Solar power is most consistent in the south, according to this latest study, while wind is most consistent in the midwest.
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Without a doubt, the most consistent trend is, perhaps, inconsistency.
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I would never claim to be the most consistent player.
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Today, the retailer is one of EarthKind's most consistent buyers.
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This has been the most consistent pattern of the campaign.
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Yardeni has been one of Wall Street's most consistent bulls.
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The most consistent is to not let me start it.
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That's the most consistent theme in all of my work.
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Whose platform and record are most consistent with our values?
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Totoro is also one of Ghibli's most consistent sources of profit.
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Funds are rarely spent in the most consistent and efficient manner.
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"Nick's been the most consistent offensive player we have," Ausmus said.
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"Bed Bath hasn't exactly had the most consistent execution," he said.
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His most consistent to date, it sharpens and deepens his sound.
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It's one of the things he is most consistent about, actually.
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So Powell has deployed a central bank's most consistent weapon: communication.
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One of the most consistent suggestions, however, was A Short Hike.
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BASHING America's legacy media organisations may be Donald Trump's most consistent hobby.
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Shaw has been one of Milwaukee's most consistent hitters this season, batting .
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The most consistent and obvious problem with the Moto Z was sharpness.
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Facebook's most consistent public release this year may have been the apology.
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"The most consistent reason why was the method of feeding," she said.
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This is the most consistent pattern of the Trump administration's deportation agenda.
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More generally, Republicans tend to do better among the most consistent voters.
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It is sheer brilliance, and easily Coutard and Godard's most consistent work.
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The most consistent definition of "conservative" is a desire to maintain it.
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Empathy is one of the most consistent themes in the Christian Bible.
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RED DAWN: One of Indy&aposs most consistent problems has been finishing drives.
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That is significant, since Ginsburg is one of the court's most consistent questioners.
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Trade has been one of the most consistent plans of Trump's presidential platform.
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The most consistent quality of her books is a desire to flout rules.
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This means funds are rarely spent in the most consistent and efficient manner.
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The Patriots' Stephen Gostkowski is among the NFL's most consistent and prolific placekickers.
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Murray had been the most consistent player on the ATP Tour all summer.
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The agency's most consistent message has been an emphasis on local decision-making.
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Even among Trump's most consistent areas of support, there's a counternarrative at play.
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"He's probably the most consistent player in the game, for sure," Bellinger says.
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Thank you for being the most consistent and constant beings in my life.
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Across nine previous encounters, Sanders has been the most consistent debater on stage.
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In fact, it is one of his most consistent and long held beliefs.
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The most consistent customers of her Atlanta gift-wrapping boutique, That's A Wrap!
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Harris has targeted black women, who are among the most consistent black voters.
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One of his most consistent characteristics has been his willingness and eagerness to divide.
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Graham has been among Trump's most consistent allies on Capitol Hill (The Associated Press).
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Pelosi has hung in through the minority, and remains the party's most consistent fundraiser.
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The most consistent definition of "liberal" describes a desire to change the status quo.
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Cold water has proven undoubtedly the most consistent way of controlling her mental health.
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Evans is known as one of the Fed's most consistent supporters of low interest rates.
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Major: I think the first album, the most consistent thing was probably actually Dan's guitar.
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JR: During tour we have the most consistent schedule, because everything is kind of regimented.
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Generally, the overall objective has to be to build the fairest, most consistent system possible.
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Guerra (7-3, 2.93) was arguably the Brewers&apos most consistent starter before getting hurt.
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Black women, the most consistent Democratic voters, are strong supporters of reproductive justice including abortion.
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That said, the Englishman remains one of the game's most consistent performers since last fall.
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Compared to all other measured factors, conflict is the most consistent predictor of species declines.
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But even in hindsight I think we chose the course most consistent with institutional values.
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The moment of fracture, and its implications, are perhaps the most consistent of Levy's interests.
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Our Upshot correspondent explains: Many of Mr. Biden's supporters are among the most consistent voters.
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The director is J.J. Abrams, perhaps the most consistent B student in modern popular culture.
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Kipchoge is regarded around the world as the best—and most consistent—marathoner in history.
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"The most consistent thing about our game this year has been our goaltending," Quenneville said.
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Kyrgios continues to train and play his way, which seldom means the most consistent way.
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Trump's opposition to the Iran deal has been one of his most consistent foreign policy positions.
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LTE became the fastest and most consistent variety of 25G compared to competing technologies like WiMax.
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The House of Representatives has been the most consistent chokepoint for progressive proposals in recent years.
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It may not be the most consistent option in today's metagame, but it is never boring.
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The most consistent volunteer matched results only 70 percent of the time; the least, 25 percent.
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Since then, the church has become one of the world's most consistent, prominent voices against wars.
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McCain, for his part, served as one of the president's most consistent foils within the GOP.
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Throughout his career, PUSHA-T has been one of the most consistent rappers in the game.
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That'll give you the most consistent results, instead of scooping directly from a bag or jar.
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And until recently, he was one of the most consistent and reliable comedians working in Hollywood.
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This is one of the most consistent eyeshadow palettes I've used in terms of shadow quality.
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As if by its own stubborn insistence, the band has remained Mr. Klein's most consistent vessel.
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For his trouble, the attorney general's been one of the President's most consistent targets for criticism.
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The most consistent and strongest significant correlation was between flaccid stretched or erect length and height.
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"American companies are the strongest of the world, with the most consistent earnings growth," Belski said.
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" "The exchange rate that has had the most consistent correlation with U.S. yields is dollar/yen.
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Fir Tree, which manages around $9.4 billion, is the most consistent presence in these reorganized energy companies.
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Family films and horror movies are two of the most consistent box office performers, according to Dergarabedian.
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"It's by far the most consistent positive evidence I've seen from randomised control trials," says Mr Sharples.
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Beyoncé closes out with "Grown Woman," a song that punctuates the most consistent message of her career.
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Anything at all, and traveling is the time during which my uninterrupted reading is the most consistent.
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The campaign may have been the largest and most consistent source of political advertising in American history.
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Super Bowl liii A knee injury took away one of the Rams' most consistent options on offense.
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For now, it seems to have freed McIlroy to play the most consistent golf of his career.
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The most consistent part of the Mets' approach so far has been their propensity to rally late.
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At his best, the 29-year-old is one of the most consistent baseline players in history.
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One of the most consistent takeaways from this anthology is just how banal extraterrestrial life might be.
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Trump's lack of strategy is, in an odd sort of way, the most consistent thing about him.
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Microscope has the most consistent and robust program, showcasing artists working in film, video, photography and sound.
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Shaw has been Milwaukee's most consistent offensive threat this season and leads the team's qualifiers with a .
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The iPhone 6S had the most consistent camera at the time, but it fell short in certain areas.
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Smart money's on Logan, who seems to be Rory's most consistent partner during A Year in the Life.
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"When it comes to explaining psychotic symptoms, she shows considerable unreliability and gross inconsistency most consistent with feigning."
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Kenobi is, like Han Solo, one of the most consistent characters to appear throughout the Star Wars saga.
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While not the most popular leggings from the brand, this pair has seen the most consistent positive reviews.
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Across these diverse spaces, the two most consistent design principles are openness and a banishment of personal clutter.
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Paul has been one of the most consistent critics of the House's attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The most consistent message these students had received was that their lives were of less value than others'.
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Stocks Financial advisers say one of the most consistent hedges against inflation is a properly diversified stock portfolio.
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She is the most consistent singer and songwriter of her generation, and "Reputation" is impressively short on filler.
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This ensures that the company's leadership is making capital allocations that are most consistent with growing shareholder value.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley has been one of the most consistent Republicans speaking out against rising prescription drug prices.
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"It's a good idea to go to the most consistent source of information, like the CDC," he says.
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The president's off-the-cuff, often-vitriolic Twitter feed is the hosts' most consistent source of comic material.
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These paintings were his most consistent companions, friends that enriched his spirit and never demanded to be remembered.
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The most consistent feature for those who did not graduate was that they received a D in it.
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In a sputtering Mets lineup, Frazier had been one of the most consistent threats to get on base.
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She has been the most consistent debate performer from the start, with an effective, powerful and persuasive message.
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One of the most consistent themes from the primary campaign has been that Democratic voters like progressive policies.
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One of our Americans, really the most consistent American female figure skater over the last five, six years.
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Even Jeffrey Morgenthaler said it helped him prepare "the most consistent, clean, delicious dirty martinis" he's ever made.
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Forgo the longest drive in the fanciest car for the most consistent walk in the most varied weather.
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As far as corporate allyship goes, Apple has been one of the most consistent friends to the LGBTQ community.
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Of the 30 strategies he studied, "focused deterrence had the strongest and most consistent anti-violence effects," Abt writes.
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Mr Trump's sympathy for such views is longstanding: hostility to free trade is arguably his most consistent policy position.
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Drug distributor AmerisourceBergen has been one of the most consistent winners in the market during the past few years.
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It has also been among the most consistent and highly trafficked peddlers of the conspiracy theories surrounding Clinton's health.
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"You have to go with the person who you have the most confidence in, the most consistent," Belichick says.
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MyTube is the most consistent of the Simpsons' universe's fake websites, and is their obvious stand-in for YouTube.
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One of the most-active bands in New York City, they've also emerged as one of the most-consistent.
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The two continued to spar as the senator remained one of the most consistent GOP critics of the president.
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Across records, his most consistent yearning is for solitude, or time in some private place with one other person.
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Instead, their most consistent threat has been wing Jaden Schwartz, who has two game-winners among his eight goals.
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The brush dynamics are outstanding, producing the some of the cleanest, smoothest, and most consistent lines I've ever seen.
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Trump's most consistent applause line as an insurgent candidate was his pledge to bring order to America's southern border.
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Perceptions of each party reinforced Decisive has been the most consistent word of praise from Republicans applauding Trump's decision.
