When I call these top leaders — of course, it has to be off the record — I get a running dialogue in dulcet tones about needing to cooperate and needing to engage and needing to be seen as willing to work together.
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DeWine is caught between needing to motivate the Republican base to turn out for him and needing to not lose any ground with Kasich Republicans.
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I don't know what dire situation requires this — maybe a Pokémon iPhone case needing to be printed, or a Tesla phone supercharger needing to be made?
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Settlers benefit from the privilege of not needing to be named, of not needing to justify their thoughts or presence, and this plays out in countless interactions.
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But analysts risks have not been eliminated with parliament still needing to find a way forward and all 27 EU nations needing to agree an extension on Brexit.
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All of a sudden I was needing to worry about temperature with so many lights being used, and I could see the upcoming mechanic of needing to control humidity too.
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So it's not so much about needing to create different kinds of culture as needing to be more faithful, I think, to some of the originating impulses behind these works.
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They can also kill swiftly without needing to be ingested.
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Batteries should last a year before needing to be swapped.
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Gone are the days of needing to communicate through sand.
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It replicates itself, rather than needing to attach to files.
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I remember needing to stay busy to avoid being upset.
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Was that a function of needing to get it done?
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The drone flew continuously, without needing to recharge or refuel.
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That's a history lesson still desperately needing to be taught.
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Some people talk about needing to escape from social media.
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That night, Hamada woke up needing to use the bathroom.
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It can travel more than 200 miles before needing to recharge.
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That's hundreds of thousands of flowers needing to be individually handled.
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Conversations were always needing to be recapped and then started again.
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At least it prevents you from needing to buy multiple things.
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The feeling of needing to prove myself is less and less.
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Central banks may find themselves needing to pep up their economies.
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What is with this obsession of needing to clearly define virginity?
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I think you're right about their not needing to be partners.
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They mimic your fingertips without you needing to face the cold.
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Also, it can go a year without needing to be charged.
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Not even needing to raise a finger to activate them: someday.
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They wake up repeatedly, needing to be fed, changed and comforted.
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Programmers can add AI without needing to be a genius PhD.
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Needing to rewind Toy Story before you return it to Blockbuster.
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It can travel for about 16 hours before needing to refuel.
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"Probably somebody going to be needing to come here," Summers said.
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Us needing to wake up Billie Joe Armstrong every goddamn autumn?
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Don't stress about needing to be all put together right now.
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Users can authenticate w 2 step Auth when needing to login.
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It's not just about needing to repeal Obamacare — though we do.
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" I don't know if this is true, but I feel like female directors are better able to understand the complexity of a female character without needing to explain everything, and without needing to make the character "likable.
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Would it stop me needing to take my Kindle to the beach?
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"Cities are needing to work faster in terms of resilience," he said.
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My decision wasn't just based on needing to say goodbye to Krystal.
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And I completely understand the idea of needing to secure the ballot.
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It can conduct missions for about 10 hours without needing to refuel.
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You are admiring something for its beauty, without needing to own it.
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I keep needing to do the story again in a different way.
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Needing to piss is a great way to learn about a city.
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Physicians are in a position of needing to care for others continuously.
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Relatives can send money without needing to entrust cash to the post.
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Business owners needing to solve complex technical problems began offering me jobs.
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But there are still a lot of questions needing to be answered.
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The bra can function without needing to be paired to your phone.
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That's maybe a testament to needing to think about foreign markets faster.
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That way it can hunt without ever needing to telegraphing its presence.
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They're capable of moving around for 90 minutes before needing to recharge.
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It's not about needing to get a workout in or losing weight.
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Needing to leave to catch my train, I gave up and left.
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Aspiring teachers earn their MA degree plus licensure without needing to relocate.
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And then there's the issue of Sebastian needing to find a bride.
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Needing to change a pad or tampon every three hours or less.
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Needing to get up often at night to change pads or tampons.
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The company's initial estimates anticipated needing to produce 5,000 barrels this year.
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He came into the league needing to find go-to offensive moves.
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Women face the double bind of needing to show competence and likeability.
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That puts the Federal Reserve in the position of needing to act.
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It comes down to guys needing to tighten up and make plays offensively.
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As I recall, there'd be a day of needing to wait for it.
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"There's no historical record of 'orange menace' needing to be rejected," Etim says.
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The stress of needing to be perfect leads to the town's first murder.
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Sky Guide will automatically identify it, without you needing to use the app.
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All the variety of facial communication without needing to actually use your face.
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It gives her this feeling of needing to belong to something or someone.
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Some scientists have reported needing to reroute fly food delivery to their homes.
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Other polls have also shown Clinton needing to improve her standing among millennials.
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It was just a matter of each needing to focus on their careers.
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Give them the gift of never needing to look for an outlet again.
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Tired of needing to organize rally's to convince people that our lives matter.
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There's no pretense, no feeling of exclusion or needing to get everything right.
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It's the resigned appreciation from someone angry at needing to rely on others.
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But the Simera camera captures the whole scenario without needing to be directed.
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U.S. envoys have spoken of both sides in the conflict needing to compromise.
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Permits under DACA are granted for two years before needing to be renewed.
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They cannot help but see everyone as needing to be saved by force.
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So naturally Republican candidates, needing to win primaries, have taken to mimicking him.
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Then he looks at me and nods, neither of us needing to speak.
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Most students interpreted it as needing to offer compassion and understanding to others.
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Democrats start off needing to gain two GOP-held seats for a majority.
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Not every rule rises to the level of needing to remove a principal.
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Or an app confirming a password's validity without needing to directly process it.
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That is a pretty lame explanation for needing to own a killing tool!
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That left Saudi Arabia needing to win by just one goal against Japan.
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This stick vacuum runs up to 40 minutes before needing to be recharged.
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The company views all information in one place without needing to switch tools.
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There are no cashiers, and you can leave without needing to formally checkout.
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E-commerce start-ups have the extra challenge of needing to build loyalty.
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All without taking my phone out of my pocket or needing to unlock it.
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Thousands of stickers for you to use, rather than needing to form complete sentences.
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She has, without needing to do so vocally, represented Blackness in her bodily presence.
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A Mac Messenger app would also unshackle users from needing to log into Facebook.
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"The Farewell" examines the differences between its disparate elements without needing to reconcile them.
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Here's the pick-me-up you've been needing to get through your awkward years.
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It's nice not needing to open the case every single time to stash them.
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Children do not stop needing to be looked after when they start to walk.
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That meant nearly two days of regular use without needing to plug it in.
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That shedding a uterine lining is the same thing as really needing to pee?
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Lots of people report needing to orgasm after being hungover to help them sleep.
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The sensor-filled sneakers track your workouts without needing to tether to a smartphone.
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He wants people to code on them without needing to understand complicated quantum physics.
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Insurers, needing to gain their own leverage over the system, responded by teaming up.
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The dough should fit pretty neatly on top without needing to crimp edges. 6.
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His company ticks over a fortune each day without him needing to be there.
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Never needing to carry a laptop, or even a tablet, while on the go?
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Instead, this just looks like a case of needing to tweak the app's design.
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This is not an issue of two communities needing to find a common ground.
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And I get to create what I want, without needing to turn a profit.
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Sometimes, a patron is teetering on the cusp of needing to be cut off.
|
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On accountability, he pivoted to the Pentagon needing to be accountable for its actions.
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By using convertible debt, Spotify obtains the funds, without needing to change its valuation.
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He can see what his family is doing, without anyone needing to tell him.
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The convertible debt allows Spotify to obtain funds without needing to change its valuation.
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Do not belittle women for needing to take time off for period pains.32.
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You can move installed files to a new drive without needing to reinstall it.
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Not needing to wear tailored clothing has become something of a point of pride.
|
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Needing to get away from the madness, I immediately Uber'd in the opposite direction.
|
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The icing on the cake and the proof of my not needing to eat.
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I remembered all the old quests by heart, hardly needing to look them up.
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And I can disable access when I get home without needing to collect keys.
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" Each showcased black artists without needing to bill itself as an "all-black show.
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Yesterday, he made a big deal about needing to pick up B. before 10.
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But he did bring Trump's message of allies needing to spend more on defense.
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You'll know that burning, aching pain, and the constant feeling of needing to pee.
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And: How much powdered cinnamon can I ingest before needing to call poison control?
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Byrne also pointed to needing to "pay Uncle Sam," seemingly to meet tax obligations.
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I brought cash just in case but didn't end up needing to use it.
|
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Nobody comes out of the womb needing to buy two seats on the airplane.
|
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That kept it from needing to raise fees to satisfy an aggressive profit target.
|
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I did not experience the usual American cafe-feeling of needing to be productive.
|
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Especially if it meant needing to introduce complicate time travel paradox to the story.
|
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There is also a service, C-Lite, that plugs directly into legacy 911 services, which lets PSAPs send links to reporters to collect additional information without the reporter needing to download an app, and without the PSAP needing to upgrade its legacy systems.
|
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The current business model relies on borrowers needing to refinance or roll over existing loans.
|
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The agency wants to do it without anyone needing to get out of their cars.
|
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The new iQOS 3 Multi can be used 10 times before needing to be recharged.
|
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With these earbuds, you can watch Homecoming more than four times without needing to recharge.
|
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It'll let you isolate your image without needing to mess around with a green screen.
|
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In an era of needing to caption, it captures interest and really becomes quite fascinating.
|
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I didn&apost hear them protest about needing to protect American children from gang members.
|
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The Boeing 221-2787 can fly for more than 6,400 miles without needing to refuel.
|
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Democrats talk endlessly about needing to "build the bench" — the next generation of potential politicians.
|
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It led to a feeling of always needing to be achieving in order to survive.
|
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Flirting with friends isn't weird if you're upfront about needing to learn how to flirt!
|
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"It's the gangster excitement that fits into their sense of needing to belong," he says.
|
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"It also allows for Bumble to scale, without needing to seek outside capital," adds Bumble.
|
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You might go for days without even needing to think about who's making your food.
|
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"We envisage Novo needing to hike the offer and could see counterbids," the analysts said.
|
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Each agency leader and employee will end up needing to use judgment on these matters.
|
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They've paved the way for Adeyemi not needing to compromise any part of her vision.
|
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This will boost volumes needing to be cleared, making it more attractive as a business.
|
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You can wear it for days without needing to take it off and charge it.
|
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Other polls have also shown Clinton needing to improve her standing among the younger demographic.
|
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That's to say that it screens calls in the background without needing to be opened.
|
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Why it matters: Communications companies are increasingly seen as needing to do more to compete.
|
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And preserving thousands of affordable units frees local government from needing to subsidize new ones.
|
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It can recharge an iPhone up to three times before needing to be charged itself.
|
|
The lingering uncertainty is worrying companies needing to understand financial implications of the new tax.
|
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But last week, Scott found herself needing to defend her programming prowess against trolls online.
