We're not a one size fits all country, and I think we're seeing, in this case, it's not a one size fits all solution.
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"There's not a one size fits all approach," says Nanzer.
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It's not a one trick pony, it's not all advertising.
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And... CAVUTO: Because not a one is part of it yet.
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"It's not a 'one and done' which had been talked about."
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Unfortunately, attacks of this kind are not a one-time occurrence.
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That's something that's not a one and done, as Rachel said.
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Again, though, we see that he's not a one dimensional player.
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"This is unfortunately not a one-off story," the senator said.
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Our alliance is not a one-way street as many suggest.
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"Iran's paramilitary force is not a one-man show," she said.
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Crossing that line was not a one-off for Mr. Kalanick.
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Trump's claim on Fox & Friends was not a one-time slip.
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Zhengding was not a one-off in Mr. Xi's political biography.
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This is not a one-off strategic choice for the Democrats.
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So this is not a one way (Inaudible) war by any means.
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Think of this procedure like a journey, not a one-way ticket.
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I think the market in China is not a one single market.
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"I think it's not a one meeting deal," the president told reporters.
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You know, the results in the quarter are not a one-off.
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It's not a one-to-one with the facial data we get.
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And he's clearly not a one-meme wonder... What tactic is this?
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They love calling black people monkeys, it's not a one time joke.
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For example, we have no shoes in Gone Home, not a one!
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This is not a one-day fix, or a one-tournament fix.
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So it's not a one-to-one comparison, it's an emotional comparison.
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So the solution here is not a "one size fits all" proposition.
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It's not a one-off thrifted find from a small town somewhere.
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God bless Michael Adams, but this is not a one-man show.
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"The offer was not a one-time-only offer," Mr. Earnest said.
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But immigration, even for the President, is not a one-person show.
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Human canvas play is not a one-sided experience of arousal, either.
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And the weekend's shot of winter is not a one-off event.
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This was not a one-time slip about how classification levels work.
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This was not a one-time slip; Trump has habitually said 223.
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This is not a one-time chat; it should be repeated frequently.
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STEPHEN SCHWARZMAN: Well, you know, we're not a one-person reform bureau.
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This technological and marketing innovation was not a one-off for Niccol.
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As much as the channel offers, it's not a one-stop shop.
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But I knew that the accident was not a one-day story.
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It was a performance with three actors, not a one-woman show.
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"The war room is not a one-size-fits-all solution," Gleichar said.
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This is particularly true because Trump's statement was not a one-off comment.
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There's not a one-size-fits-all answer to the perfect Thanksgiving outfit.
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"It's not a one-shot assembly or learn the rules thing," she said.
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"We consider this a platform not a one-time token sale," he explained.
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"This is certainly not a one-off case in the UAE," Shamdasani said.
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"It's not a one size fits all model for every market," he said.
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But what "process" is "due" is not a "one size fits all" proposition.
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"It's not a one size fits all," Singer said on Thursday's conference call.
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Remember you're in a dual-sided, participatory conversation, not a one-way street.
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Like gay marriage, however, it is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
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" "Our message to all countries is: This is not a one-way street.
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Now the electric-car maker must prove it's not a one-time achievement.
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There's not a one-to-one mapping between genetics and complex psychological traits.
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"Our business is much less not a one time license business," he said.
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This is not a one-off; this is not a photo op issue.
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It was, intentionally or not, a one-hour Super Bowl ad for Islamophobia.
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The recklessness he displayed in his Argentine flit was not a one-off.
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And, as Mollie and others have pointed out, as we look at this -- these close ties or whatever, these disparaging comments, that many were making, identified and anonymous, not a one expressed a bias toward Donald Trump, not a one.
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This is not a one off, it amazes me how often mindbody is down!
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"It's not a one-time thing," he said of the new partnerships with publishers.
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Andy Serkis has proven by now that he is not a one-trick pony.
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And that's why I think there's not a one size that fits all approach.
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Perhaps more interesting is the fact that this is not a one-sided deal.
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"The main insight is the education is not a one-time thing," Waterman said.
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"There's not a one-size-fits-all plan here," GOP strategist Ford O'Connell said.
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"To do it well in China, it's not a one-year preparation," Waller said.
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So it's not a one-stop shop solution for a determined low price finder.
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"We need to recognize that this is not a one-time effort," Rouse said.
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Joan Rivers's death from the procedure was not a one-in-a-million complication.
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You need to work with people because this is not a one-man show.
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But there's not a one-size-fits-all balance between having privacy and emotional support.