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"The most consistent findings are the effects on the immune system," Ginsberg said, including a suppressed response to vaccines.
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It is sheer guesswork in an electorate whose most consistent trend in the last decade has been its volatility.
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Tyler Vaughns, who has been USC's most consistent pass-catcher through three weeks, made seven grabs for 65 yards.
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Lower signups generally mean higher prices, which has been one of the most consistent Republican critiques of the law.
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They have also been perhaps the most consistent antagonists for Democrats during all eight years of President Barack Obama's tenure.
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My Big Break I worked with a few celebrities at the time, but Demi Lovato was my most consistent client.
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To pick up on a few of these most consistent strands, one might begin with poetry—and with Sonia Delaunay.
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While the MacBook Pro is capable of the best battery life under optimal conditions, the Dell was the most consistent.
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And I would say the most consistent thing that I've heard when people come here is there isn't a comp.
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When the show was still airing weekly, the most consistent case for Julia's survival was found on Hawes' IMDb page.
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Nearly all parents said their approach involved personal hygiene, which is most consistent with the science of how colds spread.
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But if you want the most consistent consistency, and you use your blender on a daily basis, it's easily justified.
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The most consistent thing you can say about Swift's feminism is that it's helped at least one woman: Taylor Swift.
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Roy not only had one of the greatest peaks of all time, he was easily the most consistent performer ever.
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One of the most consistent themes of his writings is that the public always governs eventually in the United States.
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On Darvish's third pitch, Springer, who has been Houston's most consistent hitter, laced a double into the left field corner.
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But their most consistent ally has, of course, been Hezbollah, whose followers are shown above expressing their loyalty to Soleimani.
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The Vols have been the most consistent SEC team and can make a strong case for a top 16 seed.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor was the most consistent voice on the other side, though she seemed to be in the minority.
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New York (CNN)One of the most consistent features of the chaotic Trump presidency are the attacks against the press.
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The endless media fascination with Donald Trump's base is one of the most consistent and distinct aspects of his presidency.
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In fact, the most consistent criticisms hurled at political leaders come when they do nothing in the face of a crisis.
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The most consistent criticism levied against Stranger Things when it debuted in 2016 was that it didn't really do anything new.
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I'd only slightly disagree here and say the thing about which he's been most consistent is the desire to make money.
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Reproductive rights are one of the issues that Clinton has been most consistent on throughout the decades of her political career.
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The righty had a 3.31 ERA in seven starts and was the most consistent starter the Chihuahuas had in August/September.
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The 23-year-old is not the most consistent performer, but has shown he can beat anyone when on his game.
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One of the foundation's most consistent charitable contributions (to something other than NFL programming) is to the American Cancer Society (ACS).
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That is the most consistent trend support behavior shown in the GMMA indicator on the oil chart in nearly a decade.
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Most notably, Donald Trump's single most consistent campaign promise has been to build a wall between Mexico and the United States.
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Consumer staples shares were the most consistent gainers, positive 80 percent of the time with an average return of 3.7 percent.
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But on both albums, Sand remains the most consistent song-crafter in whatever we're supposed to call the game he's playing.
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But the most consistent victories have been on the environment, and the attorneys say that more actions are on the way.
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He returned in late August, found his form in September and became one of the Yankees' most consistent hitters in October.
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The most consistent associations were between unpleasant memories of P.E. classes and lingering resistance to exercise years later, the researchers found.
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Mr. Harris, 303, appears with a trio featuring the bassist Ray Drummond and the drummer Leroy Williams, his most consistent associate.
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Now with tax reform positioned to balloon deficits, the GOP's most consistent criticism of Democrats will become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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This is the most consistent trend support behavior shown in the GMMA indicator on the oil chart in nearly a decade.
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State news agency IRNA said handouts to the poor, the most consistent supporters of the clerical establishment, had started on Tuesday.
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But Netflix's most consistent trick has been high-quality true crime documentary series that keep viewers frozen in a state of captivation.
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"I'm guessing he likes the visual in this ballpark, but he's been really our most consistent hitter all year long," Banister said.
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And then, of course, there is trade, the public policy issue Trump has arguably been most consistent on throughout his public career.
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Seeing a primary care doctor after fracture was the strongest and most consistent predictor of osteoporosis assessment or treatment, the study found.
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Although immigration is one of his most consistent talking points, the program has managed to continue despite Trump defunding it last year.
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Maybe they didn't know that black women are the strongest, the loyalest, and the most consistent voting block of the Democratic Party.
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But the one area of the law that is the most consistent frustration is the high levels of out-of-pocket spending.
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And don't forget that the following decade had one of the most consistent runs of growth the United States has ever seen.
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It's also one of GE's most consistent and least volatile performers, earning a reliable $3 billion or so a year since 2011.
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Here were the best and most consistent performers in the S&P 500 during those inflationary time periods (of varying time lengths).
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He has since emerged as one of the clearest and most consistent voices of opposition to Trump's anti-democratic ideas and tactics.
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Analyze the task One of the most consistent findings from our research is that, for some tasks, medium doesn't seem to matter.
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BSN Syntha-6 had the most consistent score all around: We each rated it a 4 out of 5 on every measure.
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On the women's side, Australia have proved the United States' most consistent rivals, with a podium spot in every Olympics since 1996.
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"Relief" was the most consistent reaction among students, particularly the older ones with a more nuanced understanding of what was at stake.
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Death (or impending death) is the most consistent plot device; nearly all the stories contain it — or war, abuse, violence, or depravity.
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One of Donald Trump's most consistent positions throughout the presidential election was that he would not, under any circumstances, cut Social Security.
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M5S was formed by a comedian, and its most consistent position is that it doesn't want anything to do with the establishment.
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So here is where it all lands: Democrats are down to the two longest-running and most consistent stars of the show.
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Kizer has been the most consistent performer during training camp and led the Browns to three touchdowns during his two exhibition appearances.
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The Packers' most consistent weapon is running back Aaron Jones, whose volume expanded over the final two weeks with Jamaal Williams injured.
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Sanders is the most consistent, arguing for the largest welfare state across all those categories with the least amount of means testing.
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At the hearing, two issues generated the most consistent interest from members: staffing resources (including hiring practices) and technology (including cybersecurity policies).
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In keeping with his anti-establishment bent, Banksy's most consistent and scathing critiques have long been directed at the commercialism of art.
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The third and most consistent mistake is to ignore the structural conditions that make it so difficult for a party to take hold.
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It's clear from Wojcicki's blog that addressing the community's most consistent complaints was a top priority — and chief among those is copyright claims.
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Isaac Hamilton has easily been the most consistent player for UCLA this season, reaching double figures in scoring in the last 21 games.
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Today, both factors carry importance — however, the best and most consistent predictor of valuation seems to be a combination of growth and profitability.
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More than ever, though, it's a risk that's worth taking: In 2016, comedy is one of the most consistent ways to break through.
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The most consistent theme in the politics of health care last year was uncertainty, and that seems highly unlikely to change in 2018.
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Further, MTB is one of the most consistent performers and financial measures have seen less volatility than most of its large regional peers.
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Biyombo, maybe the Raptors' most consistent player in a game that defied consistency, credited the fourth-quarter turnaround to an increase in physicality.
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An impeachment message could also play into one of Trump's most consistent themes: that Democrats are just mad because they lost an election.
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His most consistent cause, one that led him to a prominent position in Jeff Sessions' Senate office, is illegal immigration and border security.
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MASAHIRO TANAKA, 5 STARTS The most consistent starter leads the staff with 311/3 innings, but he also had a five-inning outing.
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Lean features production exclusively from Mike Will, Zaytoven, and Honorable C-Note, and is probably the best and most consistent of the three.
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But that could change at any moment; after all, as Twitter has shown us time and again, its most consistent policy is inconsistency.
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We explore their hopes, fears and values, to ensure that our medical system provides the care that is most consistent with their goals.
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South Korea has been to every World Cup since 1986 and tends to be Asia's most consistent entrant, but it stumbled to Russia.
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The two of them were the most consistent Senate opponents of the bills this year that would have taken insurance away from millions.
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Halep may be the most consistent performer on tour, using her excellent return of serve and defensive shots to negate her opponents' strengths.
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South Korea has been to every World Cup since 216 and tends to be Asia's most consistent entrant, but it stumbled to Russia.
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That means that it's actually demons and ghosts that have managed to have the most consistent and lasting impact on movie ticket sales.
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Nikola Vucevic has been the most consistent force for the Magic, averaging 21.4 points in February and scoring 18 in the loss at Dallas.
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Cities and metropolitan areas tend to offer the most consistent access to rape kits, but some have have only one hospital that provides them.
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Massive swells funnel through trench until they hit the beach at Nazaré, resulting in the most consistent 30-plus-foot wave in the world.
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Starbucks would not offer Mashable further clarification as to how the company determined the best and most consistent course of action for the training.
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Ever since it was first released almost a decade ago, Google's Chrome browser has been the most consistent piece of technology in my life.
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There's an ongoing joke in Athens that startups are the most consistent rent payers and that landlords are fighting to get them as customers.
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" Then he turns over to the man who has been most consistent in his "racist!" yelling, and addresses him: "I didn't say I'm racist!
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From the 25,270 feet level, the one at which Arsenal is most commonly discussed, they're one of the most consistent teams in the world.
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Wesley Johnson is Quietly Making History The most consistent thing about Los Angeles Clippers basketball right now happens whenever Wesley Johnson swats a shot.
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The most consistent major source of new listeners — in some cases, tens of thousands — is a top spot on iTunes and Apple's podcast app.
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This made many people—primarily people whose most consistent belief is that they are owed deference because of their social or professional status—outraged.
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Quick and powerful, he has one of the prettiest one-handed backhands in the game yet does his most consistent damage with his forehand.
