When they run on the desktop, though, that's a non-issue.
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How the #CNE and #Toronto deals with the bathroom NON-issue.
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That second point of confusion will soon be a non-issue.
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It's easy for some to dismiss this as a non-issue.
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Lively knows all about that kiss and it's a non-issue.
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The modular design of the Burrow made this a non-issue.
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Abortion and a woman's right to choice is a non-issue.
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Then again, the X2s fit like a dream without them. Non-issue.
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There are no minor children so child support is a non issue.
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When the phone is sitting on my desk, it's a non-issue.
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Many African countries still treat heavy metal poisoning as a non-issue.
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This means battery life is a non-issue on the MW07 Plus.
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At some times the music was recessive enough to be a non-issue.
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So it goes with Error 53, the latest (non) issue to befall Cupertino.
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The fact that he has a female flight instructor is a non-issue.
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But non-Republicans would be foolish to dismiss pornography as a non-issue.
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Piracy is pretty much a non-issue since professionals are forbidden from posting.
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Based on her quick response ... it's a non-issue when they're working together.
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Trump has relegated human rights to a non-issue in his foreign policy.
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At a Democratic debate last October, Sanders declared the scandal a non-issue.
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I think that if you normalize it in a way it's a non-issue.
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This concern is basically a non-issue, and people need to get over it.
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That's a non-issue, a non-thought to me, I only have one thought.
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" So far, at least one of Cruz's rivals has called it a "non-issue.
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"It's in everyone's best interest for this to be a non-issue," she said.
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In the decades prior to 1993, international trade policy was a non-issue politically.
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"What Billions does so brilliantly is they just make it a non-issue," Dillon says.
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KW: Our employees are full-time, so this is essentially a non-issue for us.
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" He went on: "The legal issue is straightforward," he said, calling it a "non-issue.
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Get into a comfortable positionObviously, if you're in your bed, this is a non-issue.
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Brown had a helmet that passed muster and his frostbitten feet were a non-issue.
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This essentially makes charging a non-issue, and it's a big deal in a smartwatch.
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We paid for the flights far enough in advance that it was a non-issue.
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This lawsuit appears to be an attempt to bait the media into covering a non-issue.
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"Honestly for us, in terms of sex life, Brexit has been a non-issue," he says.
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Some people will complain about the large notch, but it's really a non-issue in 2019.
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Many see it as attempting to fix a non-issue while ignoring bigger, more glaring problems.
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But he never suggested that the de facto closure of abortion clinics is a non-issue.
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Homophobia simply can't be eradicated or become a "non-issue in a month," as Heard claims.
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"We went from hurricanes being a non-issue to hurricanes being a daily event," Klotzbach said.
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Based on a conspiracy theory, it represented an expensive and unpopular investigation of a non-issue.
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" He also retweeted messages decrying political correctness and calling the criticism of Apu a "non-issue.
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" (Right…) In a statement, Big Gay Ice Cream clarified that the sign was "a non-issue.
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"Same-sex marriage is a non-issue in American politics," one CNN piece announced in 2014.
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So we're just basically being overly cautious, but there's really kind of a non-issue here.
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And it's not as if race was a non-issue in municipal politics at the time.
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So, no, we're still not quite in the utopia where being queer is a complete non-issue.
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That shows in Trump's budget, in which the opioid epidemic is relegated to practically a non-issue.
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"It's been so long since the event that it's a non-issue for most people," Giambalvo said.
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Ahead, their favorite bottles, and a foolproof guide to making stubborn frizz a non-issue this summer.
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A top aide to a rival campaign described the revelations as a cheap shot and non-issue.
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It felt like the brand missed the luxury essentials memo and instead focused on a non-issue.
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"There's no political energy or appetite in the House… it's a non-issue for them," Tamasi said.
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For centuries, the low-level presence of pot in ports and insular communities was a non-issue.
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While I was nervous about the size of the iPhone 11, it's quickly become a non-issue.
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Since the late 1970s, the idea of going nuclear had remained something of a non-issue politically.
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If either of these narratives are true, then Clinton's sex life will be a non-issue in 2016.
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And it's possible that everyone will just integrate Google Assistant in everything and make this a non-issue.
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That's fodder for gossip columns and some people find it problematic, but it is really a non-issue.
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Right now, D.C.'s lack of voting rights and desire for statehood continues to be a non-issue.
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A network source calls it a "non-issue" because Moonves has not attended the Emmys in several years.
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I know it's a non-issue in most parts of the world, but that's how it is here.