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CNN's Chris Cilllizza has documented that these types of comments are not a one-off.
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Inflators, made of stainless steel or aluminium, are not a one-size-fits-all product.
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The flashback: Not a one, President Hale is only looking forward from here on out.
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OrthoK, which has been around since the mid-22011s, is not a one-time treatment.
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Noel is my middle name, and it's not a one-syllable name, but it's short.
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"There is not a one-size-fits-all approach to Indian country," the office said.
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I admire the big swings those guys take, but I'm not a one-man band.
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This problem was not a one-off and has reemerged repeatedly since his campaign started.
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On the eve of the rematch, Durant insisted it's not a one-on-one duel.
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The state requires a longer-term trend, not a one- or two-year disaster impact.
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Health care is not a one-time play but a long-term story, said Santos.
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The overriding concern for humanitarian officials is that Khirbet Tana is not a one-off.
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I just hope it's not a one-off — 'Well, we did Stonewall at 50 years.
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But it comes in many forms -- it is not a one size fits all system.
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It's not a one-page document crammed with bullet points highlighting his education and experience.
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" This was not a one-time slip; Trump has repeatedly put Clinton's crowd at "500.
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Inflators, made of stainless steel or aluminum, are not a one-size-fits-all product.
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Your dog regularly needs to receive vaccines — they're generally not a one-and-done deal.
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Check your dictionary, everyone, to make sure your choice is not a one-word answer.
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"It's not a one-size-fits-all approach because every community is different," she said.
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He noted, however, that the dollar was not a one-way bet, either up or down.
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"We know that for many people, sexual abuse is not a one-time occurrence," she says.
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But the Ghazipur dump is not a one off -- it is just New Delhi's biggest example.
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The remarkable sleuthing method that tracked down the Golden State Killer was not a one-off.
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In this case, that is not a one company or city alone that can do this.
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Labour is not a one-man band, and its position on Britain's nuclear arsenal reflects this.
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But like lipsticks or foundations, bobs are not a one-size-fits-all sort of deal.
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And it's not a one-way street between the younger and older generations, she reminds listeners.
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"People need to know, this is not a one-, two-day event and done," Turner said.
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Two other deals involving construction-related software last year proved Aconex was not a one-off.
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Discovery of motivation is not a one-time, one-off occurrence — it's an ongoing, consistent practice.
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Not a one seemed perfectly intact, and they all had grit floating in their briny baths.
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This was not a one-time slip: Trump has habitually said it was "284" for Clinton.
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"It's important for school systems to know there's not a one-to-one association," Temkin said.
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" He also said the issue was "broad and it's not a one-size-fits-all situation.
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No, "there's not a one-size-fits-all answer," Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.
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"This is not a one-off case," Gelernt said at the time the lawsuit was filed.
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"Immigration, even for the president, is not a one-person show," the judges wrote in their opinion.
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And yet, not a one of these words really feels like it is of this particular annum.
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"It's not a one-way price movement anymore," said ABN AMRO's senior energy economist Hans van Cleef.
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Influencer marketing is not a one-size-fits-all marketing strategy such as Facebook or Adwords advertising.
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Jes Petersen, chief executive of Phandeeyar, said problematic messages in Myanmar were not a one-time problem.
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For one, making the world a better place is a communal effort, not a one-spider show.
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It's not a one-size-fits-all federal program and lacks the typical strings and red tape.
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But not a one didn't think there wasn't more to come, even the more cautious among them.
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How to care for your post-workout hair, however, is not a one-tip-fits-all topic.
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"You can't call it a needle exchange when it's not a one-to-one ratio," he said.
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"He's proving he's not a one-hit wonder," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper told reporters of Kucherov.
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And there are absolutely cases for multiple runs at this thing; it's not a one-and-done ride.
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She's already proved she's not a one-hit wonder: Why do you think she's got this staying power?
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"Anal play is a great New Year's resolution because it's not a one-and-done goal," says Sinclair.
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From Deep Dish to Thin Crust: Chicago, The Pizza Show Chicago is not a one-note pizza city.
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Using these attacks to prove his political point is his default position not a one-time popping off.
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This is a structural change of the economy for the better, and it's not a one-time thing.
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It's not a one time joke, OK. They do it because we have a white trash racist president.
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Telling kids not to do drugs is not a one-stop shop to prevent drug use, Rosenbaum said.
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It's not a one winner-take-all type of market, but we all need to push toward digitization.
