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Google HomeScreenshot: GizmodoSetting up a Google Home speaker couldn't be much more straightforward: You plug it in, wait for the welcome message to sound, then load up the Google Home app for Android or iOS.
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The whole decoupling of the billion-user Google businesses (like Gmail, YouTube, and Android) from the moon shots and experiments like Glass was in the service of presenting a more straightforward and financially accountable company.
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The grocery drive-ups are a little more straightforward and could help Amazon as it tries to better position itself against US grocery giants like Walmart, which has recently been regaining share from other chains.
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Interacting with a few dozen networks will be more straightforward than dealing with lots of individual ones—though carmakers still usually seek to ensure that no retailer has more than 10% of a national market.
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Mr. Heenan, one of the candidates in the race, soon released an essay apologizing for not giving "a more straightforward answer" to a grandmother who had asked him how he would help prevent gun violence.
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Looking back to the quiz shows with their simple format, basic staging and ordinary people in sober discussion of books or history, he felt that a better, more straightforward era had disappeared, and mourned it.
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Over the years, this community has built a scene that values a radical, punk ethos, one that frequently has more in common with experimental film than with the more straightforward goals of mainstream porn films.
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Grant's take on Jack is electric — he's a live, uncontrollable wire, an endlessly cheerful fast talker, and a delightful hustler with a misanthropic streak that stands in stark contrast to Lee's more straightforward bristly exterior.
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Another universe has Fall Out Boy thrashing around in a studio with Ryan Adams, as they were on 2013's PAX AM Days, honing the more straightforward melodic punk rock that inspired their early years.
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" Charlie Gasparino of Fox Business has a more straightforward take: "If you listened to the call, you would think Moonves is about to be named C.E.O. of the year, rather than possibly lose his job.
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Xerox, however, said in its disclosures Visentin told Weisler that an acquisition of HP would be highly accretive for Xerox shareholders, despite the fact that a transaction in the opposite direction would be more straightforward.
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Xerox, however, said in its disclosures Visentin told Weisler that an acquisition of HP would be highly accretive for Xerox shareholders, despite the fact that a transaction in the opposite direction would be more straightforward.
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Other tweets on the list were more straightforward, such as Mr. Trump's Election Day declaration, a kind word from a vice president to his pal and an actor responding in despair to the election results.
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Enlistment data paints a complicated portrait of the economic makeup of the military, but what we know about recruitment is more straightforward: The Pentagon views low-income kids as easy targets for its forever wars.
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But since his 1980s heyday, Mellencamp has shed most of the trappings of commercial rock (including his myriad stage names) in favor of more straightforward blues arrangements courtesy of the super-producer T Bone Burnett.
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It's a little weird to see the show playing in this tone of muted horror after three episodes of more straightforward action beats, but it's nice to see these colors are still in its palette.
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But perhaps more so than at any time over the last very challenging decade, the leaders were facing a more straightforward question: how much to compromise on some of the most cherished principles of European integration.
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It doesn't need to be said that Hereditary's exploration of family is more difficult and ambitious than A Quiet Place's more straightforward take, which is unquestioning of heteronuclear solidity and which portrays parental love as uncomplicated.
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Not coincidentally, it's also the part of the movie where it's easiest to notice those poor effects, because the film's snide sense of humor mostly departs in favor of more straightforward "save the girlfriend" superhero adventures.
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Tethering from iOSScreenshot: GizmodoIf you've got an iPhone or a cellular-enabled iPad to hand, then tethering life is a bit more straightforward, especially if you're needing to hook up to the web from a Mac.
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"As each long-anticipated regulatory change is implemented, the Paddy Power Betfair (PPB) investment thesis is becoming more straightforward," analysts at Davy wrote in a note, referring to the increasing cost of regulation in established markets.
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FKA twigs, "Good to Love": FKA twigs' newest single is arriving on the heels of last year's daring, suggestive EP M3LL155X, though it's catchier and more straightforward than any of the songs included on that release.
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Bad weather can make such analysis difficult in some places, but satellite-image analysis of, say, Elon Musk's new "gigafactory" making batteries for Tesla's electric cars in Nevada is more straightforward under the desert's clear skies.
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While Trump tries to have it both ways by proposing entitlement cuts while claiming he's not really doing that, Treasury Department spokesperson Monica Crowley was somewhat more straightforward during a Monday morning appearance on Fox Business.
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How the three women end up converging is part of the suspense of the novel, which generally unfolds as a much more straightforward thriller than Handmaid's — fitting for the upcoming TV show it will soon be.
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After a brief discussion with the news editor in charge, we realized that the best course was just to abandon the terrorist thought completely in the headline, and so we replaced it with something more straightforward.
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While a virtuosic and difficult orchestral assignment, "Bluebeard" is also, in a way, more straightforward in mood than "Iolanta," and in the Bartok, Mr. Nanasi more confidently elicited fluent, flexible playing, the winds slithery but strong.
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It's not hard to imagine a sale or IPO leading to a change in direction and policy where that user data becomes a goldmine for advertisers or other entities wishing to leverage it in more straightforward ways.
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And gun cases can be more straightforward for the feds to prosecute than domestic violence cases where police and prosecutors may need cooperation from a victim or other witnesses who are in a vulnerable situation, she said.
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But while Arrow kicked off with a bizarre mix of elements from Batman Begins, Lost, and Dexter, the beginning of Batwoman feels like a much more straightforward mix of street-level heroics and soap-opera family drama.