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One of Donald Trump's most consistent positions throughout the presidential election was that he would not, under any circumstances, cut Medicare and Social Security.
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It's one of the most consistent comedies in recent memory, so much so that almost any episode could be dropped in to any season.
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Zack Wheeler was the Mets' most consistent starter over the first two months of the season but turned in his second straight rough start.
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Smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes were the three vascular risk factors that showed the most consistent associations across all types of brain tissue.
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How Morton built a tiered reward systemWithin three months of launching her account, Morton said Patreon had become her most consistent form of income.
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Yeah. We spend a lot of time focusing on those other platforms, but YouTube is still the most consistent and predictable platform out there.
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He led UNC when Paige was out for the first six games of the year, and he's been by far the Heels' most consistent player.
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On the first Monday of his presidency, Donald Trump made good on one of his most consistent campaign promises: he killed the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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What I learned still holds true and explains why when it comes to the most consistent customers in the truck market, the details are essential.
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The most consistent pair have been Norwegians Kristoffer Brun and Are Strandli, but Smith and Thompson have set the world-leading time heading into Rio.
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That's been the most consistent angle for those who have eulogized him—that he was on the path, and still had potential to positive change.
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"We were on top of the table for many weeks and the most consistent team wins the title," coach Luis Enrique told a news conference.
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That benchmark isn't the most consistent measure of good performance, but at least it's an indicator of the sensor's potential in the new Pixel phones.
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The Dow was the most consistent performer of the three, trading positively 86 percent of the time, while logging an average gain of 7.9 percent.
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Straily (7-4, 3.32 ERA) has been Miami's most consistent starter this year, and he battled through a right hand injury in his previous start.
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The most consistent findings were from studies that compared children who grew up on farms — less asthma — with children who grew up in other environments.
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His lie, then, raises a familiar question for white evangelicals, who form Trump's most consistent base of support: What have they really gotten from him?
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However, costar Jemima Kirke remained the most consistent over the years, upholding those Old Hollywood glam vibes we've come to know and love from her.
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He made immigration synonymous with crime Perhaps the most consistent theme of his young administration is that immigrants, especially immigrants of color, are a danger.
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The census provides the highest-quality and most consistent information on such items, and businesses have come to depend on it to make critical choices.
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In an area with several fantastic ice cream options, the longest and most consistent lineups are for a place specializing in charcoal-infused ice cream.
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" Mr. Cuomo's counsel called the order "extremely vague" but said that "we believe our interpretation is the most consistent with the purpose of the order.
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The most consistent performer continues to be center Pau Gasol, who is averaging 289 points, 14.5 rebounds and eight assists over the last four games.
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I was reflecting on it, and doing stand-up has been one of the most consistent parts of my life, you know what I mean?
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Under his leadership, the parks division has been "the most consistent and biggest profit grower over the last four years," the JPMorgan Chase analysts wrote.
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Donald Trump has a few loyal celebrity Twitter critics — including Chrissy, Cher, and Stephen King — but one of the most consistent is actor Chris Evans.
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It's nowhere near as hot as peppers in China, India or the Caribbean, but it is perhaps the most consistent ingredient in the state's dishes.
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His 92-97 mph fastball features some run and sink and is his most consistent offering, though his mid-313s slider may have more upside.
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The Demon Deacons received limited production from Chaundee Brown, who had been their most consistent player across the first few games before missing a Nov.
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Not only is it one of his most consistent releases across the board thus far, it's one of the most emotive displays he's ever given.
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Norway's Kjetil Jansrud was the most consistent in training, while Beat Feuz of Switzerland is the world champion and leads the World Cup standings this season.
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And sure enough, the most consistent pattern seen across every country was that the people who distrusted vaccines were also more likely to endorse conspiracy theories.
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"The most consistent predictor of who is most likely to believe in conspiracies is some form of uncertainty," says Anna Newheiser, a psychologist at SUNY Albany.
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Mr Sessions, the Senate's most consistent and ferocious critic of both illegal and legal immigration, has several times sought to pass laws abolishing the DACA scheme.
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A step away from globalism—Donald Trump's most consistent campaign theme—could make for an awkward opening gambit given pockets of Republican resistance to overt protectionism.
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Over the past year and a half, two of the most consistent performers in the have been construction materials stocks Martin Marietta Materials and Vulcan Materials.
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But if Drake's most consistent critique is that his albums are too bloated, too long, and too uneven to justify it, then "More Life" fails spectacularly.
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Trump's relentless self-promotion is one of his most consistent character traits, which can be traced back to his earliest days as a real estate mogul.
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"I don't know what was going on there," said Stanton, who had two doubles in the game and has been the Yankees' most consistent hitter lately.
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Valerie Gauvin, France's center forward, scored in the 52nd minute off a cross from Kadidiatou Diani, who was France's most consistent threat on an inconsistent night.
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Music seems to be the most consistent aspect of Ms. Hanna's unstable life, made more unpredictable by the mental illness she has struggled with since childhood.
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The most consistent element throughout these 10 episodes has been the sense that these characters are haunted more by their own pasts than by any ghosts.
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He pointed to second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera, 32, quite possibly the team's most consistent hitter this season, who has successfully played through an occasionally balky knee.
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" Abrams, "perhaps the most consistent B student in modern popular culture" has made the "Star Wars" galaxy "a more diverse and also a less idiosyncratic place.
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Convection and inverter: Convection microwave ovens blows air into the microwave so that heat is distributed more evenly, making them the most consistent and reliable option.
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Especially after a game in which Wilson proved, yet again, that he is the driver behind the wheel for one of the NFL's most consistent teams.
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China bashing, particularly on trade and American jobs, has been one of the most consistent and defining elements of Trump's worldview for more than two decades.
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They're both great cameras, but neither one was engineered precisely to compete with Sony's RX series, perhaps the most consistent "best camera" pick of the compact class.
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His latest victim: the iPhone X. While you shouldn't take his tests as truly scientific, JerryRigEverything's phone torture routine is among the most consistent in the business.
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"The most consistent thing has been the people I painted over the years, [who] have always been people in my community," explains Casteel to the Creators Project.
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He has been one of the strongest and most consistent allies we have and can think of no better person to serve as President Trump's Attorney General.
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One of the most consistent complaints about Captain Marvel has been that it feels too much like a film from "Phase 23" of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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She used a computer game, similar to Pong, which she says has been their most consistent and robust way to elicit the influence of action on perception.
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The problem was that some of the best sites for wind turbines — with the most consistent and highest speeds — are in the western part of the state.
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Rather than any broader principle, the boundaries of his self-interest seem to be the most consistent indicator of what Trump will say or who he'll skewer.
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White Sox RH James Shields (4-12, 22) Hendricks arguably has been the Cubs' most consistent starter all season, and he has been especially dominant of late.
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MTB is one of the most consistent performers from an earnings perspective and its financial measures have seen less volatility than most of its large regional peers.
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Union midfielder Alejandro Bedoya, who scored the lone goal against Orlando City in the Open Cup quarterfinals, has been one of their most consistent players all season.
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Guerra ranked as one of the biggest surprises in the majors last season, when he became the Brewers' most consistent starter as a 73-year-old rookie.
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Of all of the major newspapers and editorial boards in America, The Washington Post has been the most consistent in advocating for U.S. "leadership" around the world.
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Women fighting back against high heels is one of the most consistent stories in modern history, as seen in a trip down the archives of this newspaper.
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Whatever the answers, they have already been reached with the help of the Russo brothers, two of Marvel's most consistent and diligent — if not widely recognized — filmmakers.
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German, 27, has been one of the Yankees' most consistent starters this season, with an 18-20153 record and a 4.03 earned run average in 27 appearances.
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Black voters in the U.S. have historically sided with the Democratic Party for nearly six decades and have become one of the party's most consistent voter bases.
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Yet the most consistent and powerful sense at Armani shows is of a tropism toward the war years and the images of them that he has retained.
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One of the most consistent, and pleasant, surprises in podcast advertising is how well shows that are seemingly unrelated to a product work well for customer acquisition.
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And for me, this past summer's most consistent immersion came from reading Emily Wilson's translation of "The Odyssey" aloud every night with my seven-year-old son.
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"We found that C.B.T. reports the most consistent outcomes compared to placebo, but it's time-consuming and sometimes in rural areas it's not available," Dr. Wang said.
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Well, given Jung's status as one of the game's most consistent action fighters, it should come as no surprise that he has no shortage of exciting options.
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Aside from the astounding beverage quality and ease that the machine produces, one of the most consistent comments made is that the machine will last you a while.
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The effect of higher minimum wages on suicide rates appeared most consistent in the years since 2011, as the U.S. economy rebounded from a period of financial crisis.
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So when the U.S. was gifted a penalty kick in the ninth minute, the team, desperate for a confidence boost, turned to its most consistent stalwart: Clint Dempsey.
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Tim Hagerty: I think Bryan Rodriguez was one of the most consistent pitchers in the organization and could be a candidate to make a spot start if needed.
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"You have to look at the tax benefits of the plans and figure out the best and most consistent way to save for your kids' education," Astorino said.
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One of the most consistent correlations in investing — the dollar goes up, commodities go down — is no longer a given, and that has commodities trader Dennis Gartman concerned.
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Yet, Hard to Kill is a good time, one of the most consistent Toronto rap projects in years and a capable musical spokesperson for the city's distinct sound.
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"Anti-tax activist Grover Norquist, the most consistent champion of Intuit's policy positions, warned that "big spenders in Washington, D.C. want to socialize all tax preparation in America.
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The reigning and four-time IndyCar champion has been one of the series' most consistent drivers, posting at least one victory in 5003 of the previous 13 seasons.
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While my paydays, like those of most writers, are often delayed or indirect, writing has been my most consistent source of income for most of my adult life.
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Strikingly, the Greens have become the most consistent voice in favor of migration — and as such the clearest challenger of the far right, both in Munich and Berlin.
