Lexus was named the most reliable brand, followed by Porsche and Toyota, while the Porsche 911 was named the most reliable vehicle.
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The Chiefs' most reliable asset is their secondary, and the most reliable thing about the Saints is that their defense will be terrible nearly every week.
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Lexus, Toyota and Mazda were ranked as the most reliable.
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Sometimes they offer us the most reliable evidence of history.
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As noted, Cersei has been the most reliable character throughout.
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Plus, Carrie wasn't exactly the most reliable person with money.
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They're one of the most reliable brands in the biz.
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A letter seemed like the most reliable way to communicate.
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It's been the most reliable watch that I've ever had.
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Within medicine, psychiatric diagnoses are some of the most reliable.
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Tourist buses weren't always the most reliable form of transportation.
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Fox News has been the president's most reliable media champion.
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One of the most reliable free speed tests around is Speedtest.
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But the Kremlin's most reliable propaganda tool is losing its power.
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The pound is the most reliable indicator of the Brexit mood.
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The QEESI questionnaire is currently the most reliable tool for screening.
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The yield curve is one of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers.
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The most reliable way, though, is to check the CardMatch Tool.
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That perhaps the most reliable technology is old, is our oldest.
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Lynceus is building the world's most reliable manufacturing quality prediction software.
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They want the broadest exposure possible on the most reliable platforms.
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Investigators decided that the most reliable witnesses were Garcia and Vargas.
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We've got the most reliable, highest performance airline in the industry.
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Why is Mr. Maduro losing some of his most reliable supporters?
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The 737 family is considered one of the industry's most reliable aircraft.
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Fingerprints, he said, are still the most reliable form of identifying someone.
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So, we turned to the most reliable source we could find: Wikihow.
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Had the sport's most reliable champion just endured its biggest ever collapse?
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They remain the most reliable way to get rich — slowly but surely.
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So can Republicans truly alienate one of their most reliable voting demographics?
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The safest, most reliable vehicles will be the vehicles that consumers choose.
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Now, this isn't necessarily the most reliable survey in the world. Porch.
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Sometimes, the most reliable, ride-or-die bonds are with our friends.
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He has since become one of the most reliable salespeople for Mrs.
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"The Fed's most reliable ammunition, meaning lower rates, are dwindling," Hamrick said.
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Ms. Houston, like Mr. Davis, was never the world's most reliable narrator.
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Some of my most reliable reporting tools are a pen and paper.
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This column focuses on deaths because that is the most reliable data.
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Bulgaria was Moscow's most reliable ally in eastern Europe during Soviet times.
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You are missing the most reliable glory of New York City life.
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"This is still the most reliable company in the world," he said.
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Considering their complexity, cars are among the most reliable machines ever made.
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Bulgaria was Moscow's most reliable ally in the region during Soviet times.
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Some Neapolitans defend the Camorra as the most reliable available source of jobs.
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But which apps are the most reliable in managing all these moving parts?
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Even so, education is billed as the most reliable vehicle out of poverty.
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FMT is the most reliable way to introduce new bacteria to the gut.
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Matthews was the offense's most reliable receiver around the middle of the season.
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He'll for sure be the most reliable long distance relationship you've ever had.
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The F-22 Raptor is one of the Air Force's most reliable planes.
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Instead, Castro has proved to be one of the Yankees' most reliable bats.
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That could also sideline one of the world's most reliable engines of growth.
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Latinos powered his signature win in Nevada and became perhaps most reliable constituency.
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And on the right the most reliable voters are overwhelmingly anti-gay marriage.
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The most reliable way to identify the fakes is to test their purity.
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PCMag, for example, recently published results on the fastest and most reliable networks.
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But Washington has for decades been one of the Philippines' most reliable partners.
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He became America's most reliable comic star without ever leaving his comfort zone.
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Consumer Reports has Cruze on its "239 Most Reliable Cars" list for 233.
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Intimate knowledge, of the self and others, is among Cromwell's most reliable weapons.
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Cambodia's prime minister, Hun Sen, has become one of China's most reliable friends.
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"Saturday Night Live" wasted no time bringing back its most reliable punch line.
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The Berlin-based rail division, Bombardier Transportation, is the company's most reliable cash generator.
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The revival owes much to foreign direct investment, for decades Ireland's most reliable motor.
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Black women have been the Democratic Party's most reliable voting bloc since the 1990s.
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And DC often brings him back as one of its most reliable bad guys.
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Some have set up online forums which share information on the most reliable employers.
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This makes it economical to pay above-market wages for the most reliable workers.
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What's the best and most reliable way to get rid of all of it?
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Security-wise, India is, in the words of the Pentagon, Afghanistan's most reliable partner.
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Breweries are "one of the most reliable signs of civic energy," James Fallows writes.
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State legislatures have been the most reliable source of anti-abortion legislation for decades.
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And it was one of the most reliable trades around — until it suddenly wasn't.
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Instead, he became one of the most reliable members of the court's liberal wing.
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Without Brown as a safety blanket, Pittsburgh loses its most reliable source of yardage.
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It's also one of the best and most reliable meteor showers of the year.
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He, like so many others, is underestimating one of the NBA's most reliable players.
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McMorris Rodgers is also one of the most reliable votes for President Trump's agenda.
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The Thai Embassy in Hong Kong is the most reliable for a quick turnaround.
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Older voters, meanwhile, remain the most reliable Republican voters — especially in the Trump era.
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Davenport said the most reliable reports involve multiple witnesses who corroborate each other's sightings.
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But the Pentagon considers the militia its most reliable fighting partner in the region.
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Now, he is no less than the second-most reliable pitcher on their staff.
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The decades-old 737 family is considered one of the industry's most reliable aircraft.
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Jameson quickly achieved her ambition, becoming the industry's biggest star and most reliable brand.
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Paramount, however, was hobbled down the road; Marvel became Disney's most reliable hit machine.
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Napheesa Collier, the country's second-most reliable shooter, missed 7 of her 11 attempts.
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Ever since, its catalogue has proven to be one of its most reliable cash cows.
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Sleep deprivation, for example, is one of the most reliable ways to become an asshole.
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But fusion is still the most reliable way to unlock new and more powerful allies.
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Over the summer, warning signs flashed in bond markets, the most reliable indicator of recession.
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Their conclusion supports the findings of the most reliable research that exists on minimum wage.
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For poorer countries, exports have long been the most reliable way to kick-start development.
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The most reliable stuff is, well, stuff people said on the record to Wolff directly.
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It's one of those simple truths: Chelsea boots will always be the most reliable choice.
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Blood and urine measurements are considered most reliable for detecting elevated levels in the body.
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"We believe that daily investment is the most reliable way to understand engagement," Vollero said.
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Follow your tongue, for it is the quickest and most reliable pathway to your heart.
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Poor rains and scanty snowfall mean less winter wheat, Afghanistan's most reliable, resilient cereal crop.
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American political history finds self-described progressives among the most reliable guardians of corporate welfare.
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"But they're infamously badly completed," and aren't always the most reliable documents as a result.
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Many Serbs consider Russia, a fellow Orthodox Slavic country, to be Serbia's most reliable ally.
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But when work is scarce, selling his blood is the most reliable source of income.
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Republicans have historically been the company's most reliable supporters, but some Democrats joined them. Rep.
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Even the newest or most reliable cars can suffer a dead battery, leaving you stranded.
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Man's best friend turns out — no spoiler alert needed — to be a most reliable narrator.
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"This rocket is really designed to be the most reliable rocket ever built," Musk said.
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"One of the most reliable predictors of market volatility is the yield curve," she explained.
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The Levada Center retained its reputation as the most reliable source on Russian public opinion.
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But Djokovic-Wawrinka has been the most reliable source of long-form entertainment of late.
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Tiffin is the nephew of Ralph and Joseph Fiennes, two of Hollywood's most reliable actors.
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Until 2008, Missouri had been one of the nation's most reliable bellwethers in presidential politics.
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Beer, wine, vodka — it was the most reliable comfort I knew for a long time.
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One of their most reliable voting blocs — college-educated white women — now overwhelmingly favor Democrats.
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Perhaps the most reliable indicator that a trend is in trouble is social-media mockery.
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Nor could my mother join the Communist Party, the most reliable route toward financial security.
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The US has been our top donor, and the most reliable donor for decades effectively.
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One of Mr. Trump's most reliable connections to Republican politics in the state — former Gov.
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These are the most reliable car brands based on those metrics, according to JD Power.
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As a 6-foot-1 sophomore, she is one of college basketball's most reliable shooters.
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And the most reliable solution was the most low-tech one: add a lens cover.
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For the past decade, the most reliable business in Gun Valley has been concealed carry.
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"The most reliable places to buy caviar are not areas but reputable farms," Mitchell says.
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One of his oldest and most reliable clients, PussySplitter112, was back with a new request.
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Senior voters are considered one of the most reliable and important voting blocs for Democrats.
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The truth is, men are not the most reliable arbiters of whether sex was consensual.
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It's the quickest, sleekest, and most reliable of all the YouTube converters in my opinion.
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Most reliable robot vacuums cost around $500, so to find one for $200 is a steal.
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The actual campus has one of the fastest and most reliable network infrastructures in the state.
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The Priority Embark is thoughtfully crafted using some of the most reliable components on the market.
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Over the past few decades, comic books have become Hollywood's most reliable well for source material.
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"We are committed to making the world's most reliable cars," said Tesla in a statement Tuesday.
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Rambo, an English Bulldog from Huntsville, Alabama, is his local ice cream truck's most reliable customer.
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The research that is out there on the ingredient, however, may not be the most reliable.
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That's why we set aside one day every year to honor this most reliable of foods.
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O'Donnell, who was an executive at Trump Plaza Casino, is not exactly the most reliable source.
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One of the most reliable recession indicators in the market — the yield curve — inverted on Friday.
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Ivory Coast has the region's most reliable power production sector and exports electricity to its neighbours.
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Because these methods are "set and forget," they are the most reliable forms of birth control.
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The U.S. government is the best, most reliable source for factual data about the nation's economy.
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And rightfully, they're lauded for being the the Democratic Party's most reliable voters since the 1990s.
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Since the death of Google Reader, the most reliable place to filter breaking news is Twitter.
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Long, bombshell hair is one of the most reliable visible calling cards of Victoria's Secret models.
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These are the most reliable vehicles from model year 2016, as well as their current MSRPs.
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The Outback is generally known to be among the most reliable four-wheelers in the segment.
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People see it as the most reliable path to a good life, and they are right.
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I was hoping to camp near Tinajas Altas, the most reliable water source along the Camino.
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Forward orders, the most reliable indicator of domestic demand, fell to -4 from -3 in July.
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In my testing, ExpressVPN consistently offered the fastest connections and had the most reliable Netflix experience.
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One of the most reliable ways to develop those things is through federal research and development.
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But with today's advanced energy technology, it offers some of the safest, most reliable power available.
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Even when trapped inside clogged units, Gordon was still one of the NBA's most reliable finishers.
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No tea leaves required -- Google and Trump's campaign website should be considered the most reliable of sources.
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People are still making gut-driven bets based on faith: Is my wallet company the most reliable?
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Watching—or listening, more accurately—to TV is the most reliable way for me to fall asleep.
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In America, perhaps the most reliable one is that voters express buyer's remorse in mid-term elections.
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But when it comes to speed, sometimes the newest, flashiest mode of transportation isn't the most reliable.
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We will continue our work to make eero the most reliable, secure, and easiest home WiFi solution.
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Some of our most reliable models show a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico early next week.
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The lower turnout magnifies the strength of the most reliable vote: older, white, male, conservative, heavily rural.
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It's still the most reliable place to get a decent meal on any suburban British high street.
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The MUT Auction House is perhaps the most reliable way to build the team that you want.
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It's still one of the most reliable ways to capture a conversation, but it's not exactly convenient.
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Plaskett has proven himself to be one of Canada's most reliable songwriters, both in quality and frequency.
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The 737 is the worlds best selling modern passenger aircraft and one of the industrys most reliable.
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Liquid hustle flows through his veins, but Smart is also one of Boston's most reliable play creators.
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The most reliable way to retaliate against a revenge fart, it seems, is to revenge fart back.
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Any intellectual person accepts that the scientific method is among society's most reliable tools for determining facts.
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" It adds that the medication abortion assertion is "wholly unsupported by the best, most reliable scientific evidence.
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Here are the supposed specs, according to three of the most reliable gadget leakers on the internet.
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The Billboard Hot 100 is roundly recognized as the music industry's most reliable measure of song popularity.
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But Stevens has also turned to his most reliable player in the post during some tense moments.
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Black voters are the Democratic Party's most reliable constituency, and Sanders has struggled to win their support.
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Stepan was also one of the team's most reliable defensive forwards, playing regularly on the penalty kill.
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The problem is that Twitter is currently the most reliable way to receive updates on key litigation.
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And soon the Sunni kingdom became one of the most reliable patrons of the American defense industry.
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Its purpose is to reward the most reliable contributors and to encourage them to contribute more often.
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Corporate profits are typically among the most reliable guide to the future direction of the stock market.
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Corporate profits are typically among the most reliable guides to the future direction of the stock market.
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A college degree remains the most reliable path to a good job and a healthy, satisfying life.
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But one of the most reliable source of these fatty acids are wild fish that face overfishing.
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In the process, the president has become one of Clinton's most reliable attack dogs, rivaling even Sen.
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But he is having the best year of his career and is the team's most reliable performer.
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And a new study found the most reliable care isn't provided by doctors — but rather, by daughters.
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It's in those situations when a dash cam can be your most reliable — and, often, only — eyewitness.
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The evidence remains overwhelming: College is the single most reliable path to the middle class and beyond.
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Biden has long seen minority voters, and especially African-Americans, as some of his most reliable supporters.