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One potential Toy-Con was a propeller on top of the head that would create wind if you blew on a straw attached to it, which was nixed in favor of the much more straightforward wind pedal.
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The latter, more straightforward shooter than horror experience, sounds depressingly like 2012's Operation Raccoon City, a game so bad that your local GameStop store manager will personally punch you in the face for trading it in.
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"This could be a sign of things to come from the U.S. where maybe we're looking at more international expansion from the U.S. into Europe which is a more straightforward target than perhaps Asia is," Lawler said.
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The more straightforward after-club pop of his debut Priscilla was intriguing enough to land him guest spots on some of hip-hop's most celebrated releases around the time—his fingerprints are present on good kid, m.
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So far, the second season has seemed to play its narrative in a more straightforward way than the debut season, but that will likely end up being its own form of misdirection over the next eight episodes.
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But as the relationship between publishers and social platforms like Facebook grows closer — and as more straightforward forms of advertising are devalued by ad-blocking and industry automation, the role, and definition, of sponsored content has shifted.
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Gaiman's tweaks to the plot, along with explanatory animations and an unfortunately obtrusive narration by Frances McDormand as God, make the story more straightforward and — take this as a description, not a judgment — more cartoony, less writerly.
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This one seems more straightforward: Netflix is growing, fast — its Q1 revenue grew 43 percent, the fastest rate the company has seen since it moved into streaming — and it thinks that is going to keep growing fast.
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Halfway across the world, the 35-year-old Shezad Marolia, a Mumbai-born chef with a résumé that includes stints in the Merchant Navy and restaurants in London, is bringing a more straightforward update to Parsi food.
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Also keep in mind the 2016 Savoy Vineyard from Failla, softer textured and more straightforward than the Peay Savoy, and the 2015 Charles Vineyard from The Withers, a fresh, harmonious wine with flavors of sweet red fruit.
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On the first count, I think today's puzzle is more straightforward than cheeky; on the second count, I took awhile to work through the center of the grid and felt very satisfied (and edified) at the finish.
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And to be honest, I miss the more straightforward structure of UnReal's first season, which pretty much focused on the making of Everlasting rather than the insidery network business that season two is currently caught up in.
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Khalid Robinson sings in a winning conversational murmur with room for growth, and because the vocals are as unassuming as the words, the song structures he concocts with various pals and pros seems more straightforward than they are.
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It is long past time to recognize lotteries as a relatively insignificant revenue source in the modern day, one that holds an obvious appeal but inhibits Americans from funding their government in a more straightforward and sustainable fashion.
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For instance, if you are a full-time employee and only have one W-2 to deal with, the process will likely be more straightforward and you can probably save a lot of money by filing yourself online.
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If you prefer Google's apps and servicesOn the flip side, if you want to stick with Google's apps and services—maybe you're a long-time Android user and you just got a Mac—everything is much more straightforward.
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" One user takes a more straightforward approach: "Sapiosexual means that I'm attracted to smart people — people just as or smarter than I." Courtney Geter, LMFT, certified sex therapist, defines it similarly as "finding intelligence sexually attracting or arousing.
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Lundquist says that the lack of a diagnosis doesn't usually get in the way of treatment, but if you're more comfortable getting a more straightforward answer from your therapist, that's something you should bring up during your sessions.
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More straightforward and melodic than many of their knottier peers, Naðra channels the grandiosity, savagery, and epic, folky inflections of 90s black metallers like Borknagar or Windir, intensifying the effect with their own lo-fi, fiercely DIY approach.
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These toothbrushes' companion apps guide users through the brushing process, either through games that make sure kids brush the full two minutes and get every side of their mouth, or through more straightforward depictions of a generic mouth.
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Every time you go out you see a different way people are processing, performing, and producing electronic sounds, such as various different MIDI set ups combined with visual performance, or more straightforward club nights with CDJs and controllers.
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While more straightforward festivals like Coachella and Bonnaroo usually opt for big names like J Cole, Macklemore, and ASAP Rocky to fill out their rap offerings, SXSW has the time and real estate to go deeper and weirder.
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In the 1980s he reconnected, refashioning himself into a much more straightforward, and less interesting, pop star and something of a Thatcherite poster-boy; embracing consumerism was another side of his celebration of the individual over all else.
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Apple also took a more straightforward approach at capturing the luxury market when it released a limited-edition 18-karat gold watch that set consumers back more than $10,000, a price point that rivaled that of a Rolex.
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"We want publishers to post content that people care about, and we think people care about headlines that are much more straightforward," Adam Mosseri, Facebook's vice president for product management for the news feed, said in an interview.
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What these more straightforward companies have in common is that their founding questions doubled as consumer rallying cries — they asked, and continued to ask, about things that their customers need, or at least want, and tend to understand.
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It raises a question that could be asked of all these shows: Since their stories could all be told in shorter and more straightforward ways without losing any significant facts, what's gained by turning them into multipart sagas?
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But Porter and the Timbers' general manager and president of soccer, Gavin Wilkinson, believe there is another, more straightforward reason for Argentina's outsize presence in M.L.S.: It simply produces the kind of technical player that the league desires.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Palm is a more straightforward way to fight smartphone addiction, and while it does quite well at replacing your regular phone, it has some quirks and a few sore spots you should know about.
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IKEA Switzerland head Simona Scarpaleggia, one of just four female CEOs out of 78 in Credit Suisse's study, helped found Advance in 2013 and says the Swiss system needs to change to make things more straightforward for working mothers.