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No other director or writer has worked on as many Marvel films; the pair may be the most consistent creative influence in the MCU aside from Feige himself.
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Marathon Oil at its Long Beach refinery has been the most consistent buyer, with another very large crude carrier (VLCC) full of Forcados oil departing Nigeria on Thursday.
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In fact, inflation has continued to run below the 2 percent rate that the FOMC judges to be most consistent over the longer run with our congressional mandate.
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The year's most consistent new hip-hop star is DaBaby, who has built a quickly growing career on a combination of pulverizing energy, intense rhymes and buoyant songs.
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Along the way, James became the most consistent force in basketball, a 6-foot-8 blend of power and grace, able to bend each game to his will.
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But while coal's prospects have been dying down, wind development is poised to explode in the state, which has some of the world's strongest and most consistent winds.
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Charitable giving Warren had the most consistent record of giving, donating more than 22009% of her adjusted gross income every year for the past decade, according to her returns.
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The Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction (SIGAR), the US government Afghanistan watchdog, has been one of the loudest and most consistent critics of the US mission in Afghanistan.
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Sharief Hashim, Hart's coach at Wheaton, remembers Hart as the team's best perimeter defender and the one who gave the most consistent effort on both ends of the court.
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Instead, Moriarty will go down as Sherlock's biggest distraction, and not a very good one, from the series' most consistent issue: It couldn't maintain any narrative cohesion or direction.
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The movement of people and taking of land are perhaps the most consistent themes in Philadelphia Assembled, which is predicated on five principles: Reconstructions; Sovereignty; Sanctuary; Futures; and Movement.
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Working in Hollywood is a perpetual struggle to stave of unemployment, and Thompson has found one of the most consistent, high-profile gigs that also plays to his strengths.
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Their strongest and most consistent defense has been to keep blasting the alleged "fake news" industry, despite the fact that much of the false information comes right from them.
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Infrastructure investment was one of Trump's most consistent campaign promises and has been one of his top priorities, though he has yet to sketch out his plan in detail.
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John Kasich — perhaps the most consistent and prominent critic of Trump in the GOP — has begun preparing for a 2020 primary run against the President, BuzzFeed's Henry Gomez reports.
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But perhaps the most consistent critique from GOP lawmakers during Wednesday's impeachment hearings was that the two men under oath didn't have any first-hand knowledge of the scheme.
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Compared to investing in the stock market and other ways to grow a nest egg, homeownership is still the most consistent and accessible way to build wealth over time.
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The most consistent economic idea running through President Trump's decades in public life has been a conviction that the United States is being duped in the global trade arena.
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"Choices" (season 3, episode 19) As this hour comes in the middle of what might be the most consistent stretch of Buffy episodes ever, it's perhaps a bit underrated.
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He also performed often in a duo with Rashied Ali, the free-jazz drummer who had been one of Coltrane's most consistent collaborators at the end of his life.
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Trump spoke at a Miami church last week for the first "Evangelicals for Trump" rally to keep up support from one of the president's most consistent group of supporters.
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"The reality is that we're having the most consistent, comprehensive contact with the media than at any point in the administration," said Eric F. Phillips, the mayor's press secretary.
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The Inland North, initially settled by Yankees heading west from New England, is the most consistent region, with an accent that largely sounds the same from Rochester to Milwaukee.
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"The most consistent and dangerous health effects identified have been cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, which are the leading causes of hospitalization, emergency room visit, and even death," Wei added.
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In the world of independent comics, Love and Rockets, by the brothers Gilbert and Jaime (and sometimes Mario) Hernandez, has been one of the most consistent depictions of Latinos.
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For him, "voting against any bill produced by this process would be the most consistent stand in favor of regular order," Adam Jentleson, a former Democratic Senate aide, wrote.
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"You're splitting hairs here with all the great players around the league, but our guy has been the best and the most consistent," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Blondie: Pollinator (BMG) Not much clever pan-referentiality in the most consistent material this 43-year-old band has assembled since No Exit, half a career ago in 1998.
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But until a couple weeks ago, few would have argued against the notion that he's been the Blue Jays' best and most consistent pitcher over the last three seasons.
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Read MoreCramer: 6 years after the Flash Crash, nothing has changed Drug distributor AmerisourceBergen has been one of the most consistent winners in the market during the past few years.
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Before this year, Breitbart was pretty much only known among far-right circles online but has risen to prominence for being the most consistent mouthpiece supporting Trump throughout his campaign.
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"James Comey, for his part, wrote in an op-ed in The New York Times that "even in hindsight I think we chose the course most consistent with institutional values.
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The most consistent question, though, was why The Times, and the study itself, omitted critical context about the likelihood of blacks being stopped by a cop in the first place.
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"We believe that the business will continue to demonstrate that it is one of the most consistent and resilient asset gatherers (and retainers), regardless of the economic conditions," he said.
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Better solutions are available It is widely recognized that our systems and standards in the U.S. have yielded the safest and most consistent high-quality drug supply in the world.
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This latest lament is in keeping with one of the most consistent aspects of Trump's campaign slogan, Make America Great Again, a call to return the country to its past.
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If there was a persistent knock on college basketball's most consistent program, whose streak of 23 consecutive N.C.A.A. tournament berths is the longest ever, it was: always good, rarely great.
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Even in its second season, its best and most consistent, it could occasionally feel as if it were being written by pulling improv comedy game ideas out of a hat.
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Yet one of the most consistent patterns in the more than 64,000 deaths attributed to opioid and other drug overdoses in 2016 was that the victims' last moments went unobserved.
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It was the most consistent in terms of coverage — I was able to duck into a Starbucks, turn street corners and hop into a car without dropping from the network.
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Perhaps the most consistent foreign policy mistake that the United States has made in my lifetime is a failure to appreciate nationalism, from Vietnam to Afghanistan, Iraq to Latin America.
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With one week to go until the Iowa caucuses, Joe Biden finds himself in a seemingly unimaginable position: needing to mobilize older voters who are usually the most consistent voters.
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It's been more than 10 years since Real Estate released their self-titled debut, and across five albums, they've solidified their status as one of the most consistent guitar bands.
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The boy's most consistent contact with his father would have occurred while he was posing for him, and there are half a dozen paintings of young Jean in this exhibition.
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It's only among whites without college degrees, one of Trump's most consistent and ardent bases of support, that he's viewed as a unifying figure -- albeit narrowly, at 48% to 46%.
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Sawsan expects that Russia, Syria's main backer, will cut some sort of diplomatic deal with Turkey, which has been the most consistent supporter of the rebel factions in the north.
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Yardeni has been one of the street's most consistent bulls — turning positive a few days after the S&P 500 hit an intraday low of 666 on March 6, 2009.
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" He added, "It waned a little bit because people were looking at other options … and now they're saying, 'Wait a minute, this guy has been the most consistent of anyone.
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The win was a relief for Scott, who had played his most consistent season in years but was frustrated by two runner-up finishes on the U.S. tour in 2019.
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One of the most consistent problems the show faced in the first half of its season was that the supporting characters were nowhere near as developed or consistently compelling as Rebecca.
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Over his five years in the Senate, Mr. Rubio has attracted the most consistent support from the other party, with over a third of his sponsored legislation receiving Democratic co-sponsors.
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Image: De Montfort University"We looked at a lot of different configurations in our simulations and saw which was most consistent across a number of [Hi-RISE] images," Higget told Gizmodo.
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"To describe the last four days as brutal would be a major understatement as it has seen the most consistent selling by (commodity trading advisors) since the 2008 crash," he said.
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Each phone's camera had its strengths — the iPhone produced the most consistent images, the Galaxy S6 did well in low light, and we were impressed with LG's stabilization and manual controls.
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SNL holds Fifty Shades of Grey auditions (with Miley Cyrus as Scarlett Johansson.) Cyrus does not get enough credit for being one of the most consistent comedic actors of our time.
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" He said he warned the management that "not every artist is going to be corporate-friendly, is going to present themselves in the most consistent manner, is going to be predictable.
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Open Markets has been one of the most consistent and vocal opponents of tech consolidation, and its closure is a victory not just for Alphabet, but for Amazon, Facebook, and others.
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Assad's fate has been the most divisive issue at every round of the Syrian peace talks, defining the US-Russian dispute over Syria and proving the most consistent obstacle to agreement.
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MARKET LEADING ACCESS TO CAPITAL Fitch views Simon as having the most consistent and durable access to capital in the REIT sector, which is a material driver of the 'A' rating.
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Not all of these issues reach the Supreme Court, but anything that moves more questions into the court system implicitly empowers the high court, and thus its most consistent swing vote.
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The most consistent visitors to Pol Pot's burial grounds are casino staff, who come to burn fake money to ensure continued good luck for the gambling hall, the grave's caretaker said.
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That helps muddy Sanders' reputation for consistency, but what Democratic voters have shown so far is that they are not looking for the most left candidate or the most consistent candidate.
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At Phillips on Thursday, the day sale — the lower-priced sector where the auction houses make their most consistent profits — raised $25.5 million, with 82 percent of its 284 lots successful.
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But the most consistent pleasure is from one dancer: Ms. Johnson brings an unassuming clarity and articulation to Mr. Forsythe's movement that feels like it comes from the deepest of places.
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The flu shot is the academy's first choice for children 6 months and older because it has provided the most consistent protection against all strains of the virus in recent years.
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David Perdue, R-Georgia -- Cotton and Perdue have been two of the most consistent allies of Trump throughout the past year, in large part because of their shared views on immigration.
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Why it matters: During his nine-year career, Baltimore — led by former special teams coach John Harbaugh — has had one of the most consistent kicking and punting units in the NFL.
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Just as with El Niño, the most consistent and significant impact will be noticed in the regions that border the Pacific Ocean, where the winds and ocean temperatures show the greatest variation.