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This is a non-issue for wealthy individuals, since their income already puts them in the highest tax bracket.
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We haven't had a referendum since, and in a recent Quebec election, the national question was a non-issue.
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Because the company bars its member brands from directly paying any of its users, disclosure is a non-issue.
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It is a non-issue as it relates to the lives of the men and women of this country.
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"I think it's a non-issue," Carson said in an interview with The Hill between campaign stops in Iowa.
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Rooms are comfortable and quiet since the hotel starts eight stories above the city making noise a non-issue.
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For these people, Varadkar's sexuality is a non-issue, and he will be assessed solely on his political skills.
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Metz was shocked to get the role — without even auditioning — and is excited that her weight is a non-issue.
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Sectarianism had been widely seen as a "non-issue", but "raised its head" again after the vote, says Mr Morrow.
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While [Curtis] is in the process of weaning the minor child, this is a complete 'non-issue' in this matter.
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"The leveraged lending guidelines are a non-issue," said Jay Ptashek, a leveraged finance partner at law firm Kirkland & Ellis.
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There's so much emphasis on the size and shape of the shaft that the balls are, like, a non-issue.
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Are you kind of glad that that was pretty much a non-issue because of Sean's choice to abstain until marriage?
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Burning all the potato skins 15 minutes before your guests are set to arrive is a total non-issue by comparison.
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The likely possibility of Bonnie being older than Adam proves to be a non-issue that no one even brings up.
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When asked about the long list of vacancies at the department, Trump said in November that it was a non-issue.
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"It's literally been a non-issue to use the girl's bathroom at school or anywhere else for that matter," Ginger adds.
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Although many men struggle with body image, it's a topic that is often dismissed as a non-issue for "real" men.
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"But I can do enough work on my phone at this point where it's kind of a non-issue," Deahl said.
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"We don't think that's the case ... It's just a technical non-issue," Ryan said on Hugh Hewitt's radio show this morning.
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Graham has always been transparent about embracing her cellulite to fans and followers — because it really should be a non-issue.
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The sound didn't seem to be impacted, and compared to my soup-based diet, an aesthetic scuff was a non-issue.
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But for the most part it's been a non-issue, particularly in the context of using it as a disqualifying factor.
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Some only lightly mention it, and others don't even mention the lacking ultra-wide camera, suggesting it's a non-issue altogether.
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" The family goes on to say that 20-year-old Graham's "challenges" have "always been a non-issue in our family.
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That bolsters my conviction that outside the most conservative states, a politician's sexual orientation is almost a non-issue for voters.
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"My own opinion is we ought to just take this off the table because it's such a non-issue," Himes responded.
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For most Americans, Taiwan is a non-issue; for China, Taiwan is as close as a "red line" as Beijing gets.
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Based on Clevenger's logic, police violence is apparently a non-issue and protesters are the ones to blame for the unrest.
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FCA, like virtually all of its competitors, hopes to make mileage a non-issue by boosting the use of electrified powertrain technologies.
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Instead, find a way to wear some of your gym clothes to the office (a non-issue for us Health staffers, honestly).
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He's emphasized that he never had a Canadian passport, dismissing the story as a "non-issue" being drummed up by the media.
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Yet, the Postal Service's own website makes clear this is a non-issue as mail to U.S. troops stays within U.S. control.
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Well, for those first seven reputation levels, money was such a non-issue that this was never an interesting decision to make.
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Meyers thought it was a non-issue, but when he returned to the department, cops arrested him and took him to the magistrate.
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He tells visitors that the Palestinians are a non-issue; they should instead focus on the exciting new industries that Israel is building.
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"We are just basically being overly cautious, but there's really kind of a non-issue here," Ryan told the syndicated Hugh Hewitt show.
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It's either a state of excitement — they tell their grandkids about getting in an autonomous car — or it's just a complete non-issue.
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I'm guessing that part of this is the unfamiliarity of a new platform, and maybe it will become a non-issue over time.
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Polling-place intimidation is a non-issue if people can vote—and then change their votes, up to the deadline—at home, online.
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This is a non-issue if traveling solo, but as a couple, I would have preferred it in the bathroom, where it belongs.
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So we hit on the idea of putting him in a wheelchair and against expectations, and made his disability almost a non-issue.
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While, for most evangelicals, birth control (within a heterosexual marriage) is a non-issue, some cultural changes among evangelical Protestants have politicized contraception.
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And by the way, if someone comes to a port of entry, this is a non-issue because they haven't committed a crime.