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His off-season strength workouts were more straightforward than the hours in the gym players like Syndergaard often spend, and they were carried out among many people older than deGrom at a rehabilitation center in his hometown, DeLand, Fla.
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The Hunter, meanwhile, has been directly adapted into John Boorman's 1967 art film Point Blank, Brian Helgeland's more straightforward Mel Gibson vehicle Payback, and the 2013 thriller Parker — not to mention countless films that borrowed the book's general premise.
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But if you're not willing to engage in a bit of soul-searching, and you also happen to have over eight million Twitter followers, you have another, much more straightforward option: Make like Chrissy Teigen and crowdsource that shit.
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A dissection of toxic masculinity existing within a superhero series is a compelling way to smuggle some thoughts about the world we live in today into a genre context that makes them easier to approach than something more straightforward.
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Released in 1982, Event Horizon is actually a reworking of Big Sky, The Necessaries first LP. Committed to wax by Sire Records a year earlier, the original album was a few tracks lighter and sonically a lot more straightforward.
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Maybe in being so ostentatious about intellection—the material with which the theatrical process begins but cannot end—Stoppard is just a bit more straightforward than most playwrights, from the ancients onward, about the "hard problem" of his profession.
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For a plaintiff to prove they were subjected to illegal harassment, they have to persuade a jury that it created a hostile work environment for them (this is not necessary in the more straightforward quid pro quo harassment cases).
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A black-and-white cane armchair from 1903 by Hoffmann and Moser is accompanied by what initially appears to be a Werkstätte oddity but is actually a wood planter that Sottsass designed in 1961, more straightforward and less refined.
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"Complete Third" joins the album's 20 final masters with Mr. Chilton's gleaming, open solo demos for the songs, along with out-on-a-limb mixes by its producer, Jim Dickinson, and more straightforward mixes by the engineer John Fry.
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Five hundred years later, we're still grappling with the same questions of authenticity and reproduction; sorting out what makes something "an original" and what makes "a copy" isn't any simpler or more straightforward now than in the early Renaissance.
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The Clinton campaign Reach: Aired in Arizona Impact: In contrast to the militant overhaul of Wall Street that Sanders promises in his Arizona ad, Clinton offers a more straightforward pledge in hers: I'll make schools better (also, I enjoy hugging kids).
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In fact, the asynchronous timelines running throughout this first season were apparently so unpopular that series creator Lauren S. Hissrich admtted that the creative team was surprised by the reaction, and indicated the chronology would be more straightforward in subsequent seasons.
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While Apple receives much scrutiny over the issue of right-to-repair, iOS and Mac hardware support is much more straightforward than what's available to Android users, who typically rely on cell carriers or service partners for troubleshooting and repair.
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Free for Android and iOSArtFlowImage: ArtFlowArtFlow is simpler and more straightforward than the likes of SketchBook but it's still capable of producing some impressive works of art, if you're prepared to put in the time to learn how it works.
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The smaller Pixel 2's obviously easier to squeeze with one hand and while the 2 XL is just a hair wider than the HTC, the grippier body made activating the feature more straightforward than on the polished and slippery U11.
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There are ways to contest a given order, arguing it's too disruptive to the service or otherwise burdensome — or simply that messaging services aren't subject to the Wiretap Act — but the government's argument is far more straightforward than what Apple faced.
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There's a lot of room to grow, and it will be interesting to see how much depth Snap can pull from these short experiences and whether it sees "lenses" evolving to bring users more straightforward utility in the near term.
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Even in the more straightforward pop songs too there's flashes of brilliance—like the breakdown of "Chasing Colors," which feels like an old NES cartridge sent through a wood chipper—but those moments are just too few and far between.
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The channel usually specializes in pop culture riffs, but this was a more straightforward video, with host Douglas Walker laying out a three-week odyssey triggered by a single DMCA copyright claim against a clip he'd used from My Neighbor Totoro.
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"In a camp setting, providing health care is more straightforward as facilities can be set up to meet the needs of the population, they are geographically accessible and communication is easier," says Michael Woodman, a Senior Public Health Officer with UNHCR.
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Ford clearly has some sort of messiah complex, which could mean that his larger narrative could be anything: creating an entire world from scratch, to something a bit more straightforward, like that of a novel, with a beginning, middle, and end.
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Revolving around what sounds like a sample of howling wolves from a 90s CD-ROM game, this track is a more straightforward disgusting kind of "noise" than most of the artist's material, while still dabbling in familiar forms of psychedelic heaviness.
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The dreamy, voyeuristic 1970s approach to this story feels like a luxury that women today may not be able to afford; we are living in more direct times, in which the goals of liberation have become sharper and more straightforward.
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To that end, Discovery's creators made an early editorial decision to allow for inter-crew conflicts, pitting characters against one another, and forcing them to focus on difficult emotional problems rather than the franchise's more straightforward logic or technology puzzles.
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Especially as the season progresses, and things start to get weirder, we would try to do a more straightforward music, in our style, but it just didn't have the same impact that a really bizarre, atonal, rhythmic thing would have.
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Some are complying with the more straightforward components of the law, such as making sure that copayments for mental health and addiction treatment are no more expensive than those for other medical care, and eliminating inpatient day and outpatient visit limits.
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But one team of academic hackers has now found that Tesla left its Model S cars open to a far more straightforward form of hacking: stealthily cloning the car's key fob in seconds, opening the car door, and driving away.