|
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Sometimes you just want to kill a little time without needing to actually pay attention.
|
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But price-gouge a senator and you might find yourself needing to reconsider your policy.
|
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Needing to reassert some authority, Mr Serraj announced his new-command centre the following day.
|
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Washington has a two-week exemption before needing to put Williams on the active roster.
|
|
Monopolized industries capture profits by cornering markets, without needing to share those profits with workers.
|
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For a new patient needing to see a VA physician, the situation isn't much different.
|
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Consequently, heading such an organization means needing to hit milestones and potentially even exceed targets.
|
|
Maryland travels to Michigan State needing to win to keep alive its postseason bowl hopes.
|
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They could operate non-stop without needing to refuel for 3 years to 5 years.
|
|
Other people report needing to look for more than one paycheck because of their bills.
|
|
Instead of needing to know how they will end, we simply want them to stop.
|
|
That's right, you'll actually be able a OnePlus 3 without needing to receive an invite.
|
|
I'm not completely over the idea of needing to be presentable and looking my best.
|
|
Panettiere also tweeted a message yesterday about needing to focus on ameliorating her postpartum depression.
|
|
Also quite unfortunately, needing to go to the toilet is a pretty non-negotiable situation.
|
|
It can also mean needing to retrain a huge team, which takes time and money.
|
|
She already firmed up a forever place in that family without needing to be petty.
|
|
How pleased he must have been at my arrival, not even needing to be coaxed.
|
|
HBO Boxing broadcaster Jim Lampley similarly mentions Canelo needing to walk opponents into unseen shots.
|
|
But there are some categories so deep that they hold without needing to be enforced.
|
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This way, you can reuse your existing gear without needing to buy USB-C accessories.
|
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Longer bonds might allow a company to ride through a recession without needing to refinance.
|
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She described the vaccine as needing to be "affordable," but what does that even mean?
|
|
It also benefits from not needing to do much marketing, and it doesn't earn profits.
|
|
Without needing to keep mall hours, Ms. Campbell can also venture out to shoot quinceañeras.
|
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Shows like Black-ish might be the open door they've been needing to walk through.
|
|
And town leaders say they are working on solutions for people needing to pay cash.
|
|
"How should we value the luxury of never needing to ask for directions?" he asked.
|
|
Most babies stop needing to be burped until around 4 to 6 months of age.
|
|
Very rarely do you think of the world's leading superpower needing to send that message.
|
|
About 90 patients remained with 46 still needing to be evacuated, according to the organization.
|
|
Just all this stuff is needing to be developed over this next year or two.
|
|
But then, like an engine needing to warm up, he slowly got into the match.
|
|
Access tokens are used to log into Facebook accounts without needing to type in a password.
|
|
We have talked about needing to do well at home and Saturday we have a chance.
|
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Best part of all, it does all this without needing to connect to your bank account.
|
|
So his fourth shot — still needing to hack it out of the bushes — found the sand.
|
|
Finally, if you don't feel particularly concerned about needing to work longer, you wouldn't be alone.
|
|
Imagine being able to peer deep inside of a creature, without needing to dissect it first.
|
|
Depending on the contents of your closet, you may end up needing to do the same.
|
|
But reckons it's just a case of needing to add a little tech to stay competitive.
|
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That could mean needing to work longer, save more, or altogether plan differently for your future.
|
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"We're working on that now, to do it without you needing to do anything," he said.
|
|
That part of it is a whole host of different departments needing to work in concert.
|
|
They have some real difficulties in needing to shore up this voting base for the future.
|
|
Moving is stressful enough without needing to "origami" your mattress to get it into an elevator.
|
|
So many men needing to process knowing this about their hero... no mention of the women.
|
|
The days of Clinton needing to down shots of whiskey to win over voters are finished.
|
|
This relates to how I'll take certain measures to actually prevent myself from needing to lie.
|
|
We read because we enjoy it, sure, but more because we keep needing to be satisfied.
|
|
I point to the handle, plead for help, shout something about needing to break the glass.
|
|
If you have, maybe you only made it a few seconds before needing to look away.
|
|
That process is just one of us needing to play it a certain number of times.
|
|
The diffuser holds enough water to run for three continuous hours before needing to be refilled.
|
|
Calls everywhere for [Mitch] McConnell to step down, [Steve] Bannon screaming about needing to replace leadership.
|
|
"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," he says.
|
|
But flamingos can use one leg for much longer periods of time without needing to switch.
|
|
Only one investor reported needing to inform a partner at his firm about his unpleasant odor.
|
|
The categories show up right on the map view without needing to open a listing's page.
|
|
I don't see the point in creating more drama; everything is now needing to become simpler.
|
|
Democrats face a tough challenge, needing to flip 23 seats in order to overcome their deficit.
|
|
Sonoma County officials said those needing to report a missing person can call 707-565-3856.
|
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This amounts to each Immigration Judge needing to complete on average three cases every working day.
|
|
But they suddenly found themselves back in the real world, needing to find jobs and support.
|
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He instead placed the onus on needing to address mental health issues and inner-city violence.
|
|
He also said that Deutsche would reach its capital target without needing to tap up investors.
|
|
And so it's a lucky sort of way that it lined up without us needing to.
|
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They are wonderfully synergistic, which is why I never feel myself needing to divide my time.
|
|
And then they slowly emerged, small and tender, needing to be hidden under scarves and sweaters.
|
|
With several-hundred people all needing to use the same tiny toilet, things can get...unpleasant.
|
|
Last year's team was a synthetic masterpiece, quick and arrhythmic, complimentary without needing to be cohesive.
|
|
She describes needing to grow past the need to apologize for, for example, having hairy legs.
|
|
I get it, Bran mumbled something about Tyrion needing to fix all the issues he's caused.
|
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People told volunteers of their difficult pregnancies or of needing to travel abroad for an abortion.
|
|
Utilities benefit by reducing their load and not needing to purchase expensive electricity during peak hours.
|
|
That way you're not susceptible to lifestyle creep, needing to earn more money to keep up.
|
|
Naming a successor to Smith is just the first of multiple replacements needing to be made.
|
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I'm an office worker, only sometimes needing to be on the ground to do my job.
|
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Needing to make birdie, he chose a 6-iron and attacked the front-right pin location.
|
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All of this talk about coastal elites needing to understand more of America has it backwards.
|
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It's about no longer needing to make the need to avoid deportation structure your entire life.
|
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She had the invisible sorcery of quiet authority, always kind, never needing to shout or threaten.
|
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For months, when needing to change clothes, we'd blush, then leave the room to undress privately.
|
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A deep conflict of not needing to be, not wanting to be and wanting to be.
|
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All in all, that should amount to about 720 shots before needing to be swapped out.
|
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Its biggest attraction was that users could remain anonymous, without needing to log into a client.
|
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"These teams define themselves as only needing to score once or twice to win," Keppler said.
|
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They arrived in the spring, needing to acquire furniture for the second bedroom and outdoor space.
|
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As with the mini-shopping spree, there was still some thrill in needing to go undercover.
|
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That could land unwanted aircraft back into the laps of lessors needing to find new takers.
|
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Needing to get back on track, Marquette delivered its highest-scoring game in Big East play.
|
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Armanda wound up needing to rely on public benefits like food stamps just to get by.
|
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Several people in his sphere, and he himself, may find themselves needing to invoke the Fifth.
|
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Additionally, high-capacity magazines allow shooters to continue inflicting damage without needing to reload as often.
|
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Five others, in contrast, see rates as needing to rise by the end of the year.
|
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Philadelphia began play 6 points out of a playoff spot but needing to jump four teams.
|
|
How can I connect to these other subtle forms of energy without needing to use digital technology?
|
|
Asking baseball questions to your device brings up detailed answers without needing to click through search results.
|
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Having to share a bathroom with strangers and needing to bring their own towels was a surprise.
|
|
If you want, you can fire up a PDF ebook without ever needing to boot into Windows.
|
|
In addition, electricity consumption is highest in the day when these batteries are needing to be charged.
|
|
The movement's failure to address these inequalities is ultimately why I found myself needing to walk away.
|
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For other countries badly needing to renegotiate their deals with China, that is a lesson worth learning.
|
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I never could have imagined this horrific event being one of the pitfalls needing to be avoided.
|
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You'll also be able to respond to any WhatsApp calls without needing to unlock the app first.
|
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Like needing to make the last $60 in your checking account stretch more than a week broke?
|
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"There is talk here now of needing to rein IARC in," said a Geneva-based WHO insider.
|
|
NEEDING TO BOUNCE BACK FSU cornerback Tarvarus McFadden, an AP Preseason All-America team selection, has struggled.
|
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Needing to fit a larger display and battery, the U11 Plus is simply more brutish and unrefined.
|
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"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," Jim told PEOPLE.
|
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There's also a handbrake to adjust your speed, without needing to skid your shoes on the ground.
|
|
Connecting it to my MacBook Pro consistently resulted in needing to reboot my machine to continue working.
|
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One of them ended up needing to be rescued when he got trapped in a tight space.
|
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They're needing to go and find new revenue streams," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
|
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After having top surgery and no longer needing to convince anyone, he feels closer to non-binary.
|
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"The hardest part," she told viewers, was needing to shave off all her hair for the procedure.
|
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Users of both can go directly to a new treatment without needing to be referred to it.
|
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Google will also make it easier to automatically get security updates without needing to reboot the phone.
|
|
Before getting fired, Rad said he saw being the CEO as needing to have all the answers.
|
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I didn't end up needing to evaluate this kid, so I have the morning free, yay me!
|
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While reading, I'd find myself needing to stop to google cultural moments that I'd never heard of.
|
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This is useful for those needing to create an electronic health record on the fly, for example.
|
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They need to defend 10 seats, while Republicans have a tougher battle, needing to defend 24 seats.
|
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I made some excuse about needing to get home and said I would see them next week.
|
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You've spoken before about needing to work twice as hard as a woman in the music industry.
|
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Democrats have an uphill battle to regain control of the lower chamber, needing to net 30 seats.
|
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For example, discussion of two extremely critical issues in Britain was avoided, despite needing to be addressed.
|
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New England went from needing a score and a two-point conversion to just needing to score.
|
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Equally problematic, an F-35 can fly for only a couple of hours before needing to refuel.
|
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The survey will continue over the next few days, with additional areas still needing to be assessed.
|
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Avène Gentle Milk Cleanser is gentle but effective, easily removing makeup and impurities without needing to rinse.Pros:Cons:
|
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Democrats have an uphill climb in taking back control of the House, needing to net 30 seats.
|
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The Broncos may find themselves needing to beat the Raiders in Week 17 to make the playoffs.
|
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"I hope and intend to resolve these disputes without ever needing to file a complaint," Shear said.
|
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Needing to clear his head and stretch his legs, Robert walked the dog north, into Central Park.
|
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Furthermore, Bernie Sanders faces the tall order of needing to win 83 percent of remaining Democratic delegates.
|
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It was like, 'Why am I needing to do something else when I have this great guy?
|
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This resulted in concertgoers needing to leave the stadium to go to the washroom in porta-potties.
|
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Remember the old joke about only needing to watch the last five minutes of any NBA game?
|
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It wasn't a matter of either author wanting to tell their stories, but needing to tell them.
|
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Needing to reach out to more voters leads candidates to reduce personal attacks and govern more inclusively.
|
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We all have a feeling of needing to be seen and heard, and to share our stories.
|
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The agency said it does not anticipate needing to discuss the matter with either AWS or Microsoft.
|
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"I'm not hung up on a kid needing to look like me," she said with a shrug.
|
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A hijab can also be expressive, a way of showing who we are without needing to speak.
|
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It is now just about the expression of gender without needing to specify what you identify as.
|
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She may have perfectly good reasons for needing to vent about whatever went down in her past.
|
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As such, it's accessible to those traveling from Terminals 2–8 without needing to re-clear security.
|
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After I set up the diffuser, it ran for around 16 hours before needing to be refilled.
|
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We began with Buddy and Grandma, two Katahdin sheep, which shed instead of needing to be sheared.