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That made me feel like that you and Kelly are saying, this is not a one-quarter turn.
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The ongoing crisis in Brazil, though not a one-to-one comparison, offers some insight into the pitfalls.
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Public officials also told Hyperallergic that SheBuiltNYC was — like Glen said above — not a "one and done" program.
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There's not a one-size-fits-all solution for work-life balance, as other business titans have shown.
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Not a one-offInvolving community development and life coaching in the deradicalization process also worked well in Malaysia.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has echoed that threat, warning Orban "solidarity is not a one-way street".
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The 2016 election, in other words, is not a one-off incident, but the beginning of a new era.
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There is not a one-to-one correlation between county delegates and state delegates, or to national convention delegates.
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"Immigration, even for the President, is not a one-person show," the court wrote in a per curiam opinion.
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It's not a one-woman show, so what would be the most fun way to tell you this story?
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"It's not a one-sided American nationalism, it's a re-centering on sovereignty that's really, really important," Gingrich said.
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Make it personalYour budget should be specially tailored for your life, it's not a one-size-fits-all tool.
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HUNTING AT SCALE CerCareOne's phone tracking service was not a one-off tool for bounty hunters and bail agents.
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This is not a one-off thing: the idea is continuous monitoring to pick up new patterns or problems.
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And you're out there on the stage doing most of it yourself, though it's not a one-woman show.
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"The N.B.A. is not a one-weekend thing here," said Gilberto Hernández, the president of the Mexican Basketball Federation.
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People can spend $2 on a clap, but Google's product blog notes that it's not a one-time function.
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But she was not a "one-off" to be put on a shelf and admired for her singular genius.
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What's more, the high in 2012 was not a one-off boom but the culmination of a yearslong trend.
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It's not "a one-pony show" centered on China, said Klaus Baader, chief Asia-Pacific economist at Societe Generale.
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Admiral Rogers made it clear that Russian efforts to interfere in democratic elections were not a one-off intrusion.
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It's not a one-size-fits-all, it shouldn't be a list of steps, and it does require evidence.
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This is certainly not a one-person show and a lot of people do a lot of heavy lifting.
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Screen time effects are harder to measure than you think, and there's not a one-size-fits-all limit yet.
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"It's not a one-year story, it's not a five-year story, it's actually a multiple decade story," Cole said.
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Nola Darling, however, is not a one-dimensional character; she is not flawless, and at times, she is completely disagreeable.
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That&aposs understandable, but the toxic nature of the tweets has ensured that this is not a one-day story.
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Ask any hairstylist and they'll tell you this: Properly conditioning your hair is not a one size fits all endeavor.
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"Communication is not a one-way street, and it goes beyond the confidential dialogue between supervisors and banks," Enria said.
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Still, the airport decided it had to do something, since the sighting last year was not a one-time visit.
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In our society, we want one-size-fits-all answers, and this is not a one-size-fits-all problem.
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" The murder, he said, was " not a one-off fluke" but a sign that the country's "institutions are being dismantled.
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Although her character, Winnie, has most of the dialogue, there is another character; it is not a "one-woman play."
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No, Romney's and Yang's plans are not the same — Yang called for recurring checks, not a one-time unconditional transfer.
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Sea defenses would need to be reinforced every decade or so, he added, noting "it's not a one-off expense".
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But never mind all that: Clearly, the message China wants to send is that it's not a one-sided relationship.
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So it's not a one to one, you know; there's more windows, if you will, than just the TV window.
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The jellyfish looked like so many commuters, headed in different directions, not a one of them sitting still in the water.
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So, this is not a one service dimension and I think creating a separate service would just add bureaucracy without effect.
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Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are NOT a one-off -- she and the 'SNL'er had another night out on the town.
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But just like the vague and intuited difference between boiling and simmering, the process is not a one-size-gels-all.
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And then on top of that, the idea that we continue to review it, it's not a one-and-done decision.
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An elected official who has been in office for more than two decades is not a one-off, he's a mirror.
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" He also said there is "not a one-size-fits-all solution or prescription with regards to ethics, boycotts and authoritarianism.
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I'd also say that, sure, not having Soleimani around is great, but Iran's paramilitary force is not a one-man show.
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People have been talking about dollars moving online for years, and they are, but it's not a one-to-one thing.
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"EVEN for the president", the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said on June 12th, immigration policy "is not a one-person show".
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The outlook for oil prices is not a one-way bet from here given how many short positions have already been established.