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All these tools, which the startup looks to wrap into a more straightforward and less complex product, are hallmarks of a company looking to woo small businesses before they hit a point that necessitates larger and more robust workforce management products.
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Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again (also known as Archie: Return to Riverdale) was phenomenally bad, taking a much more straightforward approach to adapting the comics than the dark and broody Twin Peaks-meets-90210 approach of the CW's Riverdale.
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"Coming back from the US was seen as much more straightforward than coming back from countries such as India," said lead study author Vasanti Jadva, a senior research associate at the Centre for Family Research at the University of Cambridge.
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It's rarely a good idea to remake a movie as you're watching it, but it's hard not to think that this one might have been improved by a more straightforward approach, better editing, greater critical distance and some basic information.
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Since we buy all of our wines for our blind tastings at retail venues, this meant that we had access generally to the more straightforward cuvées, but not to the more ambitious bottles to which producers want to devote additional aging.
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Now, individual stories of abortion are increasingly being aired under hashtags like #ShoutYourAbortion and #YouKnowMe, and the goal among many activist groups is to use more straightforward language that shifts the focus from the fetus to the person who is pregnant.
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At the same time, it's important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections — and these effects operate at much larger scales of 100x or 1000x bigger than what we're discussing here.
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From the indie designer corner, the New York-based brand For Good Luck sells '22009s wedding gowns that have been tie-dyed and cropped into cool and somewhat challenging tops, while the brand Farrow makes a more straightforward sequined rainbow tank.
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Mr. Powell, a lawyer with a more straightforward speaking style than the economists who have typically run the Fed, plans to take questions from the news media after each of the eight meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee in 2019.
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Varidesk claims that its Pro Desk 60 will require just five minutes of your time to assemble, and though that's not quite true, this standing desk is much more straightforward to put together than most other options on the market.
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Other officials, including some with direct knowledge of the decision to dismiss Mr. Flynn, said he was forced out for a more straightforward reason: He was not a good manager, and his efforts to reform the agency left it in chaos.
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Some analysts see a more straightforward motive for Saudi Arabia's refusal to sign up: the kingdom is worried oil prices are rising too soon and too far, throwing a potential lifeline to U.S. shale drillers and other higher-cost producers.
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I resolved to seek advice about the English teacher's e-mail, but, as time passed and it remained in my in-box, crowded with other, more straightforward messages, the strangeness of it came to feel like a kind of intimacy.
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Roger Federer's progress was more straightforward, beating 20-year-old qualifier Noah Rubin, 7-5, 6-3, 103-6 (3), to maintain his record of never failing to reach the third round at the 18 Australian Opens he has contested.
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Yet the lack of a huge confrontation is a narrative flaw for Leto; its first hour is charged with energy, but as time goes on, it begins to flag, and elements that felt playful drop away for a more straightforward drama.
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" Using syntax as a measure of style, the researchers found only that "MFA novels tend to use pairs of adjectives or adverbs less often, or avoid the more straightforward structure of a noun followed by a verb in the present tense.
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I will admit that I worry less about the machines taking over than I do about more straightforward things, like people being discriminated against because of some bad statistics, or decisions about building bad software that cause the electrical grid to go down.
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The more straightforward representational approach of the performance's visual and physical choreography acted as a scaffold for a soundscape that explored the possibility of sound and other non-representational expressions to offer some small means for memorializing the inarticulable trauma of the past.
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While it is factually correct to argue that "language is just a tool" to equip your chatbot with AI, using Python and its wider variety of libraries and off-the-shelf algorithms means it is a much more straightforward option than other languages.
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The process is even more straightforward if you use the Google Drive app as we described in the section above, and Google Photos even supports Live Photos these days, using those extra few frames of animation to create a GIF for you.
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In the not-so-distant past the benefits of doing this were outweighed by the hassle of having to get everything reformatted and reinstalled, but the most recent versions of Windows 10 and macOS Sierra make the whole process much more straightforward.
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Streaming with Mixer Streaming on a Windows gaming PC with Microsoft's built-in interactive streaming app Mixer, which streams to its website and Android or iOS apps, is a more straightforward process than using Twitch, but your potential audience isn't as large.
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Right now the whole process is more straightforward in Google's apps—possibly as a result of all the different iterations that Apple's photo products have been through, and sharing is just better on Android in general which also gives it a slight edge.
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Thanks to the magic of the cloud and the various Microsoft, Apple, and Google logins we all carry around with us nowadays, getting apps and programs reinstalled is more straightforward than it used to be, but it's not something you can ignore.
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Tabata also notes that the narratives of recent FF games "have maybe become a little too complicated," which is another area the team hopes to improve on, by offering a story that's a bit more straightforward but with a lot of depth.
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DEMOCRATS The race for the Democratic nomination is more straightforward: all states allocate pledged delegates proportionally, about two thirds in districts and the rest statewide; as a result, it can take a while for the race to conclusively resolve (as in 2008).
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The process is much more straightforward on the full Roku boxes, which feature a USB port that you can plug an external hard drive straight into, but there are still plenty of options available to you if you're using the Roku Streaming Stick.
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Most shows at the Shed, the new, expandable performance space at Hudson Yards, are mashups of various artistic genres, but this season the smaller Griffin Theatre will offer something rather more straightforward: an evening of dances by the contemporary choreographer William Forsythe.