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Forward orders, historically the most reliable indicator of domestic demand, clocked at -2 from -4 in August.
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Truly, the most reliable way to know if a woman is horny is if she says so.
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It is one of the most reliable poll results over the entire time I've been covering politics.
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We have the lowest cost producer with the most reliable supplier and the most efficient, also-- company.
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Often in these places, solar can be the lowest, most reliable, and most abundant form of energy.
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With government approval, a clinical trial could start within weeks to identify the most reliable drug, he said.
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But mostly to national defense—the most reliable tributary of the D.C. swamp since the cold war's heyday.
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Using the Lapdock wired to the X3 charges the phone and provides the most reliable connection for Continuum.
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And even the newcomers: Engram is the most reliable target for Eli Manning on the injury-ravaged Giants.
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But, at the same time, she hasn't been the most reliable parent, through no fault of her own.
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Barkin's predecessor, Jeffrey Lacker, was one of the U.S. central bank's most reliable proponents of interest rate increases.
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And black women, one of her most reliable voting blocs, stuck with her: 79 percent voted for Clinton.
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Even some of Trump's most reliable supporters criticized him for his refusal to denounce Putin over election meddling.
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But mostly to national defense—the most reliable tributary of the D.C. swamp since the cold war's heyday.
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The distinction becomes meaningless, because even with his most reliable jokes, he is constantly disrupting his own premises.
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Shilan Shah, an economist at Capital Economics, cautioned that India's GDP statistics are not always the most reliable.
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Yield curve jitters: One of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers is flashing ominous signals about the economic future.
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"The most reliable sign of whether someone is engaged in something is the passage of time," said Youngquist.
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These are the 10 most-reliable automotive brands, based on their number of reported problems per 100 vehicles.
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In the mainland United States, we are blessed with the most reliable and affordable electricity in the world.
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But we can start with the fact that forgetting is one of the most reliable effects in memory.
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This sucks, so let's dig for happiness in the most reliable format we have for it: dance music.
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Even with Antonio Gates playing in the last two, Henry has been one of Rivers's most reliable targets.
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And that scarcity combined with the addiction to championships serves as a head coach's most reliable insurance policy.
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Patrick Smith, the spokesman for New York Waterway, argued that boats were the most reliable option for commuters.
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"But if you removed all but one of those, I would say the lookouts are the most reliable."
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Studies have long showed that seniors are the most reliable voters, particularly during low-turnout elections like midterms.
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To fans, the midmatch mother-son powwows have become one of the game's most reliable and endearing spectacles.
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Signing new laws is one of the most reliable ways for a president to leave a durable legacy.
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For years, Modern Family star and two-time Emmy winner Eric Stonestreet's most reliable work was in commercials.
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As with other businesses that are using AI, it's these smaller gains that might prove to be most reliable.
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Somehow, Richardson, who was selected 40th overall in the 2015 draft, has become one of Miami's most reliable characters.
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When it comes to predicting electoral outcomes, though, both tribes assume that the economy is the most reliable oracle.
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With some help from Bing Knowledge Graph, Researcher offers information from only the most reliable sources (not Wikipedia, i.e.).
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Also, CEOs are not always the most reliable narrators for an investor seeking to gain insight into a company.
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Now, ARG isn't known as the most reliable pollster, so take its outlier results with a grain of salt.
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Bluetooth 5 technology ARIA utilizes Bluetooth 5, which is currently the strongest and most reliable connection you can get.
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" In a statement to CNBC, a Tesla representative said, "We are committed to making the world's most reliable cars.
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Black women, more so than Black men, have been the Democratic Party's most reliable voting bloc since the 1990s.
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It's the most reliable alternative to full-blown car surgery, and will produce the best sound and call quality.
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The Surprising Clarity I Got From One Very Unclear Pregnancy Test These Are The Most Reliable Home Pregnancy Tests
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To attract customers, he aimed to make Science Care the most reliable and consistent supplier of human body parts.
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"Jorge can take Wolves as the most reliable partner and agency revenue source for long long time," Shi wrote.
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Boeing's 737 is the world's most-sold passenger jet family and is considered one of the industry's most reliable.
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Trump's base, by comparison, is older, whiter, attends church more regularly and includes many of the most reliable voters.
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Citing his "most reliable source," Tilson claimed Lumber Liquidators' business "has just gone off a cliff" in recent weeks.
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IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS ACCORDING TO MY MOST RELIABLE SOURCE, LUMBER LIQUIDATORS BUSINESS HAS GONE OFF A CLIFF.
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"I think the most reliable Democratic voters out there are older black women," Democratic pollster Celinda Lake told me.
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Because of Duffy's inconsistency, he began the season in the bullpen but has become the Royals most reliable starter.
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Absolutely. However, we must not forget that Canada has long been one of our most reliable and important partners.
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Ginsburg, now one of the court's most reliable liberal voices, was recommended as a nominee by Republican stalwart Sen.
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He notes that mussels are the most reliable indicator of how the ecosystem as a whole may be doing.
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The Kurdish militias are backed by the Pentagon, which considers them its most reliable ally against the Islamic State.
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But if you do it right, it can be the most reliable and effective way to grow your money.
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When you have the largest and most reliable stock market in the world, that's a luxury you can afford.
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The best, most reliable indicator for what's going on in campaigns is to still to look at polling averages.
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The most reliable predictor of attendance is a team's previous season win total, not the temperature inside the stadium.
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Continued support for the Assad government gave the USSR its most reliable ally and proxy in the Middle East.
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Northern Brewer has openings for seasonal warehouse associates — and is more than happy to reward its most reliable workers.
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Analysts typically rely on the independent figures, but Saudi Arabia's self-reported data are considered among the most reliable.
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It was, up until that point, the most reliable and satisfying human exchange I'd had on this whole quest.
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While the most reliable polls include cellphones in their samples, many people simply don't answer calls from unknown numbers.
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The most reliable source on whether Avedon would have approved of the book is, of course, no longer alive.
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The money grubbing has been bipartisan, but the Republican-controlled State Senate has been the landlords' most reliable friend.
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If you're in the market, here are the cookbooks Food reporters and editors love for the most reliable results.
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Google's aptly-named "Frightgeist" is a stunning example of the power of the internet's most reliable feature: search statistics.
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Parker may not go off in many games, but he's been one of the most reliable players this season.
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The most reliable support for dental benefits by age group may come from voters over age 65 (74 percent).
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Lindsey Graham, usually one of Trump's most reliable defenders, spent Wednesday in a war of words with the president.
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The greatest disappointment in recent seasons, clearly, has been the Yankees, once our most reliable champions, our crown jewel.
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But when scientists spot them, they're among the most reliable tools to determine a neutron star's mass, Cromartie said.
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Not even the presence of Lance Lynn, St. Louis' most reliable starter this year, could prevent another long night.
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"Research shows 'B' is perceived to be one of the most reliable sounds in the English language," he said.
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The problem is, the most reliable indicator of whether someone has a college degree is their race or ethnicity.
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It's not the only specs site out there of course, but it is one of the most reliable and comprehensive.
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And a set of flash memory units are sitting inside to see which is the most reliable in orbital conditions.
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But in June, "It was crickets other than counting on one hand Google's most reliable voices in Washington," says Cleland.
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"Completed degree programs from reputable institutions," he says, "are still the most reliable investment in future income and well-being."
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The study broke down the most reliable vehicles from model-year 2017 by category, naming a winner in 20 segments.
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The 28 is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and is seen as one of the industry's most reliable.
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The Buick Verano, with 77 problems per 100 vehicles, was the most reliable vehicle, a first for a nonpremium model.
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That has increased their ability to identify voters via door knocks, which are the most reliable form of identifying voters.
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" A Tesla representative sent a comment to CNBC, saying the company is "committed to making the world's most reliable cars.
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Though he long enjoyed befuddling interviewers by citing different years of birth, the one deemed the most reliable is Sept.
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A text message is the most reliable and egalitarian way of making sure all students get their information they need.
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The vehicle, built by the United Launch Alliance, had long carried the title of the most reliable rocket in service.
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He also wondered if this would open a debate as to the most reliable temperature-taking methods in these experiments.
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Other research in psychology suggests that helping others is one of the most reliable ways to boost your own mood.
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The 28 is the worlds best selling modern passenger aircraft and is seen as one of the industrys most reliable.
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The 737 is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and is seen as one of the industry's most reliable.
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"We live in a state where the most reliable provider of WiFi in rural Kentucky is McDonald's," Edelen told Vox.
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Skrillex's OWSLA label has become one of the most reliable homes for inventive sounds all across the electronic music spectrum.
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Berlusconi's list of sexist comments goes way beyond Trump's, and yet Italian housewives were one of his most reliable constituencies.
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Some of the best and most reliable performers during such a rise have been chipmakers Micron Technology, Nvidia and SanDisk.
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The 737 line is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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What stands out to Fisher about the most reliable brands is their conservative approach to introducing new systems into vehicles.
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That policy drew criticism from those who said the LSAT was the most reliable metric for predicting law school success.
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I eventually bought a Garmin watch because my phone GPS proved inconsistent, but Google Pedometer maps were the most reliable.
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Israel serves as America's most reliable strategic partner in the Middle East and supports U.S. regional and global policy objectives.
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In the end, scalable, independent solutions will be the most reliable way for the health-care industry to stay afloat.
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For almost a decade, Dropbox has been one of the most reliable and popular file storage services on the planet.
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Alongside video games, popular music is at the top of the list of America's most reliable sources of moral panic.
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In the USMCA, we have a fully negotiated and modernized agreement with our two most reliable and important trading partners.
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The study focused on 33 developed countries in Europe, North America and Australasia, as they had the most reliable data.
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Pakistan may not be the most reliable partner for U.S. efforts in Afghanistan, but it is a key regional player.
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That Friday, I called my most reliable dealer, listened for the beep, and then punched in my number for callback.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope isn't the most famous, flashy, or talented player on the team, but he's arguably the most reliable.
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Shonda Rhimes, its most reliable hitmaker, jumped ship and signed a deal to make all her future projects for Netflix.
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But when your world is abruptly wrenched from its moorings, even your most reliable possessions can go rogue on you.
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It took a long time to recover, but by 2009 Britain had one of the most reliable railways in Europe.
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You would like your decisions to be as richly informed as possible and based on the most reliable intelligence available.
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When Germany treated Greece as the eurozone's delinquent, China designated a recovery-hungry Greece its "most reliable friend" in Europe.
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But older Iowans are among the most reliable attenders of caucuses — something that could help Biden, whose support skews older.
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Researchers have concluded again and again that the single most reliable predictor of happiness is feeling embedded in a community.
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We recognize that Israel is unequivocally our most reliable and most important ally in a very complex and dangerous region.
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Beef, which can be hit or miss in France, is one of the most reliable choices on a McNally menu.
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Populist rhetoric may resonate in the short-term, but the economy is actually the most reliable barometer of election results.
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"Completed degree programs from reputable institutions are still the most reliable investment in future income and well-being," he says.
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Adam Sandler became America's most reliable comic star without ever leaving his comfort zone, largely made up of lowbrow comedies.
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Here are five of the most reliable ways to grease a rusty Chrome browser on your PC or Mac computer.
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The state, which recently made big cuts to its family planning programs, hasn't proven the most reliable source of funding.
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In parallel, McKinnon's impression has launched her from being one of the show's most reliable weirdos to an indispensable asset.
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In 1992, the most reliable indicator of a high-income individual was owning an automatic dishwasher or a telephone answering machine.
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Forward orders, the most reliable indicator of domestic demand, held at -1 while the capacity utilisation rate nudged up to 81.1%.
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Case-control studies are not the most reliable, either: Researchers start with an endpoint (for example, people who already have cancer).
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With batteries, bigger is always better, and I do find this to be the most reliable OnePlus phone I've yet used.
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This weekend continued to prove that scares and superheroes are some of the most reliable money-makers at the box office.
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Birth control is all about choice, but to many, forgoing the most reliable forms of contraception doesn't feel like an option.
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The Solo Challenges that unlock after Opening Games is finished are perhaps the steadiest and most reliable source of Coins available.
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If you want the fastest and most reliable cellular data speeds around, you're not going to get them from any iPhone.
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Not only is the X-wing one of the most reliable ships in galaxy, it's also one of the most flexible.
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First, message your most reliable teammates (or boss or direct reports), and see if they can pitch in while you're out.
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Two subjects, so rich in visual splendor and childish wonder, that have been the most reliable gateways to science for generations.
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Whichever they decide, the strength of the transatlantic coalition – America's most important and most reliable partnership – will be cast into doubt.
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You might be the weirdo of the zodiac, Aquarius, but you're also one of the most reliable friends anyone can have.
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Meadows and Jordan, the leaders of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, have been among the president's most reliable allies in Congress.
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Lacker, one of the U.S. central bank's most reliable proponents of interest rate increases, had led the Richmond Fed since 2004.
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He'd been given the day off only as a mental break, and he's been the Cardinals' most reliable hitter all year.
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At present in the United States, marriage provides the most reliable arrangement through which children grow up with two committed parents.
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The Philips Hue light bulbs are easy to use and set up, and they are the most reliable bulbs we've tested.
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The most reliable theater deal in town is Shakespeare's Globe on the south side of the Thames, near the Tate Modern.
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"The most reliable valuation measures we've identified across history are presently an average of 22002 times their historical norms," he said.
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It has one of West Africa's most reliable power grids, with few blackouts, allowing it to export electricity to its neighbours.
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General Electric, which had been one of the most reliable sources of yield, just became less attractive after slashing its dividend.
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Even Mitch McConnell, one of Trump's most reliable allies in the Senate, largely treats his relationship with the president as transactional.