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"It's not a one size fits all solution ... There is no ideal desire," Dr. Julie Krop, Amag's chief medical officer, told Reuters.
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Third, Britain's divide over Brexit was not a one-off: the political behaviour of cosmopolitan places and nativist ones remains quite distinct.
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While theatrics have a place, I learned that students learn best when class is interactive, a dialogue — not a one-sided transmission.
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He's proven that he's not a one-trick on Gragas, showing off several jungle champs through the group stages with equal finesse.
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Both during his campaign and now as president, Trump has demonstrated that he understands that immigration is not a one-sided ledger.
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Background investigations are not a one-time requirement, are costly, and continue routinely through the course of an air traffic controller's career.
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PwC refers to their application process as a journey for one important reason — it's not a one- or even two-step process.
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This is not a one-man team: Nani, William Carvalho and João Moutinho give Portugal a legitimate chance to make a run.
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He knows that we need to move towards a patient-centered healthcare system that is not a one size fits all approach.
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But livestreaming is not a one-way form of communication; viewers can comment in real-time with replies that everyone can see.
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Trump's Fox & Friends comments were not a one-off, but the continuation of a long habit of loose talk after an attack.
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"A lot of times landlords are purchasing this because there's no way to prove they're not a one-star landlord," Fox says.
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Mr. Cuomo has held group debates in the past, but not a one-on-one in the general election in eight years.
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" Echoing members of the White House coronavirus task force, the official told CNN, "This is not a one-size-fits-all approach.
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It is not a one-time event; the flights take place throughout the year, dispersing a load that amounts to 21,2100 tons.
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"Creatively, I just need to prove to myself and to others in the industry, I'm not a one-trick pony," he said.
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While at least a half-dozen bills were introduced between the House and Senate since September, not a one appears to be viable.
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S. talks were not a "one-way street" and needed to be conducted on the basis of equality, according to China's Foreign Ministry.
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More generally, Hemus said that overall trust in the company would develop more from a consistent approach, not a one-off media strategy.
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The doctor attempts to talk directly to Dee Dee, but Emma continually undermines her, which we'll find is not a one-time issue.
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It's not about one woman, but it's kind of like "I'm every woman, it's all in me," it's not a one woman situation.
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It is not a one-size-fits-all tradition, another reason why the idea of a mass-produced witch kit has rankled practitioners.
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There are five more tournaments this year, and a nation of sumo fans will be hoping Kotoshogiku is not a one-hit wonder.
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NOT A ONE-TIME TOPIC During the financial crisis, 183 percent of financial advisers moved clients into more conservative investments, according to Cerulli.
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These are fair questions, but they should be seen against the backdrop of this harsh reality: Donald Trump is not a one-off.
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While the U.S. Open semi-final will mark a Grand Slam high note, Osaka's results indicate she is not a one-hit wonder.
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"This is not a one-time event or implementation," Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said in response to questions on a conference call.
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THIS IS NOT A ONE-TIME SHIFT WE'RE RIDING THE TAILWINDS OF. THIS IS HOW THE INDUSTRY WILL PLAY OFF-LINE GOING FORWARD.
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While you highlight your leverage over China's economy, we want to flag that the Chinese Communist Party is not a one-trick pony.
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"Kuch is not a one-hit wonder," Cooper said of his 22-year-old forward, who led the team in scoring this season.
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Dr. Saltz warns that, as with any self-help book, this is not a one-size-fits-all solution to finding true happiness.
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The specificity was not a one-off, the M.T.A. confirmed, but a new policy: part of a shift from recorded to live announcements.
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"It is not a one-off," said Markus Weinzierl, the Schalke coach, scotching the idea that it is nothing more than a blip.
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"Part of me sees that as flattering but there is a difference in that I am not a one-man show," Mounir said.
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The project is not a one-off, however; CSAIL hopes to make this the jumping-off point for a number of more ambitious projects.
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Unfortunately, waxing is not a one-size-fits-all process, because we all have different hair types, pain thresholds, and susceptibility to pesky ingrowns.
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It's not a one-to-one relationship; there isn't one receptor for each of the trillion or so smells a human can theoretically perceive.
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I'm now formulating this space as if I knew it—it's not a one to one representation, but comes from this feeling of it.
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Prosecutors said these "prior bad acts" witnesses showed that Cosby's actions toward Constand were part of a pattern and not a one-time mistake.
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It's not rocket science that "nude" is not a one-shade-fits-all color, so Heist approached the issue as if it was one.
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But The Killing of a Sacred Deer, while not a one-to-one adaptation of the Iphigenia myth, certainly uses it as its base.
