They did a nice job of blocking it and we didn't defeat the one-on-one blocks and they did a nice job.
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OK, she does a pretty nice job with that foot.
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"He's done a nice job," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.
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The offensive line I think has done a nice job.
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Design does a nice job containing fumes and grease spatters.Expensive.
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They do a nice job of weeding out anything weird.
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The company's done a nice job slimming the system down.
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Nice job, gals — both the readers and writers among you.
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He did a nice job on the line of scrimmage.
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"What a nice job (Okert) did again tonight," Bochy said.
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Our manager and our catchers all do a nice job.
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Each does a nice job of laying out its case.
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They came to my house and did a nice job.
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Peter does a nice job somewhat rhythmically undulating his body.
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"We changed the ribbons and cleaned them, nice job," he wrote.
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Laying the bunt down, doing a nice job in the field.
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"Nice job on the homework," the president wrote to Kenny Jops.
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"Our guys did a nice job of getting stops," McMillan said.
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"Nice job," the agent tells the pilots, according to the transcript.
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YOU'VE DONE A REALLY NICE JOB, A LOT OF QUESTIONS AHEAD.
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"I thought he did a nice job," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Fender's done a nice job on the comfort side, as well.
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Alderson said Nido and Lobaton had done a "nice job" defensively.
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"He did a very nice job with his address," said Sen.
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They know they're 20-3 and done a pretty nice job.
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Our bullpen did a nice job there and gave us a chance.
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The guys went out, closed it out and did a nice job.
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Overall, he did a nice job and was smart with the ball.
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However, the guys at FBFX did a nice job [with this suit].
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"The TSA did a nice job in setting this up," Goldbloom emphasized.
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If not, then Cyrus Kouandjio has done a nice job for us.
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He does a nice job, too, of playfully tweaking our smartphone dependency.
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"Vargas did a nice job of keeping guys off balance," said Matheny.
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We did a nice job and the bullpen held them in check.
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Like, nice job for making it through the fuckhole that is school.
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And he just did a really nice job really connecting with him.
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Nice job updating the clue for that entry, Mr. Gulczynski and editors.
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"He did a nice job of managing the damage," manager Mike Matheny said.
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I think some of the online specialists are doing a really nice job.
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And the search is on to find a nice job for Mr Merz.
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There's a place local to his office that does a very nice job.
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He kept us in it, and then the bullpen did a nice job.
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Tesla has done a very nice job of raising awareness of electrified vehicles.
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This series has always done a nice job of inverting the relationship standbys.
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But I think he has done a nice job, too, as a starter.
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Calvin has taken advantage of those opportunities and done a really nice job.
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I thought he did a really nice job handling himself down the stretch.
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And I thought NBC did a nice job of breaking up the tedium.
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Phil Bryant also offered up praise, tweeting, "Nice job, Dr. Adams!" on Wednesday.
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Luckily I found a nice job right after, where I still work today!
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"I thought he did a nice job," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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Fitbit did a nice job with the hardware for the Fitbit Versa 2100.
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McNeil did a nice job of tagging him before he got to me.
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Jeff Bezos, I think he's done a nice job at the Washington Post.
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Now I'm asking you, you've got a nice job, you sound pretty smart.
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"I thought (Suarez) did a real nice job," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
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They did a nice job capturing the "highlights" of Tuesday's Democratic candidates debate.
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"(Quintana) did a nice job of getting out of some tough spots," Ventura said.
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Tile did a nice job with the color schemes, despite them being slightly basic.
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"He did a nice job," Arizona manager Chip Hale said of De La Rosa.
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"I think that we did a really nice job with season one," he said.
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"He's doing a nice job and we're hopeful he can get it," Renteria said.
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It was a nice job by a couple other guys making some good plays.
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But the plan, I think the guys did a nice job of executing it.
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"He did a nice job of taking care of his half volleys," Federer said.
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I feel like he's playing the role and he's doing a nice job at it.
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"I thought he did a nice job of kind of confusing our guys," Molitor said.
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"I think Sucre, he's done a nice job with the pitchers," manager Kevin Cash said.
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"All year long we've done a nice job of recovering, turning the page," Roberts said.
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I thought he did a nice job for them, kind of held the fort there.
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Josh Zeitlin at the Advisory Board Company did a nice job of summarizing everybody's feelings.
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Collins does do a really nice job of not letting the reader off the hook!