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Yang explains that when she began to work on immigration, refugees were almost an apolitical non-issue but immigration was a hot-button one.
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"We are just basically being overly cautious, but there's really kind of a non-issue here," Ryan told the syndicated Hugh Hewitt radio show.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has said "gay rights is really a non-issue", while Deputy President William Ruto said Kenya had "no room" for gays.
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I recently met a student at the University of Wyoming who wanted to know why, during a speech, I said Benghazi is a non-issue.
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" On the other hand, here's American Action Forum President Doug Holtz-Eakin on the end of silent returns: "I think it'll be a non-issue.
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This will be a non-issue if Apple gives them away as inducements to use its main video app, as many industry sources have expected.
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I'm sure the bump will become a non-issue over time, but it's still kind of disappointing from such a design-focused company like Apple.
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Voter fraud is a big issue for Republicans, but Democrats believe it is a non-issue drummed up as a justification for onerous registration rules.
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"Once he finds counsel who sticks with him, the stories of all the people who refused to represent him are a non-issue," he said.
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The main reason the debt has been such a non-issue is that inflation in the U.S. and most industrialized countries has stayed persistently low.
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I personally really love the inclusion of queer women in the game, and how much it seems to be a non-issue in their lives.
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Angels LH Andrew Heaney (2015: 6-4, 3.49) Lester called the bone chip a non-issue but acknowledged that if it moves, he could need surgery.
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To China, to a certain extent to Europe even, and it's a straightforward example of self-harm because of a partisan fight over a non-issue.
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Once the venomous spines are cooked or removed, they become a non-issue, and it turns out lionfish are as tasty as any other white fish.
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A few hours' separation hurts neither pet nor owner, and an airline standing ground on a firm policy would end this ridiculous non-issue for good.
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That this is a non-issue is astonishing, historically speaking, and highlights the fact that an out LGBTQ justice is now not only possible but possibly imminent.
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This might seem like a non-issue, because people are rarely prosecuted for engaging in BDSM, and police generally enjoy a strong relationship with the kink community.
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While falsely blaming Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign for the questions about Obama's birth, Trump also took credit for bringing up the non-issue in the first place.
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Further, even beyond the constitutional protections is the reality that, for the foreseeable future, the 3D-printed gun is a relative non-issue for public safety concerns.
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The first issue has proved to be a non-issue: The dollar has remained stubbornly floating near the $1.09 level against the euro since the December move.
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They might even suggest that the way our bodies reflect race and ethnicity is a non-issue and talking about related discrimination is playing the victim card.
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The news forced prospective moviegoers to reevaluate whether they would see the film — especially when Parker's publicity campaign seemed hell-bent on making it a non-issue.
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For most of America's history, meanwhile, nonwhite participation in the political process was suppressed so dramatically that the racial skew of the Senate was a non-issue.
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Outside shooting is an issue throughout L.A.'s roster, but this group will invent ways to make it a non-issue—if they get a chance to play.
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" It's official: Ted Cruz a citizen of the U.S. - and the U.S. only He went on: "The legal issue is straightforward," he said, calling it a "non-issue.
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Apart from a few cranky attempts to make weed reform seem like it would open the doors to hell, cannabis was a virtual non-issue in the election.
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That said, it's still completely viable for all but the most competitive gamers, and this is a complete non-issue for movies, video editing, or what have you.
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And also note, back to the legal issue, that Trump did not assert executive privilege against Comey, so it is a non-issue even if Trump could have.
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And while that may not be every woman's path, I hope we soon reach the point where size and fashion become a non-issue and everyone can feel welcome.
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The options are nowhere near as varied as Chrome's extension library, but that's a non-issue for me since I've never been dependent on extensions in the first place.
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Sure, Shelby is a virgin at the start of the movie and probably not a virgin at the end, but who she has sex with is a non-issue.
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The bizarre aspect of this year's debt ceiling debate is that if Trump and Congress want to increase the debt limit, it would seem to be a non-issue.
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Funding runs through midnight Friday and they got paid on Monday, so it's a non-issue unless a shutdown goes until February 1, assuming Congress will approve back pay.
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"Leaders across technology are convinced that diversity in the workplace will be a non-issue within five years," LinkedIn Managing Editor Caroline Fairchild writes in her overview of the report.
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It's still possible that shaders will end up being extremely common and extremely easy to acquire, and if everyone's eventually drowning in shaders then this will be a non-issue.