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She prefers Wish to eBay because the refund process is more straightforward (on eBay, shoppers have to request refunds from individual sellers, whereas on Wish they're handled by a centralized customer service department), though she's careful to check measurements and read reviews.
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Beyond Mr. Trump's ridicule, some American Indian activists have pressured Ms. Warren to be more straightforward about her heritage and to also be a more aggressive advocate for the tribes, some of which account for the most impoverished communities in the country.
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Yes, Mr. Birchard's material — dizzying beats, sped-up vocal samples, grooves that touch on '70s soul as easily as they do house music — can be overwhelming at times, but his more straightforward songs like "Birthday" are undeniable calls to the dance floor.outputclub.
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The International Tennis Federation introduced a revamped tour this year that was intended to streamline the system, reduce the total pool of lower-tier professional players and make it more straightforward for the best juniors to make the transition to the professional game.
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The more straightforward documentary work of Vinca Petersen, a photographer who maps her life in rave culture across a whole gallery wall, represents another strand in which "Sweet Harmony" excels: visual records of how rave emerged, adapted and has continued to thrive.
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While more straightforward and shorter than these other two plays — partly because, with all due respect, Paul Swan was no Sergei Diaghilev nor Oscar Wilde — Paul Swan Is Dead And Gone stands out for its fun satire of artists, artspeak, and cultural criticism.
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But I think our hope of becoming better people — whether in respect of religion, friendship or justice, or in any number of different ways — rests on the possibility that there is a more straightforward and less self-abasing way to try to believe.
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There's another nice chunk of these images that make you think for a moment to close out the song, and they transition seamlessly into a more straightforward group of boasts that set the scene for where we are in the Wayne timeline.
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Director Tom Holland worked on a new version of the script alongside screenwriter John Lafia, and the focus shifted from the fragile psyche of a child to the (relatively) more straightforward story of a serial killer trying to get out of a tiny plastic body.
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So since the show was always at least noir-adjacent, it was probably only a matter of time before creator Adam Reed found a way to embrace the show's obvious roots and go all the way with a more straightforward tribute to the genre.
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He is winning football games in a way that is more direct and forceful and altogether more straightforward than is supposed to be possible, and he is transparently enjoying the hell out of it and more or less insane with totally justified self-confidence.
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In the study, 77 scientists — experts in atmospheric chemistry and in the deposition of air pollutants — were shown some of this evidence and asked whether a chemical spraying program was the simplest explanation for it or whether there were others that were more straightforward.
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Naturally it would be Mastodon's percussion genius Brann Dailor who joins this rarefied company, and while he's not going pop like Phil Collins, his debut solo single "Red Death" is a good deal more straightforward than his main band's famously technical, proggy hard rock.
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That's because "the indictment alleges that the criminal hacking conspiracy was ongoing at the time individuals in the Trump campaign were in contact with charged and uncharged Russian conspirators, raising the possibility of more straightforward aiding and abetting liability," a group of Lawfare writers explain.
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Rose Under Fire, a companion book published in 2013, has a more straightforward setup — Rose, a young American serving as an Air Transport Auxiliary pilot, is shot down and ends up in the infamous Ravensbrück concentration camp for women, where she inevitably witnesses horrors.
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But the 22006 case against credit reporting agencies TransUnion and Equifax provides a more straightforward example of Warren in action, because the court records, filed in U.S. District Court in California, contain documentation of Warren's thought process as she decided whether to take the job.
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Mr. Salvini's critics see a more straightforward case of his breaking the law, not to mention disregarding the dire human suffering of those on board the ships he left floating at sea, and of a judicial system doing its job to hold him accountable.
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If both of those teams lose, that opens up an amusing scenario in which San Francisco can get the top spot with a tie, and a more straightforward one in which the Seahawks can vault from No. 4353 to No. 4343 with a win.
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Seen in this light, this second option is clearly the one that is more straightforward and administrable: Uniformity in outcomes is, at least in the context of jurisdictional questions, of greater value than is a uniform of jurisdictional test that produces unpredictable results when applied.
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We look at him and, as in Julien's earlier works, the subject looks beyond us; but here the more straightforward composition diminishes the electricity of the exchange found in Looking for Langston, the subtle brilliance of that series eroded here by the more overt composition.
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Since Trump, we have something much cruder, more straightforward, and more concretely linked to historical anti-Semitism and generalized bigotry — people lauding Hitler, throwing around the word "kike," and making memes that mash up Hillary Clinton with swastikas and/or the Star of David.
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As we begin to ramp up action on the larger and more challenging issues (forest, grassland and wetland restoration; climate change), we need to move quickly on the more straightforward actions to benefit birds (legislation or regulations that address immediate sources of annual bird mortality).
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Here he celebrates the release of something a little gentler and more straightforward: a solo piano album, "Solo a Genova," featuring covers of songs by the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Joni Mitchell and John Coltrane, in a personal patois that wanders from languid to joyful.
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Overall, it's useful to know the ins and outs of various specs, but don't let them slow you up too much: focus on size, picture quality, and 4K and HDR within your budget, and you should find the choice is much more straightforward than you first thought.
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If there's one thing about season two that doesn't quite work, it's the more straightforward horror moments, when Andy is stalking characters during his possession or when he's facing off with demons — who seem to be human beings made entirely of oily sludge — in his subconscious.
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Just when you thought fashion couldn't get any more straightforward than the always-practical fanny pack, Jenner puts her own model-off-duty flare on the trend and shakes things up by wearing it not on her fanny, but over her shoulder and under her armpit.