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"Boycotting cookies that teach little girls leadership skills to own the libs, nice job," she wrote.
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Both claims are debatable, and Will Boisvert does a nice job of sifting through them here.
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Based on the demo I saw, the team actually did a really nice job with this.
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Rosen does a nice job of detailing the labor and staggering expense behind industrial antibiotic development.
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"For example, the Girl Scouts did a nice job of refocusing on women's empowerment," she said.
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I will mostly miss that Inbox did such a nice job of integrating tasks with emails.
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Pelfrey did a nice job of keeping us in the game, giving us a chance, honestly.
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To be in it right to the end I thought the guys did a nice job.
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The company does a nice job of tempering Wall Street's expectations and then delivering on them.
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"He did a nice job in the interview," Saban said Saturday at the team's Media Day.
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"I thought he did a nice job to give us four inningS of work," Renteria said.
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"He did a nice job keeping us in the ballgame," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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The wood on this ride does a nice job of shielding its elements, keeping riders surprised.
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Before they'd see that women would stay in the home and maybe have a nice job.
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McGregor doing a nice job of keeping Mayweather away, though he is not landing anything solid.
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If it's a nice job, you may as well do everything you can to get it.
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Three people come up to me afterward saying I did a really nice job of chairing.
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"He did a nice job of keeping us in the game," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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I also thought we did a nice job running the no-huddle offense, which helped us.
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On the bright side, Middle Tennessee did a nice job limiting turnovers (one) and penalties (four).
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"I think Gael did a nice job of not being frustrated losing the first set," Federer said.
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With the absence of some of our players, he really did a nice job for us tonight.
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As a film, The Circle does a nice job showing off tech that feels realer than ever.
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And when he saw Nicole, he looked at Charlotte [Tilbury] and me and said, 'Nice job, girls!
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"They did a real nice job for us," said Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek, of the reserve centers.
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"They really do a nice job of manufacturing offense with formations, sets," said Tulane coach Willie Fritz.
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"I thought Seth did a nice job of managing his team today," Kansas coach David Beaty said.
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And I think that, given what she's done with this brand, [she's] done a really nice job.
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She was the only one who sung her solo and she actually did quite a nice job.
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He's young and really hasn't pitched a lot because he's been hurt, but he did a nice job.
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"I was lucky enough to have a very nice job that relocated me to Los Angeles," she explains.
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"We did a nice job fighting back, excuse the expression, and holding on for the win," Ausmus said.
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But a new book by American University history professor Allan Lichtman does a nice job of explaining it.
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Nice job, Joe!' but, secretly, you wished you could be eating In-N-Out instead - it's like that.
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They did a nice job this past weekend and I expect them to do the same moving forward.
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Those vertical stacks of 247 are tricky to fill well, but Ms. Weintraub does a very nice job.
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"A limo driver sounds like a nice job, but it's really just minimum wage plus tip," he explained.
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"The pitchers we asked to come in there did a really, really nice job," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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The company that lands the gig will have some nice job security ... DHS is offering a 5-year contract.
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The rose emoji, in particular, has come to represent "I'm proud of you" or "nice job," in her family.
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And I think that, you know, given what she's done with this brand, she's done a really nice job.
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"I thought our relief did a nice job to contain them and keep us within striking distance," Renteria said.
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But Quartz did a nice job of compiling charts to explain the problem with cash flowing out of the country.
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And as I came up, I wanted to shake her hand and thank her because she did a nice job.
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You're working hard to break your bad habits (nice job passing up that nail polish on your last drugstore run!).
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SALIC has "done a really nice job of allowing our team to operate as an independent Canadian organization," he said.
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Click here to view original GIFThis picture does a nice job at capturing how tense the room must feel. Getty
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He has done a really nice job of learning our system and improving every day, but Tyrod Taylor has, too.
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I thought the relief corps did a nice job of keeping us there, once they went and tied the ballgame.
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If you just want something to play LPs, it'll do a nice job; its half-dozen competitors will suffice too.
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Gail, above, seems nice enough and he's been doing a really nice job keeping up with all of my anniversaries.
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The mobile app also does a nice job breaking down the specific workouts, including calories, duration and muscle groups engaged.
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I looked back at the kitchen to thank the person who'd done such a nice job of preparing my lunch.
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Portugal gets a midrange free kick, but Alireza Beiranvand did a nice job of taking it away with his head.