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Needing to book a trip, I called information and asked for the Pan Am number at Idlewild.
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Part of it comes from not needing to burn as much fuel due to the canceled flights.
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"I appreciate your statements and the statements of everyone here about needing to address this issue," Sen.
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I find myself needing to remind myself of the joy that can come in the everyday things.
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They are always in the position of needing to sell things in the United States of America.
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It's not that there are any rules about needing to go from Weill to Zankel to Stern.
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An official said there were 114 calls for people needing to go to a hospital this week.
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Needing to raise $24 million for the on-campus hockey rink, Bowles sought a high-profile replacement.
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The typical HGTV narrative also tells us that our homes are inadequate beasts needing to be tamed.
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Another factor, he continued, was certain veterans' charities not meeting his standards and needing to be replaced.
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Rather than needing to scream on Twitter about Ani's erratic behavior, we could actually empathize with her.
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The company says the long-range Model S can drive about 370 miles without needing to recharge.
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We hoped to get at least five years out of the Corolla before needing to replace it.
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But with the Royals needing to keep 13 pitchers on their roster for now, Cuthbert became dispensable.
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When you're discussing two works in the same piece, you'll find yourself needing to switch gears regularly.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans face a more challenging path, needing to defend 24 seats.
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It is not very likely that Trump will ever be willing, or needing, to sacrifice America's queen.
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To avoid needing to break promises in the first place, I start by making very conservative ones.
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Are we closer or further away from needing to use military forces against him and his allies?
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That resulted in Congress needing to pass continuing resolution after continuing resolution and, finally, the massive omnibus.
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Starting pitchers would throw far fewer pitches, needing to only go four innings to record a victory.
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If you find yourself needing to use the money often, then you need to reevaluate your budget.
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" As for an IPO: "That's the thing about controlling your destiny and not needing to raise money.
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Invasive predators thrived and mammals needing to travel long distances for food or water got hit hard.
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In the past, President Obama issued changes to student loan repayment terms without needing to go through Congress.
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And skipping this step could have financial consequences such as fines, and needing to undo or redo work.
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Single parents fare worse, needing to devote about 60 percent of their income to cover infant care costs.
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We have so much stuff that they end up needing to send two bellhops up to help us.
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That essentially allows people to show videos to their friends without needing to be connected to the internet.
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I felt caught between needing to escape and wanting ever so dearly to stay inside the tank forever.
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That's why Tesla ended up needing to raise cash through a stock-and-debt sale earlier this month.
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The men's tournament continues on Wednesday, with Brazil needing to beat Denmark to progress to the quarter-finals.
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Needing to raise several hundred-thousand dollars, they put out a public appeal, exceeding their target with ease.
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Huppert's face expresses immense but unreadable emotion — she channels pain without needing to explain the cause of it.
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As the statement above says, Badoo's investment should allow Bumble "to scale, without needing to seek outside capital".
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Time Warner did that all on its own without needing to be part of an internet service provider.
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Price: $9.99 through KushPanda on Etsy There's nothing more annoying than needing to ask around for a lighter.
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That 18-mile range will likely limit how many trips the drones can make before needing to recharge.
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But her crime is one of needing to embody the image of martyred motherhood, selfless and self-sacrificing.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial board even just wrote about Americans needing to take time off, for real.
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Although Harper had been exclusively breastfed until that point, Curtis suddenly found herself needing to make other arrangements.
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Automatic integration makes it easy for those curious to start monitoring without needing to purchase any extra equipment.
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You'll get 15.5 miles out of its battery before needing to charge, and the ES2 features rear suspension.
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Computers can watch all the video without human issues like distraction, fatigue, training, or needing to be paid.
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We're past the point needing to do the most complicated stuff, and learning to win has taken precedence.
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I can understand wanting to see yourself, needing to be inspired, connecting to someone who is like you.
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Doing so much as vacuuming my home has me needing to sit down and recover for a while.
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All of those ideas of needing to grow up, but centering it around the death of Mr. Roosevelt.
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And some continued uncertainty for US businesses needing to be in compliance with EU law in the meanwhile.
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Last year alone, the bars saved Lush from needing to manufacture a whopping 2 million plastic bottles — i.e.
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" The artist is also quoted as needing "to make the ugly and the terrible beautiful for [her]self.
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According to his family, the Guardian reported, Overton had recently come down with pneumonia, needing to be hospitalized.
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During my testing I frequently got two days of battery life before needing to charge the phone again.
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Previously, Facebook had taken steps to display that it could regulate itself without lawmakers needing to step in.
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Each application will cost 65 pounds, or 32.50 pounds for a child, with every individual needing to apply.
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People see this and understand without needing to be told that the phone is polished and user-friendly.
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Needing to plug in headphones to hear parts of the dialogue but not others is just overtly dumb.
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Repeat business shouldn't be an issue either, with shippers typically needing to refuel vessels several times per week.
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Clearly bots aren't held back by human PR weaknesses — like needing to stop working to eat or sleep.
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It appears the moment-by-moment documentation was due to her needing to kill time on the boat.
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Like if our drones could fly without us needing to plug them into the wall for some juice?
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The pair will reportedly last for five hours without needing to be put back in their charging case.
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Wade without needing to actually do so, a cause he would almost certainly embrace on the Supreme Court?
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This particular model can juice up a smartphone up to 10 times before needing to be recharged itself.
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The more you die, the closer you get to needing to restart the whole game, players are told.
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"Needing to control our partner's identity, actions, and thoughts is the opposite of love," Winter told Elite Daily.
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Do you find yourself needing to explain to friends or to anyone else that Batwoman is not Batgirl?
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Needing to rebalance, these large investors could soon dive back into the stock market and propel it higher.
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If you hate the idea of needing to break shoes in, you might not like these Everlane loafers.
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Drink it in peace without anyone asking you for sips or needing to be walked to the bathroom.
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With the GOP needing to hold at least 50 of its 52 senators to pass tax reform, Sen.
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Then he offers a path to a brighter tomorrow, where being human also means needing to be humane.
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Our physical bodies responded to others in real time, without needing to ensure that the corresponding labels fit.
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The app is an iOS extension, so you can use it without needing to leave the Photos app.
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Instead of needing to feel perfect and beautiful all the time, let's allow ourselves to have human moments.
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Stillman says that, despite needing to undergo repairs, that the field will still be open to the public.
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You should be able to place small orders at each retailer without needing to meet a shipping minimum.
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"We're going to have hundreds of thousands of people needing to find new modes of transportation," she said.
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But Singapore finds itself continually needing to remind officials in Beijing that it is not a Chinese country.
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For me, it was a journey of shedding the sense of needing to please someone—parents, children, partners.
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Needing to understand an individual patient requires more than machine-learning, big data, political correctness or treatment algorithms.
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Except, as we keep needing to point out, there was that part about Strider being the values guy.
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They're what prevent you from needing to reenter your username and password every time you load a website.
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Unless you are in this situation right now, you cannot understand the feeling of needing to move forward.
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Once a majority is hit, they can shut down Massie's request without needing to conduct a full vote.
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"Your goal should be to avoid needing to see a doctor and this includes your dentist," he says.
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Suddenly, fighting games are back on the menu without needing to buy a Pro Controller or arcade stick.
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But Mr. Strange, needing to make up ground, saw an opportunity to trumpet his ties to Mr. Trump.
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Every president ends up needing to deal with some stuff that they wish hadn't landed on their plate.
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While the Chevrolet Bolt is said to go 238 miles before needing to recharge, others are more limited.
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Sometimes it's as simple as needing to remember the name of someone who sent you something years prior.
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A: Key market technicals are still off-sides refers to some investors still needing to reduce their exposures.
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"Data we're seeing are not currently sending a signal," said Powell, of needing to move in either direction.
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It's not about the audience needing to have these exact same emotions—they might feel something very different.
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You have publications that historically have not had much oversight suddenly needing to reevaluate how they do things.
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Windows 8.1 can also be upgraded the same way, but without needing to wipe your apps and settings.
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Others start off in the job, needing to establish trust and open communication within the first few months.
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If you anticipate needing to dip into your CD for cash, stick to a high-yield savings account.
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The "temporary protected status," as it is known, lasts for about two years before needing to be renewed.
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" At the same time, she said, "Zelensky doesn't want to be seen as needing to beg for anything.
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These things mean an electric car can drive from zero to fast, without ever needing to change gears.
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Schiff said Trump may end up needing to seek a pardon for himself from the next U.S. president.
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And we are constantly needing to evolve our service in order to stay relevant and serve people well.
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Then the Flash visits him to deliver a message about being right and needing to find Lois Lane.
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To what extent were you conscious of needing to swerve from or to disrupt your own potent predecessors?
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He once called a lawyer "disgusting" for needing to take a break to pump breast milk during a deposition.
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Carbon emissions are reduced through companies just needing to save money to stay in business, no overbearing rules required.
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No issues with the mask slipping while you committed whatever atrocities you committed while needing to obscure your face?
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I predict a new hype: the rush of needing to check the box of "we have a data strategy".
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It goes smoothly because we're a well-oiled machine, so everything just gets done without needing to discuss it.
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I took this shot from a lying down position on the cot that I use when needing to rest.
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The millennial generation is learning that it can have a car without needing to own or ever park one.
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Trak, a $200 at-home system, lets patients measure sperm count without needing to head to a doctor's office.
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The aim: Even out federal borrowing to avoid you or your student needing to take on more expensive debt.
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He believes he's above ever needing to explain himself, a conceit that should bother Americans across the political spectrum.
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I think it becomes unhealthy when we find ourselves constantly needing to post and update things all the time.
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A lady writing about two dudes boning down is observing and enjoying the act, without needing to engage herself.