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Instead of packing them away, I'd usually just wear them around my neck when not listening to music, and thanks to the swivel ear cups that was a non-issue.
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Allies of Gonzalez argue that it's a non-issue since he was not representing those clients at the time of the talks and had no arrangements to do so later.
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Cohen ruled out lifting the sea blockade on Gaza in place since 2007, calling it a "non-issue," even though Erdogan has repeatedly made it a condition for restoring relations.
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These restrictions shouldn't be swept under the rug as a non-issue, as they aim to keep women from having a medical procedure they have a legal right to access.
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Character movement in VR is a big problem for many VR developers, since it's hard to avoid nausea when you have full 3D movement, but it's a non-issue here.
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"In celebration of ageless style and beauty, @JaneFonda stars on The Non-Issue cover — a vision shared by @BritishVogue and @LOrealSkin that age should no longer be an issue," he wrote.
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The issue of representation is perhaps more difficult to confront because Asians have always occupied a significant presence in games history, culture, and production, creating the assumption of a non-issue.
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Far from settling some burning national question, Mr Cameron's referendum took a non-issue and turned it into one which—to borrow his words—really could poison British politics for years.
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Mashable did have one warning: While privacy seems to be a non-issue, insurance rates could actually rise for some individuals if their health data pushes them into a different plan.
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Once you get more familiar with your houses and their respective planetary guests, an empty house will seem less like something you've been excluded from and more like a non-issue.
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But if Mr Trump can pay for the wall through Ms Alvarez's backyard with the $1.375bn from Congress, or the $601bn from asset-forfeiture funds, the emergency is a non-issue.
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More than half of delegates are still up for grabs in the coming weeks and he still possesses a fundraising juggernaut that has made money a non-issue for his campaign.
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By contrast, critics have found nearly every means to minimize Kaepernick's concerns about racism and police violence to seem like a non-issue, particularly by means of calling Kaepernick's protest unpatriotic.
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And while some might gawk at their age difference of 22 years, Flockhart assured in a 2017 interview with Closer Weekly that it was always a "non-issue" in their relationship.
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Read these articles next:No, You Can't Tell If A Person Is Healthy Just By Looking At ThemWhy I'm Eating "Bad Food" In PublicHow Ashley Graham Realized That Cellulite Is A "Non-Issue"
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Jenner called it a "non-issue" and noted that more Republican legislators have been arrested for lewd acts in public bathrooms in recent years than there have been arrests of transgender people.
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" Waller's campaign told Mississippi Today last week it is their practice to have a campaign staffer with Waller when he is speaking with the media so the situation was a "non-issue.
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I predicted that Trump would lead in the polls after his highly successful convention (despite the media frenzy over the non-issue of a Melania Trump staffer plagiarizing a handful of words).
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Critics of Grant's piece quickly attempted to dismiss our $19 trillion national debt as a non-issue or a problem easy to solve, as outlined in a Joint Economic Committee report this week.
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The guys all felt really bad at this point and reassured her it was a non-issue and the moral of the story is that any guy named Chad is probably bad news.
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The absence of wireless charging from this phone, which would be a competitive disadvantage for others in 2018, is a non-issue for me because of how rarely I need to charge it.
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Though in some ways, the wrinkle itself could be a non-issue, because when viewed from head-on, or from anything other than very acute viewing angles, you can't actually see the wrinkle.
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Given the right wing's fixation on the non-issue of voter fraud, it's ironic to see the Trump campaign, licking its wounds after the drubbing Trump took in Monday's debate, cling to them.
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"I think it was a huge mistake, I really do," he said, adding that Rubio's sporadic attendance record in the 114th Congress — a favorite focus of Right to Rise — was a non-issue.
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Third, issue-specific debates for Democrats would avoid the trap of giving the incumbent president an extended preview of non-issue-related debating styles to assist in his preparation for the general election.
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"It does not come out of the disaster relief fund that funds everything behind me and in the field, so it's a non-issue for us at this moment," Long told ABC News.
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Given that the lumpy nature of the Hardware and IP business, we view the softer than expected F229Q (Apr.) guidance as a non issue and would instead focus on the solid FY20 outlook.
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Google has already confirmed a square camera bump on the back of the phones, which could either raise ire or be a total non-issue like the bump on the iPhone 24 was.
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Amazon doesn't really advertise it, because books are small enough to make the stock 0003GB a non-issue for almost everyone, even in a world where 16GB iPhones were rightfully derided as a disgrace.
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Initial attempts by the state government, which is controlled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), to downplay the decision as a "non-issue" has done little to quell concerns.