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They do a nice job, though, of slipping in explanatory tidbits to help along those unfamiliar with the lowrider world.
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He committed himself to the discipline of economics, earning himself a "nice job" commendation at the end of the term.
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The first two episodes do a nice job taunting us with the spectral Lucy while lining up the human suspects.
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The hotel does a nice job of spreading out the large number of folks that stay here on any given night.
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"They did a nice job at laying off the balls up, which he's got a lot of swings at," Counsell said.
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Consider that we no longer live in a time when a nice job at the local mill is waiting for you.
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Ninety-nine bucks for a Bluetooth speaker isn't cheap, but Bose has done a really nice job with the SoundLink Micro.
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AirPods aren't noise canceling, but in my brief experience in a bustling scene, they did a nice job blocking out sound.
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Weir does a pretty nice job describing what would be different about moving on the moon as compared to the Earth.
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But coconut oil does a particularly nice job of raising HDL, the "good" cholesterol, especially when replacing carbohydrates in the diet.
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I had a really nice job as an engineer and I was earning a lot of money, testing parts of aeroplanes.
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"It did a nice job for us in the quarter," chief operating officer Roz Brewer said on an analyst call Thursday.
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Wilson Cruz did a nice job portraying Culber in limited screen time, particularly when paired with Anthony Rapp as Stamets. 1.
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Toronto is 8 of 19 from 3-point range (42.1 percent) and has done a nice job keeping its turnovers down.
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I think the folks in Saudi did a nice job of recovering that capacity and managing the crisis and the issue.
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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Wednesday said Hill has done a nice job with managing his life off the field.
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I think of you guys as audio, and so I'm not doing a very nice job, but this is 260 farmhouse.
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And the animation, from Blue Sky, does an amazingly nice job of wedding Schulz's two-dimensional drawings to 3D computer animation.
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The name is does a nice job describing how it works: You can save small sums of money and earn small returns.
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Firefox did a nice job of moving my passwords; I was able to immediately log in to a random selection of sites.
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And if nothing else, hitting the "Auto" filter usually does a very nice job of improving the white balance of your image.
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"Mosaik told me they love the product because it's innovative, but also because it's a nice job for the workers," he says.
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In Colombia people of color are still fighting for human rights; you can't get a "nice" job, it's a very serious issue.
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He keeps his head up in the open floor and does a nice job feeding shooters as soon as they spring open.
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"Ricky got some big outs early and was actually doing a really nice job of locating his pitches," manager Mike Scioscia said.
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He is 29 years old now and has a very nice job in Manhattan, as a director at the Bank of Montreal.
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They've done a really nice job of getting guys involved, trying to get them ready to play in a short period of time.
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Zach did a nice job of, 'hey, go in there and get a few carries and see what you can do with them.
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The Dobby drone from Zerotech, which retails for $399, does a really nice job of nailing what makes this category fun and useful.
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Kyle and DeMar did a really nice job attacking the basket, because Indiana is one of the better defensive teams in the league.
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Manager Kevin Cash said the first time he spoke to him was when he told him "Nice Job" after completing the ninth inning.
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Brixton is a newer California brand launched in 2004 that does a nice job riding the line between classic and innovative hat styles.
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I always thought the role of GB was written for a Golden Retriever, but Jimmy Stewart did a nice job with it. pic.twitter.
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"Our guys did a nice job of fighting back from being down 7-0, but we couldn't get over the hump," Ausmus said.
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They did a nice job of keeping it clean, especially after a less-than-stellar experience during its Wimbledon stream earlier this year.
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Lingard arrives to try to score, but Granqvist does a nice job to get in the way, avoiding a hand ball or penalty.
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I've got a nice job here at ESPN that I enjoy and gives me a lot of free time with my three kids.
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It has a blue light that shines when it is powered on, and it does a nice job filling my car with aromatherapy scent.
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In explaining the decision, Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, did a nice job of underlining Zuckerberg's hypocrisy on this issue (without ever naming him).
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The New Yorker even wrote a thinkpiece about the color in 2015 that did a nice job discussing the history of the metal itself.
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Worse, the theory "can't be defeated even by good numbers or a , which gave us nice job growth with very little inflation, " he said.
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This is a sprawling, chaotic, fast-paced issue that does a nice job of wiping the slate clean for future, more traditional Batman narratives.
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You've done a nice job with keeping the fill clean and interesting as well, which will add to the overall fun of the puzzle.