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People trust their own union and local members, Weber said, and that makes them the most reliable source when discussing elections.
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Ms. Harris starts out with an apparently strong base of support among older black women, the most reliable Democratic voting bloc.
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More spring joys proliferate in two of the most reliable sources for mood elevation: Shakespeare's sonnets and Emily Dickinson's nature poetry.
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The area of the country with the highest poverty rate is the South, which is Trump's most reliable bed of support.
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One of the most reliable predictors of the presidential election is whether stocks rise or fall in the three-month period.
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Employment in each of these three industries leans toward the blue-collar workers who have emerged as Trump's most reliable supporters.
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Local TV is one of the most reliable and trusted ways for the public to get updates during life threatening emergencies.
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According to the research literature, Dr. Hoch said, previous exacerbations are the most reliable predictor of future asthma exacerbations in children.
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Yet even some of Washington's most reliable allies warned that the United States would find itself isolated on the international stage.
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In the most recent Consumer Reports auto reliability rankings, Hyundai was the sixth most reliable car brand, ranking just behind Genesis.
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Hung up on the leader of a nation, Australia, that has long been one of the United States' most reliable allies.
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Indeed, few women in the states most likely to be affected are currently using the most reliable forms of birth control.
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These "green" assets power the strongest, most reliable economic engines in New York State — tourism, agriculture, outdoor recreation, industry and transportation.
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The final Selzer poll, considered to be one of the most reliable polls, had evangelical voters at 47 percent of the electorate.
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Still, the most reliable form of ocean law enforcement continues to be real-time direct surveillance, which is neither easy nor cheap.
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"Twitter forreal the most reliable news source… I had to check here first to make sure I wasn't crazy," one user wrote.
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Cohen himself is, of course, not the most reliable source of information, a point the GOP members made over and over again.
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Kensho took a look this week at the most reliable sector trades and the best sector trades after a big jobs miss.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces, made up largely of Kurds, has been America's most reliable and effective partner in the fight against ISIS.
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Wireless providers are extremely fond of arguing and fighting with each other as to who provides the fastest and most reliable service.
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The police raided Cedatos, Ecuador's most reliable polling firm, confiscating its computers, after it published an exit poll giving Mr Lasso victory.
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Queensland was chosen as the project's location because it had "some of the most reliable sunshine in the world", the company added.
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The head of one HIV clinic in Athens says Greek hospitals often recommend condoms as the most reliable method for avoiding pregnancy.
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If they want to drill down on the facts and get the most reliable possible account, they have to do it privately.
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Saudi Arabia has been linked to terrorism, yet the country is one of our strongest and most reliable allies in the region.
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CFTC offers the most reliable and frequent update of investor positions though its data measures only a tiny fraction of the market.
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Reid has stayed true to his pugilistic reputation this campaign, once again serving as one of the Democrats' most reliable attack dogs.
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To create the device, the researchers had to figure out the locations on the face that had the most reliable neuromuscular signals.
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The most reliable answer is passion — discovered through natural curiosity or nurtured through early enjoyable experiences with an activity or many activities.
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The state's quirky tradition of off-year elections tended to reduce turnout, magnifying the strength of the most reliable voters: conservative whites.
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Durant was the most reliable source of offense for Golden State with 16 points, and Caldwell-Pope led Detroit with 13 points.
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But cereal's most reliable customers are those who don't mind heaps of sugar, or "red #40" food colouring, in their breakfast bowls.
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Inside that unassuming exterior is a crazily fluctuating quantum light field — the quickest and most reliable true random number generator ever made.
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Ivory Coast, French-speaking West Africa's largest economy, has the region's most reliable power production sector and exports electricity to its neighbours.
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The EPA says the most reliable testing is via a state-certified lab, such as those listed on the EPA's web site.
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One of the most reliable startup investing strategies is looking at where people spend a ton of money but hate the experience.
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Plus, we learned why Tesla is working on videogames and which country builds the most reliable cars, according to a new survey.
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It's a job that relies on people skills and social engineering, and relies on the most reliable vulnerability of all: Human weakness.
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The calendar spread is watched by many physical traders as the most reliable indicator of the balance between production, consumption and inventories.
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Unsurprisingly, one of the most reliable places to find these cuts is YouTube, by far the biggest streaming platform for urbano artists.
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The most reliable way to tune in to the rest of the five-day conference is through Apple's livestream on its website.
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They do it because the scientific method has proven itself to be the most reliable to determine the truth and quantify risk.
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Despite its connections to the PKK, the US sees the YPG as the most reliable and crucial local force fighting against ISIS.
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The importance of older people is often overlooked in media coverage, despite the fact that they are among the most reliable voters.
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A frequent Trump detractor during the 2016 campaign, Graham has turned into one of the president's most reliable partners on Capitol Hill.
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Monofilament is the cheapest and most user-friendly fishing line, and while Momoi isn't the cheapest option, it's among the most reliable.
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The single most reliable success signal is a person's ability to learn and their commitment to do so on an ongoing basis.
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The Honda Fit has been my most reliable and low mileage car ever, and I was able to buy it in cash.
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In particular, Cruz's strength among evangelicals could be pivotal, since those people are among the most reliable caucusgoers on the Republican side.
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"Cybereason is the world's most reliable and effective endpoint prevention and detection solution because of our technology, our people and our partners."
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Most reliable is the information gathered by the C.D.C., reported by 467 clinics under federal law with serious penalties for inaccurate data.
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I couldn't throw a punch, but I could throw a punch line, which remains my most reliable resource as a writer now.
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For the Thunder, exchanging one of the most reliable figures in league history for an uncertain future would be tough to swallow.
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What to do: Financial expert Ramit Sethi says the best and most reliable place to start investing is through your retirement accounts.
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Hue bulbs work with the most ecosystems in my experience, and have been the most reliable of any smart bulbs I've owned.
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Despite eager performances from Mr. Blum and Ms. Monk, those most reliable of pros, their characters feel cut from shiny, synthetic cloth.
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Selzer's Iowa Poll is widely seen as the most reliable survey of voters ahead of the first contest of the primary season.
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However, despite recession warnings, many analysts including McClellan are saying that the inverted yield curve is not the most reliable recessionary gauge.
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Families are crucial to the services, analysts say, because they are often the most reliable customers: They pay monthly and rarely cancel.
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In 2010, a Twitter employee shared that the site's two most reliable sources of traffic are complaints about airlines and Comic Sans.
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But as early as 2018, Trump had turned "Space Force" into one of the most reliable applause lines of his stump speeches.
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This map has served as one of the most reliable guides I've used to secure millions in funding and spearhead multiple acquisitions.
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Cramer, considered Republicans' top recruit to take down Heitkamp, has been one of the most reliable votes for Trump in the House.
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These people served double duty as a hate totem for the events, the most reliable targets for ritual humiliation from the stage.
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In fact, the most reliable climate models indicate that cold extremes and heavy snowfall should decrease as the Arctic continues to warm.
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However defined, Cob Cottage is part of Airbnb's Plus program launched in 173 to highlight the site's best and most reliable properties.
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Hardy was one of the team's most reliable reliever last season, appearing in 70 games with a 3.08 ERA and 13 holds.
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While Con Ed's system is among the most reliable in the country, the company cannot prevent squirrels from chewing wires or transformers.
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We continue to think AMZN offers the most reliable growth outlook in our coverage, and would use any weakness as a buying opportunity.
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The U.S. bond market's most reliable indicator of a pending recession hit its most alarming level in 12-1/2 years this week.
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MOST RELIABLE SPEAKER BEST AFFORDABLE SPEAKER Within the audio space, JBL is one of the oldest and most trusted names in the industry.
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It's also farther from the sun than Earth and can experience dust storms, so solar power isn't the only or most reliable choice.
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" Pressed on whether those asking to be rescued should be considered the most reliable source, Merritt conceded, "I guess in this case, yes.
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MacBooks have long been the most reliable laptops with the longest-lasting batteries, the best touchpads, the prettiest displays, and the best construction.
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That said, AI-based systems can drive vehicles like the most reliable driver, preventing the bulk of human-error accidents we see today.
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A Yahoo Answers post from 8 months ago, while not the most reliable source, is nonetheless comprehensive, and a voice of the people.
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Once the bête noire of the industry for not paying recording labels enough in royalties, Spotify is fast becoming their most reliable moneymaker.
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The most reliable measure of lawbreaking, the Crime Survey for England and Wales, is based on the experiences of victims, rather than perpetrators.
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Tadic has plenty of pace, a bag of tricks and is a decent finisher, making him one of the team's most reliable forwards.
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These Kurdish forces have been the United States' most reliable partner in fighting the Islamic State in a strategic corner of northern Syria.
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Kensho took a look this week at the most reliable sector trades and the major market benchmark performance after a big jobs miss.
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But everyone who has flown a Wi-Fi-controlled drone knows the connection isn't always the most reliable, especially at a long distance.
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Trump's most reliable demographic in polling has been white men, and he has seen extremely high unfavorability ratings among women and minority groups.
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Subscribers will have a chance to reset providers based on who has the most reliable, fastest network with new handsets and new technology.
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Most reliable speaker Best affordable speaker Best speaker for parties Within the audio space, JBL is one of the oldest and trusted names.
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The fact that all have lots of older white people, his most reliable constituency, is why he remains competitive, despite his low ratings.
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This is laughable nonsense, and as his support system crumbles and changes and crumbles again, he remains the most reliable body in sports.
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The plane is the latest version of the 737, the worlds best selling modern passenger aircraft and one of the industrys most reliable.
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For the fifth straight year, Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp placed first in the magazine's ranking with the most reliable vehicles on average.
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As we mentioned last week, it's ugly, but back in bareknuckle days it was the most reliable method of stopping a right hand.
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Most worrying, Sony reports a "significant decrease in sales of image sensors," which has been one of the company's most reliable revenue streams.
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"In a world like the one described above, perhaps the most reliable solution lies in buying things with durable cash flows," he said.
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At the United Nations, we are one of America's most reliable allies, joining with the U.S. on more consequential votes than even Canada.
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A CNN poll released Wednesday showed Trump losing support among one of his most reliable constituencies, white Americans who don't have college degrees.
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Despite all of that -- losing his two most reliable and relied-upon confidants in the Cabinet -- Mattis seemed to skate above it all.
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"As a membership organization, this is the most reliable source to initiate a fact-based investigation, avoiding rumors and potential defamation," it says.
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The campaign has cut the Islamic State off from the Turkish border, long its most reliable entry point for supplies and foreign fighters.
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According to FiveThirtyEight, one of the most reliable election watchers, Hillary Clinton's chances of winning the election dropped 16 points after Comey's announcement.
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Gone are the days when most of the media engaged in independent, investigative journalism and fact-checked even their own most reliable reporters.
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One quarter of Delhi's households live without a water connection, according to 2013 government figures, the most recent and most reliable data available.
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Center Nikola Vucevic, who has been their most reliable scorer the past three seasons, made only two of 23 shots for four points.
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So how did this simple graph showing U.S. Treasury bond interest rates grow into one of the most reliable recession indicators we have?
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It also would embarrass said authoritarian state, perhaps WikiLeaks' most reliable partner on the world stage, for Assange to contradict its public line.
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Freeland has pitched at least six innings in 10 of his last 11 starts and has emerged as the team's most reliable starter.
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That total gave Mr. Perry his sixth No. 1 opening, bolstering his status as one of the most reliable crowd pullers in moviedom.
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The most reliable way to prevent Brady from shredding a defense is to keep him off the field and keep the clock churning.
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The shift could also mean the weakening of one of the most reliable safeguards for affordable housing: the long schlep to the subway.
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That is remarkable given that Texas has, for the last several decades, been one of the most reliable Republican states in the country.
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A college degree is an investment that will last a lifetime and one of the most reliable ways to increase your lifetime earnings.
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Recent years have seen the number of power plants that have been the most reliable sources of round-the-clock electricity rapidly decline.
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Interestingly enough, this is an issue where Democrats and Trump have previously agreed — though the president's position hasn't always been the most reliable.
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White men without a college degree were Mr. Trump's most reliable supporters, but they made up only 33 percent of his total vote.
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But for perfectly silky chicken breasts, cooked without drying out or turning rubbery, a placid poaching is the most reliable way to go.
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"How to Train Your Dragon" may not be the most beloved of computer-animated franchises, but it is one of the most reliable.
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And we will send a clear signal that there is no daylight between America and our most reliable ally, the state of Israel.
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The Super Feeder is one of the most reliable automatic cat feeders, and it offers the option to feed more than one cat.
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She&aposs probably the most reliable pro-life nominee on the short list, and that could end up costing a couple of Republican senators.
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In less than a year of existence, Japan's Rizin Fighting Federation has already established itself as one of MMA's most reliable purveyors of wackiness.
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Apple was found to have the most reliable computers in the annual survey, though it too has tangled with Consumer Reports in the past.
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READ: No easy victories in battle for Falluja Mutual mistrust The United States sees the Kurds of Syria as their most reliable partners there.
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It introduced video calling, and while it's not the most reliable option for that, it showed Messenger's reach beyond a text-based chatting service.
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But for the most reliable income statistics, Congress also needs to allow the bureau to access tax-return data from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Anyone who owns an Apple device knows that it's one of the most reliable and powerful devices, even if it's a few years old.
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The BoE said the most reliable quotes may only be available currently under subscription, and even these may only be indicative, rather than firm.
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But experts still agree that the most reliable, secure method of tallying votes is by using an offline solution that has a paper backup.
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Turkey's campaign has since cut the jihadist group off from the Turkish border, long its most reliable entry point for supplies and foreign fighters.
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Estrada signed a two-year, $24 million deal in the offseason after closing 2015 as the most reliable pitcher in the Blue Jays' rotation.