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Read More Cramer: Something bizarre just happened with supermarkets Another head-scratching stock was Stericycle, which has been one of the most consistent stocks out there and suddenly fell off a cliff.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT UCLA (33-3, 11-3 Pac-12): Lonzo Ball has been the most consistent player for the Bruins during Pac-12 play, scoring in double figures in every game.
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That much-hyped controversy reminded many of us of Hillary Clinton's most consistent character flaw: the instinct to stonewall whenever she is confronted with a negative, but legitimate, criticism of her actions.
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But Jackman is the most consistent element in the X-films, both in his presence as a leading man and in his ability to elevate even the worst of the franchise's outings.
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The Nets signed both Lopez and power forward Thaddeus Young to contract extensions after last season and the two veterans have been the most consistent pieces for the team in 2015-16.
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The most consistent feedback we have gotten from Extra Crunch members is that I write too much, and the Daily emails are too long for mortals (and apparently my mother) to read.
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But sumo journalist Mark Buckton, who has been writing about the sport for two decades and called Kisenosato "the most consistent ozeki for a generation", said there was more to the story.
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But for those who only know him for his ankle-annihilating Mission stunts, a quick recap: Throughout the '80s and '90s, Cruise was the biggest, most consistent movie star in the world.
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Jordan Barnett has been the most consistent scorer for Missouri coach Kim Anderson since becoming eligible following his transfer from Texas, leading the team in scoring seven times in his 16 games.
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Murray after all, has solid form on the blue hardcourts in Melbourne, where he is arguably the second-most consistent man at the tournament this decade — after six-times champion Novak Djokovic.
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Second-leading scorer Dorian Pickens (13.6 points) was the most consistent threat, scoring 15 points on 6-of-11 shooting, while no one else managed more than seven points in the game.
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"We played very well over the full season, we were on top of the table for many weeks and the most consistent team wins the title," Luis Enrique told a news conference.
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One of Trump's most consistent -- and judging by the crowd reaction, successful -- barbs during the campaign was when he described Cruz as holding up the Bible, then putting it down and lying.
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Longer stays are cheaper—I rented an apartment for a month in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, a five minute walk from one of the most consistent surfable waves in the world for $504.
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The second-year center has emerged as Denver's best and most consistent player, and has helped his team to the league's best offensive rating since being named a starter on December 2150.
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Though they had various takes on the limits of privacy, the most consistent attitude was that maintaining happy, true-to-themselves sex lives keeps them happy parents, which makes for happier families.
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Cody Bellinger ain't sure about the MVP debate ... but he is positive about the "MCP" one -- the Dodgers star tells TMZ Sports Christian Yelich is the MLB's "Most Consistent Player" in 2019.
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The Pro Bowl is meaningless, but the selections — which the league released last night — help tell the story of the season, highlighting the NFL's most consistent performers and its most dominant athletes.
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The candidate with the least political experience in this race has become one of its most consistent political speakers, with jokes that falter only if the crowd is too familiar with him.
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Eventually, Obokata—a chemist—discovered that she got the most consistent spheres by bathing the cells in a solution of adenosine triphosphate, a cellular fuel that also happens to be mildly acidic.
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"Of those individuals who have a chance to win the Republican primary, at this juncture, from my perspective, Ted Cruz is by far the most consistent conservative in the crowd," Perry said.
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One of the most consistent criticisms of Mr. Robot's second season is that Elliot has been isolated in his own, repetitive storyline, fighting with Mr. Robot while everyone else gets shit done.
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Miller is proving to be the most consistent scoring threat for the team and has scored in double figures in 13 straight games while shooting a team-high 59.9 percent from the field.
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The most consistent concern appeared to be the fear of a backlash surrounding the public unpacking of the more ambiguous #MeToo moments, no doubt brought on in part by the Aziz Ansari accusations.
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"The scale of the U.K. effort never matched the scale of the challenge … In practice the U.K.'s most consistent strategic objective was to reduce the level of its deployed forces," Chilcot said.
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The 23-year-old was by far the most consistent performer throughout the competition and headed into the decisive fourth and final run with a virtually unassailable lead of more than a second.
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When it comes to getting things done, especially critical things, forget the high flyers: "You have to go with the person who you have the most confidence in, the most consistent," Belichick says.
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It's believed the iPhone 8 will do away with one of the most consistent iPhone features: the top, bottom and side bezels, which house the home button, speaker and the front-facing camera.
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"Of those individuals of who have a chance to win the Republican primary, at this juncture from my perspective, Ted Cruz is by far the most consistent conservative in that crowd," he said.
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Between 2004 and 183, as Phelps was establishing his legacy, Lochte luxuriated in the limelight that stretched to include him because he was at once Phelps's truest competitor and his most consistent foil.
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"Scary Stories," produced by Guillermo del Toro and directed by follows a string of horror movies in recent years that prove the genre is one of the most consistent at the box office.
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Time and again, Trump is articulating the most consistent theme of his political life: that the rule of law is malleable when it harms those he favors or it protects those he disdains.
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The most consistent comments revolve around how edgy the series looks, which should come as no surprise considering the high-caliber actors involved including Ed Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton and Jeffrey Wright.
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Bruce, who will turn 2155 in April, was the most consistent power hitter in the Mets' lineup last season and a well-liked teammate who quickly became one of the team's veteran leaders.
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Kevin Knox (277 points, 275 rebounds) has been the team's most consistent scorer, but Hamidou Diallo (15.5 points) has scored 18 or more points in five straight games, averaging 19.8 over that span.
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Above all, he says that the firm is trying to avoid outsize losses and that the best way to do that is to find the companies that are delivering the most consistent results.
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"Justin Amash is probably one of the most, if not the most consistent and honorable members of Congress that I met in the eight years I was there," Labrador, the former Idaho representative, said.
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ABOUT DUKE (14-4, 3-703): While Grayson Allen (20.2 points) continues to be the most consistent Blue Devils player, Saturday's loss to Notre Dame featured strong performances from both of Duke's freshman stars.
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Fellow junior guard Max Strus (17.5 points, 4.5 rebounds) has emerged as DePaul's most consistent offensive force, reaching double figures in all but one game and averaging 24.7 points over his last three outings.
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Everyone from Al Pacino to Dakota Fanning to Bruce Dern to Lena Dunham make appearances, and while the movie is easily Tarantino's most consistent movie in the past decade, the celebrity cameos are not.
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ABOUT VILLANOVA (18-3, 8-1): Hart has been the team's best and most consistent player this season, averaging a team-high 15.6 points to go with 7.3 rebounds, 693 assists and 1.3 steals.
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Conciliation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his country has been the single most consistent issue in a campaign and an administration that have prized disruption, inconsistency, and misdirection in almost every other respect.
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RHP Nathan Karns has been Seattle's most consistent starter this season, and the Mariners will carry a five-game winning streak when he's on the mound into his scheduled Friday start against the Angels.
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" The ongoing effects of climate change continue to catalyze unrest in Africa, with Payton deeming rising food prices due to drought "the one factor that's most consistent in making people take to the streets.
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This summer, Murray has established himself as the most consistent player of the moment with a second Wimbledon title, a second Olympic gold medal and a 22-match winning streak from June to August.
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When we got Bellinger out in NYC ... he told us he ain't concerned about winning the honor -- but he says the Brewers superstar certainly deserves the title of "most consistent" at the very least.
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They also got three hits, including a solo home run, from Headley, who during the second half of the season has been the most consistent, if not the most powerful, hitter in their lineup.
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They are the most consistent items in my room, because when I moved throughout my childhood it was always something to give my new room, the homey feel I wanted in a new place.
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Their most consistent line was directed at Mr. Murphy's campaign spending, which at $13 million is more than 10 times the spending of his nearest opponent and is fueled largely by his personal wealth.
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Bruce, the Mets' most consistent power hitter this season, has not drawn that kind of interest from other clubs, and the Mets are prepared for the possibility he will finish the season with them.
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The most consistent element is the presence of the African and Afri-Creole cook—as contributor, assimilator, translator, and disseminator—all of these roles are distinct but they can also be concurrent and layered.
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Windows 295 is one the smartest, most consistent and well-thought-out Windows updates in a decade and it pains me to see people rejecting an operating system that would likely improve their digital lives.
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He has not looked back since and although he has not added to his sole PGA Tour victory, the 2016 Puerto Rico Open, he has become one of the most consistent players on the circuit.
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This year's lineup contains five nominees that are all terrific, including one each from the three most consistent animation houses of the past 25 years — Japan's Studio Ghibli, the UK's Aardman, and the US's Pixar.
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The most consistent thing in the White House's message is that the Daniels story is "that kind of crap," as Trump put it Friday morning, and there are multiple "witch hunts" out to get him.
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As the horrific humanitarian crisis arising from hurricanes developed on his watch, he took the time to fly back to one of his golf courses, which has become his most consistent act during his presidency.
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"If one person says one thing, and another person says the opposite thing, someone's not telling the truth ... these inconsistencies seem to be among the most consistent things that we live with now," Smith said.
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Shep: If one person says one thing, and another person says the opposite thing, someone's not telling the truth ... these inconsistencies seem to be among the most consistent things that we live with now. pic.twitter.
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Menor Menor, Mr. Perez, and Myke Towers - La Solicitud Two of Carbon Fiber's hottest upstarts tack on one of Puerto Rico's most consistent spitters to tell the tale of a bizarre love triangle Rashomon style.
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She has been the most consistent among the liberal justices in dissenting from significant decisions crafted by conservative majorities, particularly this term (with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the more familiar liberal icon, a close second).
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The N.B.A. has enjoyed one of its most consistent periods of growth under Silver, fueled largely by a nine-year, $24.1 billion television deal that took effect at the beginning of the 2016-17 season.
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The 21-year-old was the team's most consistent starter in spring training, going 2100-2100 with a 23 ERA while posting a 100-to-226 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 27 23/3 innings.