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I did find the TurboTax experience to be a bit easier to navigate, but H&R Block does a very nice job as well.
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"You're doing a nice job, and I appreciate it, but I'm not going to talk about the facts until the president tells me to."
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"I would add, I think we've done a nice job of making it easier for companies to make a choice and commitment to us."
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"There's been an influx of these young guys who have come in and done a nice job," Chiefs Coach Andy Reid said last week.
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But nice job with the interview the other day, the president, and we&aposll be looking forward to 22018 PM for another great Special Report.
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So in that sense, he, I think, he did actually a nice job because the president of the United States felt very comfortable about him.
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"Austin has done a nice job adjusting to hitters at the 21.72A level," according to Mark Scialabba, the director of player development for the Nationals.
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We've had four pretty good starts and the bullpen, even though we've made some changes, they're doing a nice job of keeping us in ballgames.
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You have a steadiness about you that I really admire, and I think you've done a nice job of cultivating your life as an adult.
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To be able to hold that offense down when his stuff wasn't sharp the first couple of innings, I thought he did a really nice job.
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Finnegan threw only 53 strikes in 98 pitches, but did a nice job of limiting the damage as the defense turned three double plays behind him.
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You know, he hung in there and did a really nice job of pitching out of trouble early, and then the home run ball got him.
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Trump told Fox News in June that McAleenan was "doing a nice job," when asked about whether he will nominate him for the permanent secretary role.
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So it goes to show that even though we worked well together and that we all did a nice job, it's not always going to work.
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He took a hiatus, telling me he started a "very nice job" during the middle of the Pro League season that conflicted with the play times.
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Nice job, "New York Times", outing probably one of our best intelligence sources to try to put egg on the face of Donald Trump, you goof balls.
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The app also does a nice job looping music automatically and seamlessly, so it feels like one continuous soundtrack up to the Clips' 30-minute length cap.
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Bryan: There are a lot of moments to touch on in this episode, but one in particular does a nice job of setting the tone: Daryl's dog.
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The box, with its own upgraded internals, is doing some serious upscaling under the hood that makes everything sharper and does a nice job eradicating upscale fuzz.
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Worse, the theory "can't be defeated even by good numbers or a decent employment report, which gave us nice job growth with very little inflation, " he said.
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Anyway, I'm sure HTC is going to do a nice job with this year's Nexus phones — it got everything but the price right with the HTC 10.
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In each case, particularly with the bass, Apple does a nice job of keeping in time with your recording — without requiring any real work on your part.
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But in terms of overall clean, the 360 Eye did a nice job covering corners and the edges of walls, squeezing into spots my Roomba sometimes missed.
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Nice job The #LoveForLeslieJ hashtag spawned in response to the racist attacks, other celebrities offered their support, including Margaret Cho, Dan Savage, and Ghostbusters director Paul Feig.
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Hanna Cheek, a longtime star of the "Pumpkin Pie Show," does a nice job as a political wife whose desperation has hardened into a nasty plastic smile.
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"She's done a very nice job of being able to put some disappointments behind her and get back to work and keep looking for improvements," Cahill said.
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And what we're seeing is that, yeah, they're interested in highlights and some of our competitors are doing a nice job on these third-party social platforms.
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This article does a nice job spotlighting several communities that make London an interesting place, but breezes over the troubling aspects of globalization that impact the city.
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Marileidy from 4D YC-CLIP did a nice job expressing a common thread running throughout many comments — that food is love: Have you ever eaten too much?
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They want the same things you and I want: They want their kid to be happy, a nice job in a good area, good friends and neighbors.
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These findings aren't particularly shocking, but the report does a nice job of breaking down some of the granularities of where, how, and who automation will hit hardest.
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The Pixel does a really nice job of keeping the details intact while smoothing a solid color, such as the sky, producing an overall brighter, more balanced photo.
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Smith did a nice job to poke check the puck off Tierney's stick but it went right to Meier, who quickly swatted a shot into the Calgary net.
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"He's got a funky angle coming in to them, and he does nice job changing eye levels and using all quadrants," said Roberts, citing Wood's three-pitch repertoire.
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The drone came and went without being detected by authorities (NICE JOB, GUYS!) but apparently the guards got suspicious when they found several empty containers in the trash.
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"I think Cap had such a tricky act to stick the landing, and I think they did a really nice job letting him complete his journey," he said.
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He had moved to New York City with his girlfriend, gotten a nice job in a nice office, nice coworkers, a nice salary, and plenty of new friends.