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For most of his 74 years, Ali's presence was the steadiest, most reliable assurance that we were all alive, aware and alert to possibility.
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Biopsies, however, are still the most reliable "means of detection," and real-life doctors and nurses "outperform AI" in assigning treatments and spotting symptoms.
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By reducing abortion rights to a mere bargaining chip, Democrats are risking the alienation of their most reliable, and most powerful, bloc of voters.
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The plane is the latest version of the 737 family, the worlds best selling modern passenger aircraft and one of the industrys most reliable.
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Both teams notched up plenty of laps at the Barcelona testing, with Mercedes showing itself the most reliable car and Ferrari setting encouraging times.
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SOHR, which is a small group run from the UK with activists on the ground, is seen as one of the most reliable sources.
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Released in 2000, it's sold over 126 million units, and was generally renowned as the most reliable phone you can wrap your mitts around.
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" Or consider Gregory Krieg's advice at CNN: "No tea leaves required—Google and Trump's campaign website should be considered the most reliable of sources.
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"We should have the cheapest, most reliable energy in the world and yet it's the most expensive and least reliable," Matt Howell, told reporters.
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In a world of growing cybersecurity concerns, coins remain the most reliable, secure method to pay for the everyday items we need to live.
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Some spoke ill of one another and others offered bum information, while the most reliable reported back to Beckett on what she already knew.
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The engine family has accumulated more than 350 million flight hours as one of the most reliable and popular jet engines in airline history.
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Asking, "How come?" with genuine curiosity and without judgment has long been my most reliable ally in the effort to help teenagers open up.
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Meanwhile, the most reliable indicator for judging monetary policy is signaling that its plan will result in further monetary tightening, or worse, even recession.
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Operator switchboards were designed to be the most reliable way to transmit audio, and thus many developments in sound can be traced to telephony.
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Through it all, Kennard has been Duke's single most reliable player, and the only Blue Devil named to the first-team All-ACC squad.
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"My mom is one of the most reliable people I've ever met in my life," said Kokeda, 47, who now lives in New Jersey.
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Dan Schneider, the prolific producer who has been Nickelodeon's most reliable hitmaker for the last two decades, is parting ways with the cable channel.
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On Monday morning he called into "Fox & Friends," one of his most reliable sources of support, and praised his own response to the pandemic.
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Currently, J. A. Happ, the Yankees' most reliable pitcher of the second half, is scheduled to make his final regular-season start on Sept.
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Everyone no longer believes that the US is looking to maintain order in the world, or that USD is the most reliable reserve currency.
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As two of the most reliable peddlers of hook-filled indie-rock tunes, Grizzly Bear and Spoon are a natural fit as co-headliners.
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Yet government policy is hurting, not fostering, many people's chance to earn the most reliable ticket to a good job and a better life.
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It's an understandable assumption: Caucuses are very low-turnout elections, and so one might assume they are mainly composed of the most reliable voters.
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Marpac's Dohm (originally called the Sleep-Mate) was invented in 1962, and it's still one of the most reliable sound machines you can buy.
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African American women have been one of the most reliable and underappreciated voting blocs for decades, and the indisputable backbone of the Democratic Party.
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The emergency vehicles offered me one of the most reliable indications of how the battle was going, and a chance to document the results.
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And though this has led to a boost for one of America's most reliable sources of power generation, President Trump's critics are crying foul.
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The U.S. was once a stronghold of the rule of law, among the handful of most reliable places to do business in the world.
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Lacker had been one of the U.S. central bank's most reliable proponents of interest rate increases and had led the Richmond Fed since 2004.
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Debbie Reynolds, one of Hollywood's most reliable entertainers for well over 60 years, has died after suffering a suspected stroke at 84 years old.
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It's the show's most reliable way of getting attention, and now it can count on the president publicizing it on the occasional Sunday morning.
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The Kurdish fighters who are battling the Islamic State jihadists in Syria are regarded by the United States as its most reliable partners there.
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If funding problems lead to lower standards for collecting 2020 census data, it damages the credibility of the most reliable data on American society.
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Being the best defender in the league, or the most reliable stopper at his position, is an achievable goal, but what happens after that?
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Ransom payments are the most reliable way to recover hostages held by terrorist groups, and they should be available to those without substantial private means.
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As a carnival of lies and contradictions streams from the Oval Office, our most reliable news sources are The Daily Show and The Late Show.
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He was one of Sater's most reliable contacts during the two decades he worked as a confidential source for US law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Using the gesture controls to switch between art was easy, and they honestly might be the most reliable and useful gesture controls I've ever used.
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With today's release of season 2 of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix, we finally welcome the return of our greatest and most reliable life coach.
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US policymakers, looking for allies on the ground in Syria to push against ISIS there, settled on the Kurds as the most reliable and willing.
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The Verizon Jetpack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot AC791L has the best battery life on the most reliable network, and it can even charge your phone.
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KAISER KARL AND OTHER SUPERLATIVES Though he long enjoyed befuddling interviewers by citing different years of birth, the one deemed the most reliable is Sept.
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If you've ever taken a language course over the last 10 years or so, you know that Google Translate isn't exactly the most reliable source.
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The storm is at its peak intensity in a part of the world that is one of the most reliable breeding grounds for powerful typhoons.
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An inverted yield curve, when short-term rates are higher than long-term rates, is one of the most reliable warning signs of a recession.
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But clean energy innovation and progress over the past two decades means very simply that coal isn't the cheapest or most reliable source of energy.
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As a lawyer I was taught — and the law generally recognizes — that what a person says contemporaneously with an occurrence is the most reliable statement.
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He encouraged his nieces and nephews, as he had his own four children, telling them that education was the most reliable way to escape poverty.
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Strangely, science-fiction writers, our most reliable Cassandras, have shied from envisioning an A.G.I. apocalypse in which the machines so dominate that humans go extinct.
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Lawyers rushed to court to block Trump's orders and even Theresa May, Prime Minister of America's most reliable ally, Great Britain, disagreed with the ban.
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Much will depend on what happens in the United States, whose election of Trump deprived democratic forces around the world of their most reliable advocate.
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Horror has been one of Hollywood's most reliable genres over the last decade, as streaming services have made comedies and adult dramas more difficult propositions.
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Spain just happened to have the most reliable reporting at the time, as other countries censored their press to boost morale during World War I.
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Its bid for the sports assets underlines its ambition to take on traditional pay-TV broadcasters in one of their most reliable sources of revenue.
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For now, China seems to be pinning its hopes on heavy lobbying in Washington by Wall Street, traditionally Beijing's most reliable ally in bilateral disputes.
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But it's also, regardless of how you feel about its style, one of the most reliable ways to delight a small group of omnivorous people.
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It needs a vision after the departure of Britain, the single market's most reliable champion in Brussels—but also, often, a brake on ambitious projects.
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Brett Gardner greeted Giles, the most reliable member of the Astros' bullpen, with a groundout to second that scored Frazier and advanced Headley to third.
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More likely, studios are paying attention to the data: Latinos have become the most reliable animation audience, according to the research firm Screen Engine/ASI.
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That pilot is also funded in part by oil revenues, which seem to be the most reliable way to get a policy like this started.
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" Azerbaijani President Aliyev said: "The opening of the railway is of historic and strategic significance ... the shortest and most reliable link between Europe and Asia.
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That's because broadcast networks are still the most reliable places that award show creators, sports leagues and news producers can find a reliable live audience.
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What to Buy After a car accident, a dash cam can be your most reliable — and, often, only — eyewitness to prove it wasn't your fault.
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Clearly, the president and his advisers feel a display of force is needed to show their most reliable constituency is not wavering in its support.
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Chairman David Pecker is a longtime friend of Trump's, and the Enquirer was one of Trump's most reliable and enthusiastic media boosters during the campaign.
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Older Americans are among the most reliable groups of voters for presidential candidates, especially in early nominating states like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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We "view the checks on Google's core search business and Google's reported results as the most reliable indicator of Facebook's revenue trends," the analyst added.
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They have to be there because Republican prospects in the midterm elections look dreadful and the most reliable Republican voters remain largely loyal to Trump.
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More thematically, the largest companies viewed as having the most reliable future growth and profitability are attracting more than their share of the world's capital.
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In the settlement of Karnei Shomron, spice shop owner Yehezkel Shaul said he believed Netanyahu's annexation pledge, calling him "the most reliable and honest person".
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The second most reliable predictor of taking political action was the belief that the country would be better off with more women in political office.
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It has quickly become one of the most reliable ways for me to de-stress—I've found it more effective than meditation, medication, or exercise.
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Anne Kauffman, one of the most reliable directors of new work (New York productions include "Detroit" and "Belleville") again is at the helm, as in Chicago.
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Just when you think you've found the most reliable, fun-loving, responsible nanny, she does the unthinkable: She tells you she won't be coming back … TOMORROW!
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Rannikko's subversive yet informative program is mirrored here by the works of Jani Hänninen, which warn against taking the most dramatic interpretations as the most reliable.
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In CNBC's roundup last year, the survey that seemed most reliable was RetailMeNot, which puts "time with family" right at the top of most men's lists.
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You might have expected those with greatest scientific knowledge to be most concerned about climate risks; but the most reliable predictor of concern was people's worldview.
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But the curve has not inverted, a situation when long-term yields go below those of short-term debt, seen as the most reliable recession indicator.
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Two of Trump's most reliable media allies — Fox Business host Lou Dobbs and Matt Drudge — called him out last night over the direction of his administration.
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But this week, at least, the most reliable method for inducing puce-faced rage in the Brussels diplomatic corps has been to utter the word Spitzenkandidaten.
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Bennett sounds reasonably satisfied that Nvidia's promise of crafting the best possible GeForce GTX card, with the most reliable components and cooling, has substance underpinning it.
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Outsized influence Evangelical voters are the most reliable bloc of caucus-goers on the Republican side and they have had outsized influence in past election cycles.
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If Apple can deliver a strong earnings report, investors will be justified in viewing it as one of the most reliable big tech stocks to own.
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For the present, however, passenger confidence in Ethiopian Airlines, long regarded as one of the most reliable in Africa, has remained steady, according to the company.
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Still, the murder data is some of the most reliable that federal government collects, since it's pretty difficult for the police to miss a dead body.
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In late April, the Palestinian Authority decided it would no longer pay the bill for Gaza's most reliable source of power, to the Israel Electric Company.
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The story of how one of the most reliable vote-winning machines in the West drifted into irrelevance is a warning to parties everywhere (see Briefing).
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One was the prominent role given to Makenzie Vega, whose portrayal of Alicia's daughter, Grace, was one of the show's most reliable, if least noticed, strengths.
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In countries emerging from conflict, places where literacy rates are low and internet access is limited, radio is still the most reliable way to get information.
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And with Griezmann the improvement since he joined Atlético from Real Sociedad in 2014 has been to make him consistently the team's most reliable goal scorer.
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Picking up a drone's radio signal is considered the most reliable way to detect one — but that does not mean the drone is easy to catch.
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They also worked on executing offensively, again and again and again, because the most reliable way to silence a crowd is to score, and score often.
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Renewables like wind and solar can be part of this equation, but we should always support the most reliable and cost-effective mix of energy resources.
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AMI chairman David Pecker is a longtime friend of Trump's, and the Enquirer was one of Trump's most reliable and enthusiastic media boosters during the campaign.
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"Even though we disagreed on nearly everything, I always kind of liked Justice Scalia," he reportedly said about one of the court's most reliable conservative members.
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Those that do sign on find it difficult to measure the size of a podcast's audience because, at the moment, the most reliable measure is downloads.
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Elon Musk, SpaceX's founder and CEO, said this month that he wants the Block 5 "to be the most reliable rocket ever built," according to Bloomberg.
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Many are running pilots and testing what works and what doesn't, such as where to place antennas to get the most reliable signal and so on.
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From a registered Republican working at a next-gen gene sequencing company: Medicare is, without question, the most reliable, most predictable payer that we deal with.
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Salvadó Serra said that out of the handful of neutrino observatories in the world, the IceCube observatory undoubtedly had the most reliable data for their experiment.
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But if Broockman and Kalla are right, by nominating Sanders, Democrats would be trading some of the electorate's most reliable voters for some of its least.
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Over the seven games, Yankees relievers allowed more runs than their counterparts (11 to 9), and their most reliable arms were the ones that cost them.
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But describing physical reality — giving readers images and scenes that don't require a point of reference — is one of the most reliable ways to write well.
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In other corners of the rattled capital, his most reliable allies refused to defend him on his decision to pull back troops from the Middle East.
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In fact, one of the most reliable sources of data on both domestic and international terror attacks, the Global Terrorism Database, relies solely on media reports.
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Things went so poorly for Los Angeles that even one of the team's most reliable plays, a fake punt by the All-Pro Johnny Hekker, failed.
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Over the course of an enormously productive half-century career, British filmmaker Ken Loach has been one of cinema's most reliable narrators of the human experience.
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Amazon routinely monitors and ranks the performance of each provider, delivery company managers say, and rewards its most reliable performers with additional and more profitable routes.
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Stray Fragments: • Other moments of genuineness sprang from their most reliable source thus far: the relationship between Leslie and the boys, especially between Leslie and Erik.
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It remains their most reliable terrorist ally against India, sends fighters to Afghanistan, and has helped to combat separatists in Baluchistan, which borders Iran and Afghanistan.
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Jonathan Toubin has established himself as the city's most reliable jockey for stripped-down rhythm and blues and rock and roll of a mid-century vintage.
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It's has been happening in the United States since the 1980s, as the Christian right gradually became arguably the most reliable constituency in the Republican Party.
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One of President Trump's most reliable applause lines at his rallies is his plan to establish a Space Force as the sixth branch of the armed forces.