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DoorDash says internal data shows that 80 percent of workers actually prefer it to an older pay model, phased out in 2017, that was, according to some drivers, more straightforward about tipping and a had flat delivery pay regardless of size, distance, or complexity of the order.
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Two 16mm shorts, for example — Janie's Janie (1971) by Geri Ashur and Joyce at 343 (1972) by Joyce Chopra and Claudia Weill — are more straightforward, more narrowly glimpsed accounts of women trying to preserve balance and sanity amid the pressures and the social seclusion of domestic work.
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For Mr. de Blasio, standing up for New York City against ideological aliens from the national Republican Party is an easier and more straightforward role than the one he originally envisioned for himself in the presidential race: pressuring his party to embrace a more populist economic policy.
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Working with the cinematographer Lol Crawley, Mr. Corbet goes for a more straightforward look with a dark palette characterized by bottomless blacks that make the occasional sun-kissed images — as in the shot of a woman's nipple peeping through a luminous white blouse — all the more striking.
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Similar claims that abortion hurts women have been skewered by leading medical organizations, rejected by Supreme Court majorities, and abandoned by some of the nation's most conservative lawmakers and ardent anti-abortion activists, who seem to prefer outright abortion bans and more straightforward arguments for fetal rights.
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Media Memo If Sean Spicer's tenure as White House press secretary made him a figure of national renown and mockery, priming him for his current incarnation as a special correspondent on the syndicated TV show "Extra," the legacy of his successor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, is more straightforward.
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Although the high-design construction has only recently begun, the more straightforward, utilitarian portions have been underway, including the two walkways that will connect the park to the shoreline and make it part of Hudson River Park, which runs along the waterfront from Lower Manhattan to Midtown.
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"Anne of the Indies" (on Saturday), a highlight of winter's Tourneur retrospective at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, is a more straightforward B-level swashbuckler, with Jean Peters as a pirate (a profession dominated by men, to put it mildly) and some extremely lush Technicolor cinematography.
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Rather than consolidating left-wing support behind her as the one true progressive choice, it opened her up to criticism from the Sanders camp that the employer fees she was counting on were an inferior financing mechanism to a payroll tax or something else more straightforward.
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"Now thankfully, in the races since 2016, coverage has been more straightforward and fact-based — perhaps because the races were close and inherently exciting — but I believe it also reflects an effort to avoid the errors that helped Mr. Trump to the White House," Clinton said.
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The content on the new site will include a mix of more straightforward how-to's and explanations — like the "Discovery on the App Store" article which details how editorial collections work and how Apple selects apps to feature — while others will be more of an article-format case study.
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"The GRU famously posses tools and techniques which would widely be regarded as sophisticated, but one thing that is striking in the descriptions of the attacks is how the attack used more straightforward techniques," James Chappell, founder at London-based cybersecurity firm Digital Shadows, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Developed in tandem with Sonic 2 but put out a year later, originally for the Sega/Mega-CD as its title implies, Sonic CD is generally more straightforward of left-to-right momentum than its sister title, cutting back on Sonic 2's sometimes-confusing, counter-intuitive navigation.
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On any version of Windows 10, install Windows Phone Companion and you can swap files, photos, music, and more between your computer and your mobile—for the most part this is done by installing the apps we've mentioned above, but the Companion makes the process a little more straightforward.
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One source indicated that the company has a lot of data about the failure—this was a ground-based test, so the vehicle was heavily instrumented—so theoretically finding the root cause of the accident should be more straightforward than if a problem had occurred during a real flight.
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"The Night Manager," which stars Tom Hiddleston as a hotel desk clerk recruited by MI6 to infiltrate the dirty business of a suave arms dealer (Hugh Laurie), is a slightly more straightforward story than the first two televised le Carrés, "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" (1979) and "Smiley's People" (1982).
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Yet increasingly, following the path from the more focused rattle of his fabriclive mix (2014) through to the near-ebullience of his recent Crack mix (2016), McAuley is drawing from a seemingly renewed interest in a more straightforward relationship with the dancefloor, and a more direct communication with people.
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Judge Walls said that he interpreted Chief Justice Roberts's ruling as invalidating the "stream of benefits" theory of bribery, which says that a bribe can occur if one party offers a thing of value to keep the other party on retainer, essentially, rather than a more straightforward trade.
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Going in the other direction is a bit more straightforward, because Microsoft's OS doesn't take such tight control over your photos and videos, for better or worse—transferring from an external hard drive or cloud service is easy enough, or you could even get iCloud for Windows before you change platforms.
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And because it's less necessary for advice columns to respond to the more straightforward stuff that can be easily Googled (to the point where LMGTFY is an actual website), they skew more heavily toward the philosophical, developing their own subgenres and vocabularies — they're not just for old people or housewives anymore.
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Finally, it's also worth flagging Android launchers, which reskin the whole operating system—you can find all kinds of launchers for all kinds of purposes, but some are built with simplicity and ease-of-use in mind, and that makes them perfect for someone looking for a more straightforward smartphone experience.
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It's perhaps more straightforward in the case of the tragedies — there have been various novelistic interpretations of "King Lear" over the years — but how to handle Shakespeare's more fantastical offerings, the plays with stage directions like Enter certain Nymphs (from "The Tempest") or Enter Time, the chorus (from "The Winter's Tale")?