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"We settled in pretty good, and Trivino came in and did a nice job and it remains 2-0 for a while," Bob Melvin, the A's manager, said.
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Will and Joel did an especially nice job on the clue-editing, toning down some of my overly-tricky offerings and adding a nice splash of modern references.
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Even in a noisy, chaotic event space, they did a nice job of keeping up with what I was saying, and I didn't notice any hilarious transcription gaffes.
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"I think all year long we've done a nice job of recovering, turning the page, whether it's a big win or tough loss," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters.
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"Other than a couple pitches that ended up being up, I thought he did a nice job after two weeks of being down," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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At the same time, another contingent longs for sportsmanship in fighters, an ability to treat MMA as a profession, to shake hands and say "nice job" before and after.
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Obviously we weren't going to test this on a real human, so we dressed up some bullet gel, which does a nice job of mimicking the consistency of flesh.
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"Nice job, Bubbe," said my exhausted daughter from her hospital bed, using the name I had claimed (it's Yiddish for "grandmother") the minute she'd told me of her pregnancy.
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Fossil has also done a nice job of offering a wide array of watchfaces — which is good because finding the right ones in the Play Store is a trial.
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For example, studies by Fidelity and T. Rowe Price do a nice job of showing some retirement savings benchmarks for where you need to be, starting at age 212.
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And then offensively, to get our first hit, took a walk, did a nice job on delivering a big hit there to kind of blow that inning open for us.
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I have always wanted to make music and inspire people... It would be a nice job in ways because you get paid for wanting to connect with people through words.
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"The Rhythm Section" was directed by Reed Morano, who did a nice job with the first few episodes of "The Handmaid's Tale," but who seems a bit self-indulgent here.
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If you can get a good seal with one of the included sets of ear tips, the 75t does a nice job of noise isolation and quieting down your surroundings.
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In a piece for the Wall Street Journal, Greg Ip (a friend and former colleague of this blogger) does a nice job explaining the links between Brexit and a tumbling pound.
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Zack Beauchamp does a nice job explaining why: It's easy for us to think that the United States gets most of its intelligence from CIA spies, satellite photos, or NSA intercepts.
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Though not as ideal as charging the original polluters, the AML does a nice job of placing responsibility for environmental problems in the hands of those closest to the problem's origin.
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"The positives are Zimm (Jordan Zimmerman) pitched well and the offense did a nice job coming back from a two-run deficit late in the game," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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If you're a fan of Vodou mythology, this comic does a nice job of handling it without fetishing it, which shows like American Horror Story still can't seem to get right.
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A site named iFixit, which tears down consumer electronics, recently opened up the Magic Leap to understand how it operates, and it did a nice job explaining how the headset works.
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It moves quickly and does a nice job of weaving together two story lines involving an elfin world that is threatened when a giant tree, known as the Ellcrys, begins to die.
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But, we did a nice job, I believe, helping customers and dealers who were on the front lines of retail – JON FORTT: What did you do and how much demand was that?
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The show does a nice job of fast-forwarding just slightly in their fertility journey so that we can jump to them anxiously awaiting news if their one viable embryo implanted itself.
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Ted Stevens [guitarist], who was writing a lot for that record, I feel he did a nice job of keeping things weirder and darker, and I was leaning too pop for Cursive.
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"We've done a very, very nice job... and it allows us to be first of all quicker from the start and also have more chance of improving throughout the year," he added.
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Cleveland also done a nice job of looking for early offense through ball movement while using floor balance and isolation as a fallback: Here's a great example of the Cavs' at their best.
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And don't get me wrong, they do a really nice job of acting like it; so good, in fact, that you feel like you can almost touch that power they hold so dear.
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"Both keynotes did a really nice job of addressing it right away," said Jared Feldman, the CEO of Canvs, a startup that uses AI to determine the sentiment and emotion tied to text.
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"Most companies have done a nice job of making investors aware that there will be these headwinds in the first quarter," said Jim Tierney, chief investment officer of concentrated US growth for AllianceBernstein.
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Amazon looks at pre-orders, sales, trends, customer reviews and ratings to determine what products make it into the store, according to a press release, and I thought they did a nice job of curating.
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"The current management team has actually done a nice job... I think they have invested wisely and I think they managed to regain their core consumer back into the stores," Morningstar analyst Bridget Weishaar said.