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"These days I seldom crawl out of bed before noon," Howard Chu, a software engineer who created the world's smallest, fastest, most reliable embedded transactional database, said.
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Events like "Souls to the Polls" — in which black voters go directly from church to the polls — are the most reliable means of increasing black voter turnout.
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The most reliable measure of team quality comes from Rugby Vision, a predictive model assembled by Niven Winchester, an economist at MIT who also researches rugby probabilities.
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Both Germans have pounded out the laps in pre-season testing in Barcelona, with Mercedes the most reliable car and Ferrari setting the more eye-catching times.
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Valve's Steam Link has been around for a few years, and its free in-home streaming solution is one of the best and most reliable out there.
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The Asus brand is valuable, yes — I think this company makes the most reliable motherboards in the world, and I've felt that way for over a decade.
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Driving the news: The inversion caused significant worry among economists and some market participants as it is one of the most reliable financial market recession indicators available.
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It has been my favorite, most reliable messaging client, and its platform-agnostic design means I can access my messages across iPhones, Android devices, and desktop browsers.
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"Two of the methods of conviction, or tools used in conviction that would intuitively be the most reliable, we found to be the most unreliable," Alexander said.
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To entrench their new and still very vulnerable majorities, Republicans immediately launched a campaign to minimize the power of the state's most reliable Democratic voters: African Americans.
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For half a century, Keith and Rosmarie Waldrop have been (despite some serious competition) the most reliable conduit for poetry traveling from French and German into English.
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The most reliable form of drug testing is liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), says Brent Boyett, chief medical officer at the addiction treatment center Pathway Healthcare.
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No one bats 1.000, not even the most reliable hitmakers; she's 13 years old, so she has plenty of time to figure this whole music thing out.
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Corking it again is a hassle if you can even get the damn thing inside, and covering it up with foil isn't the most reliable method either.
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More than a dozen of the party's most reliable individual contributors and wealthy families indicated that they would not give to or raise money for Mr. Trump.
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AFSCME, the U.S. Supreme Court has weakened unions, even though union membership is the most reliable way for women and people of color to achieve equal pay.
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When the goal is inspiring people to cough up cash, sci-fi projects with "Star" in the title have been designated as pop culture's most reliable bets.
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Tests on donated blood, the most reliable barometer of the epidemic's spread, show that almost 2000 percent of the donors were infected in the last 224 days.
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Since making a series of small sacrifices in the present is the most reliable way to ensure financial security down the road, start prioritizing your savings now.
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It's worth noting that we have the benefit of two of the most reliable polls in the business: the Field Poll and the Los Angeles Times/U.
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It was instead formerly despised Israel that emerged not only as America's most reliable ally but also as far and away the region's most capable military power.
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That they involved Haley, a member of Cabinet 1.0 who until this point has been one of the administration's most reliable voices, only made them more remarkable.
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But when it comes to one of the most reliable predictors of the past six presidential elections, the Clintons have already won by a lightly sweetened landslide.
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All of this makes the Geminids "the best and most reliable of the annual meteor showers," usually producing around 120 meteors an hour at peak, NASA notes.
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El Niño-Southern Oscillation, with its cool phase La Niña and warm phase El Niño, is one of the most reliable long-term indicators for global climate.
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One model from the Harvard School of Public Health, the model I find most reliable, estimates that, at minimum, 20% of the world's population will get infected.
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Imposing term limits on chairs could draw a backlash from some of Pelosi's most reliable bases of support, the Congressional Black Caucus and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Ms. Robbins likes hers to have body and heft, and the chew test is the most reliable way to tell when thick pasta like that is ready.
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Considering all of the power turbines it has in use, GE has "the most reliable fleet in the world - 99 percent, give or take, reliability," he added.
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Sean Hannity, perhaps Mr. Trump's most reliable defender on cable news, directly addressed Mr. Acosta on Tuesday night at the start of his program on Fox News.
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But the analysis was limited to asteroids with the most reliable long-wavelength infrared measurements by WISE, a tiny fraction of the 158,000 that Neowise had analyzed.
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They weren't the first to rebuke country music's status quo, but these singular singer-songwriters have been among the most reliable guardians of its more rebellious traditions.
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In front of an audience that didn't cheer even for his most reliable applause lines, Sanders stuck to the message that has been core to his campaign.
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"The United States is home to some of the most reliable water and wastewater systems on earth, and many Americans believe access is universal," the authors wrote.
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Books and academic journals supply some of the best, most reliable information for Wikipedia editors, but those sources frequently are either unavailable online or are behind paywalls.
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Either way, the Rudy-and-Trump show has bothered even some of the president's most reliable cheerleaders, including Fox News and The Wall Street Journal's editorial board.
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" Tsai took justifiable credit for her administration's record in helping Taiwan "become recognized by the entire world as the most stable, most reliable democratic partner in Asia.
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The Trident II D20123 is called the most reliable large missile in the world, with more than 160 successful tests over the years, according to Lockheed Martin.
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It's not the most reliable approach (signal strength can be affected by more than just distance), and UWB's way of timing radio waves is much more accurate.
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His most reliable obstacles have been the three dozen or so House conservatives known as the Freedom Caucus, a two-year-old group of fiscal hard-liners.
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Responding to the growth in existing and new customers around the world, we continue to invest in data centers to provide them the fastest most reliable service.
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That is happening at a furious pace right now as Trump has made America almost overnight the best and most reliable place in the world to invest.
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The special counsel's "appeal is that he feels to many that he is the most reliable, reality-based voice in the investigation," he wrote in an email.
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"The Geminids are typically one of the best and most reliable of the annual meteor showers," NASA notes, usually producing around 120 meteors an hour at peak.
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Being "upset" about the Trump tape was the most reliable predictor of how likely someone was to take political action as a direct result of Trump's election.
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The 737 line, which has flown for more than 53 years, is the world's best-selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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The 28 line, which has flown for more than 2000 years, is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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Voters over the age of 50 — one of the most reliable voting blocs in the American electorate — are breaking for Sanders' opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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A two-time Pro Bowler, Clark played for nine years with the San Francisco 49ers and became known as one of quarterback Joe Montana&aposs most reliable receivers.
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Unlike cats, who exist mostly to eat your houseplants and make you feel unworthy of their love, dogs are the best, most reliable friend a human can have.
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The move is astonishing because the US-backed Kurdish forces have been America's most reliable partners in Syria and played a huge role in the fight against ISIS.
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The good news is that the Supreme Court outright rejected the notion that a company's pre-deal share price is the most reliable indicator of its fair value.
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"This green light means that UK businesses and consumers will have access to the fastest and most reliable networks thanks to Huawei's cutting edge technology," a spokesperson said.
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But Jake Fisher, Consumer Reports' director of automotive testing, says that there's good reason to think that the Model 3 could end up being Tesla's most reliable vehicle.
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While the trio aren't the most reliable driving instructors, if Diana can ignore their tomfoolery long enough to focus on the road, then she definitely deserves her license.
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Many of our densest, most reliable troves of knowledge, from Wikipedia to (ahem) the pages of WIRED, are encoded in an ancient technology largely opaque to machines—prose.
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"Seat-belt use was more common by then, and fewer Americans were dying of head injuries, depriving transplantation of its most reliable sources of pristine organs," Reynolds explained.
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It compares UCR to two different measures: the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) and homicides, which are typically considered the most reliable proxy for measuring serious crime levels.
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The 737 line, which has flown for more than 21 years, is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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The 737 line, which has flown for more than 50 years, is the world's best-selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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"We see these investments as a continuing endorsement of Snapdeal's strategy to build India's most reliable and frictionless commerce ecosystem," Snapdeal CFO Anup Vikal said in a statement.
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After all, power consumption varies throughout the day, so a power plant running at full blast around the clock isn't always the most reliable, efficient, or affordable option.
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"Turkey understands that in principle Europe is the most reliable and predictable neighbor they have, and they are well advised to have a good relationship," he told reporters.
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Notice how an "inverted" spread — when the funds rate is higher than the 10-year rate — is one of the most reliable indicators of a recession to come.
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Make no mistake—the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report remains the gold standard in terms of being the highest quality, most reliable labor market data out there.
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Yet at the same time, the U.S. continues to rely on heavy-lift rocket engines from Russia to power its most reliable launch vehicle for national security missions.
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As pressure mounts on the government, Mr. Kabila has done what embattled governments often do: crack down on the media that provide citizens with their most reliable news.
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Scientific methods are the most reliable way to understand how and why a person died, said Dr. Brian L. Peterson, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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That threat of the takedown has always been the most reliable way to get a fighter who should know better to drop his hands while still in range.
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All of this makes the Geminids "the best and most reliable of the annual meteor showers," usually producing more than 100 meteors per hour at peak, NASA notes.
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Jace has established himself as kind of, in his words, the "rapper's rapper" of Two-9, and he's been perhaps the most reliable presence on their various releases.
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Craigslist went online in the Bay Area in 20113 and spread across the continent like a weed, choking off local newspapers' most reliable source of revenue: classified ads.
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In fact, Iowa has the most reliable electric grid in the country, and the average energy cost for all sectors here is the sixth cheapest in the nation.
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Macron likely sees an opening to position France as the most reliable trading partner with China, and have a major influence on EU policy towards Beijing as well.
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And they lost overwhelmingly in the kind of affluent, educated suburbs that have experienced the strongest overall recovery — and that were once among the most reliable Republican districts.
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He is President Trump's erstwhile nemesis — "Lyin' Ted!" on the 2016 presidential primary campaign trail — who has become one of the White House's most reliable partners in Congress.
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The Bruno Mars way-back machine has been one of pop's most reliable tools in the last few years, and it rarely falls short of complete, uncanny accuracy.
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The new list is the final and most reliable result of a four-year cosmic census of a tiny region of the Milky Way by NASA's Kepler spacecraft.
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In particular, there's a lot at stake in ensuring that the best and most reliable available research and evidence is behind rules proposed and implemented by federal agencies.
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SaferVPN is one of the fastest, simplest, and most reliable options on the market — and you can grab a lifetime subscription on sale for an extra 15% off.
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He is an avid hunter and a diehard pro-lifer, taking away two of the most reliable lines of attack on Democrats in this part of the country.
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That crossover, shown above by the black line crossing over the red line, is one of the most reliable "buy" signals in all of technical analysis, Cramer said.
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Still, Tesla's Superchargers tend to excel at the two things that matter most: reliable coverage and getting as much juice as possible in a short amount of time.
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Although she drifts in and out of the beds of men she meets on the road, her most reliable romance is with the pills rattling in her pockets.
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Both endured the hardship of walking the streets of 1980s New York, in and around Times Square or by the piers — the most reliable place to do business.
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The 21 line, which has flown for more than 3053 years, is the world's best-selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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It turns out that those five caps-locked words will do next to nothing to dissuade hungry people from one of the most reliable sources of pleasure around.
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With TV cameras and reporters watching, the scene was a powerful reminder of one of Trump's most reliable and improbable political assets - his close ties with conservative Christians.
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Black voters in general have long been one of the most reliable voting blocs for the Democratic Party, and their share of the electorate has increased over the years.
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Why is he here: An expert finisher, Kane began the season slowly — perhaps because of 2018 FIFA World Cup burnout — but continues to be Tottenham Hotspur's most reliable asset.
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Obsessively curious about machines, Gannon sees industrial robots—often thought of as dinosaurs in the robotics community—as the most reliable, adaptable, and robust machines in the world today.
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They use them to organize "raw" data into objects, categories and events, and in doing so they infect even the most "reliable event data" with their partiality and subjectivity.
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Turkey won't 'bow to threats' The Kurds have long been considered as among Washington's most reliable partners in Syria and in the broader campaign against ISIS in the region.
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Though comic-book heroes are the most reliable earners on the big screen and Hollywood hits dominate Britain's stages, novels still perform better than original screenplays in both media.
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As with TVs, it turns out that a big 1080p 16:9 rectangle is the best and most reliable way to show the majority of video content out there.
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Given Mr Trump's historically low approval ratings, his administration's lack of legislative achievements and multiple foreign-policy challenges, why politicise sport, one of the most reliable unifiers of America?
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Perhaps groundhogs aren't the most reliable weather forecasters after all... so it seems we'll just have to keep our hats and gloves handy and see what the weather brings.
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"America must have the best, fastest and most reliable infrastructure in the world," Trump said, referencing a five-day river shutdown because of damaged lock on the Ohio River.
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Sanders's victories aren't being powered by a groundswell of white working-class support, but instead stem from his most reliable base since the start of the primary: young voters.
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If this project is really happening (bear in mind that anonymous sources aren't always the most reliable), it's the latest on a long list of the actor's spendy decisions.
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The most reliable rallying cry for the first two days of the Republican National Convention has been demands from speakers that the Democratic front-runner be thrown behind bars.
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Founded over two decades ago in Sweden by an Electrolux alum, Blueair makes some of the most reliable air filters on the market (disclosure: I own a Blueair 205).
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Hours later on Capitol Hill, Collins, one of a handful of Republican holdouts and the party's most reliable moderate in the Senate, said she had not heard from Trump.
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Browne's knowledge of Southern cuisine stems from that most reliable of culinary methods: eating out a lot and trying to replicate his favourite dishes back in his own kitchen.
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A Goldman Sachs report, relying mainly on Federal Reserve data, found that to a startling degree, the buyback surge had made companies like Apple their own most reliable investors.
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But the two have built a working relationship on issues like health care and taxes, and Trump now sees Heller as one of his most reliable allies in Congress.
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If, for some untold reason, the new administration inexplicably wants to stay the course, it should look to our most reliable regional allies — Israel and Saudi Arabia — for guidance.
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One of the most reliable positioning gauges comes from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) - it shows speculators' short sterling positions at 10-month highs at nearly $6 billion.