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With Purell Professional Surface Disinfectant Spray you can kill bacteria without needing to rinse counters to remove the cleaner.
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Despite his addiction, he had spoken on-air about drug users needing to be punished, especially white drug users.
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It's also easy to access my camera from the side pocket without needing to take off the entire backpack.
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The best part is that they stay that way without needing to be watered or kept in proper lighting.
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Throughout my week-long testing, each of these lasted a maximum of two days before needing to be recharged.
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But workers, fearing that their employer might go bust, or needing to win concessions on other matters, often do.
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It's kind of like needing to figure out how to ride a bike before the training wheels fall off.
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Needing to score to keep Corinthians in the tie, he set the ball on the spot with meticulous care.
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Then suddenly there's no ignoring the familiar signs: pelvic pain, needing to pee all the time, and the burning?
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Marvel's new series is a disappointing case study in studios needing to try harder to tell difficult stories well.
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But Trump's proclamation accomplishes similar goals without needing to capitulate to Democrats, so long as it survives in court.
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If Sanders increases the compensation for his field staff, he might end up needing to employ fewer field staffers.
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"I remember immediately needing to clear my space, to clear out any negative people in my space," she said.
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Being stuck in wired mode and needing to regularly remap are annoying problems, but, ultimately, they're not huge problems.
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Then, Claire popped up in Doug's house talking about freedom and needing to eliminate Secretary Of State Cathy Durant.
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And it could be useful for changing input between two split-screen apps without needing to minimize the keyboard.
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It said that its network is now strong enough to handle congestion, without needing to purposefully slow down speeds.
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Clinton has explained her dual allegiance as the result of loving baseball, but needing to pull for a winner.
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That means they can operate over enormous distances and for long amounts of time without needing to be recharged.
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There just wasn't the pressure of needing to have makeup on, but just to go out and have fun.
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His childhood affinity for buying designer fashions on eBay ended up needing to be "temporarily funded" by his mom.
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Three and a half years ago, a security researcher broke into my laptop without ever needing to touch it.
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Facebook engineers kept needing to prototype new hardware devices, but the resources necessary were unfortunately "not found" at Facebook.
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Besides, I was already noticing an imbalance in ingredients and had anticipated needing to skip components in future meals.
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The biggest thing is us really needing to convince people that this is a necessity and not a luxury.
|
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Although Harper had been exclusively breastfed till that point, Curtis, 41, suddenly found herself needing to make other arrangements.
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Now you can browse and download apps directly to your Watch without needing to be tethered to a phone.
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It is now in the uncomfortable position of likely needing to raise capital from a position of relative weakness.
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Only since Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy is there an increased awareness of health clinics needing to prepare for evacuation.
|
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FireEye assesses that these hackers found this personal information on the Internet, without needing to hack into a network.
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This common-sense approach would ease workers' fears of needing to choose between a job and a family member.
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People can express robust and controversial opinions without needing to denigrate others on the basis of who they are.
|
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Wanting to get better without delay — but needing to feel something, anything — I turned to pot, ecstasy, and cocaine.
|
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With two sign-up bonuses, you could qualify for the Companion Pass without needing to earn any additional points.
|
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Which, at the very minimum, means you can wear it at least 10 times before needing to replace it.
|
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But, didn't he just tweet about Russia and Syria needing to get ready for some missiles headed their way?
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Needing to make a big play, Armstrong did just that by hitting Jordan Westerkamp for a 34-yard touchdown.
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I remember feeling this pressure of needing to outdo something as massive as climate change with Autumn/Winter 2018.
|
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I go from worrying about deadlines and iPhone updates to simply needing to find a bed for the night.
|
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She was careful not to minimize the devastating emotional impact of needing to, say, walk away from your home.
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You may have come to recognize his tongue-twisting rhymes without needing to flick over to a track credits.
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"This would be something the men could do themselves rather than needing to go to a clinic," he says.
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Changes in the work force, in terms of how long their job will last and needing to be mobile.
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The requirement to meet 35% would result in companies needing to offer approximately 1 trillion rupees to the public.
|
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Without needing to work through Shakespeare's ornate language, one is especially struck by the work's pervasive cruelty and pessimism.
|
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Despite their biological sense of needing to flee, modern society dictates that they must respond in some civilized way.
|
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If those thoughts go on too long, it will lead to me needing to buy all new groceries. 17.
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After releasing the pressure of needing to partner, after making my mother cry, I arrived at the retreat center.
|
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Sometimes you'll find yourself needing to reread a word, a sentence or even a paragraph to understand its meaning.
|
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"We welcome this issue being finished with understanding and without needing to be brought to the court," he said.
|
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Needing to relieve himself, the man stepped out of a bus into the night air of the Syrian desert.
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There were simply no arguments about the Constitution needing to protect individual gun rights in the 1780s and 1790s.
|
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She indicated that instead of needing to pull the market toward her firm, the trendlines are better than neutral.
|
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Ben, you talked about "Doll's House" relying on our familiarity with a classic but not needing to explode it.
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Winning political battles may be satisfying, but not needing to fight them in the first place is even better.
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During promo for that album, Bieber spoke about needing to reconnect with fans after his years of acting out.
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You can DM just about anyone, whether you know them or not, without needing to know their contact information.
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Yac addresses the issue of providing verbal feedback and communication asynchronously instead of needing to respond in real time.
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So I think there's a certain element of needing to find which host is going to do which thing.
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You can DM just about anyone, whether you know them or not, without needing to know their contact information.
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Managers can now signal from the dugout for an intentional walk without the pitcher needing to throw the pitches.
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Instead of using an excuse (like the bathroom, or needing to speak with someone else), make a graceful exit.
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These cameras are wire-free and rechargeable, lasting up to six months before needing to be powered up again.
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Video apps like TikTok have a similar model — always needing to have the drop on the creators around you.
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Democrats have an uphill battle to regain the majority in the House, needing to net 30 seats this cycle.
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They need to defend 10 seats, while Republicans have more of an uphill battle, needing to defend 24 seats.
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What you don't want to do is find yourself needing to sell the company and trying to manufacture leverage.
|
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He was 183, but at 160 pounds and barely needing to shave, he could pass for two years younger.
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Growth hacking drives valuable traffic and leads to your website, without needing to spend outrageous amounts of advertising dollars.
|
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When we looked at social media, one of the biggest problems that really stood out to us was this constant conflict between needing to have a small group of friends to feel comfortable expressing yourself, but also needing to have a large group of friends so that you can watch more content.
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However, your planetary ruler Mercury squares off with aggressive Mars, finding you needing to take some sort of important action.
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Some of Los Angeles's most accomplished names enter next season still needing to prove they can stay on the court.
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Gone are the days of needing to convince readers why they should even give a shit in the first place.
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Why are we dealing with crazy commutes and 9-to-5 jobs and needing to live where the jobs are?
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He'll say things about needing to be super buff, or that nobody likes Asian men according to statistics from Match.
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Kelman says they are also quiet enough for women to do conferences calls without needing to press a mute button.
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The new co-mayor seems bewildered by the possibility of needing to kill Allie over an election lie she created.
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In my testing, under max power, I've been averaging around 55 km (34 miles) of range before needing to charge.
|
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There are Mennonite men who are engaged in a type of soul-searching and needing to know why this happened.
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"You love this antiquated notion that I'm a damsel needing to be rescued but… that's not my story," Sam counters.
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"I agree with him on his analysis of needing to reorient our society away from cars," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Kardashian kept the menu simple, but it was a perfect example of not needing to mess with a good thing.
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Trump was once insistent that he would never get to the point of needing to push out his VA secretary.
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I never found myself needing to resort to that feature, because the Beats headphones really do just last and last.
|
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It also features a backlight and a battery said to last up to two years without needing to be charged.
|
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But "it is highly unlikely that turning down a devolution deal means you'll avoid needing to implement cuts," he says.
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The lengthy (and stealthy) development process was down to the team needing to build up their own body of data.
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She had total control over her hours, never needing to clear her schedule with anyone for a last-minute audition.
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It feels like the ultimate way to look at the different package options without needing to go to a dealership.
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The software means that surgeons can demonstrate -- in real time -- the actions needing to be taken on the front line.
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There are few things more mortifying than being a preteen and needing to ask someone about good old Aunt Flo.
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She can control an entire news cycle for days without ever needing to give an interview or buy an ad.
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The app provides users with root-level access to the phone without needing to unlock its bootloader, according to Engadget.
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They will be issued only to people suffering medical emergencies, or needing to travel for government business or to study.
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Wearing gloves when you run outside keeps your body toasty without needing to wear a bunch of bulkier warm layers.
|
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Combining its goals of simplicity and eco-friendliness, users of the service can ship without needing to box anything up.
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Anyone can reply to your comment, allowing for conversations to happen without needing to be online at the same time.
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"I'm a big proponent and believer of women needing to come together to champion and support one another," Moore say.
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Wernick's departure leaves Trudeau needing to fill one of the top jobs in Ottawa just months ahead of the election.
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It lies in the fact that the system is built around scientists needing to get published in order to thrive.
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I called my mom and admitted to not wanting to live anymore but needing to make a few plans first.
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Companies would know who holds their stock, not needing to wait until quarterly filings from hedge funds and the like.
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Hitting zero would mean being cut-off from the world, or needing to pay $0.20 per message until next month.
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Doing so without absolutely needing to, a study from earlier this year found, could increase your risk for heart disease.
|
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The idea is to engineer and aircraft able to fly from the west coast to Hawaii without needing to refuel.
|
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Already, Twitter made it possible to watch Periscope broadcasts within the Twitter stream, without needing to launch a second app.
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Garmin recognizes users based on their body composition, so data is synced automatically without needing to designate a user profile.
|
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In terms of wellness, Uranus in Aries has found Scorpios needing to be mindful about keeping up with healthy routines.
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But in a statement on September 13th he did speak of Tata companies needing "to earn the right to grow".
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"Magic mushrooms were the safest drugs to take in terms of needing to see emergency medical treatment," the report said.
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It can tackle any hair type, with thick heads of hair just needing to be separated out into small sections.
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Officials have said the high cost comes from needing to meet security requirements, such as secure communications and antimissile defenses.