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But throw in a few high-fives or thumbs-ups to recognize a nice job clearing the dishes or picking up after a baby sister, and attitudes may brighten — and actions may begin to improve.
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"They did a nice job of finding a population of patients who are being treated by doctors who didn't have any liability," said Mark McClellan, the director of the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy.
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It does a nice job bringing galleries from outside the art-world capitals (Richmond, Va.; San Juan, P.R.; upstate New York; Brooklyn) and still has the let's-put-on-a-show ethos of its youth.
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The heat of the laptop dissipates through the keyboard, speaker grill, and then through leather itself and it does such a nice job you'll find yourself annoyed at all these laptops with plastic or aluminum bottoms.
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The Phillies, on the other hand, have dropped nine of their last 11 after falling to 0-8 on Mondays, but they've done a nice job of bouncing back with a 5-3 record on Tuesdays.
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Other apps to consider: Nuzzel (Free): In the social reader space, Nuzzel does a nice job interacting with Twitter to pull in the best news from the people you follow in an easy to read format.
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Our guide, Aaron, had an affable, mountain man sensibility, and did a nice job leading our group on a three-hour tour through the patches of spartina, or cordgrass, that grew in the brackish marsh water.
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"Little Boxes," a mildly comic story about a biracial family that relocates to an exceedingly white town, feels a bit out of phase, but it's delicately observed and does a nice job of staying within itself.
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This article from my Upshot colleagues Aaron Carroll and Austin Frakt, in which experts voted on the world's best health system, does a nice job of showing the different ways that countries have achieved universal coverage.
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"He's doing a really nice job," Seattle manager Scott Servais said of a pitcher who was in Toronto's minor league system before the starter-desperate Mariners acquired him for a player to be named on June 21.
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But I will say this about the more detailed Medicare plan that Warren announced on Friday: It does a nice job of focusing attention on the problems with the status quo, starting with the sky-high costs.
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No. 15 UCF (minus 13 ) at SMU In seven games this season, Knights coach Scott Frost has become the hottest commodity in coaching, but SMU&aposs Chad Morris is doing a really nice job, too … UCF 45-35.
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Harman's also done a nice job emulating Cortana's listening icon in the form of a morphing, glowing circle in a touch surface on the top of the device, which marks a nice change from the standard LED ring.
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Still, people close to Ms. Nielsen, who was a homeland security official in George W. Bush's administration, have counseled her to lighten up and to pay more attention to the perfunctory niceties of a not-so-nice job.
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In the above photo both cameras do a nice job capturing the fine veins on the leaves and the intricate details of the seed pods, but the great color of the iPhone 256 seems to give it an edge.
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Meier scored his fourth goal of the season when G Mike Smith did a nice job to poke check the puck off Chris Tierney's stick but it went right to Meier, who quickly swatted a shot into the net.
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The offense is a bit of a work in progress, as freshman quarterback Anthony Brown has thrown six interceptions against five touchdowns, but the offensive line has done a nice job of protecting him by allowing only four sacks.
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The new Bebop has done a nice job improving the quality of video when you are panned straight down to the ground, a viewpoint that is unique to aerial filming and can produce some magical results over interesting terrain.
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In a post on Twitter Thursday, Ocasio-Cortez included a screen shot of a headline written about the column, saying "Boycotting cookies that teach little girls leadership skills to own the libs, nice job," with a thumbs up emoji.
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Yellen did a nice job sketching out the unknowns, including slowing Chinese growth and the fact that inflation expectations are slipping further away from the 2 percent the Federal Reserve is supposed to achieve as its target rate of price increases.
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But as recently as this past week against Pittsburgh, I saw this: This is a nice job getting through a hole and accelerating for some positive yardage, but when Allen gets to the second level, he meets Steelers safety Robert Golden.
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I've had some opportunity to play with the phone, and this really does seem to be the most utilitarian set up for a three-camera system, and the camera software does a nice job transitioning between lenses as you zoom in.
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"They did a nice job documenting the specific role of microRNA that has a very profound impact on this development," said Xiangdong Fu, a professor of cellular and molecular medicine at UC San Diego who was not involved with the study.
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"Obviously it's always a challenge when you're coming to a new team on a one-year deal, and I think he's done a really nice job of playing the way that we want him to play," Lakers head coach Luke Walton said.