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He's a model of unprecedented consistency, and, a couple days from his 34th birthday, is proving once again that the most reliable ingredient for NBA success is number 23.
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She's ruled over the division ever since, expertly fending off three strong challengers and becoming one of the UFC's most reliable and long-standing current champs in the process.
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While there are several ways to alphabetize rows and columns, the most reliable way is to give instructions within the "Sort" feature, which is found in the "Data" tab.
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Therefore, Egypt and Israel stand as the two most reliable U.S. partners in the region with the capabilities to address the most dangerous threat of the twenty-first century.
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May, who will lose from her top ministerial team one of its most reliable media performers as negotiations on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union are making little progress.
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Cups of the steaming hot chocolate are among the most reliable ways I know to keep my spirits up during a cold winter and in this unsettling political climate.
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Turkey considers the Kurds a terrorist insurgency, but they've been the most reliable partner for the U.S. in fighting the Islamic State in a strategic part of northern Syria.
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Jawaharlal Nehru University, in central New Delhi, where Ms. Ghosh is working on a master's degree on climate change, has been one of India's most reliable incubators of dissent.
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Overall, according to the most reliable and recent information, coffee is probably good for (some of) you, when consumed in moderation — and as long as it's not too hot.
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You can browse securely on up to five devices at once, thanks to end-to-end 256-bit encryption, and stream in the smoothest and most reliable way possible.
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Collins summoned Jerry Blevins, the Mets' most reliable reliever this season, but he coughed up a go-ahead single through the left side of the infield by Ichiro Suzuki.
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"Our experimentation has led us to view telephone to be the most reliable for this particular issue," Mludzinski said, adding that for certain other contests online polls were better.
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The most reliable way to rule out resistance to second-line drugs is a newly recommended diagnostic test - called MTBDRsl – that can identify genetic mutations in MDR-TB strains.
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The makers of "The Mercy" have a few ideas; but perhaps the most reliable message of this based-on-real-life tale is that middle age is a bitch.
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Screenshot: GizmodoStreaming was relatively lag-free when we tested the system (as it was with Sony Remote Play, discussed below), though the wifi system we used isn't the most reliable.
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Once it was airborne and deployed, however, Brown says the SparrowHawk was by far the most reliable method of drone takedown they tried, repeatedly chasing down and snagging its prey.
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That's why, in his Soapbox speech, he makes his most reliable joke: "A lot of people show up here and try to make some attenuated connection to Iowa," he says.
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As live performances increasingly become the most reliable way for artists to make money, more black artists are forced to confront the unbearable whiteness of most music festivals and concerts.
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Most reliable computer models show Hurricane Michael will make landfall near Destin, Florida sometime between Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday, as a major hurricane of Category 3 intensity or greater.
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Kurdish-led SDF, which has long been considered one of America's most reliable partners in Syria, has played a key strategic role in the campaign against ISIS in the region.
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Indeed, they note, just two variables—short-run income growth and the tenure of the incumbent party—represent the most reliable predictors of the incumbent party's vote share (see chart).
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Soft, breathable, sustainable, and low-maintenance, cotton is one of the most reliable bases for high-quality fashion — and it's what we plan to wear all season, sweat be damned.
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In my time with the U11, I found it to be one of the longest-lasting, most-reliable Android smartphones of its generation, and that was with a 3,000mAh cell.
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Compared to the other rockets selected to bring the X-Prize teams to the moon, the PSLV is arguably the most reliable and may be a great advantage for TeamIndus.
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For those of us at Refinery29, the off-the-shoulder top has become the most reliable sight in NYC (even more than off-duty models, discarded pizza crusts, and Pidgeys).
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So they're going to be at their most reliable when they're projecting whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will win, say, Missouri (and who will win the Senate race there).
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INTERNATIONAL ALERT The 2000 line, which has flown for more than 22018 years, is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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INTERNATIONAL ALERT The 22018 line, which has flown for more than 21 years, is the world's best selling modern passenger aircraft and viewed as one of the industry's most reliable.
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Washington (CNN)One of the most reliable patterns of Donald Trump's presidency may be his ability to undercut his own aides -- even mere hours after they attempted to defend him.
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Beyond that, Boroden predicted more upside for the Nasdaq, as it seems to be rebounding from an inverse head and shoulders bottom — one of the most reliable positive chart patterns.
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For the first time in the 22015 years J.D. Power has been tracking the dependability of vehicles after three years of ownership, a nonluxury model has been deemed most reliable.
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Ask the average car buyer who makes the most reliable vehicles, and they'll likely start with Japanese automakers, followed by the Germans and the Americans, and ending with the Koreans.
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Tacos Mi RanchoOakland is flush with food carts that too often traffic in hype and gimmickry, but taco trucks are the most reliable fixtures of the city's mobile food culture.
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"The coal supply being cut off by today's action has been the source of the lowest-cost and most reliable electricity keeping America's lights on and people working," he said.
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Cruz also enjoys a more traditional advantage: Evangelicals and other conservative Christians form a bedrock of his support — and they are among the most reliable of all GOP caucus-goers.
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Delta's reputation as the most reliable mainline US carrier, combined with new, premium features in the economy cabin, beget loyalty and, in some cases, motivate customers to pay higher fares.
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For months, Trump's position has quietly been splicing the pro-life movement, creating a new divide that the candidate's critics fear will alienate some of the GOP's most reliable voters.
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Since 123, sustained yield-curve inversions lasting for three months or more have been one of the most reliable signals of an impending recession arriving within the next 12 months.
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Investing is regularly touted as one of the most reliable ways to grow your wealth, prepare for the future and reach the $1 million retirement savings goal recommended by experts.
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To that end, most experts agree that renewables remain most reliable and cost-effective at the utility scale and power companies should be adding these resources whenever market forces allow.
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But since then, Thiel has argued that a college education -- for many, the most reliable path to a secure job and a middle-class life -- is a waste of time.
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Similarly, the most reliable journalists I found to follow online on Friday night were those who had recently been fired or laid off for refusing to turn into government mouthpieces.
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The simplest and most reliable way to do that is already practiced in 37 states: optical-scan paper ballots, marked by the voters, counted by computer but recountable by hand.
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Claude Julien moved into second place on the Bruins' all-time games coached list (727) but was without two of his most reliable defensemen, Zdeno Chara and John-Michael Liles.
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Both organizations describe the report as giving the most reliable slavery figures to date, and the researchers say the numbers show that much work is needed to combat the problem.
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Critic's Notebook Tennessee Williams's most reliable instrument of release — and torture — glows impiously in the hushed white gallery of the Morgan Library & Museum, like a neon sign in a church.
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Before moving to Los Angeles, I associated drive-throughs with the national chains that popularized the form, but many of the city's most reliable drive-throughs are smaller, independent restaurants.
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We cannot repeat the days before the Iraq war when even many of our most reliable news outlets repeated and amplified what was, in fact, a flimsy case for war.
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Here are some tips for car shoppers on how to find an affordable, reliable car: "The last model year before a redesign tends to be the most reliable," he says.
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The second point was clear during the Republican primaries, when the most reliable churchgoers tended to prefer Ted Cruz but the more secular part of the party was more Trumpist.
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Green had been one of the Yankees' most reliable relievers in the second half of the season, but he had to throw 41 pitches in helping to bail out Severino.
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The most reliable mechanical support today is the left-ventricular assist device, which attaches to the native heart, pumping blood directly into the aorta, thus essentially bypassing the failing heart.
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Of the many insurgents who'd sought the Democratic nomination, only a black candidate, Barack Obama, had been able to unite the party's most reliable voters with its most passionate ideologues.
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But the state's Republican-drawn congressional map splits most of those places, and the most reliable Democratic voters, into just five congressional districts: the 1403th, 2142th, 211th, 2152th and 218th.
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Now the Democratic House has before it a trade deal that is critical to maintaining free trade on the North American continent and with our two most reliable trading partners.
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Outside of the Treasury Department, Akabas's X Date analysis was perhaps the only estimate of what the Treasury's real timeline was, and it was widely seen as the most reliable.
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The 2015 migrant crisis, for example, was partly the result of a single short-lived break in Libya, one of Europe's most reliable bulwarks against migrants until its government collapsed.
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The 2015 migrant crisis, for example, was partly the result of a single short-lived break in Libya, one of Europe's most reliable bulwarks against migrants until its government collapsed.
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Like the 7 Pro, the 7T has an optical fingerprint scanner embedded in the display, which is perhaps the fastest and most reliable in-screen fingerprint scanner I've used yet.
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"This is the strongest, most reliable and trusting relationship probably in the last 40 years at least," said Takatoshi Ito, a professor of international finance and trade at Columbia University.
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Many of the most reliable bike locks are similar to the Kryptonite Kryptolock in both design and function, though these do tend to be much heavier than the Z-Lok.
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So the FBI, although it's supposed to be our most reliable and current source of nationwide crime data, is potentially undercounting hate crimes by a magnitude of more than 40.
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So the FBI, although it's supposed to be our most reliable source of current nationwide crime data, is potentially undercounting hate crimes by a magnitude of more than 40 times.
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Hausu Mountain—the Chicago-based label run by Max Allison and Doug Kaplan of Good Willsmith—has become one of the most reliable tour guides of electronic music's outer realms.
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That annual series has become one of the most reliable in Take-Two's arsenal, with the most recent version selling more than 7 million units since it was released last September.
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Of course, owning an iPhone doesn't mean that a person is rich, but the device serves as the most reliable indicator for determining if someone falls into a higher income bracket.
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What they are thinking about is that you are on time, they are thinking about that you have what I regard as being the most reliable record of all the airlines.
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History shows the top-performing and most-reliable trade after a huge single-day plunge in Netflix is to wait a month until the dust clears before scooping up the stock.
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" It simply needs the NOAA Fisheries agency to "consider the best and most reliable scientific and commercial data and to identify the limits of that data when making a listing determination.
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This had been America's most reliable ally on the ground against IS. But now, aided by Russian planes and weapons deliveries, it is fighting in tacit alliance with Mr Assad's regime.
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All I'm sure of is that Apple has been the most reliable innovator in laptop design for over a decade, and its next major change will probably be worth waiting for.
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There are a number of different methods for bringing down a drone in mid-flight, including intercepting and hacking into the control signal itself, but jamming is still the most reliable.
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Although a college degree is still seen as the most reliable avenue for financial well-being throughout one's life, completing one and paying for it has become an undeniably risky venture.
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Tesla moved up in the organization's ranking of the most reliable auto brands, from 27th out of 28 in the last ranking to 23rd out of 30 in the current one.
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Op-Ed Contributor Donald J. Trump had already roiled the religious right, casting the Republican Party's most reliable voting bloc into an abyss of despair, recriminations and uncertainty about the future.
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Trump is already profoundly unpopular, and one of the most reliable ways for Clinton to get attention is to do a big speech denouncing Trump in new and more colorful terms.
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It's hard to avoid the knee-jerk reaction that de Rossi must not care about the rest of us if she wants to take away the most reliable Xanax in America.
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Who Should Take Them"Spironolactone is one of the easiest, most reliable drugs for adult-pattern acne," says Doris Day, MD, a clinical associate professor of dermatology at New York University.
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One of the most reliable Japanese filmmakers currently working, Mr. Kore-eda specializes in low-key domestic dramas that take account of abandonment and loss as well as loyalty and love.
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The nation's public school system serves more than 50 million students — more than double the number of college students — and provide the most reliable form of child care and social services.
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Though the L.G.B.T. donor base is one of the deepest and most reliable wellsprings of money for Democratic candidates, it is not large enough on its own to sustain a campaign.
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Indeed, it comes as no surprise that jaws were left agape when the most reliable voting bloc in Democratic politics — African Americans — turned out in droves for Biden in South Carolina.
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Only 4013 percent cited experts as their most reliable source of information, their top source being the internet (73 percent) followed by friends and family (63 percent), according to the survey.
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But, if you have cash lying around that you're not going to touch for 10 years, you may want to try the method that has been offering the most reliable returns.
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"It's probably the single most reliable base of votes, and it's one of the reasons that in rural America you now see the virtual collapse of the Democratic Party," he said.
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As with many other types of crimes, the figures are entirely based on the number of victims who come forward, explaining why FBI's homicide figures are generally considered the most reliable.
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"A subscription business is perhaps the most reliable and predictable form of revenue, which is why the stock deserves a much higher price-to-earnings multiple than it has," he said.
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While Happ has been the most reliable pitcher of late, he has not necessarily been the most dominant — a quality that may weigh heavily in a win-or-go-home game.
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Their proficiency in dunking over long-distance shooting signals how special they are, of course, but also might herald a market correction in which basketball's most reliable shot is back in.
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Slip dresses paired with slip-on sandals may be summer's most reliable outfit combination, but this season, silk and satin midi skirts in all their styling variations are coming in close second.
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Lisa's most reliable ally has always been fellow OG Kyle Richards, but something even happens between Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills matriarchs Lisa and Kyle this season that still hasn't been mended.
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At a certain macroscopic scale, effective information peaks: This is the scale at which states of the system have the most causal power, predicting future states in the most reliable, effective manner.
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The new coalition government must urgently decide whether to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a bailout, or seek support from China, the country Pakistan regards as its most reliable ally.
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"We remain committed to maintaining our role in international energy markets and strengthening our position as the world's most reliable supplier of energy," al-Falih said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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On the other hand, older voters — one of the strongest demographics for Biden — are among the most reliable attenders of caucuses, so it is conceivable he doesn't need as much organizational muscle.
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For many physical traders, timespreads rather than spot prices provide the most reliable guide to the supply-demand-stocks balance ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 9 ).
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Because Republicans expected to be in the minority, they had a strong incentive to make nice with Democrats because forming bipartisan alliances was the most reliable way for Republicans to wield power.