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Many tech industry insiders seem to be glossing over this as a non-issue, but for these technologies to really go mainstream at any time in the future, this is exactly what needed to happen.
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Before I arrived at The Coalition, I expected that Microsoft would either find a way to make crunch seem like a non-issue, or witness some of the horror stories I heard about crunch myself.
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"We want to make sure this is a non-issue in the early days for any disruptive technology ... we want to make sure there are no barriers in the early years," Alqasim told CNN Business.
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Some critics have noted that Meural's Canvas might not have the highest resolution display (it's HD in an age of increasingly 4K and Retina screens), but this turned out to be a non-issue for me.
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It's fair to say that if a woman were to go to work in the same tasteful, natural-looking makeup the man is wearing in the photo he shared, it would be a total non-issue.
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Notches, meanwhile, continue to be a non-issue for the dozens of millions of people that buy new iPhones every year, not to mention the hole-punch designs that Samsung has adopted for its 2019 lineup.
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Once a non-issue, raising the debt ceiling has turned into a major pinch-point in recent years among conservatives, particularly in the House, who see increasing the nation's borrowing limit as a sign of fiscal profligacy.
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" She continues: "Our wage discrepancy is entirely circumstantial and something we've worked hard to make a non-issue in our relationship, but I think we'd both be lying if we said we'd conquered our respective concerns entirely.
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The wheels are pushed right up to the corners, which makes climbing steep terrain a non-issue, while a torquey V-8 engine and a low-range gearbox give you the oomph needed to bound up trails.
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Though much was made of the film's de-aging process, the fact that the technology allowed Scorsese to maximize the screen time of his three main stars makes some of the film's soft edges a non-issue.
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Painting our national debt as a non-issue is a disservice to the average American because doing so makes it more difficult for our elected representatives to come together in bipartisan agreement to make credible, lasting fiscal reforms.
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Fortunately, Microsoft is allowing potential Surface Laptop owners to avoid the fee until the end of the year, and throwing Office 365 Personal in for free so it should be a non-issue for early adopters, at least.
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While the game is rendered in a 16-bit style, some characters are presented as bigger than others, some are queer, some are people of color, some are gender-non-conforming, and again, it's all a non-issue.
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The Verge reported Saturday that Apple published a support page late Friday explaining the manufacturing process behind its newer iPad models and the slight bends that the company claims are basically a non-issue that won't affect functionality.
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" Lewandowski, a man who once openly mocked an immigrant child with down syndrome, also repeatedly argued that Trump was not a racist, telling Ruddick that "the president doesn't look at race" and that it is "a non-issue.
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He ruled out Israel lifting its blockade on Gaza in place since 2007, when Palestinian Hamas militants seized control of the enclave, calling it a "non-issue," even though Erdogan has repeatedly made it a condition for restoring relations.
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When the Harvard Business Review surveyed its readers in 1980 about workplace sexual harassment, two-thirds of the men said it was "greatly exaggerated"—as one had it, a non-issue whipped up by "paranoid women and sensational journalists".
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Supersonic planes will be whisking people around the globe in a matter of hours making travel concerns a non-issue, while fans on moon and Mars colonies will be able to watch the game the same as earthbound supporters.
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Peppermint — who spoke after her season about being worried that she wouldn't "belong" on Drag Race after coming out and was relieved when it seemed to be "a non-issue" — issued a vague but pointed tweet expressing her reaction: !
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" Jenner, who was interviewed by the American Unity Fund's Margaret Hoover, said the GOP also needs to change its tune on bathroom access rights for trans individuals, criticizing lawmakers in Republican-leaning states for "creating laws for a non-issue.
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The limited amount of time an angel can give each company may be problematic for a founder seeking mentorship but a non-issue for a more experienced founder, who is simply seeking an individual passionate about her or his vision.
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Arrieta, who said his nagging right hamstring injury is a "non-issue," hopes to follow the rest of Chicago's starting rotation, which has allowed two runs - one earned - in 63 2/3 innings over the first three games of the series.
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The Houston Astros could not solve the riddle of the Boston Red Sox's bullpen in a series-opening loss, so they promptly made it a non-issue the very next night by roughing up the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner.
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Alberto Bagnai, another prominent League lawmaker and eurosceptic economist author of the book "The sunset of the euro", said Draghi had raised a non-issue since the ruling coalition has "no intention now and in the future of giving up the euro".