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The goal is to embed these into health tools that can measure your vital signs without needing to be recharged.
|
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Any accidents will be covered from the first dollar, with Grab's passengers and drivers not needing to pay any deductibles.
|
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Queer readers will relate to how Eddy navigates social booby traps erected by men needing to affirm their own masculinity.
|
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But then again, we get back to the problem of needing to get remove bricks, Jenga-style, for weight loss.
|
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He boasts of the millions he has in the bank and uses those riches to justify not needing to try.
|
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A bad barber will, at worst, give bad haircuts and probably end up needing to find another line of work.
|
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Arweave likens itself to an Uber for storage, matching users needing to save files with those with excess storage capacity.
|
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Part of the triumph, if there is triumph at the end, is probably her needing to let go of that.
|
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"I think the U.S. is in a position of needing to catch up," Representative Sarbanes said in a phone interview.
|
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By that they mean some treatment, possibly needing to be repeated every few months, that lets patients stop taking ARVs.
|
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But bigger gains might come from creating an economy in which firms found themselves needing to compete to attract workers.
|
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Republicans are on the defense in the House, with Democrats needing to gain just 23 seats to win a majority.
|
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This effect is relatively small, with 13 people needing to take probiotics for one episode of diarrhea to be averted.
|
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Emergency medical workers could be locked out, or anyone needing to rush out of the building could be trapped inside.
|
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You can double tap to activate Siri, and they offer up to 5 hours of playback before needing to charge.
|
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My head also hurt from needing to tie my scarf so tight to lay down those edges. Every. Thing. Hurt.
|
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Sean McCarthy of Wainscott, N.Y., for one, seemed to accept the notion of minerality without needing to explore it further.
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There's also a funny aside about Emilia Clarke needing to act opposite the "green foam head" stand-in for Drogon.
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How are you going to avoid calling them sluts for needing to use birth control pills to treat those conditions?
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Also needing to sign off will be the International Automobile Federation, the series' governing body, which is based in Paris.
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An employee assistance program (EAP) is a useful tool for employees experiencing stress or needing to cope with difficult situations.
|
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Diaz entered the game at that point, needing to pitch out of trouble to protect the Mariners' two-run lead.
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For example, hydraulic or magnetic launching systems accelerate riders to extreme speeds, without needing to build an expensive, giant drop.
|
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McConnell likes to point out, with 50 senators needing to agree on this bill, everybody is in a strong position.
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For example, during consideration of last year's tax bill, some members admitted needing to support the bill to placate donors.
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But she's not sure that needing to solve a math problem would be the best way to log back in.
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Derived from the Boeing 2135 airliner, these four engine flying spooks can travel nearly 20153,22015 miles without needing to refuel.
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Donald Trump has, in recent weeks, laid out a vision of Republicans in Congress not actually needing to repeal Obamacare.
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Needing to take a drink of water or wipe your face with a towel in the middle of the sermon.
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I also find the contemporary secular obsession with women needing to be thin and to look young to be depressing.
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Scott loathed men like Reid who could only see India as somewhere "curious and beautiful," and needing to be controlled.
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You can tell by the way he casually jaywalks through Greenwich Village without needing to really look at the traffic.
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Mr. Abe came to power without needing to ride any highly visible and disruptive movement; his rise didn't call attention.
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A lot of journalists talk about needing to withdraw emotionally to get the job done, but I feel the opposite.
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At the same time, Knights and Bikes doesn't shy away from the excruciating pain of needing to leave childhood behind.
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I asked with the milk that would well in her breasts, needing to be drained by a little, living pump.
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You can also make tons of phone calls without needing to book a conference room or worrying you'll bother colleagues.
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As the number of devices needing to charge increases, the number of outlets available in hotel rooms … stays the same.
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AND THAT— TO ME IT'S WHERE SOCIETY IS NEEDING TO FOCUS ON THIS AFFORDABILITY AND REALLY PREVENTING DISEASE FROM PROGRESSION.
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I could have gone the entire game without needing to chuck a ball over and over for my electric corgi.
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The 6-foot-10 Davis took command without needing to score, changing games with his defensive abilities and rebounding prowess.
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We don't stop needing to be seen and acknowledged as humans when we walk into the office at 9 a.m.
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They thought the web could be adequately governed by its users without their needing to empower anyone to police it.
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Needing to keep busy, 13 task force members went to the apartment anyway to unpack dishes and set up beds.
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Fund managers needing to raise money to fulfill redemptions have been unloading their more liquid assets, including better quality loans.
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When you put good people into a broken system, the things they end up needing to do are really complicated.
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Manager Paul Molitor wanted to keep his extra pitching while needing to clear a 25-man roster spot for Colon.
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Or one where you could apply for a mortgage without needing to share highly sensitive bank statements and pay stubs.
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Or needing to inject some adrenaline into their daily lives, they need some sort of rush to fill a void.
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Without needing to dig too deep, their success is measurable in the coolness of the breeze and the flowers around us.
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A new lock-up period has begun, with GE needing to wait 180 days before selling any more Baker Hughes shares.
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Regenova is also scaffold-free, meaning the printer fabricates tissue without needing to add any extraneous matter that might pollute it.
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So revel in the idea of having a car payment and needing to set reminders to get your car's oil changed.
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So the man was forced to use antiseptic eye drops for six months, at first needing to apply them every hour.
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It's the only non-smartphone device that plays your Spotify playlists without needing to be connected to the Internet. ""http://mashable.
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For now, the backing of its investors is allowing Airwallex to grow its business without needing to focus on making money.
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"Both children were medically evaluated at the scene but ended up not needing to be transported to a hospital," Ramirez said.
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And soon, machine learning will be a standard digital tool astronomers can pull out, without even needing to grasp the backend.
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Our desperation to see how Season 8 ends goes far beyond just needing to know what happens to our favorite characters.
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President Barack Obama spoke at the national prayer event in 2016 highlighting the importance of needing to overcome fear through faith.
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Some contain hormones and some don't, but all of them can spend years in the body without needing to be replaced.
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Between the lines: The extra travel expense is most extreme when women are caretakers, needing to take multiple trips with children.
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Not needing to tap investors should be the norm for a firm valued at $10 billion in its last funding round.
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To create a consistently accurate system, the students were put to the challenge, needing to make engineering decisions and trade-offs.
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Under the "automobile exception," police generally can search a car if they have probable cause without needing to seek a warrant.
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If you decide you want your armholes looser or your neckline longer, you can make tweaks without needing to start over.
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This lets shoppers see if the object in question fits in the room – without needing to break out their measuring tape.
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It remains unclear when the console may go on sale in Chiina, with games needing to clear a separate approval process.
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Still, the day after the Cohen news, red-state Democrats mostly stuck to the line about needing to see more information.
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What Amazon is reportedly aiming for is a service which allows you to play video games without needing to download them.
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And despite needing to boost the human population again, different tribes are trying to kill each other, for reasons largely unexplained.
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It remains unknown when the console may go on sale in China, with games needing to clear a separate approval process.
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Even if you find yourself needing to cry your way out of a parking ticket, Dr. Green says it's terribly dangerous.
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Torrents-Time is an interesting little browser plugin that lets you stream torrents without needing to download a whole separate client.
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The sell is that you can track your sleep without having your phone in bed, or needing to wear anything special.
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A new crop of tech startups is making prescription drugs available without ever needing to look a doctor in the eye.
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They could complete surveillance and patrol missions without needing to worry about supplies and or the risks of a human crew.
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I do feel there's been this whole inventory with your friendships, with your relationships, like needing to look at certain things.
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The current EHang model gets 23 minutes of flying time before needing to charge, which isn't useful outside of hobby flying.
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In addition to advertisers needing to prove who they are, managers of "large" pages will have to do so, as well.
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Imagine no longer needing to point your smartphone at the subject you're shooting, because you can just crop it correctly later?
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"Customers come to you without you needing to sell to them, they're generally happier and they stick around longer," he says.
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Bushels of receivers every year come into the NFL needing to refine their route-running or catch technique but never do.
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Okay, because this reflects broader trends of beverage industry consolidation and of sugary beverage makers needing to diversify their product offerings.
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The Omni, when it ships later this year, will help filmmakers eliminate that hassle of needing to build their own rig.
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Amazon recently bestowed Alexa-enabled devices with the ability to make follow up requests without needing to repeat the wake word.
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During my daily use I've found the XPS 133 lasts between 213 and 215 hours before needing to be plugged in.
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It gives users a chance to step away from Instagram activity and notifications temporarily, instead of needing to delete their account.
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I couldn't shake the feeling of needing to stand up for the other people being photoshopped in such a cruel way.
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Can you imagine downloading 20 record label apps in order to get our music, and then needing to switch between them?
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Information can be written, read and transferred using NFC technology available in most smartphones, without needing to connect to the internet.
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One of the best evolutionary features it's developed is its ability to swallow air to maintain buoyancy without needing to swim.
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People like her mother, who works in a laundry in Poland, should stop needing to move abroad for better paid jobs.
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At first I could still do the fuck and disappear routine, avoid the drama of needing to tell them I'm trans.
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Other startups are exploring privacy-by-design on-device ad-targeting architectures for delivering targeted ads without needing to track users.
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If wage gains result in higher overall inflation then Fed could find itself needing to raise rates later in the year.
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Since needing to pee is so normal, sexuality and gender psychotherapist Dee Dee Goldpaugh says to just get up and go.
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Both of these are a consequence of every block needing to be verified and synced across every node on the network.
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The company is introducing a "Watch" button, which will let users watch a particular channel or account without needing to scroll.
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Taking Federal-Mogul private will give Mr. Icahn the ability to make operational changes without needing to appease its public shareholders.
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Now imagine them needing to secretly cross 17 miles of desert under enemy radar coverage before they could launch their missiles.
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Trilobites Frigatebirds are high-flying thrill-seekers that can stay in the air for two months without needing to come down.
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Trump is an ignorant man, born to wealth, who always gets his way, never needing to back off or give in.
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There are a lot of strange scenarios in which you can imagine needing to send a secret message via laser pulses.
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With the company facing a turning point and Kalanick needing to spend time with family, a temporary leave could make sense.
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We are both curtailed by a sense of needing to know and a sense of not needing or wanting to say.
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Without needing to understand these complicated subjects and their technology, farmers can use innovative products to capture the information they need.
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Eventually, without me needing to do much about it, David settled on the idea that we would go to Paraguay together.
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Many workers surveyed in the report say that they limit their liquid intake to avoid needing to urinate while at work.
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But, again, you are ferociously stoned and the pressure of needing to puff puff pass is getting to be too much.
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That means that, unlike much of the competition, the watch actually can track daytime and nighttime activity, without needing to recharge.
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Or do you zero in on the risk of needing to defend yourself with a firearm and not being able to?
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The 18-volt battery provides plenty of longevity and drilling power, so you can finish the job without needing to recharge.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Hope Solo stood in front of the American net on Friday afternoon, desperately needing to block a shot.
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With so much work needing to be done, it is not possible to stop train traffic for every repair or replacement.
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Zipline's drones fly at around 40 miles per hour and can travel about 90 miles round trip before needing to recharge.
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He has a way that is so simple that it touches your soul without needing to know anything about the music.
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And that could have major national repercussions, with Democrats needing to gain 23 seats nationwide to take control of the House.
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Amazon told CNBC it made the change to ensure there are no repercussions for needing to stay home due to illness.
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By 20163, Ford plans to produce an electric car that can go 300 miles before needing to recharge, Mr. Marakby said.
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Maybe, like me, they feel like a millennial dipshit for needing to outsource a difficult stumbling block on their parenting journey.