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While his White House portfolio has variously encompassed everything from immigration to the Middle East, his most consistent assignment has been informal campaign chairman, overseeing the most vital arm of the new family business: politics.
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She was never working with more than a couple of people at a time, and her most consistent collaborator, fellow Melbourne-born multi-instrumentalist Tarquin Manek, still occasionally contributes production help on her solo work.
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"As we embark on the trade mission to India we will send the message that the UK will be the most passionate, most consistent, and most convincing advocate for free trade," May was quoted as saying.
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Netflix may dominate the world of digital entertainment and Amazon is positioned to own cloud computing and retail, but Apple has the most consistent profit engine, thanks to the millions of devices it sells every quarter.
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It allowed him to undertake Turkey's most ambitious role yet in the long Syrian civil war and to bolster the flagging fortunes of rebel groups, of which Turkey has been one of the most consistent supporters.
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"Honestly, he's the most consistent athlete I've been around in a long time, as far as just being on time and punctual and what he demands out of himself," Mike Atkinson, Kanter's personal performance coach, says.
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He's been the most consistent player in Washington's offense, and Green Bay is below-average in yards allowed per carry and just gave up 259 combined yards to Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen in Week 2.
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The steadiness of the American political system is what has kept the dollar the world's reserve currency throughout the post World War II era and kept the U.S. the most consistent safe haven for global investment.
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In Colorado, the most consistent bets across the entire winter are Wolf Creek, Winter Park and Loveland, which all combine high elevations, lots of north aspects and some of the larger snow averages in the state.
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The most consistent voice on the bill was that of Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, but her voice was raised in perpetual opposition to both the process involved in drafting the bill and its substance.
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The big precursor to "Jason Moran" was "Bleed," the weeklong residency that Mr. Moran and the operatic vocalist Alicia Hall Moran — his wife, and his first and most consistent collaborator — presented at the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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Wiener would go on to become the most consistent state legislator in working to accelerate the production of new housing, the author of a bill that would require cities to locate dense housing near transit hubs.
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"One of the most consistent findings over the past few decades has been a link between cities and psychosis," Joanne Newbury, lead author of the study and a postdoctoral researcher at King's College London, said Tuesday.
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At the time, he was having what he thought was the most consistent season of his career and he had just been acquired by the Mets, who hoped he could help their injured and struggling lineup.
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The most consistent advantage that any Democrat has established among a major demographic group is former Vice President Joe Biden's large lead among African Americans, who cast about one-fourth of the 21 Democratic primary votes.
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Throughout Vice Principals' run, the most consistent ideal that either of the two characters held was that they should be in charge — not that they had any plan for what they might do once they were.
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Iona has been the most consistent winner in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in recent seasons but coach Tim Cluess' team lost four key seniors to graduation, including A.J. English, the school's third all-time leading scorer.
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These changes were likely made to adjust for the most consistent early criticism of Uber Freight, which is that it is too similar to other freight boards, or "load boards" — online marketplaces that match drivers with shippers.
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As the most consistent conservative voice on the court, Scala argued forcefully that the Constitution offered no specific right to abortion and he voted to strike down laws that made distinctions by gender, race or sexual orientation.
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But though subtle pleasures abound—Miller's magnetic slider is not to be missed, nor is Lindor's ability to somehow let go of a throw without catching the ball first—Ramirez may put on the most consistent show.
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As the world's biggest stock investor, Fink's most consistent advice to corporate managers is to look beyond short-term stock swings, and that means investing more in the business and spending less on stock buybacks and dividends.
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For years, we've watched brothers Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) follow in their family footsteps as hunters, and one of the most consistent criticisms has been the lack of female representation on the show.
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We analyzed the performance of various industry ETFs during the last 10 Septembers and found that these were among the best and most consistent performers during what has been historically a tough month for the overall market.
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He might not be the most consistent receiver in the league when it comes to fantasy, but he always has the potential to break out for a monster day and win you the week on his own.
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And in this corner: The Rangers (46-27-9, +18) have been one of the league's most consistent teams over the last five seasons, and have gone to at least the second round every year since 503.
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While onstage with Destroyer, an indie-rock band of which he is the most consistent member, Bejar tends to be aloof, as if reluctant to inject mindless banter into the tension generated by his cerebral, haunting songs.
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One of the most consistent comments Vox receives in response to our culture and entertainment writing is that we too often spoil the plot of a film or TV show for readers who haven't seen it yet.
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Brady has had perhaps the most consistent run of dominance in N.F.L. history — the anti-Bortles if you will — and Pittsburgh proved in the divisional round that a top-notch passing game can generate points against Jacksonville.
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As proponents of "Christian nationalism" continue to be the most consistent base of support for President Trump, my evangelical faith compels me to challenge the way reactionary conservatives have hijacked our faith to serve their narrow interests.
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Not only is the young Floridian playing some of the most consistent golf of her career, she's also earning admiration from fans and fellow competitors alike for the poise she has displayed in crucial and painful situations.
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Team: Buffalo BillsWeek 13 opponent: at Dallas CowboysWhy you should sit him: Brown has been one of the most consistent options in fantasy this year, but he's now on a short week, on the road, against Dallas.
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Since the European Union implemented stringent privacy guidelines to protect consumer data last year, one of the most consistent worries from the technology community has been how tough this might make life for the start-up community.
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John Della Volpe, the director of polling at the Institute of Politics at Harvard, who has studied millennial voters the past 15 years, said his most consistent finding was that there are "surprisingly few differences" between the sexes.
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One of the most consistent themes in the rhetoric of Donald Trump is that Americans can't trust people who come from unstable parts of the world — even, and perhaps especially, when those people claim to be fleeing persecution.
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Jaron Blossomgame (29.1 points, 21 rebounds) and Avry Holmes (23 points) are the most consistent offensive contributors, and the former is coming off his 227th career ACC performance of at least 22 points - third-most in program history.
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One of Donald Trump's most consistent promises is to impose massive tariffs on goods from other countries, including a tariff of up to 45 percent on goods from China and up to 35 percent on goods from Mexico.
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After two years, the dieters who had the most consistent weight loss during the first three months of the program shed more excess pounds than the people who initially had more fluctuation, researchers report in the journal Obesity.
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They have become the norm this season as Kennard has emerged as the most consistent player on a talented Blue Devils team that struggled at times after ranking first in the Associated Press and USA Today preseason polls.
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But thanks to the women themselves and their performances, from old school legends like Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah to Stratus and Lita's generation, wrestling became mainstream North American culture's most consistent source of publicly tough women.
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He was confirmed negative for COVID-19 after testing positive for the flu via a standard flu test rather than the more expensive CT scan which has been proven to be the most consistent test in diagnosing coronavirus.
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The baseless claims that George Soros is financing the migrants as they trek north, which carry a strong whiff of anti-Semitism, have been one of the most consistent themes of commentary on the caravan from the right.
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"While the economy is the most consistent driver of enrollment that we observed, we have found evidence that other more state-specific factors may be driving individual state experiences," an agency spokesman, Johnathan Monroe, said in an email.
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Wilde says switching to organic skincare was a game-changer for not only her skin because she suffered from adult acne into her 30s but it the most consistent "healthy choice" she has made for her overall health.
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The most consistent theme of the day from Michael Bloomberg's first in-person appearance as a presidential candidate was not the size of the crowd but the size of how much he's spent on building political good will.
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Overall, they found the "strongest and most-consistent effects" from heroin-assisted treatment were in older drug users unable to recover from addiction, finding it works better than methadone in spurring their recovery and cutting their total heroin use.
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For example, one of the most consistent things you'll see dating all the way back to Roman antiquity and even before is this idea of eating the eggs of birds the next morning, whether they be pickled or oiled.
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Innerhofer was fastest in the second day of training, while Jansrud was the most consistent over all three practice runs, placing second each time as he looked to find the right line to become Norway's first Olympic downhill champion.
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And one of the most consistent arguments against that piece was that, sure, Netflix might not be where you go to find a classic movie to watch, but it wasn't as if the internet were hindering classic movie fandom.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "University Critics Draw Line at Naming a Law School for Scalia" (front page, April 29): We are grateful to all our donors, including the Charles Koch Foundation, one of our most consistent and generous.
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Primary backup: Matt Schaub2019 outlook: Alongside Rivers, Matt Ryan has also been one of the most consistent passers in the NFL over the past decade, having thrown for 4,000 yards or more for eight straight seasons heading into 2019.
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Indeed, one of the most consistent findings for decades in political science is that voters look to leaders and party elites to help them make sense of events, and even to define what values they should prioritize as partisans.
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Right-wing extremists have been one of the largest and most consistent sources of domestic terror incidents in the United States for many years; they have murdered hundreds of people in this country over the last ten years alone.
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Over the past 22004 years, the animation studio Pixar has become one of the country's most consistent purveyors of film, growing steadily since it released Toy Story, the first computer-animated feature-length film in history, on November 1002, 22.
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But the most consistent interpretation of the emerging online Yang movement seems to be that there's no solution to anything, so we may as well grab some cash — or "Yangbux," as the #YangGang sometimes calls it — while we still can.
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Although Superchunk wasn't the best-selling or most influential band of their generation, they were arguably the most consistent and managed to be so by evolving with each album—which was not always a popular move with indie rock fans.
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It's also not clear what Rick thought was going to happen, given that Jadis has never been the most consistent ally and Rick's only leverage amounts to threatening Jadis and her people with extermination if they don't pick the winning side.
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The boost to reputation — of a show, an individual actor, a writer or director, or even a network or studio — appears to be the most consistent case people are willing to make when it comes to the Emmys' potential impact.
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A stronger yen has been the most consistent trade of the past year among major currencies, backed since January by the growing conviction that the Bank of Japan is running out of ammunition to weaken the currency and get inflation rising.