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Hawaiian Airlines is the most reliable among regional carriers, only misplacing bags 0.24 percent of the time, but Alaska Airlines comes in very close with a baggage loss rate of 7533 percent.
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For instance, one of the most reliable ways to obscure illegal activities at sea is through "transshipments," which are rendezvous to exchange fuel, catch, and other resources from one boat to another.
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Now that one of the most reliable recession indicators in the market got triggered, investors across the globe are starting to worry if this could mean the U.S. economy is slowing down.
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It's particularly ironic for Democrats to attack the tech industry, given that Silicon Valley billionaires are among their largest and most reliable contributors, and that employees at tech companies vote overwhelmingly Democratic.
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Claro, the Mexican carrier, is the most reliable signal islandwide, and Puerto Ricans debate whether they should buy a prepaid Claro phone or wait for their own cell phone service to stabilize.
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If we want to stop the surge of carbon emissions, we have to prevent closure of our nuclear reactors and start investing more in making our most reliable energy option even better.
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That looks poised to change this year, however, as the departure of Odell Beckham Jr. and a slew of injuries leave Engram as Eli Manning's most reliable target heading into Week 1.
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Some of China's most reliable allies and partners will attend the forum, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
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The eventual assault into Mosul will be carried out by Iraq's counterterrorism service, whose commandos have been trained by American Special Forces and are the country's most reliable and proficient fighting force.
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While the board claims its policy works with lags, the most reliable indicator of the stance of monetary policy, nominal GDP, is already showing the contractionary impact of the Fed's policy decisions.
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"You don't want to alienate anybody," said Alessandra Biaggi, who in the Democratic primary unseated one of the charter lobby's most reliable allies, State Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, in a Bronx district.
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The most reliable way to get somewhere is to have someone at that location share the map coordinates and then get there with Google Maps, allowing extra time for wrong turns. Maps.
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One musician who weathered the industry downturn was Jason Moran, a pianist (and now a multidisciplinary artist) whose Bandwagon trio remains become one of the most reliable, and pliable, units in jazz.
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Thanks to its group chemistry (slyly combustible) and repertoire (dissected pop tunes; slap-happy original compositions), the Bad Plus has for nearly two decades been one of improvised music's most reliable entities.
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As the Wuhan outbreak continues to expand, applying the calculus of the epidemic triangle remains the most reliable way to chart an effective public health response while avoiding a descent into hysteria.
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As Washington debates the relative merits of health care legislation, many families have already come up with what is arguably the most reliable form of care in America: It's called daughter care.
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"I will create a government most feared by North Korea, most trusted by the United States and most reliable for China," Mr. Moon said in a nationally televised campaign speech in April.
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Earlier this year, investors were spooked by fear of a U.S. recession when the U.S. yield curve inverted, which has been historically one of the most reliable signs of a U.S. recession.
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It seems to be the most reliable at keeping track of my accounts and expenses, and doesn&apost need to be reconnected every few weeks like with other programs I&aposve tried.
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For investors, though, the petro may be a hard sell, given that the system will be designed and controlled by the Venezuelan government, which has not been the most reliable financial player.
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" He also said Medtronic has updated information for doctors about the lead's performance with the "most reliable data," as compared with the FDA's open MAUDE database and its "significant and well-established limitations.
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As a carnival of lies and contradictions stream from the Oval Office, our most reliable news sources are The Daily Show with comedian Trevor Noah and The Late Show with host Stephen Colbert.
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Between 2000 and 2012 the annual average increase in China's electricity generation capacity was 10.7 per cent, creating one of the region's most reliable networks in terms of limiting outages and transmission losses.
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The European model, considered to be the most reliable medium-range forecasting model, shifted its forecast for the storm overnight and Wednesday morning with a track toward the East Coast early next week.
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The company's flash memory has long been considered the most reliable on the planet, so much so that even its chief rival, Apple, used Samsung flash storage in older generations of the iPhone.
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The move thrilled Israelis and bolstered Mr Netanyahu's claim to be the most reliable guarantor of his country's vital relationship with America, which under Mr Trump has also recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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The most reliable computer model projections show round after round of Arctic air moving from northern Canada down into the Midwest and then crashing into the Eastern U.S. through at least Jan. 10.
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The United States, for its part, is unwilling to give up on its most reliable ally in Syria, seeing ISIS as a much greater threat to regional stability than the PKK or PYD.
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It matches up closely with the slope of the yield curve, which plots interest rates on short- and long-term government bonds, long considered one of the most reliable barometers of economic health.
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"The nuclear force of the DPRK is the treasured sword of justice and the most reliable war deterrence to defend the socialist motherland and the life of its people," the official reportedly said.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has stated that "the absence of guns from children's homes and communities is the most reliable and effective measure to prevent firearm-related injuries in children and adolescents."
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But how do the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge's cameras (both front and back) compare to the iPhone 6S and 13S Plus, which have the most reliable and consistent smartphone cameras of 2015?
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Nor will America, however much it may look to the Kurds as the most reliable force against IS in Syria and Iraq, offer them any succour in destabilising Turkey, a vital NATO ally.
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Yet her success in Ohio, and across the primaries, chiefly reflected her consistent lead among her party's most reliable supporters: registered Democrats and African-Americans, both of whom she won by massive margins.
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In the current campaign, however, neither Gallup nor Pew are polling with the trial heat question and publishing results, so information from two of the most reliable data sources will not be available.
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So this is, this really is, I really don't want to jinx fate here, but this rocket is really designed to be, the intent, is to be the most reliable rocket ever built.
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Primary backup: Geno Smith2019 outlook: Russell Wilson has long been one of the most reliable quarterbacks in the league since he took over the starting job in Seattle as a rookie in 2012.
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If they can figure out, by polling their rooms, who their most reliable and sizeable tippers are, then many successful models will try to create environments or personas that appeal specifically to them.
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"We know that important medical discoveries often start as unproven ideas — and we believe that monitored, regulated clinical trials are the most reliable way to test and prove important medical advances," Biddings said.
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It's proof, like many Italian delicacies, that the communion of fat (it's studded with crispy bits of pork cheek) and salt (it's deluged with pecorino cheese) is the most reliable ticket to heaven.
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Since, they've been among the most reliable purveyors of Latin rock, often foregrounding issues around immigration, social justice and worker's rights (the band's members first met while trying to unionize a community center).
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The notion that this year's Oscars were inordinately hard to read began early, with critics' groups -- not always the most reliable gauge in the best of years -- spreading their accolades far and wide.
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His overall early support skews toward older South Carolinians that form the most reliable voting bloc — and who are assembling to support Biden right away when he jumps into the race this week.
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The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon stays winning as one of the most reliable business laptops out there, with its late 2019 Gen 7 model being dubbed a "best-in-class ultraportable" by CNET.
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Some strategists think Biden could win big Saturday, and suggest polls are underestimating support from black voters in South Carolina, particularly older ones who are among the most reliable in the state's primary.
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Jerry Blevins, who had been the Mets' most reliable reliever until some recent stumbles, gave up a go-ahead two-run home run to Michael Taylor in the bottom of the eighth inning.
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She noted that what is most remarkable about her family is how unremarkable they are; that change (or what she calls the "reversal of expectations") is simply the most reliable fact of life.
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The kingdom, the world's top oil exporter that witnessed an assault on its oil facilities last September that temporarily halved output, was the most "reliable and responsible supplier" of crude, the minister said.
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Movie actors have been impersonating actual and fictional thespians and thrushes at least since "The Jazz Singer," and the musical or theatrical biopic may be the most reliable route to an Academy Award.
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If you find yourself growing impatient, here's something you can actually mark on your calendar: The Geminids, one of the best and most reliable meteor showers of the year, begins early next month.
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"We compete every day and win thousands of contracts annually because we have the best products and most reliable solutions available in the market at a wide range of price points," the statement said.
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"Thanks to virtual reality, you can experience the scale, power and precision of the launch as though you were standing just feet away from the world's most reliable rockets," ULA said in a statement.
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Fed officials have cited these developments that bear watching, but several of them have repeatedly cautioned about the inversion of yield curve as the most reliable indicator that a recession is on the horizon.
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The United States views the Kurdish fighters as its most reliable ally in Syria but Ankara sees them as an extension of Kurdish militants who have waged a three-decade insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF: Gizmodo Yesterday, a leak from one of the most reliable Apple rumor sleuths claimed that the iPhone 29 won't feature a fingerprint scanner integrated into the display.
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For me the most reliable comes as a reward right after "Pretending": "Immaterial," where she has the generosity to grant one of technodancepop's most generic and cheerful riffs the Sophie version of eternal life.
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Indeed, the currently most reliable predictions put any new physics at energies 14 orders of magnitude higher, well out of the reach of any collider we'll be able to build in the coming centuries.
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Next thing you know, you had the most reliable recurring hit in Hollywood this side of Transformers and, not for nothing, the most ethnically diverse four-quadrant franchise in the history of the medium.
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The anarchist hacking group slammed the QAnon conspiracy as potentially dangerous and driven by a "brainless political agenda" in a video posted Sunday to what is widely considered the most reliable Anonymous Twitter account.
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ATHENS, Ohio — After decades as one of America's most reliable political bellwethers, an inevitable presidential battleground that closely mirrored the mood and makeup of the country, Ohio is suddenly fading in importance this year.
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It's a wide-open field at the Latin Grammys this year as many of the award show's most reliable winners — Juanes, Shakira, Calle 13, Alejandro Sanz, Juan Luis Guerra — are without eligible major albums.
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Although Knight isn't always the most reliable narrator, the filmmaker gives him the latitude to tell his tale, describing a world of money, power and violence, while alternating between explaining and lamenting those dynamics.
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That's one reason Germany, with its extensive manufacturing base, not only regularly upgrades its infrastructure but also pioneers next-generation technologies, from solar and wind power to the most reliable highways and rail systems.
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But the Fed's case for raising rates is shaky, as it has yet to articulate a consistent case for raising its policy rates, while the most reliable economic indicator does not justify this hike.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Sessions, who as a senator was one of the most reliable roadblocks to long-overdue federal sentencing reform, is still throwing wrenches into the works as Congress inches toward a bipartisan deal.
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WASHINGTON — After Democrats delivered a resounding counterpunch to President Trump at the polls, one of his most reliable voting blocs — social conservatives — now faces the repercussions of its uncompromising support for Mr. Trump's agenda.
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But the Kurdish fighters, which are part of the Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F., have been the United States' most reliable partner in fighting the Islamic State in a strategic corner of northern Syria.
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Thanks to his years as one of Montana's most reliable targets, Clark ranks among the team's all-time leaders in catches (506, fourth), receiving yards (6,750, third) and touchdown catches (48, tied for sixth).
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I absolutely hate the cold, and living in the Northeast, I know these problems all too well — but Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo has been the source of my most reliable fix for many years.
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Co-manager Porter Landreth said the most reliable trend in the marketplace right now is rising short-term interest rates in the U.S., so its safest positions are in adjustable and floating rate instruments.
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But even in the absence of violent eruptions, Israel would incur significant financial costs — by the most reliable estimate, the equivalent of over four times the generous annual U.S. military assistance to our country.
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One of Salesforce&aposs most reliable playbooks— mergers and acquisitions — will be put to the test like never before as the company strives to meet its CEO&aposs ambitious growth targets, according to analysts.
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As a result, the most reliable way to create good games is to create a prototype of a game idea and put it in front of some helpful play testers to see what sticks.
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That means that Obama needs 60 votes to confirm his pick — and I highly doubt there are 14 Republicans willing to trade the Court's most reliable conservative vote for even a relatively moderate liberal.
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At issue is Ankara's longstanding objection to the U.S. alliance with the Syrian Kurdish forces (YPG), who have proven to be Washington's most reliable and efficient allies in Syria's northeast in the fight against ISIS.
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The 21-season-old dating competition is among the most reliable weapons in ABC's programming arsenal, outrightly defying the Peak TV premise that only high-brow fare and buzzy streaming shows can capture the conversation.
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While Cohen is not the most reliable of narrators (he is headed to prison), he certainly weaved a wild tale of scamming and deceit, and Twitter was particularly interested in one name that came up.
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For one, the yields on long-term U.S. debts became lower than those of short term debts: A so-called yield curve inversion which is widely regarded as one of the most reliable recession indicators.
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The group, which was based in Damascus until that year, was long seen as one of the most reliable local sources because it was not affiliated with the government or aligned with any opposition group.
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Facebook has officially acknowledged the issue on its social media platforms (ironically, Twitter is likely your most reliable source due to the outage), and the company's support dashboard notes that it's working on a fix.
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"Lidar is critical for developing the safest and most reliable self-driving system, one that can navigate our roads more safely than a human driver," Urmson said in a statement announcing the acquisition of Blackmore.
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WASHINGTON — Some of the most reliable conservatives in Congress are starting to speak out against Scott Pruitt, the chief of the Environmental Protection Agency who is now facing a barrage of ethics and spending questions.
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The world's biggest planemaker is facing its most serious crisis in years, as the decades-old 7377 program, one of its most reliable sources of cash and profits, takes a severe blow to its prestige.
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Plug-in hybrids, which avoid the range constraints of battery-only cars, offer the most reliable way to "kick-start the market" for electrified vehicles, Fabre said, adding the government was "attentive" to these considerations.
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The fact remains that, for half a century, the Waldrops, in and out of Burning Deck, have been (despite some serious competition) the most reliable conduit for poetry traveling from French and German into English.
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It was also shown to carry blaNDM-5, a gene that blocks effectiveness of carbapenems, which are considered medicine's most reliable current antibiotics now that bacteria have found ways of outwitting other families of antibiotics.