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Yes, the collages and letterpress are both me needing to do something for my own creative output, not just for jobs.
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De'Vante Bausby gets rocked by a teammate and suffers a serious injury, needing to be carted off the field #broncos pic.twitter.
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The truth was, I could have a life full of love and joy without needing to hate or shrink my body.
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I would always be the boy in the principal's office, calling for a ride, or in jail, needing to make bail.
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Republicans will largely be on offense, only needing to defend eight seats, while Democrats will have 25 seats on the ballot.
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For most of us, never needing to sign up for another service to reap the benefits of doing so sounds ideal.
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ToTok let users access a full suite of features for free, without needing to use a VPN or any other workarounds.
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After needing to rally in the final five minutes Wednesday night to beat Chattanooga, Virginia Tech never trailed in this one.
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The problems of Britain's outsourcers are illustrated by January's collapse of Carillion and with Interserve needing to rebuild its balance sheet.
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Now, Google is making it possible to have spoken conversations across language barriers without needing to download an app at all.
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It means diabetic patients can get their daily calories without needing to use insulin to balance out spiking blood sugar levels.
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I believe my mother thought that needing to medicate her own discomfort would be a kind of moral and physical weakness.
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I ask this because there's a continual conversation happening around characters needing to be represented by the people with lived experiences.
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Should you find yourself needing to match the performers' elaborate costumes, orange-feathered headdresses can be procured at the gift shop.
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A total of 100 fires were burning in New South Whales on Tuesday, with 60 percent still needing to be contained.
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Having the governor save us from needing to use additional local officers to make us feel safer deserves thanks, not opprobrium.
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They also last about 20 trips in a hilly city like San Francisco before needing to be charged, according to Skip.
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The albums are as intimate and conversational as her recitals; you may even find yourself needing to turn up the volume.
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Like the nesting dolls of science payloads, ICE would feature three modules, each needing to be deployed by the previous one.
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Back in my 2014 (2014!) Game of the Year list for Giant Bomb, I wrote about the tension between needing to recover during hard times and needing to remain engaged: My takeaway then was that it was a hard line to walk, but it was one we had to do, and one that games could help us with.
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And — putting aside the fraught social issues of needing to know your family member's locations — it's kind of amazing that it exists.
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Engage gives educators the tools to create their own lessons and immersive experiences, all without needing to commit a line of code.
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"We are all needing to look very hard at our strategy at what we've been doing," said Cressida Dick, London's police chief.
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Image: SpotifyOne of the big selling points of smartwatches is the ability to control apps without needing to pull out your phone.
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Kardashian West joked about the pair needing to do some quick adjustments to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions as they prepped to pose.
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Soon, anyone — particularly someone with limited hearing — will have access to this feature without needing to buy dedicated hardware to get it.
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But she can't let go, "not yet" — most likely in reference to her needing to stay lithe while she holds the crown. .
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But the more drastically the guidelines are changed, the more acute the potential problem of needing to actually prevail in court becomes.
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The program was touted as a way to watch Xfinity cable TV without needing to lease a set-top box from Comcast.
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This means that users will be able to switch languages between queries without needing to dive into the Assistant's setting every time.
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Pruitt's explanation for needing to fly first class, for instance — for his security and to avoid unpleasant travelers — is unconvincing, Gowdy said.
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That means you'll soon be able to order flowers through private messaging without ever needing to chat with another human, for example.
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And I think there's a lot of needing to know if everyone hates their baby as much as you do at times.
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XP-farming games essentially let players sit in the game without needing to participate in any way after they choose a hero.
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Schedules, meanwhile, could trigger a series of commands at a specific time on specific days, without you needing to say a thing.
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They often feel the heat to go public for different reasons — like needing to raise money for those expensive clinical drug trials.
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The platform aims to simplify the accommodation search for international students needing to secure a base for their studies from a distance.
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The internet juggernaut's service aims to allow people to play high-end video games without needing to purchase expensive consoles or hardware.
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The text of the bill is still being written, allowing all sides to hedge their support on needing to see the details.
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Khaled, you see, is a "provider" of material comforts, and in his mind, this absolves him from needing to pleasure his wife.
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This means that you get the familiar iPhone interface on the car's infotainment screen without needing to plug it in every time.
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Without needing to search, YouTube's recommendation algorithm pointed BuzzFeed News to dozens of accounts, each with multiple videos featuring explicit bestiality thumbnails.
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Plus, with the giant Pixel 2 XL, activating Assistant with a squeeze will work great without needing to reach your thumb over.
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Honda claims adding it would "compromise the interior" by needing to raise the vehicle and cut into the functionality inside the car.
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What Google has built seems a bit cumbersome, with each user needing to stand next to each other to pair their environments.
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"But she showed that she could do 10, 15, 20, 30 moves in succession without needing to cut or reset," Hargrave says.
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The underlying thread of compliance officers needing to "cope" with the challenges expected in the year ahead is set against that backdrop.
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However, the Soyuz has a limited lifetime in orbit, lasting only about 200 days in space before needing to come back down.
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I didn't get anywhere near that with my Android devices, reaching probably 12 or 14 hours before needing to charge back up.
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She chose to focus on Muslim women because they're depicted in a lot of stories as needing to be saved from oppression.
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The selling point of the Percept, though, is that you can track temperature — and therefore, fertility — without actually needing to do anything.
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Perfect if you're expecting a crowd for the holidays, or just needing to serve food big enough for the giant CostCo bear.
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Instagram has updated its camera, allowing users to begin making Stories without needing to have an image or video to start with.
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Besides needing to leave the ravages of Saddam Hussein's regime to join family in the UK, his life had been normal enough.
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Or, to put it another way, I exclusively roll with people I'm past the stage of needing to make small talk with.
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Perhaps a better update would just automatically update everyone's Twitter apps to show the image description button without needing to enable it.
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Full moons are exhausting and emotional—cut yourself some slack if you oversleep or find yourself needing to escape from everyday life.
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If someone is there for the wrong reasons, it will eventually be revealed without others needing to stick their noses in everything.
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They did, however, find a note believed to be written by Anderson that spoke of feeling disrespected and needing to find closure.
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She added that staying private allows Fidelity to have more flexibility while not needing to explain quarterly results to a broad audience.
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The Family Act would provide paid leave for new parents, but also for any worker needing to care for a loved one.
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He was able to organically understand and channel the longings of the Republican base without needing to round up the usual interlocutors.
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Twitter is in the challenging position of needing to keep its regular users happy while making changes to attract a new audience.
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And eventually, "Instead of someone needing to drive their car personally, they can manage a fleet of self-driving cars," Musk says.
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"I do think there has been a lot of education in press about juice needing to be consumed in moderation," Shu said.
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Switchboard: It's tough to efficiently match available trucks with freight needing to be shipped if you don't know where the trucks are.
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With GPS, you'll be able to see live maps and get more accurate pacing information without needing to connect to your smartphone.
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Democrats face an enormous climb in their quest to retake the House, needing to flip 30 seats from the Republicans' historic majority.
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Maxis previously explained why they couldn't yet include toddlers, which mostly boils down to resources and needing to make difficult design decisions.
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Oculus Go is the first VR headset you can casually pick up and use without needing to set time aside for setup.
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Once you reach the point where you find yourself needing to spend money, you have all sorts of options to pick from.
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More surprises land on Halloween, as Venus opposes Uranus, and again you find yourself needing to balance your personal and public life.
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A big bag of chocolate covered espresso beans, conditioner and q-tips almost had the postal clerk needing to check my pulse.
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" A second source says he witnessed Hoffman stumble into his apartment after late nights out, "needing to be helped into the building.
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They went on walks, though these are tricky because they have to avoid needing to ask for anything like water or bathrooms.
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If you work hard, you can play hard too, without needing to refresh your Insta feed every few seconds for vacay inspiration.
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One big downside to a revenue-neutral approach is that you end up needing to raise taxes on some people or companies.
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Land Rover suggests the wristband wearer can then enjoy outdoor activities — running, swimming, or cycling — without needing to haul the key around.
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They see an equal likelihood of approval, but with around 13 percent of the combined sales base needing to be disposed of.
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After separating from her husband in June, single mom Shannon Lance found herself suddenly needing to earn enough to support four children.
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This is about congressional Republicans needing to put a win on the board to avoid being wiped out in the midterm elections.
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Needing to understand motifs and themes in texts — even the boring ones — helped me connect the dots in the world around me.
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There will be no change for current DirecTV NOW subscribers beyond needing to re-accept the terms of service to continue streaming.
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In truth, I had never been in the position of needing to conceptualize, report and write a column in so little time.
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And, they say, few addicts knowingly risk needing to be revived, since naloxone ruins their high and can make them violently ill.
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Rising interest rates pose a particular threat to highly indebted companies, and those needing to access capital markets as borrowing costs increase.
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The secretary of State said that he spoke with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, whom he said "understood completely" needing to reschedule.
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I instantly felt I was being colorist, but I'm also needing to use her skin tone to tell a story—so, wait!
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This problem is compounded further by federal, state and local agencies needing to access and share data from and across these agencies.
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Waiting longer to deliver the baby could raise the mother's likelihood of needing to undergo a cesarean section, according to the study.
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It serves as a quick way to remove any tacky or oily residue from night cream without needing to scrub your face.
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But unlike most would-be influencers, Aniston likely won't be needing to cash in on Instagram ads and other #SponCon anytime soon.
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Nokia have plenty of options available on Amazon if you want to buy a smartphone without needing to mortgage your house first.
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The Tor Project has been working on ways to scale more efficiently in anticipation of eventually needing to meet this higher demand.
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Last year local governments refinanced 3.2 trillion in debt through lower-interest rate bonds, with another 11 trillion needing to be refinanced.
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"Some of the conditioning of men is feelings about needing to be in control, which influences domestic violence, for sure," Garone says.
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They partake in the screening, doctors' appointments, and then their partners get rushed through the process without even needing to be examined.
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I'm guessing that he doesn't understand the point of practical things needing to be attractive—he is happy to let her decide.
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He told me why the government—especially Congress—sometimes loves whistleblowers, and why the Whistleblower Protection Act keeps needing to be tweaked.
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It means not needing to venture outside on a bitter January night to dine at the hotel restaurant, Cut by Wolfgang Puck.
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You're not a bad person for wanting -- and needing -- to preserve your time, money and emotional energy during an already demanding season.
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It suggests that the many anecdotal reports that employers were needing to increase pay to attract workers are more than just anecdotes.
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The labor market is getting stronger, and employers are needing to think harder about how to invest in recruiting and retaining employees.
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"She knew how politics worked and could make it function without needing to be in the spotlight," a friend, Steven Maviglio, said.
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Mazrouei said he did not anticipate needing to call any extraordinary meeting of OPEC member countries before a scheduled meeting in December.
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Email was clearly a way that people were communicating and more and more groups were needing to work together over long distances.