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It has been presented in Spain, in particular, as the most ill-balanced in recent years, a far more straightforward affair for Real — aiming to become the first team since 1976 to win the European Cup three years in a row — than beating Atlético Madrid in 2016 or Juventus last year.
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Sometimes this option is a mixed bag (it requires holding two buttons at the same time and having a bit of patience while you wait for the reset screen to appear) so you might find the step-by-step process above a little more straightforward, but it's up to you.
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Instead of the more straightforward "clear the stage" gameplay, there are tricks seemingly pulled straight from Candy Crush: bombs and items scattered on the boards, blocks that must be destroyed (or that bar your path entirely), frozen viruses that must be matched multiple times in order to remove them from the board.
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Considering the question in the abstract is somewhat more straightforward: either one party is subject to duress in the exchange itself, or the exchange takes place in an environment shaped by coercion, corrupted by anti-competitive privilege—for example, government-granted monopolies and licenses, subsidies (directly or indirectly as cost-offsetting), and bailouts.
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But even after Miller (the detective) discovered the girl and found that she had been killed (or, rather, remade) by a strange alien molecule (dubbed the protomolecule), even after the show had turned into more straightforward space opera, it kept returning to the idea of a central, season-long mystery holding everything together.
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Even the more straightforward action fare that audiences have come to expect from Smith—I Am Legend, Hancock, After Earth, this year's critically maligned Suicide Squad—have been streaked with heavy themes ranging from alcoholism and depression to pure villainy and catastrophic plagues that lead to the literal end of the world.
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But with declining viewership and a growing distaste for the narrow definition of sexiness that Victoria's Secret represents — and, uh, the fact that if you would like to watch hot women in varying states of undress, there are more straightforward ways to do that — what relevance do we owe the Victoria's Secret show in 22013?
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His preferred method, until illness in his last years forced him to adopt a more straightforward handling of the brush, was to apply his medium — lacquer in his early work and acrylic thereafter — and then scrape it off, leaving stains and scabs over which he would reapply and re-scrape successive layers of paint.
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This is the part of it that's specific to our time: the strategic cowardice of the anonymous source, the reversion to rhetoric of whinging woundedness and crocodile-tear disappointment instead of more straightforward and punitive swinging-dick bombast, the numbing corporate language that calls Kaepernick a distraction instead of something closer to what they mean.
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Here are 9 things we'll be working on over the next few months: At the same time, it's important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections -- and these effects operate at much larger scales of 100x or 1000x bigger than what we're discussing here.
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Open up the wi-fiScreenshot: GizmodoAlmost everyone who visits your home is going to want to get connected to the wi-fi, so make it easier for them by changing the password to something that's a bit more straightforward to type in than the usual random string of characters you get with a router out of the box.
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Death metal's many subgenres—characterized by bands like In Flames' poppy melodies, progressive rock passages a la Opeth, highly virtuosic musicianship as exhibited by tech-death stalwarts Gorguts, or a thrashier approach mixed with black metal's codified blasphemy, like Skeletonwitch—took center stage, while newer listeners' enthusiasm for its meatier, more straightforward sounds seemed to stagnate.
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Like that show, South Side is interested in aspects of American black culture not always seen on TV. But the connection goes beyond that: Both shows are created by the same people, former Late Night With Jimmy Fallon writers Diallo Riddle and Bashir Salahuddin, who bring their sketch comedy sensibilities to the more straightforward sitcom trappings of South Side.
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Jones, who comes to Lucas from a celebrated life of Jim Henson, tells a more straightforward story in definitive detail, although you have to wonder whether Lucas is a good fit for the biographical format: a cautious, withdrawn man, bland in his tastes, his resentment toward his father driving his career-long fight for autonomy from the studios.
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All of the trial participants had attempted more straightforward ways of losing weight; one had gone from two hundred and forty to a hundred and forty-five pounds in a hospital setting, but now weighed two hundred and ninety pounds and, at the age of twenty-five, was suffering from cardiopulmonary failure and perilously high blood pressure.
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According to one executive at a Bundesliga team, selling to a Premier League club is a much more straightforward business than offloading a player to Italy or Spain: The money is invariably paid upfront, one lump sum deposited into your account upon completion of the deal, rather than an installment plan contingent on a host of clauses.
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YØUTH Like Into It. Over It., an artist to which he often draws comparisons (and one above all who is frequently credited in "leading the emo revival"), YØUTH, the live alias of lifelong Nashvillian Julian Dente, draws influence from the math-y, noodle-y, American Football school of emo, coupled with more straightforward angsty, indie rock.
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The clip for the Rick Ross-featuring "That's a Check"—a four minute brag-fest up there with the best of them—is a slightly more straightforward affair, depicting Future and Rozay popping champagne and stunting next to a pool in an enormous mansion, like something out of the How To Make A Rap Video Handbook.
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While AWS already offers a number of cloud storage services in the form of S3, Glacier and Elastic Block Store, the idea behind EFS is to offer AWS users access to a more straightforward file storage system that at least partly mirrors the features of the kind of on-premise storage servers many enterprises use — but for EC2 instances in Amazon's cloud.
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The self-assured pop sprinkled throughout FOTB works as an insurance policy against the album's digressions from the Vampire Weekend formula; any risky experiment (such as the loungey slog of "My Mistake" or the cloying "Married In a Gold Rush," which adopts a country cadence and cloaks it in electro-pop) is accompanied with a more straightforward appeal to listeners' pleasure centers.