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"I think the market has overreacted to the yield curve inversion because the San Francisco Fed has said it is the most reliable indicator," said Hiroshi Nakamura, senior manager of investment planning at Mitsui Life.
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By twelve, he had become the most reliable person in the house, and so he went to work, building both a rap sheet—he first went to prison at fourteen—and, one surmises, a fortune.
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It can address humanitarian crises, promote policy changes necessary for private-sector-led economic growth that is the most reliable and sustainable path to development, or advance our diplomatic and security priorities through targeted support.
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Why you should take advantage of the deal Mighty Patch stickers are the most reliable acne product I own, and I wish I were still a student so I could take advantage of this offer.
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"The tool I've found which has proven to be the most reliable safety net for emotional free fall is actually the same tool that has helped me to make my best business decisions," he says.
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Jordan has been one of the most reliable American allies in the tumultuous Middle East in recent years, aiding the coalition fighting the Islamic State in neighboring Syria and sheltering hundreds of thousands of refugees.
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French meteorologist Etienne Kapikian, as well as the Weather Underground's records experts, consider the most reliable previous Africa high temperature record to be 50.3 degrees Celsius, or 122.5 degrees Fahrenheit, set in Morocco in 1961.
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"Korea is consistently among the largest and most reliable export markets for U.S. agriculture and the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, known as KORUS, has opened up even greater opportunities," Isley said in a statement.
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The Pentagon has for years sought to strike a balance between its NATO ally Turkey and the Kurdish fighters that have proved to be the most reliable ground force against the Islamic State in Syria.
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Mr. Jeffress, another core member from the campaign board, has been one of Mr. Trump's most reliable evangelical advocates, regularly appearing with him in Trump Tower in New York and then in the White House.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy is the United States' most reliable ally in Europe, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Monday, keen to present himself as a strong, trustworthy statesman during a flying visit to Washington.
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" • "Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has cited the yield difference between three-month Treasury bills and 10-year Treasury notes — which inverted Friday — as the most reliable predictor of recession risk.
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This singer earned her stripes as one of rock's most reliable frontwomen: With the Nocturnals, Potter spent years working the festival circuit, lending her signature smoldering vocals to the band's jammy, soul-infused roots rock.
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" One of Mr. Trump's most reliable allies, the Fox News host Sean Hannity, assailed Mr. Mulvaney on his radio show on Thursday as "idiotic" and "dumb," saying he "didn't know what he was talking about.
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Canned voice-over commentary is one of the most reliable tropes in EA's style of sports games, and if the company is going to keep doing that, recruiting more entertaining names is a wonderful idea.
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Earlier this year, investors were spooked by fears over the possibility of a U.S. recession when the U.S. yield curve inverted, which has been historically one of the most reliable signs of a U.S. downturn.
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The most reliable signal that the transition to emerging adulthood has begun is evidence that the child has begun taking sole ownership of these responsibilities — independent of parental involvement — via personal initiative and follow-through.
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She began administering a group on Telegram called Bobo, which means "baby" in Cantonese, and grew it into one of the biggest and most reliable Hong Kong protest channels -- with nearly 43,000 members to date.
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For those times when you're stressed about some looming duty or deadline, but almost too dead tired to do anything about it, it's the most reliable tool to help you boss up and keep moving.
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The speedy 32-year-old, nicknamed 'The Squirrel', was quarterback Tom Brady's most reliable target on Sunday, providing an offensive spark every time it was needed en route to his third championship with the team.
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During the height of the Cold War, Iran was one of America's most reliable allies, albeit when Iran was ruled by one of the most authoritarian and repressive monarchs in modern Middle East history, the shah.
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One of the most reliable findings in behavioral economics, loss aversion refers to the fact that people will fight much harder to avoid a loss than they would to achieve a gain of the same amount.
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Self-reporting isn't the most reliable form of data, and those who were injured during CrossFit may have been more likely to respond to the surveys about injury than those who have had only positive experiences.
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This put the US in an awkward position from the start — between a NATO ally in Turkey on the one hand and its most reliable partners in fighting (and detaining) the Islamic State on the other.
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The most reliable estimations come from insiders who inflate or deflate numbers when convenient, or from pieces like the one on CNBC, which surveyed performers and crew members to break down what producers pay per scene.
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Yet he fails to recognize that Rasmussen, which tends to skew to the right, is not the most reliable source: It was the least accurate pollster in the run-up to the midterm elections last November.
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As we struggle our way through the cold mud towards spring amidst a barrage of awful news, it's good to know that we can still find respite in the most reliable of places: adorable zoo animals.
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced on Tuesday a list of those attending the conference, including some of China's most reliable allies - Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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So I took it upon myself to have another look at his deceptively simple, seemingly scattershot annual Christmas display, which continues to be the single most reliable direct channel to the great man's extraordinarily verbal unconscious.
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"As we head on to our second year, we will keep pushing the boundaries of technology towards our mission to provide the simplest, fastest and most reliable experience in the event of an emergency," he says.
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In the capital, Nuku'alofa, a satellite dish was hastily mounted on Monday to provide limited and slow backup connectivity, prompting hundreds of people to queue outside a government telecom office where the signal is most reliable.
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Of course, you're also fairly often fucked up on any given night out, so not the most reliable protector of anything on your person, let alone a transparent bag containing a small amount of white powder.
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But research from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has cited the yield difference between three-month Treasury bills and 10-year Treasury notes — which inverted Friday — as the most reliable predictor of recession risk.
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And I think I might have cared less about being likable were that not the most reliable path, as a woman, to being readable, to being read, which was the first step to being read seriously.
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Her previous album included a duet with Carrie Underwood, one of the genre's most reliable hitmakers, and Lambert spent part of this summer touring with Kenny Chesney, country music's biggest star, who was headlining football stadiums.
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As a fellow AKA, it was a savvy political move that set a marker for the early play Harris is making to consolidate the vote of black women, who are the Democratic Party's most reliable voters.
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"University press books are consistently the most reliable source of longform content based on deep research that has been vetted by experts," says Kathryn Conrad, director of the University of Arizona Press and president of AUPresses.
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"Don't see an Alien sequel" is some of the most reliable moviegoing advice you can get, but Covenant looked gorgeous — and its reviews have been pretty good, too — so I went to check it out last weekend.
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But the 10-episode documentary series questions all these pieces of evidence, forcing the audience to rethink how valid even the proof we like to think is most reliable — DNA evidence — may not in fact be trustworthy.
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Poroshenko called Trump, whose first five months in office have been dogged by a controversy over whether his presidential campaign team last year colluded with Russia, "one of the most reliable supporters" and "strategic partners" for Ukraine.
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If she can land some knees from the clinch or clip off some good right hands along the fence, all the better, but the bum rush to the clinch seems the most reliable means of Rousey offence.
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Freshman Frankie Hughes (270 points) and sophomore Kevin Puryear (266 points, 6.4 rebounds) have been the team's most reliable scorers, though point guard Terrence Phillips (7.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, 4.3 assists) is the squad's most important piece.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker, one of the U.S. central bank's most reliable proponents of interest rate increases, will retire from his post in October, the Richmond Fed said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Here is a look at some of the highlights: ABC's so-called T.G.I.T. block of Ms. Rhimes's shows on Thursday night, which has been the most reliable part of the network's schedule, is getting a shake-up.
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This information could be then correlated with other military and government records to provide a more holistic picture of the average American GI.One of this research outfit's most reliable "clients" was the Army's Office of Surgeon General.
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Another reason for looking out for the Delta Aquarids is that the Perseids, normally the most reliable meteor shower of the year in mid-August, is this year going to be washed-out by a full moon.
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New Orleans SaintsOne thing to know: Russell Wilson continues to prove he's one of the most reliable passers in the league, throwing for 300 yards and three touchdowns against the Steelers on Sunday to beat the Steelers.
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The business cable networks that air silently on West Wing flat-screens have chronicled dismal losses on several days over the past weeks, each chipping away at what was once Trump's most reliable boast: record market highs.
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The goal is to persuade thousands of the party's most reliable patrons to overcome their lingering objections to the candidate most of them never wanted, and to help defeat a Democrat most of them want even less.
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On the court, Judge Abdus-Salaam was among the most reliable and steadfast liberal voices, regularly siding with vulnerable parties — the poor, impoverished immigrants and people with mental illnesses, for instance — against more powerful and established interests.
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The purchasing managers' index, among the most reliable leading indicators of economic activity, showed all five sub-indices in contraction in November, with output at its lowest in 12 months as new orders declined and exports softened.
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"The nuclear force is the treasured sword of justice and the most reliable war deterrence to defend the socialist motherland and the life of its people," said the state-run Korean Central News Agency, quoting the spokesman.
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It's been known to happen, and lasagna is the most reliable prescription, especially this version from Matty Matheson, which weighs about 10 pounds—three pounds of which are mozzarella cheese—by the time it's ready for the oven.
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Contact your local office of emergency management, animal control or nearest shelter to identify where displaced pets are being housed and to scan any pet for a microchip which is the most reliable way to identify an owner.
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Everything about the song is captivating, from the brutal way the singer wishes to erase that bad partner to the static over the beats that makes everything muddy — implying she might not be the most reliable of narrators.
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The data also tells us that the most reliable paychecks these days come from jobs in health care, finance, insurance, and durable goods manufacturing, while the most at-risk jobs are at restaurants, retail shops, and wholesale businesses.
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" Trump promised to dismantle the Iran nuclear deal, move the American embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and "send a clear signal that there is no daylight between America and our most reliable ally, the state of Israel.
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Some of the most reliable Republican givers during the campaign, from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to Small Business Administration chief Linda McMahon, are settling into their new Washington bureaucracies, not cutting seven-figure checks to big-money groups.
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As Mr Cobley puts it, the Labour Party is now a party of middle-class, white-skinned members, divided fairly equally between men and women, who rely, for their most reliable votes, on non-white voters, particularly Muslims.
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Hezbollah, one of Tehran&aposs most reliable partners, has been a key player in the wars in Syria and Yemen, undermining Saudi clout in Syria, and reaching the kingdom&aposs borders by supporting Yemen&aposs anti-Saudi rebels.
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While Turkey views the group as an extension of the PKK and therefore a terrorist organization, the United States sees the group as one of its most reliable and effective allies in the fight against ISIS in Syria.
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And we have the leverage to tighten our tax code because these companies want what America offers: the world's wealthiest consumers, the world's best work force, the world's most reliable legal system and the world's deepest capital markets.
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"To many journalists watching the early stages of the presidential race it might have seemed like an act of desperation to dismiss palpably accurate stories from some of America's most reliable media as being complete fabrications," Hall stated.
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The latest FBI report showed an uptick in the murder rate — the most reliable proxy for broader crime rates — in 2015, but the murder rate still remained half of what it was at its peak in the 1990s.
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The Hornet is not only the nation's first official strike-fighter, it's proven to be one of the most reliable as well, operating as a fighter escort, fleet air defense, and providing both close and deep air support.
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Though relatively small in population numbers (but not insignificant in turnout), LGBTQ people have become one of the most reliable Democratic voting blocs, and reliable electoral turnout helps queer people build real political power over the long term.
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Perhaps the most reliable polling organization on Russian politics, the center just announced it would sit out the election, having been labeled a "foreign agent" for receiving grants from abroad, and thus barred by law from political activity.
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This is the first appearance of what would become one of Bejar's most reliable tricks, layering his songs with unlikely combinations of instruments—both acoustic and electric—to amplify the density of his compositions without muddying them up.
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Headquarters: Auburn Hills, Michigan Place on last poll: 57 Why it's hot: Data from IHS Automotive ranked Dodge as millennials' favorite type of car, and we too ranked the Dodge Viper as the most "reliable" midsize sporty car.
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In 1995, with the vocalist Lezlie Harrison and the organizer Dale Fitzgerald, he founded the Jazz Gallery, a little downtown venue that today stands as New York's most reliable home for cutting-edge presentations by young jazz musicians.
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As of the 2010 census, the most reliable recent source, around 24 percent of adopted children in the United States were placed with a parent of a race different from their own, up from 17 percent in 2000.
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The Kurdish forces in the area, part of the Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F., have been the most reliable American allies in the region for years, a critical element in recapturing territory once controlled by the Islamic State.
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It would not prove to be a particularly exciting night statistically for Love, who finished with 9 points and 11 rebounds, but Korver was once again James's most reliable teammate, getting 14 points on 4 of 9 shooting.
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The musical is being edged out to make way for next fall's revival of "The Music Man," a heavily promoted project from the powerful producer Scott Rudin that stars one of Broadway's most reliable audience draws: Hugh Jackman.
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A new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, who has historically been one of the most reliable Apple reporters, reveals at least one possible way the iPhone 8 will make up for the lack of a home button.
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That men are able to "avoid" getting a woman pregnant is another manifestation of this destiny (though anyone who has taken an eighth grade health class knows the withdrawal method is not the most reliable form of birth control) .
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We went straight to one of the most reliable sources for the answer — Amazon customers — and scoured tons and tons of coffee maker reviews to find everything from the best single cup coffee maker to the best french press.
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It wants the high court to rule that when buyers have conducted an arm's-length, conflict-free sale to a disinterested buyer after a robust auction process, the transaction price is, by law, the most reliable measure of value.
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Rosenfeld did find a 79 percent increase in the homicide rate — which is used as a proxy to measure all crime, since it's the most reliable crime statistic — in 58 of the largest US cities from 225 to 22009.
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They also come to light as Bombardier is again discussing a potential merger of its rail unit, the Montreal-based plane and train maker's most reliable cash generator, with Germany's Siemens, people close to the matter said this week.
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American officials struggling to reimagine their strategy after Britain's decision to divorce the European Union say the most urgent challenge will be to find a way to replace their most reliable, sympathetic partner in the hallways of European capitals.
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