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" Nance Jr. added: "Whether it be Kemba, or Chris Paul, James Harden, Steph, every single night there's some kind of guard that we play that has go-off potential, and he's done a really nice job of slowing them down thus far.
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Let's be blunt: In the annals of stadium fiascos, Atlanta's forthcoming SunTrust Park (and by the way, nice job spending $217 million to get your corporate name attached to this mess, SunTrust Bank execs) has to go up against some exceedingly stiff competition.
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"The study does a very nice job of showing that when you remove financial barriers to healthcare, health improves," said Dr. Cary Gross, a professor at the Yale School of Medicine, in New Haven, Connecticut who was not involved in the study.
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The illustrations do a nice job of conveying the great diversity of people in the world, but it might have been helpful to introduce a character or point of view to help bridge the distance between young readers and that large world around them.
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It happened first in the dot-com boom when any IS or CS major could get a really nice job right out of college and in the run-up — and run-down — of the 2008 crash when startups were interesting simply because there was no other work.
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"If you ask people randomly nationally where South Dakota might rank in well-being, it might not be very high, but people inside of the state really do a nice job taking care of themselves, especially with community well-being and with financial well-being," Witters noted.
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"Nice job defensively, but the three-run homer obviously got us back in the game and kind of ignited the dugout after it being relatively quiet through the first seven innings," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said, as Upton also made a leaping catch at the wall earlier.
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TiVo is aiming to feel more like a professional TV product – an upgraded cable TV box, perhaps – while Amazon's Fire TV Recast is more like the DIY solutions offered by Tablo or ChannelMaster, Malone says.. "They've done a nice job of integrating tightly with the Amazon ecosystem," he continues.
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Knowing what we know about how everything plays out, Liu does a nice job of seeding the tension between Leia and Han — and you can see the difference between how the two communicate (the rambling, the curtness, how they listen to one another), and the spark of intrigue between them.
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More from Tonic: The Worst That Can Happen If your friend accidentally collects snow tainted by animal feces (hey—even if you can't see it, the wind does a nice job of swirling contaminants around) her party guests could leave with a bacterial infection (like E. coli) or parasites like roundworms.
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You'll hear the media echo chamber hype Ware, but honestly I think it's mostly because of those two long runs, and I just re-watched them again: nice job, good effort, but in both cases the Red Sea parted for Ware and he didn't have to do much other than rumble.
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Coronavirus: Why you must act now, Medium This piece does a nice job outlining the critical role of time in the coronavirus response: We're living in an exponential curve right now, and the difference of a few days can be the dividing line between a successful policy and an uncontrolled outbreak.
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From Tyrion's scramble across the ship's deck in a desperate attempt just to stay alive to how Missandei's death was shot, with Grey Worm looking away from the execution in the foreground, Nutter made interesting choices throughout, and he did a nice job with the various scenes featuring the characters just kicking back and talking.
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Like the rest of Street View, you can view this in virtual reality if you have Google Cardboard or a number of other headsets, like the Gear VR. Even if the movie struggles to stand up on its own, there's no denying that director Zack Snyder's team has done a very nice job bringing Bruce Wayne's residence to life.
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Yglesias does a nice job rounding up the evidence: Throughout the campaign, Trump has indicated that as president, one of his top priorities will be to make it easier to stifle media criticism of himself: Trump has vowed to "open up the libel laws" to make it easier to deploy litigation and threats of litigation to silence criticism.
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The trailer does a nice job of not giving away too much — we see the Ghostbusters get slimed, learn how they're the best in their fields (physics and engineering), get a glimpse of the origin story of the Ecto-1, ogle some eye candy (an objectified Chris Hemsworth), and enjoy a little taste of the women firing their proton packs (the coolest part, really).
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The Circle does a nice job portraying the "perks" that are so rampant at major tech companies in the US. On the surface, these perks (which in the real world often include free car rentals, laundry and dry cleaning facilities, free food, on-site barbers, on-campus health clinics, and more) sound great, but the dirty little secret is that these types of "benefits" are designed to keep employees always working.
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Tristan Thompson attempts to hedge the pick-and-roll, his typical assignment for ball screens at the top of the key, but since the ball is already near the free-throw line, the hedge is pointless, allowing a wide-open LaMarcus Aldridge to roll to the rim: In the next clip, Williams does a nice job of keeping his body in front of the offensive player and preventing the fast-break layup—but with Richard Jefferson trailing the play, Smith is forced to help off of the wing to tag Jason Smith at the free-throw line.
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