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It slowly became clear that the trend was not a one- or two-day fluke and that it was being felt across the country.
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Good cybersecurity is not a one-time event, but an ongoing set of ingrained behaviors by every employee, at every level, in the business.
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"Performance is not a one way bet, paying off on the way up, and never going down," she said in an e-mailed response.
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"And this is not a one-off year – the EU ETS system has just begun a decade of deficits," said Berenberg analyst Lawson Steele.
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One of the challenges of federalism is that by design a structure which works in one community is not a one-size-fits-all model.
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This teenager who was a leader in student government, this twentysomething lawyer who helped bring down a criminal president, she's not a one-hit wonder.
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We are seeing that the charter is not a "one-and-done" effort to change the Muslim mindset towards non-believers and, particularly, towards Jews.
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"MTL+ did provoke the institution to take seriously the work that happened here as not a one-off project that happened in isolation," Burke said.
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This is not a one-to-one; there is no universe in which I enjoy having a cold more thanks to the element of surprise.
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The average youth voter is not a one-track-mind political imbecile, attracted to handouts like free college education as cats are to shiny objects.
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The sudden and sharp drop in equities this week has served as a brutal reminder to investors that markets are not a one-way bet.
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"I think the good news is that you know we're not a one-trick pony when it comes to value," Creed said on the call.
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LePage, and conservative Republicans who voted against the override, said the expansion should have a long-term funding plan, not a one-time funding source.
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And it's not a one-time aberration—his fastball rate last year was about 50 percent, too, and it hasn't been above 60 since 2013.
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But what is most significant about Allardyce's approach is that it is not a one-off, a measure he is employing for his specific circumstances.
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I knew that the request for another audition was simply about making sure that what they saw in me was not a one-time thing.
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The WHO's Kluge reaffirmed this message on Tuesday, saying that there was not a "one-size-fits-all" approach to managing cases of the coronavirus.
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Some users said that while this might make it more affordable for households sharing the bike, it&aposs not a one-size-fits-all solution.
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And it's not a one-way street, some of their Chinese partners have also put in the effort to learn about South African culture, he says.
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Granted, Park's book—a recreation of Charles Darwin's On the *Origin of Species—*is not a one-for-one reprint of the famed naturalist's seminal text.
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"This is certainly not a one-way trade and we're seeing the other side acting now," said Tariq Zahir at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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When it comes to drones and budgets, there's not a one-size-fits-all situation, so the perfect foldable drone will be a matter of preference.
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Not a one of them can compete with the five above in terms of sheer amount of money made, but check out how profitable they were.
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"I would have no problem doing a shutdown," Trump said at a White House news conference, suggesting that his tweet was not a one-off threat.
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"The downside of any formulaic pricing rule, whether the president's or Senator Harris's, is that this is not a one-time pricing game," he told Vox.
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"The pressure is on us to perform and to be able to prove that this is not a one-off meeting, that it's a sustained effort."
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It's fair to expect, then, that Arizona is not a one-time example of incompetence, but rather the first in a string of incidents to come.
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Its efforts show that uncontrolled spread of the virus "is not a one-way street," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the group's director general, said on Thursday.
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Unfortunately, the latest attempt to dragoon the Justice Department is not a one-off when it comes to this administration exploiting the levers of government power.
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Answering such questions is the first step in ensuring that Black History Month is not a one-time event, but a sustainable practice throughout the year.
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"We are encouraged to find a second field that tells us that Liza was not a one-hit wonder," Alan Jeffers, an Exxon Mobil spokesman, said.
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If the industry seems shaken, it's because we understand that this story was not a one off or even a true surprise when you drill down.
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This is not a one-size-fits all solution, but perhaps new systems will fall into place that will help token sellers work more quickly and effectively.
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Two-factor authentication is a specific tool with a lot of important uses, but it's not a one-size-fits-all solution to every data security issue.
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Tsipras said the return to markets should be "sustainable" and not a "one-off", to help it emerge from crisis by 2018, when its third bailout expires.
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Hurd, voted the Outback Bowl MVP, rushed 24 times for 130 yards and a touchdown, and not a one of his carries resulted in a negative gain.
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"I assure you there are many monsters in this world, and none of them, not a one, is you," Dr. Caulder tells Cliff in the opening episode.
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So that's not a one-year decision by Congress, that's a multi-year, multi-trillion dollar commitment that has to be made every year by the Congress.