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But there's only four of them and my hunter has five shots before needing to reload—I guess I'll take those odds.
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He signed a lease on the spot, needing to prove only that he and Mr. Burr could afford the $3,700 monthly rent.
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I want young people to have some security, so they're not just operating from a place of needing to pay the bills.
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"There has been talk about the bill needing to be even stronger," Kelly McBee, a policy analyst at the organization, tells MUNCHIES.
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"My mom will have to make an excuse about needing to come to Madrid to sort out my dress," she tells me.
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Needing to show some creative spark now that they're down a goal, Costa Rica brings in winger Christian Bolaños for Johan Venegas.
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So I think I've been in the habit of needing to rehire myself in this job, in this role with these responsibilities.
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Recovering drug addicts and cancer, dialysis, physical therapy and low-income patients are among those needing to travel to regular medical appointments.
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Amazon made the change to ensure there are no repercussions for needing to stay home due to illness, the company told CNBC.
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Heat affects battery performance, and you may see onscreen warnings about the phone needing to cool down if things get too toasty.
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However, the dimmable night light is an added bonus that could even prevent you from needing to buy a separate night light.
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That means the electric vehicles should have no problem making it through a full day of police work without needing to recharge.
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But I could mostly avoid scrutiny by talking about having just had a big lunch or needing to save room for dessert.
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The subject line should communicate exactly who you are and what you're looking for without a recruiter needing to open the email.
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My frustration doesn't come from needing to think that people were fooled by someone who doesn't have their best interests at heart.
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There is something different about needing to be liked by the people in your industry, by the people that you work with.
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On Tuesday the party ruled he had the automatic right to stand in the contest without needing to be nominated by lawmakers.
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CNBC has previously reported that current and former Tesla employees say the company is needing to rework parts and vehicles, furthering delays.
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However, Cleveland (6-8) enters its Week 16 game against the Baltimore Ravens needing to win its final two games to reach .
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That said, I think the idea of not needing to suffer in life and choosing happiness is a fairly recent American notion.
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Plus, there are paddles around back for crouching, jumping, strafing, you name it without needing to take your thumbs off those trackpads.
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This comes as Mr. Trump enters a critical period needing to pass legislation like a spending measure to keep the government open.
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The Star Wars mythos is littered with contradictions about the Force needing balance but the Dark Side needing to be fought and destroyed.
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I actually wish they showed him occasionally hitting a wall and needing to spend a few days finding a new vuln or something.
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The couple been critiqued by parent shamers on everything from holding Luna incorrectly to Miles needing to wear a helmet after developing plagiocephaly.
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Suddenly, I find myself needing to prepare them for another life lesson: Honoring diversity in others does not guarantee the same in return.
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan appreciated a reference President Trump made to negotiators needing to get better deals to repair the nation's infrastructure.
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Entanglement in such a line-based arrangement has the helpful property of not needing to be passed from neighboring particle to neighboring particle.
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That's why most people can hold their bladder for six to eight hours as they sleep without needing to get up and pee.
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But perhaps a yoga class could go back to just being a yoga class, rather than needing to be defined as something more.
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The man wasn't at the highest point in his life, having recently lost his mother, and needing to care for his young son.
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It could be losing your job, falling ill and needing to take time off work, or dealing with a death in the family.
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" This way, "resolving the alarm will just mean removing the item from the gift bag or gift box without needing to unwrap it.
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I'm happy to report my role of "mom" has evolved from needing to belong to genuinely wanting to help and nurture loved ones.
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"They're focused on solving the problem of needing to be seen like they're doing something, rather than solving the actual problem," she said.
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The antiquated stereotype of women needing to hide for their own protection is not permitted in America and certainly not in the workplace.
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It frames her as needing to be pushed and guided by the more experienced men around her into doing what she really wants.
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Cari also wasn't supposed to "act pregnant," she said, and got in trouble for getting morning sickness and for suddenly needing to pee.
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Viv would be another step toward a world where consumers will connect with their technology without needing to type, click or even gesture.
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Logitech's latest keyboard, the Pro X Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, uses key switches that can be swapped out without you needing to desolder them.
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According to the listing, the OMOTON keyboard's battery life is long — like, 30 days of continuous use without needing to change the batteries.
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If anything, it's gotten quicker, more instantaneous, increasingly relentless, our mind's needing to get sharper, busier, our rents higher, our jobs more demanding.
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Our review unit lasted nearly a week without needing to be charged, and its auto-pause feature likely played a role in that.
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Another tries to pour hers into a glass and ends up needing to crush the can to get all of the liquid out.
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Watching these videos, it's clear that therapy can be helpful to anyone and that there's nothing wrong with needing to talk things out.
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Additionally, this would mean you'd finally be able to plug your phone into your Mac laptop without needing to purchase a new cable.
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I am in between having kids and needing to go out every night, so Bay Ridge fits perfectly in between those two opposites.
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She remembers the long, exhausting day she'd had at work, and needing to take a quick nap at Ooko's apartment before heading home.
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The entire loan application and approval process occurs online without needing to speak to a representative, much like Wealthfront's all-digital investment accounts.
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Equally it can be about something radically different — like saying how you feel or what you hope without needing to articulate that exactly.
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This lets you have one album to gaze upon your cute dog or partner without needing to scroll through endless other miscellaneous photos.
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The Android version of the Telegram messaging app can play YouTube video links directly, without needing to send you out to another app.
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In such cases debt incurred in the past shrinks steadily as a share of GDP without any new taxes needing to be levied.
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The moon opposes Neptune at 7:05 PM, finding us needing to create a better balance between real life and our dream worlds.
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The Tap can go a whopping nine hours before needing to be charged, so even your longest escapades can have a lasting soundtrack.
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Needing to find a ground that matched UEFA's stringent stadium requirements, Zorya eventually struck a deal to use the Chornomorets Stadium in Odessa.
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Garner said Echo faced challenges, with Amazon needing to bolster its search capabilities and make it localized as it launches in new regions.
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Skimer is essentially malware that gives hackers full access to an ATM without needing to install any physical hardware, like a card skimmer.
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The stress of needing to justify each weekend why I want to stay in my apartment instead of going home is getting hard.
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I decided to make painting, but I wasn't coming from painting in the sense of needing to hold a brush and smear paint.
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Instead of a battery needing to be replaced after two or years, just turn on a spare cell to maintain the original performance.
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The benefits are obvious: rather than needing to send gritting trucks around after every snowfall, you just let the concrete de-ice itself.
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This will immediately launch the stream in question, without you needing to navigate to the live stream from within the TV app itself.
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You have to be careful that you're dating that person for the right reason, not just because you're needing to fill a void.
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Niantic's mission right now should be figuring out how to keep the game fresh without needing to constantly churn out generation after generation.
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The thing is, she's not wrong about Cyrus needing to be held accountable for a great many things -- Amanda Tanner (Liza Weil), anyone?
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It takes lovely little photos when you have a well-lit situation, and the JPEGs will look great without needing to use software.
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So do you bet on needing to lease space for 50 people knowing you'll be wasting money while you grow into the space?
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Again, information is coming to light, and you'll find yourself needing to create more balance in your life, especially concerning home and family.
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As the warm-up progresses, and I'm needing to get a little more amped up, I'll put on something more dancey or electronic.
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Minimum component order quantities meant they had to make a larger second batch than just 503 units, hence needing to look for financing.
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And we need to think through the continuing challenges of our fellow Americans needing to cast ballots remotely, especially our military from overseas.
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The marketplace accommodates both small businesses needing to fill one or a few shifts, as well as large events looking for 200 people.
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"I would say a 100-fold increase in the amount of smartphones that we were running into and needing to process," he added.
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He also notes it's hard to have a heart for making a difference in a broken system and also needing to stay afloat.
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If all you're needing to control are IR devices, the 950 is good, but it limits what you can get in the future.
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Without needing to route analog circuitry, a phone maker could switch to digital audio and shave off precious millimeters from the device's body.
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NBC reported that the extended stays are a result of a backlog of children needing to be matched with relatives or foster parents.
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Approving that budget will allow Republicans to fast-track their tax-reform plan without needing to secure any Democratic votes in the Senate.
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It is unlikely he will start, with Germany needing to be as agile and aggressive against the Koreans as they were against Sweden.
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At least Cheryl's comments about Veronica needing to take matters into her own hands, rather than use Cheryl as a puppet, hit home.
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Thomas Cook put its profitable airlines business up for sale in February after profit warnings in 2018 left it needing to raise cash.
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"Employers merely need to click on an icon to obtain the applicant's credentials versus needing to comb through bullets on a traditional resume."
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Inadequate reserving would put further pressure on already slim solvency ratios and could lead to firms needing to strengthen their capital in 23530.
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Being an upstart also means needing to develop brand awareness very quickly, experts say, especially if the company hopes to become relevant overseas.
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But while there is consensus around needing to reform the process, limited support exists even within the GOP for Cotton and Perdue's bill.
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Eritrea's ambitions to expand its mining industry face hurdles, however, with the planned new projects still needing to raise some capital or debt.
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That would leave them needing to form a parliamentary alliance with anti-capitalist CUP to reach the 68-seat threshold for a majority.
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"Working for him, if you're young, means always needing to be careful about sharing your actual opinion with him," said the former aide.
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The main compartment is pretty roomy, so I was able to toss in all of my stuff without needing to worry about space.
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Marty Mosby, director of bank and equity strategies at Vining Sparks, is predicting more, similar consolidation for banks needing to compete on technology.
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And, the episode suggests, it was some latent feeling of needing to not be shown up by Jackie Kennedy that prompted the move.
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A change in plans is likely to arrive, and a conversation you've been wanting to have may end up not needing to happen.
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But, of course, Trump did run, which again simply led to speculation that he would drop out before needing to release his returns.
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Perhaps coincidentally, star Hayden Panettiere tweeted a message about needing to focus on holistically healing herself in hopes of ameliorating her postpartum depression.
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But the older I get, the more I find myself wanting a partner who can relate to me without needing to be taught.
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This can become crippling and anxiety-inducing in many ways, because things that others would never even notice start needing to be perfect.
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By plugging into existing patient record systems, Simplifeye makes data more accessible without doctors or dentists needing to log into a desktop application.
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The device is also waterproof and sweatproof, and can be used up to 12 months before needing to replace the coin cell battery.
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This means that rocketeers are able to use and manufacture APCP for their rockets without needing to get a license from the bureau.
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What should be viewed differently is the reality that all presidents end up needing to deal with crises of one type or another.
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Needing to escape this heathen, I go to the patio and find the New Yorkers from the pool enjoying a bottle of Bourdeaux.
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When you were writing, were you thinking about needing to provide certain context for readers who maybe don't have the knowledge about Partition?
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Not disqualified but needing to show leadership are the IG, DOJ minus Sessions, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and the appeals process for McCabe.
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"Chinese companies, in order to satisfy this area of customer demand are needing to continue to search for the right acquisitions," he said.