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It would also embolden Mr Putin, who could assume that, through the UN, he could exercise a veto over British foreign policy—and thereby neutralise one of the world's strongest military powers and one of the West's most consistent champions.
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By comparing the models to the number and timing of actual microcephaly cases in the Polynesia outbreak, they found the scenario in which the first trimester of pregnancy was linked with an increased risk was most consistent with the data.
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Enter CNN's Jake Tapper, one of the mainstream media's most consistent truth-tellers, and Trump staffer Stephen Miller, one of the administration's most steadfast figures and a man who will fight you over that poem on the Statue of Liberty.
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This has been the most consistent problem with just about every other pair of wireless earbuds I've tried, but with Erato's earbuds (known as the Apollo 7s), I don't have to play pocket roulette with my phone when I use them.
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One of Donald Trump's most consistent focuses, a vision he's had as a candidate and maintained throughout the first half of his presidential term, is that the United States isn't doing enough to protect itself from the evils of immigrants.
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By "most consistent," please keep in mind that I mean that the audio quality on the other two can be weird sometimes; by "best," I mean that it's the one that contains a chopped-and-screwed love song about Actavis.
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One of the most consistent themes in the arguments some of you have made for over a year has been a notion of a disconnect between Westminster and your constituencies, of elites versus the working classes in the areas you represent.
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Romney, who has been one of the most consistent and high-profile critics of Trump as a candidate and as president, has been doing the sorts of things back in Utah that someone who wants back into public life would do.
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Baltimore is one of the NFL's most consistent teams, their inability to rush a football in 2013 and last season's trip to injury hell aside, and Ozzie Newsome is always lauded for his ability to find value in a draft.
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Third baseman Todd Frazier, another key off-season addition at the cost of $17 million, was among the Mets' most consistent offensive and defensive players before he landed on the disabled list on May 8 with a left hamstring strain.
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Mr. Wolfe's most consistent topic was satirizing what he saw as the hypocrisy of liberals, especially status-obsessed elites, whether the self-indulgent innocents of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters or the Leonard Bernstein set naïvely hosting the violent Black Panthers.
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His most consistent pitcher, a towering 22-year-old named Dane Dunning, was promoted after just four brilliant starts; Jirschele lost another seven players in a mass promotion after the All-Star break, when his team was in first place.
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One of the most consistent and dependable components of Iran's post-Revolution foreign policy has been to expose U.S. hypocrisy by pointing out that it is undertaking the very same actions for which the United States receives a free pass.
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Finally, in 2003, George W. Bush signed the National Museum of African American History and Culture Act, which had been sponsored in the Senate by Sam Brownback and in the House by John Lewis, the project's most consistent contemporary champion.
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NASCAR driverAge: 44How he dominated the decade: Johnson has been one of the most consistent drivers in NASCAR over the last two decades, even if he has slowed down in recent years, with Kyle Busch closing out the decade strong.
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ET, ESPN, WatchESPN ABOUT FLORIDA (773-1): The Gators have had six different leading scorers in their first eight games, but sophomore guard KeVaughn Allen (12.4 points) has been their most consistent scorer, with guard Canyon Barry (12.1) contributing off the bench.
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Sophomore forward Ed Morrow (773 points, 7.7 boards) has been easily the Cornhuskers' most consistent post player and turned in the second second double-double of his career (both in the last four games) with 10 points and 12 rebounds versus the Tigers.
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OSP Beats Feijao in Slow Fight Strikeforce imports Ovince St. Preux and Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante might not be the most consistent light heavyweights on the UFC roster, but as two of the division's most venomous finishers, they are certainly among the most exciting.
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Averaging one album every other year for the past two decades has made GusGus one of the most consistent units in electronic music—despite the fact that the group has had anywhere from two to ten members over it's 20-year run.
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Quite the opposite, he's remained one of the most consistent musicians working today, delivering muscular melodies and loose precocity to the acclaim of every project he touches—from Pavement to the Silver Jews to the Jicks—with nary a break between outputs.
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Mattis has been the Trump administration's most consistent and harshest critic of Russia, accusing Moscow last month of seeking to shatter NATO and "undermine America's moral authority" Talks between a US defense secretary and his Russian counterpart have not taken place since 2015.
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Study after study shows that good social relationships are the strongest, most consistent predictor there is of a happy life, even going so far as to call them a "necessary condition for happiness," meaning that humans can't actually be happy without them.
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Khanna has been one of the loudest and most consistent voices for ending U.S. support of the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen, working with House Republicans like Matt Gaetz and Thomas Massie, as well as senators Mike Lee and Rand Paul.
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In many parts of the country, kingpins such as Joaquin "el Chapo" Guzman (who was sentenced to life in an American prison in July 2019) are revered by locals as the most consistent providersof work, charity, and business for marijuana and poppy harvests.
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Make your own bracket with the official Bracket Challenge Game Big Sky: Montana has been the most consistent team in the Big Sky, winning the league by two games and then getting to the final with an overtime win over Northern Colorado.
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While the changes in the birds' body shape are subtle and not detectable by the human eye, the biologists said that the study is the largest of its kind and shows the most consistent large-scale responses for a diverse group of birds.
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Best for: Fans of darker sci-fi, complicated politics, and serialized storytelling; anyone hesitant about getting into Star Trek Recommended viewing order: Deep Space Nine is the most consistent Star Trek series, and it benefits greatly from being watched in its entirety.
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So proved Hans Haacke, one of the most consistent and uncompromising figures of American art, who has spent half a century mining the terrain around and behind works of art, and revealing the hidden operations of powerful associations, art museums very much among them.
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Filling the void left by Scalia After the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February and the possibility of more liberal justices joining the Supreme Court, Thomas's importance now and historical role could only grow as the most consistent and active conservative on the bench.
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One of the Federal Reserve's most consistent supporters of low interest rates on Wednesday said he is with the majority of his colleagues in supporting further rate hikes this year, given progress on the U.S. central bank's goals of full employment and stable inflation.
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Skippered by race veteran Charles Caudrelier, Dongfeng had not previously won a leg, as they battled mountainous seas in the Southern Ocean and drifted through the Doldrums in the 45,000 nautical mile race, but had been the most consistent crew among the seven competitors.
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Williams, 23, reached the quarterfinals at the Open for the 12th time with a 6-3, 21-22014, 25-27 victory over Carla Suárez Navarro on Sunday at Arthur Ashe Stadium, continuing her most consistent year at major events in more than a decade.
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Trump's embrace of certain gun control measures has been met with raised eyebrows both from liberals skeptical of the president's sincerity and from conservatives confused by his divergence from the NRA, which endorsed him during the 2016 and has been among his most consistent backers.
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"International growth is clearly the primary focus of NFLX investors; one of the most consistent concerns we hear, regarding ongoing growth potential, is the challenge the service will face gaining adoption in lower-income markets," analyst Michael Olson wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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And as the team's most consistent power hitter this season — entering Wednesday he had 25 homers and 67 runs batted in — it seemed only logical that some clubs in contention for a postseason spot would at least talk to the Mets about acquiring him.
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Recent survey research from our partner, Mercy Corps, shows that the most consistent drivers of violent extremism include perceptions of marginalization, discrimination and injustice, exposure to violence, and the absence of formal channels to redress grievances and hold the perpetrators of injustice and abuse accountable.
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With No. 1-ranked Andy Murray and No. 2 Novak Djokovic — the two most consistent performers in the last six years at Melbourne Park — upset in the first week, Raonic, a finalist at Wimbledon last year, is the highest-ranked player in the draw.
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We ran around shooting with an iPhone 8, a Pixel XL, and S8, and iPhone 9493 on auto, and the iPhone 8 produced the most consistent and richest images of the group, although the Pixel was the clear winner several times, especially in extreme low light.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - One of the Federal Reserve's most consistent supporters of low interest rates on Wednesday said he is with the majority of his colleagues in supporting further rate hikes this year, given progress on the U.S. central bank's goals of full employment and stable inflation.
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A recent BuzzFeed News investigation revealed that many of the company's most consistent clients are entities that cannot afford to pay its high fees—which can exceed $22010 million per month—including a slew of federal agencies that, since 240, have paid the company about $22013 million.
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The president decides who he'll support by considering three things: who has been the most consistent supporter of his agenda, who can win the race, and who will be the best legislative partner to him when in Congress, according to the person familiar with his thinking.
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Fighting terror and protecting the physical safety of State Department employees were among the most consistent themes that Mr. Tillerson struck throughout his time as secretary, and the service in Nairobi allowed him to speak about both in the kind of somber tones that he favored.
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The infield could have a new look as well, as D.J. LeMahieu, arguably the Yankees' most consistent contact hitter and primarily a second baseman throughout his career, will be slotted at third base in place of Gio Urshela, who has slumped in June after a hot start.
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Administrative leave can last up to seven days — though it can be extended for further investigation — but the Yankees have carried on as though they will not have German, one of their most consistent starting pitchers, for the rest of the regular season or for the playoffs.
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We ran around shooting with an iPhone 8, a Pixel XL, and S8, and iPhone 7 on auto, and the iPhone 8 produced the most consistent and richest images of the group, although the Pixel was the clear winner several times, especially in extreme low light.
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The Trump campaign's most consistent and vicious line of attack against Clinton in 2016 was for her use a private email server to conduct official business while she was Secretary of State; "Lock her up" became a favorite and infamous chant of Trump supporters at rallies.
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Where your sun sign indicates your most consistent and essential personality traits and your rising sign reflects how you present yourself to strangers, your moon sign reveals your inner self, how you express emotions, and the personality quirks you may hide from people you aren't already close to.
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Voters older than 45 cast fully three-fifths of the Democratic votes last time and Biden starts the race with very little company on that side of the field; his huge advantage among voters over 45 may be the single most consistent note in early 2020 Democratic polling.