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"This will be one of the strongest wind events in years for West Texas and Southeast New Mexico," the National Weather Service said Wednesday in an alert, opting for a more straightforward way of letting the country know that Enlil, the ancient Mesopotamian god of storm, has been angered and will now don his horned crown and smite us with his awesome power.
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While so many companies like Microsoft, Magic Leap, Meta and more are building "mixed reality" devices that actively map the spaces of the rooms they are in, ODG's products launching this year are a bit more straightforward, serving as hands-free, heads-up displays that can be accessed easily and offer the utility of an Android tablet, albeit one overlaying the real world.
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And when you're done, let's move on to the show's final reveal, which is much more straightforward (at least as far as Zoo goes): Fearing that Zoo was nearing its end with the third season winding down and no renewal in sight, I doubted that the show could pull off a finale that could delight me for years to come.
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Judge Walls had suggested last week that the Supreme Court decision might limit the "stream of benefits" theory of bribery, which is important to the Menendez case and holds that a bribe can occur if a person offers something of value to another person as a retainer, expecting favors over time, rather than a more straightforward quid pro quo exchange.
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That series is a more straightforward adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel — and occasionally suffers for it — but when it drops into the backstory of one or two characters in particular, as it does for whole episodes at a time, it has to flesh out the short stories about those characters from the book (where Gaiman will occasionally include character-specific interludes that run few pages in length).
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The questionnaire portion, however, is a more straightforward user survey where participants are asked to vote on various aspects (many already detailed in the draft charter) — like how many total members should the board have, how long they should serve, how should they gain their positions and what their makeup should be in terms of background, professional experience, views and diversity, among other things.
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Where just a few years ago it may have been de rigueur for a celebrity, in an attempt to appear relatable, to claim that they despise working out and eat nothing but pizza all the time (while appearing far smaller than anyone who actually does this), these days the "relatable" answer is probably the more straightforward one — that they drastically limit their food intake.
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The Quest is a culmination of Oculus' last five years of VR work, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg called it a major step toward getting a billion people into VR. But the following day, Oculus chief technology officer John Carmack — a video game industry legend who is responsible for creating seminal shooter titles like Wolfenstein, Doom, and Quake — was more straightforward: the Oculus Quest is a gaming console.
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Boston's plan, for the time being, is more straightforward: draft Markelle Fultz with the first overall pick in June, set up a meeting with Gordon Hayward and/or Blake Griffin, shrewdly spend cap space elsewhere if those two re-sign with their current teams (namely to add size on the wing to help on the glass), retain the core, and roll it back with improved pieces at every position.
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It's the more straightforward argument that, as Dan McCarthy wrote for The National Interest over the weekend, this was what Trump was elected to do — to "use all legal means at his disposal to strike at business-as-usual among the political elite," even if that requires trampling over norms that would normally prevent a U.S. president from encouraging a foreign investigation into his rival and his rival's family.
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" A number of the sites are recognized for what may seem to be more straightforward significance as architecture or engineering, like the Neutra Studio and Residences in Los Angeles (associated with the modernist Richard Neutra), and the Davis-Ferris Organ, at a Methodist camp in Round Lake, N.Y. The instrument is cited as "an example of the technical and mechanical achievements in the pre-Civil War American organ-building industry.
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A prime example of the genre is a snooty New Yorker article by Alexandra Schwartz which portrayed support for Sanders as a hipster affectation, comparable to sporting a handlebar mustache: I sense a whiff of historical fetishism in the young love for Bernie, a yearning for an imaginary time of simpler, more straightforward politics that aligns with other millennial tendencies toward false nostalgia for past purity, in fashion or food, for instance.
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The reality is that while statistics and the collecting of data can be incredibly dubious, there has been power and wide-scale consciousness-raising in the past few years with the publication and widespread sharing of some the more straightforward counting exercises: income inequality, the VIDA count, the Guerilla Girls decades-long arts accounting, Micol Hebron's Gallery Tally, Kim Drew's one-tweet count at the Whitney Biennial, to name just a few.
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Bruce has treated us to five, rhyming _ _ _ _ Y - _ _ _ _ Y phrases that cross at the middle letter: 17A/3D: "Useful" = HANDY-DANDY 19A/11D: "Snobbish" = HOITY-TOITY 153A/29D: "Sophisticated" = HOTSY-TOTSY 58A/48D: "Affectionate" = LOVEY-DOVEY 60A/51D: "Weak and indecisive" = NAMBY-PAMBY Themes don't get much more straightforward than this, but this is cute and well-crafted, especially since all answers are adjectival phrases as opposed to, say, HOKEY POKEY or LAFFY TAFFY.
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They aren't promising digital holograms and floating whales, but they've received more than $100 million from investors that seem to believe in a more "conservative" approach to enterprise AR. RealWear's HMT-1 hardware is akin to the form factor of yesteryear's Google Glass, but the tech is even more straightforward; it's not a transparent display, just a small screen in a worker's line-of-site that can be pushed out of the way when not needed.
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Other changes include: a way to earn the game's rarest loot — coveted exotic weapons and armor — through a system that will reward only those weapons players don't already have; a more robust rewards system for the game's hardest activities like prestige raids and nightfalls; more replay value for standard activities like strikes and adventures; more straightforward and transparent ways to purchase and customize armor sets using in-game currency and materials; and increased drop rates across the board for Destiny 2's controversial token system.
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