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This relies on each party in the deal having a paper or digital copy of the contract and needing to update it individually.
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There are many reasons to purchase a new TV, and sometimes it's a case of desperately needing to replace a tired old set.
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"Everything that hippies were fighting for then, is still needing to be fought for today," said Andy Coxon, who plays hippy George Berger.
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I promised myself to give the critical instinct a rest, because it's a treat to enjoy a show without needing to evaluate it.
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We need to provide people with meaningful alternatives that stops them from needing to step foot on a boat in the first place.
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The human race, with all its complexity and differences, is the same at the core with needing to find something comforting to understand.
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He taught us the proper arm motions to use if we ever found ourselves needing to signal to an oncoming train to stop.
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But as a mother to a child in New York City, she still finds herself needing to look for other sources of income.
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While lower rates are good news for anyone with debt, they are a curse for anyone needing to keep their money in cash.
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Still needing to explain his thin employment history, he reinvented himself as a recent college student who had nearly earned an associate degree.
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One of the next objectives is to land back on the ground after a flight at altitude, without needing to open a parachute.
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They all laughed, since another perk of the sisters club is never needing to explain yourself or excuse your fucked-up coping mechanisms.
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As Spotify (SPOT) and Slack (WORK) have proved, this is an efficient way for companies to go public without needing to raise money.
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T. orders a Lyft to the party and we hang out there for a few hours before needing to call it a night.
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Ms. Gillibrand's plan for older Americans would also enact paid family leave that would cover workers needing to care for aging family members.
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That left him needing to wrest back control of the political agenda from rivals who are becoming increasingly successful at pegging him back.
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Achieving a surplus means the government should be able pay investors with own finances rather than needing to borrow more to pay them.
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I remember hearing the news when I was at the gym and needing to sit down on the floor; grown men were crying.
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What animates them is an overwhelming sense of having been abandoned by the adults and needing to take matters into their own hands.
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The initial seminars help with a lot of the issues actors struggle with in terms of having confidence and needing to be validated.
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If you know where to look, you can score some pretty amazing staples without needing to compromise on the material, fit, or execution.
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We are on fire about the rules being rigged against us and needing to elect people that are going to stand with workers.
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It's not exactly industrial scale, but it demonstrates that the process can easily be scaled up without needing to build a larger device.
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Apple has the luxury of wanting subscribers, but without needing to rely on them or Apple TV Plus for the company's continued success.
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"We can start shaping the battlefield faster, because when we start fighting bigger opponents, we are needing to be able to do that."
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But because the movie changed a lot over the course of a decade, each casting process came with needing to meet the [player].
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On a trip to Amsterdam, Vogel recalled wanting to stay longer but needing to return to his studio in Germany to edit photos.
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"Now, you've got people needing to sell," one trader said, adding the discount is likely to widen further over the next few days.
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If it worked, he would receive a donated liver without needing to take powerful drugs to prevent the immune system from rejecting it.
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Defending your technology and business model is hard enough without needing to protect your hoo-ha from the who's who of venture capital.
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But his subtlety, his crooked genius, lies in never needing to be told; he divines what you desire, before you know it yourself.
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They show it's possible to stay active without needing to feel guilty for not looking a certain way or being a certain shape.
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It's weird how some bands like AFI and some acronym bands manage to do okay without needing to explain what it stands for.
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Alewife station in Cambridge is a good example of easy, affordable access into Boston's transit system without needing to drive into the city.
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But the never-ending list single mothers keep of "Things Needing to Get Done," as she calls it in her book, became unbearable.
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The second guy to do so bears the exact same costs, but ends up needing to settle for fewer customers and lower prices.
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Its no-screen interface makes it easy to learn when a call, text, or email comes in without needing to reach for the phone.
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The company will have to show some other reason for needing to reorganize, and that it's not just trying to stiff a single creditor.
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"We see the Fed needing to exert modest restraint on growth, hiking four times to 22.3 to 20.2 by year-end," said the economists.
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And despite what former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said in the past about needing to get rid of the driver, Khosrowshahi said he disagrees.
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Infinity War kept needing to remind us that the risk of Thanos winning was universal genocide, because we're that desensitized to world-ending threats.
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One thing LG's 16-camera device could be used for is capturing different angles of a subject without actually needing to reposition its cameras.
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Avoid stress at all costs—even if you try to get work done today, you'll probably end up needing to redo it another time.
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If you had found yourself stuck in a meeting and needing to rage through the jungle as a giant ape, this was your fix.
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But despite needing to strike a pose resembling that of a Downton Abbey character at dinner, it's no harder to ride than a bicycle.
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After months of carrying fear and hurt and anger inside me, a familiar feeling of needing to convey myself brought me to the page.
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In the short time I spent with the Theta V, I had a blast walking around not needing to worry about composition or audio.
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I'm less convinced than ever that it has a reason for doing this beyond needing to have a storyline to occupy a few episodes.
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GM bought back a ton of shares before finally needing to be bailed out by the government, $20.4 billion from 220 to 28 alone.
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" "I know what it feels like and it's not good" she said with a laugh, as she lamented needing to find a "new lover.
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Now it's easier to leverage Google's AI smarts to identify flowers or different kinds of dogs without needing to dig around in Google Photos.
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For double the price ($1.77) you can purchase 100 Instagram followers, without even needing to leave the underground shopping center where you're hanging out.
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The medical term for needing to urinate multiple times per night is "nocturia," and it's caused by an overproduction of urine in the kidneys.
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They connect to your phone via Bluetooth, and Bragi says they'll last for six hours before needing to go back in the charging case.
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This place is very Big Brother, and monitors what you grab for yourself without needing to have anyone ring you up for your purchases.
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It now supports iOS' Spotlight Search so you can easily find events, reminders and goals without needing to open up the Google Calendar app.
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In addition to that, it has a touchpad function so you can control the curser on your device without needing to use a mouse.
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Needing to get away from it all, she left with her husband and family to return to their village in Rajasthan, in West India.
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The private channels will let admin restrict channels without needing to create separate teams, and it's a highly requested feature from current Teams users.
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It's a voice recorder, but it also does real-time transcription right there as it records without needing to send anything to the internet.
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That's highly unlikely, which will leave the Surface Pro 7 needing to catch up to the design of the Surface Pro X next year.
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Segmented over the course of casual listening sessions every day, that got me through a week without needing to dig out the MicroUSB cable.
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Needing to raise about $1 million, Green plans to map out a grassroots strategy during August and officially announce his candidacy around Labor Day.
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At CES, the Droid Turbo 226 was my backup phone and I easily went a day and a half before needing to recharge it.
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If you — or someone in your home — switches from iOS to Android, you might find yourself needing to replace your smart home one day.
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The combat is frantic and measured at the same time, with players needing to time their attacks carefully in response to the monster's own.
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In June, Telegram introduced a number of location-flavored features to allow users to quickly exchange contact details without needing to type in digits.
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He becomes obsessed with needing to find out who killed this guy and why—what's behind all this is what he becomes obsessed with.
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Claire gives her a half-truth about having a husband in America, and needing to make a fresh start, but Jenny is no fool.
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We also added the ability for the phone to restart without needing to connect to power, if a user still encounters an unexpected shutdown.
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One observer compares the situation to having one's hand stuck in a door, and needing to pull it out without letting the door close.
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The practical stuff — like not constantly needing to charge — is probably more precious than a "holographic, teleporting" futuristic feature, the Journal's Geoffrey Fowler writes.
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Now we have moved into a new phase of delivering at scale and needing to win the trust of customers, regulators, and other stakeholders.
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Source: Digi-Capital Most developed mobile markets have hit saturation, with sales coming from consumers replacing their phones regularly despite not really needing to.
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People tend to use the Like button as a bookmarking feature, in many cases – especially when needing to reference a notable tweet like this.
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OneDegree has developed an online insurance platform that lets consumers purchase personal lines and health insurance products without needing to consult with an agent.
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That should mean that you could send this thing into a forest, and it would fly around trees without the pilot needing to steer.
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"We came here needing to hit the accelerator, not the brakes," Brazil's chief negotiator Antonio Marcondes told Reuters on the sidelines of the Nov.
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Di Grassi and Evans, needing to win, crashed together on the final lap while Switzerland's Buemi was third to finish as overall runner-up.
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Young constantly battles to prevent his stamina from dropping too low, needing to graze between meals to avoid collapsing from dangerously low energy levels.
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The bulk of the provisions were related to "transformation projects" - operators needing to upgrade old systems - in Ericsson's IT & Cloud business, the company said.
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It feels only inevitable before more and more of those activities are performed by Google, on your behalf and with you needing to ask.
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It's unclear how the suit will affect Spotify's direct listing plans, outside of needing to add a new risk factor to the confidential docs.
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Having fresh, pristine vegetables delivered to my door, without needing to chop, store and get mad when my spinach wilts, was a beautiful thing.
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Israel defines itself as needing to constitute a decisive Jewish demographic majority [and] thereafter describes all those Palestinian refugees as constituting an existential threat.
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So if prices come down, users might be more tolerant of needing to wiggle their smart whatnot to get it to work as billed.
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At the same ratio of cash and stock as Kraft had proposed, that would leave Unilever needing to hustle up $4.23 billion in cash.
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While Ivanka never decried the ban, she has expressed sympathy for Syrian refugees, calling the issue a "global humanitarian crisis" needing to be resolved.
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" But the embassy stressed that "there are some procedures needing to go through, for example, to get to China's food safety and quarantine standards.
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The key part of it has been thinking about my needing to put in self-deprecating humor to convince people that I am palatable.
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To prevent Americans from needing to heavily rely on the appeals process in the first place, policymakers must ensure proper protections are in place.
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Australian media had raised concerns about the BNPL model in 2018, with reports that shoppers had made purchases without needing to give their names.
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From there, you can search for anything and instantly share them within an app like Messager or WhatsApp without needing to leave the app.
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His blatant lies about Trump's inauguration crowd size are also disappointing, but can (charitably) be chalked up to needing to win trust with Trump.
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"We see this as an awesome starting point, especially for larger organizations needing to be able to scale something that is effective," Emerson said.
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You can now add up to five Instagram accounts and swiftly switch between them without needing to log out and log back in again.
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Drivers only need to set up the Volvo app rather than needing to download separate apps for fueling, car wash, and valet parking companies.
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Including specific feedback you've received and goals you've met can help you avoid needing to use "fluff" to fill out your work experience. 4.
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This paired with needing to find players for dungeons and other things meant you were probably more likely to make deeper connections with players.
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Ford, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles , GM and Hyundai Motor Co offered discounts for customers needing to replace flooded vehicles, the companies said in separate releases.
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It comes with the 2018 midterm elections in 15 days and Democrats needing to win 23 seats to take back the House of Representatives.
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There was chaos on the roads, with at least five stranded motorists needing to be plucked from rising floodwaters, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
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