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In the background of the story lines dominating the Mets' offense — Cespedes's 14 home runs, which is tied for the major league lead; Conforto's budding bat; as well as the injured backs of David Wright and Lucas Duda — Cabrera has been one of the team's most consistent players.
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Molinari is the freshly-minted British Open champion and widely regarded as the most consistent ball-striker on the European Tour — an attribute that has paid huge dividends on the tight course where finding the rough, as the Americans all-too-often did, was a recipe for disaster.
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For a horror film fixated on dualities and killer doubles, the most consistent thing about Jordan Peele's Us is the ease with which it navigates between our own man-made horrors—the effects of classism and marginalization—and a fiction that can entertain without those issues in mind.
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Not only do black women vote overwhelmingly for Democratic presidential candidates, they are also one of the most consistent voting groups in the nation, voting at higher rates than any other group in 2012 and casting their ballots in numbers 6 points above the national average in 2018. Why?
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Housed in an intimate, minimalist building tucked under the jungle canopy, and just a short distance from Playa Guiones, a four-mile span of white-sand beach featuring some of the most consistent surf in the world, Surf Simply in Nosara, Costa Rica, has become a premier surf destination.
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When: April 8–August 12 Where: Queens Museum (New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Corona, Queens) Mel Chin's work defies tidy summarizing and shorthand encapsulation, but suffice to say that its most consistent and defining feature is that it is always incredibly smart and enduringly poignant.
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What the coalition behind 732 discovered — what one earnest group of would-be bipartisan compromisers after another has discovered, in what is perhaps the most consistent theme of US politics for as long as I've been following it — is that Republicans are not, in fact, motivated by conservative economic principles.
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The workmanlike Olympus isn't a great movie, but it's competent enough in its own way, largely thanks to the sure and steady hand of director Antoine Fuqua, the director of Training Day, Shooter, and The Equalizer and one of the most consistent makers of watchable R-rated action fare today.
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"One of the oldest and most consistent findings in studies on the correlates and antecedents of porn use is that people who are more religious tend to watch pornography less often," Samuel Perry, the study's author and an assistant professor of sociology and religious studies at the university, told Broadly.
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Among President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's most consistent policy positions is his desire to destroy the ACA at any cost.
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They were unpersuaded (to say the least) by his most consistent response: that by applying to so many immigrants, and by making them eligible for Social Security benefits and allowing them to apply for work authorization, this stepped on Congress's toes where previous presidential grants of "deferred action" did not.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT ILLINOIS (843-18): Hill (18.5 points) and Kendrick Nunn (15.6) have been the most consistent forces on offense this season, but both took a bit of a back seat to 6-10 freshman forward Michael Finke, who drained a career-high five 3-pointers and scored 17 points on Wednesday.
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Later in the piece, Comey described the Clinton investigation as "an extraordinary situation — something I thought of as a 500-year flood — offering no good choices and presenting some of the hardest decisions I ever had to make ... But even in hindsight I think we chose the course most consistent with institutional values."
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Release date: June 10 Director: Noah Baumbach, Jake Paltrow What it is: This documentary biography about filmmaker Brian De Palma examines the work of a director who's most consistent in his inconsistency, vacillating wildly between terrific movies (Carrie, Blow Out) and movies that fall far short of the mark (Bonfire of the Vanities).
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"In terms of Asian-centric clubs in the U.S., Circle is the most consistent, the longest-running and arguably the most successful," said Jaeki Cho, 28, a Queens native who was a producer of "Bad Rap," a documentary on Asian-American rappers; he is also the creative director of the sneaker boutique Alumni.
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The founder of Surf Simply, Ru Hill, moved here from England and started teaching out of his car in 633; three years later, he opened the original coaching resort a short distance from Playa Guiones, a four-mile span of white-sand beach featuring some of the most consistent surf in the world.
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The most consistent and perplexing response came from veterans of World War II, who dominated public life at the time and saw nothing contradictory in the argument that the freedoms they had fought to preserve did not include the liberty to do anything when the anthem was played except stand at attention.
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"Nothing Was The Same" is a true standout in Drake's catalogue because, as Billboard's Andrew Unterberger writes, "the LP in its entirety is stronger than just its highlights in isolation: It's the Drake album with the most consistent vibe throughout, the one where the songs most feel like they're all stemming from the same moment."
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Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo have all seen their tax rates decline to 22 percent or less as a result of the cuts, compared with rates of around 30 percent three years ago, one of the most consistent sources of strength apparent in quarterly earnings reports issued this week.
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Recent days have left even Trump administration loyalists and insiders – both current and past -- scratching their heads about the degree to which President Donald Trump has been doubling down on what they consider one of his most consistent and counter-productive traits, one that is apparent from Syria's war zone to the Brussels Eurocracy.
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African Americans are still the most consistent, loyal Democratic voters and they also happen to be the biggest supporters of frontrunner Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE's candidacy.
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But despite steady pushback from mainstream economists, many of whom claim that the U.S. economy's recent gains have come in spite of tariffs, Trump's populist rhetoric on trade represent perhaps his most consistent political stance and may be one of his strongest assets in what is expected to be a long and bitter reelection fight in 2020.
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Burr's official statement seems to make clear that Fossil was working on some type of health and wellness-focused technology, and Fossil has been Google's most consistent and long-term hardware partner on WearOS, since back when it was named Android Wear and Google was looking for watchmakers to help it rival Apple in the wearable space.
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ET, ACC Network ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (21-5, 9-3 ACC): The Tar Heels lose one of their most consistent performers if Hicks can't go, which means fellow senior big man Kennedy Meeks (12.4 points, team-high 9.2 rebounds) will be expected to provide more offense going forward after averaging 8.8 over the past four contests.
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The number of alerts you get varies depending on how you configure each app, but having carried these apps around for a couple of days, both AP Mobile and News360 are the most consistent for throwing up news stories that are just breaking, with the AP app best for local news stories (if you've set local news stories up).
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I never thought that I would say this, but I was a little upset with Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) after Tuesday night's episode of This Is Us. Beth has been the best and most consistent character on the show since the first season, and I've never had a bad thing to say about her, until now.
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One of the most consistent pieces of feedback that the company has received over the past year has been from people who like the BlackBerry name and reputation for security, but were long ago put off by the scarcity of popular apps on BlackBerry's platform or a spec disadvantage relative to the latest and greatest Android phones.
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Psychopathy's most consistent feature is a high level of antisocial behavior, but those classified as primary psychopaths are thought to be more unfeeling and less fearful, while secondary psychopaths are more prone to anger and impulsive behavior (estimates vary, but around one to two percent of the general population might have clinically noticeable symptoms of psychopathy).
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Perhaps most intriguing, increased spending correlated with a widening of the achievement gap: The most consistent relationship between schooling characteristics and achievement gaps is the positive association between per pupil instructional expenditures and achievement gaps; in areas with greater spending, even after controlling for between state differences, achievement gaps tend to be larger than in those with lower spending.
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The party's most consistent fault line over all those years ran between generally more liberal members from urban and suburban districts and more moderate to conservative "blue dogs" -- such as then-longtime members John Spratt of South Carolina, John Murtha of Pennsylvania and Ike Skelton of Missouri -- representing small-town, exurban and rural district with large concentrations of working-class white voters.
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In the past 48 hours, as the press focused on Comeygate and the renewed discussion of Hillary Clinton's emails, Donald Trump reiterated one of the most consistent and abhorrent policy proposals in his policy-phobic campaign: to bring back waterboarding, the Bush-era torture technique that is both morally indefensible and scientifically proven to be ineffective and counterproductive in the fight against terrorism.
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After all, Malkmus is one of the most influential figures in indie rock, fronting Pavement in the '22000s (one of Murphy's earlier bands Pony were clearly influenced by the band's 215 masterwork Slanted & Enchanted) and having one of the most consistent runs with his band the Jicks culminating in perhaps his best non-Pavement LP yet in 2018's Sparkle Hard.
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Among the most consistent sites of cultural difference and quotidian conflict in cities is the soundscape: neighbors scowling over differing ideas of the volume or type of music that's acceptable to play; people in parks who want quiet, modest picnics versus big groups or families out for a barbecue or party; or shared annoyance about dogs who bark far too much.
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One of the election's most consistent narratives has been that Donald Trump is only out for himself—that he's using the national political spotlight to make money and build his brand, which helps explain, for instance, why he frequently turns campaign events into infomercials for his new hotel in Washington, D.C. Trump is reportedly frustrated that he can't monetize his captive audience.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) Warren is the most consistent debater left in the race.
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Eastern, Fox Spread: Cowboys -4 points For much of the season the Cowboys were the best and most consistent team in the N.F.L., but since the Packers and Aaron Rodgers closed the season with six consecutive wins, and then kept it going with a convincing wild-card win over the Giants, it is hard to argue there is a team playing better.
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And since the late Hunter S. Thompson was one of NORML's earliest and most consistent supporters, we figured what better way to embrace the sweet smell of herbal liberation in the Rocky Mountain State than by throwing a small victory party at Owl Farm—the author and advocate's home and "fortified compound" in Woody Creek—featuring an appropriately over-the-top pairing of fully legal cannabis and high-end cuisine?
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Facial unlock has been one of the most consistent rumors in the lead-up to the new phones, and this weekend, it appears to have finally gotten a name: Face ID. The same leak also points to an animation for setting up the feature that involves the user moving their face around for the camera —not dissimilar to what we've all been doing for years now in the fingerprint scanning setup process.
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He is known for scoring most of Spike Lee's movies (his music for "BlacKkKlansman" was nominated for an Oscar this year), but his most consistent concern over the past few years has been the E-Collective, a quintet of Blanchard and spry young improvisers who play his explosive original music — often guided by social concerns — and currently include the guitarist Charles Altura, the pianist Fabian Almazan, the bassist David Ginyard Jr. and the drummer Oscar Seaton.
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