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A House Republican working group gathered Tuesday evening to discuss a list of debt ceiling priorities to consider when the urgency of keeping government open is a non-issue, according to multiple meeting attendees and a copy of the list obtained by CNBC.
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The danger here with a poll like this is that it will convince those who think The PC Police are out to get them that this is now, definitionally, a non-issue, while also delegitimizing the people who truly are offended by the name.
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When this question initially came up, when Cruz declared his candidacy for president (and then when Donald Trump started the whole "raising the question" thing earlier this month), the conventional wisdom among constitutional lawyers was that it was a non-issue: Cruz was obviously eligible.
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"(The appointment of) Beth Ford is brilliant news, but the fact that it is news shows how far we have still to go in making being LGBT+ in the workplace a non-issue," said Ori Chandler, managing director of INvolve, a diversity business group.
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For every person who was grateful that he'd pointed out such a miscalculation, there were quite a few other users who found Ahmed's complaints surfacing a non-issue, and painting Kellogg's as a company that was caving too easily to pressure from perceived liberal hypersensitivity.
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Comedians who are not "lesser known" are overwhelmingly white and male and to comics at the top like Jerry Seinfeld, diversity is a non-issue that he does not "care" about, because whether or not different voices emerge in comedy does not affect him.
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But it's only recently that the government has finally started to catch up with average citizens' attitudes toward the drug, which in the last half century has gone from the source of tremendous moral panic to something much less severe, something approaching a virtual non-issue.
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Rubio, Bush, and Christie stuck to the party line: When it comes to gender, equality of opportunity matters, the selective service is a non-issue because the US isn't going to reinstate the draft, and the real concern here is the need to strengthen the military.
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ABOUT THE WIZARDS (16-13): Wall is just 11-for-31 from the floor since his return, but his shooting woes were a non-issue against the Clippers, as reserve forward Mike Scott went 9-for-10 en route to a season high-tying 1143 points.
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Rumors and reports on Smith being spotted with men failed to pick up major traction, and years later Smith reportedly said during an appearance at the University of Mississippi's Meek School of Journalism that he long thought of himself as different, but considered his sexuality a non-issue.
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This is a general problem facing the frontrunner in any contested primary (see the lumps Hillary Clinton has taken for giving paid speeches to Goldman Sachs), but it's normally a problem that is solved over the summer and a non-issue by the prime general election season in September and October.
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During the Q&A, Jenner also took specific aim at the anti-LGBT legislative efforts many states have made to restrict bathroom usage by gender, calling it a "non-issue" and noting that more Republican legislators have been arrested for lewd acts in public bathrooms in recent years than there have been arrests of transgender people.
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The Post reports that Brennan eventually tried to explain the non-issue to the president using visual aids, out of we imagine had to be sheer exasperation:She has told the president that the Amazon relationship is beneficial for the Postal Service and gave him a set of slides that showed the variety of companies, in addition to Amazon, that also partner for deliveries.
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Instead of talking about recounts, unqualified cabinet picks, white supremacist top aides and perhaps worst of all the wholesale corruption of Trump's merging of business interests with the presidency, we are now talking about flag burning — at its core an established non-issue that will inflame emotions and act as an effective distraction that takes attention away from the monstrous actions of this monstrous future president.
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Apple Confirms That If You Mess With Your Home Button It Will Brick Your PhoneEarlier today the Guardian reported on mounting "fury" over a mysterious "Error 53" appearing on…Read more ReadIt's mostly a non-issue, affecting only users who took their iPhones to dodgy third-party repair services for a broken screen—those technicians would replace the screen and the TouchID sensor entirely, causing the phone to give the error.
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A lack of transparency about her health has turned what might have been a non-issue into a hugely problematic storyline for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE that could plague the Democratic presidential nominee into November, say allies and confidants.
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Instead of the Justice Department pursuing a corruption case against the Clintons or rooting out the Obama-era federal employees who weaponized the IRS against conservative groups, covered for the Clintons, or colluded with the Clinton campaign to create the wildly successful diversion of the Russia-Trump collusion investigation, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE decided to take on the non-issue of marijuana legalization.
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Cap finding out about them and saying, in essence, "These people are such a huge and immediate threat that we have to Hulk Smash all our friends to get to them a little faster, but it's still not worth even trying to tell anyone else about them, because Tony is a doody-head"… Maybe it would have been justified if he'd gotten there in the nick of time to stop a catastrophe, but the More Winter Soldiers subplot becoming a non-issue sets him up as short-sighted and self-serving, two things that are just inconsistent with his character.
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