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He was not a one hit wonder, he was not a choker, and he wasn't a quitter even after having his shoulder badly mangled just days before.
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Bryant's fund may be the highest profile example of a sportsman going into the VC world to date, but it is certainly not a one-off case.
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It is now becoming clear that there is not a one-to-one correlation between the objective egregiousness of sexual misconduct and the damage it can cause.
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These posts, which appeared on the politics forum of 4chan, an online message board known for hosting extreme speech and graphic imagery, were not a one-off.
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How can we create tools that make stories like this not a one-off, that more journalists can access to really lift The Times's report over all?
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"Building the brands of U.F.C. athletes — like any other athlete or artist — is not a one-size-fits-all proposition and doesn't happen overnight," Mr. Shapiro said.
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Private-equity giant KKR said WeWork&aposs situation was not a "one-off occurrence," and it expects more venture-capital-backed startups to run into funding troubles.
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Prosecutors said these "prior bad acts" witnesses proved that Cosby's actions toward Constand were part of a pattern of behavior and were not a one-time mistake.
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"This is not a one-off," says Timothy Sheahan, a coronavirus expert and assistant professor at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health.
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Now, please note: That is not a one-off event; that is a process of changing growth, inflation and deficit dynamics driven by an explosive policy mix.
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"Fighting with disasters and adapting to climate change is not a one-off action, it is a regular set of measures," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Even now, there are ways to import and export worlds in the various versions of Minecraft, though it varies by platform and it's not a one-click process.
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"Changing people's attitudes is not a one-day thing," says Emmanuel Mtiti, program director of the Jane Goodall Institute-Tanzania, whose work is partly funded by US AID.
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As academic Richard M. Perloff noted in a recent paper, on social media, users are the sources as well as the receivers; it's not a one-way street.
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" He said those steps included differentiating the shelter populations so that more emotionally disturbed residents were served separately from others, "so it's not a one size fit all.
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"This is not a one-off for this season, it's the new norm for the Australian dairy industry and we need to adapt," Chief Executive Miles Hurrell said.
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The outlet will have a point of view in its coverage of state and local political issues, meaning it's not a one-for-one tradeoff with traditional newspapers.
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Dr. Angelosante says everyone can have a different flow within the DBT framework, and that it's not a one-size-fits-all method — but no therapy really is.
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This is from a 2016 analysis by the EIA: Today, variable sources like wind and solar are not a one-to-one replacement for firm capacity like nuclear.
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" He said Iran has never had "aggressive aims, but peace is not a one-way road and if we decide to be peaceful the other party ... may not.
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Identifying the cause of bloating matters because the treatment that offers relief will vary from person to person and is therefore not a "one size fits all" solution.
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"It's not a one-man show," Girodolle, the new CEO of Lazard's investment banking in France, told Reuters in an interview at its Paris offices on Boulevard Haussmann.
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These "prior bad acts" witnesses, prosecutors argued, showed that Cosby's actions toward Constand in 2004 were part of a consistent pattern and were not a one-time mistake.
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If Lauv is on a mission to prove he's not a one-hit-wonder (after the overwhelming success of his 2018 hit "I Like Me Better"), it's working.
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Not a one trick pony, followed through with his hands and TKO'd Rojasaming in Round 2 with a tight left hook and uppercut combo to win the match.
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In the meantime, the White House hunkered down for what staff members now realize will be an extended siege, not a one- or two-day bad news cycle.
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"When looking at the border, there is not a one-size-fits-all approach," said Gordon Kesting, vice president for homeland security solutions for Elbit Systems of America.
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Snapchat has a lot to prove as it reportedly gears up for its IPO — specifically that it's not a one-trick pony now that Instagram is a real threat.
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But imagine my surprise when I learned Carpool Karaoke was not a one-off internet video, but the cornerstone of his very own TV program, The Late Late Show.
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But governing is not a one and done business; whether Trump was commanding attention on Twitter with something frivolous or substantive, a lot was still happening under the radar.
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Unfortunately (it's) not a one-day event, a two-day event, but presents significant uncertainties not only for the U.K. but how the world will be impacted going forward.
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MiFID II will be a journey and not a one off event inJanuary, is how one national regulator responded to questions about how trading will unfold on January 3.
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A London-based fund manager, and a senior Russian banker both said it was now clear Otkritie was not a one-off and more banks were liable to fail.
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By doing this, Bryant perfectly sums up why the intense pressure for women to become mothers needs to stop: Having kids is not a one-size-fits-all decision.
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But what should disturb Obama, who bypassed his own vice president to lay out the red carpet for Hillary, is that the email transgression is not a one off.
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Don Stewart, McConnell's deputy chief of staff said the meeting was not a "one-on-one 'makeup' meeting," but instead a request for all four congressional leaders to meet.
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It's not a one-to-one analog, but it did leave me uneasy about how The First Purge ends, and how the series slides into catharsis over and over.
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"What we found is not a one-size-fits approach to news, and that's part of what is broken in traditional media," Zakin said at Recode's Code Media conference.
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Prosecutors plan to use those "prior bad acts" witnesses to show that Cosby's actions related to Constand were part of a pattern and were not a one-time mistake.
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That's why it's so important that financial planning is a process, not a one-time event, that flexes and adjusts with you and the financial environment over the years.
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Writing on tech site Gizmodo, journalist Melanie Ehrenkranz said consent was not a "one-time checklist" but should occur continually throughout a sexual encounter and could also be withdrawn.
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This was not a one-off vote and there is going to be some form of negotiation but at this stage it's anyone's guess how long this will take.
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When companies transition from Microsoft's traditional licensing business to cloud-based subscriptions, it's "not a one-for-one move," Nadella told Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss at the event.
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"I hope, pray and expect that this is not a one-time trade but the beginning of an expedited process that will bring my family home soon," he said.
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While the episode does have a character — and a supporting one, not a one-episode guest star — get an abortion, she shows a lot of regret over her decision.
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Transition [tran-zish-uh n] | noun (transitions) Altering one's birth sex is not a one-step procedure; it is a complex process that occurs over a long period of time.
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MiFID II will be a journey and not a one off event in January, is how one national regulator responded to questions about how trading will unfold on January 3.
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The hour-long journey follows a roller-coaster-like path of humps and switchbacks through the dense tropical forest on what should be, but is not, a one-way road.
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New Dawn is a standalone game, but it's not a one-off experiment in the mold of the cyberpunk-tinged Blood Dragon or the Stone Age-themed Far Cry Primal.
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We've picked out the best from each category and give an overall consensus of what they're good for, because dating apps are clearly not a one-size-fits-all thing.
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"Pipeline leak detection is not a one dimensional problem and, in all cases, requires a multiple pronged approach for success," Mike Tankersley, director of pipeline simulation for Schneider Electric said.
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" When asked about measures that are taken to tackle the issue, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the next day, "It is a constant process, it's not a one-time activity.
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Prosecutors plan to use these witnesses to "prior bad acts" to show that the star's actions with Constand were not a one-time mistake but part of a deliberate pattern.
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During the press conference after the decision announcement, central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina suggested that Friday's cut was not a one-off, but that further monetary easing will be gradual.
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All 53 Republican senators voted for his resolution, and not a one broke from him on Democratic witness votes (one broke from him on a vote about a procedural motion).
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"I really hope that this is not a one-day event but really that this becomes a movement, and I love that it's something that grew very organically," Walsh said.
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But the difference in the Sisyphean struggle is that this time we could see it was not a one-off story -- and it knew no partisan, racial or ethnic lines.
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With six turkeys to defrost and brine, more than 236 pounds of sweet potatoes to cube and giant trays of stuffing to mix, this is not a one-day job.
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This push is not a one-off occurrence; rather, it is something we have worked to embed in the system through the yearly payment process over the last two years.
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"Birth control is really not a one-size-fits-all kind of thing, and patients should expect to hear about all the risks and benefits before making a decision," she said.
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So it's not a one-wheeled device, and it requires a remote to accelerate with an electric jolt, but you can carve up the sidewalk just like you would the mountainside.
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Proper support for military children is elusive because there's not a one-size-fits-all answer; it requires a multi-faceted approach and a general de-stigmatizing of mental health help.
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One official said it was "not a one-size fits all kind of thing" and added that the South Korean quota was agreed due to its "unique" position in steel exports.
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The end result is NexGenT, which is own kind of bootcamp — but it's for getting a certificate in network management, and not a one-size-fits-all sticker as a developer.
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"There is not a one-size-fits-all solution — a wall, slats, whatever — and nobody who has ever looked at this question has said that that is the solution," he added.
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It's not a one-size-fits-all solution: The models are tailored to the specific crops, geared to produce longer potatoes for French fries or barley for malting in beer production.
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But if you look closely at Alaska's actions, and what happens to her at the end of the story, you can see that she's not a one-dimensional perfect wild child.
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He also calls Dee Dee a saint, unaware of how Dee Dee has actually been treating her mother (it would seem that the denial of Ensure was not a one-time thing).
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The rise was not a one-off: in the first quarter as a whole, consumer credit rose by an annualised 11.6 percent, the strongest increase since the first three months of 2015.
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It lasts a month, from mid-July to Mid-August, and the schedule is grueling: matches nearly every day, and not a one can be a more relaxed, house show style match.
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"This is certainly not a one-way trade and we're seeing the other side acting now," said Tariq Zahir, a self-professed "oil bear" who specializes in timespread of U.S. crude futures.
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"Consumers know they can get good deals throughout the season and these opportunities are not a one-day or one-weekend phenomenon and that has showed up in shopping plans," he said.
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But it's not a one size fits all thing and so for me, going to places it's given me the opportunity to see just how unique the needs of each community are.
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Veronica Koman, a human rights lawyer focused on Papua, said by text message that using a snake in this way represented torture and was not a one-off incident in the area.
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The melee stuff is fine, a totally acceptable riff on games like One Finger Death Punch, but like the shooting, it's not a one-off; you're constantly pressed into more combat scenarios.
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When you look at today's world through the prism of Francis' work, a few things seem clear: Trump is not a one-time phenomenon; the populist tide has been rising for years.
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"We have an ESG policy, and we follow it – this is not a one-off action to raise a CLO – this is how we invest across our liquid loan business," Bellis said.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that decisions were being made on a case-by-case basis and that there was not a one-size-fits-all approach to deciding which countries would be exempt.
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But he said Turkey's influence in the Middle East, its role as an energy hub and its importance as an intelligence partner meant relations with Europe were not a one-way street.
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" Which is why, she said, "It's important to link [mental health issues] to climate change," because "these events, they're no longer one-off—it's not a one-in-100-year flood anymore.
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As I talk with those in the industry who are thinking and building products in this area, I encourage people to understand this is likely not a one-size-fits-all solution.
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Microsoft today is rolling out a new version of its game streaming service, Mixer, which it's calling "Season 2" to reflect the fact that the changes are ongoing, not a one-day release.
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I learned that forgiveness is not a "one time, done that" act; it is a process of learning to accept God's sovereignty over all of life, viewing life and others from his perspective.
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"Small Island" sharply demonstrates that the scandal was not a one-off aberration: it was just another example of the discrimination that British people from the Caribbean faced from the moment they arrived.
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But rape is not a technicality, and consent is not a one-and-done box to be ticked; it's an ongoing process between two people, which requires treating your partner like an equal.
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However, we must remember that what is proposed is not a one time wealth tax, as much public discussion implicitly assumes, but an annual wealth tax, which would impose a phenomenally larger burden.
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Moreover, the main impact of the tax reform should be to encourage companies to invest (and hire) more in the U.S. This is not a one- or two-month lift to consumer spending.
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It also makes sure that voting is not a one-day effort by expanding early voting, increasing people's ability to participate in their government and elect people who truly represent their communities. Rep.
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The stories about the team, and the immediate vicinity of the basket, were dominated by Giannis Antetokounmpo, the favorite to be named M.V.P. over Harden, but Milwaukee was not a one-man show.
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That said, Uber also acknowledges that it's not a one-size-fits-all solution, and not every airport will be a perfect candidate (for example, a smaller airport or one with limited curb availability).
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There's competition in the countertop oven space, though, namely the June Intelligent Oven, the Gourmia GKM3000 and the Panasonic Countertop Induction Oven, but they're all slightly different, and not a one is available yet.
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" As D.C. events spook investors who have bought in due to optimism surrounding Trump, and with the market potentially caught off-sides amid the drop, "the selling yesterday was not a one-day event.
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Someone at USC wants you to think that Lori Loughlin and her daughters were NOT a one-off, but actually the status quo in that ya need NO experience for the women's rowing team.
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If the 2017 tax cuts are to strengthen the economy over the long haul, the muscle needs to come from a continuing growth of business investment, not a one time hit of consumer spending.
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Not only is it not a "one-case-only" law, she claimed, but also the executive and legislative branches traditionally have been given authority to make determinations in cases over claims against foreign governments.
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"Divorce is not a one-size-fits-all process, and you need a holistic approach," said Sonia Queralt, 34 and a divorced divorce lawyer and coach in Miami, who is one of the founders.
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" • Robert Kyncl, YouTube's chief business officer, of the LionTree team: "Aryeh does a really good job of weaving them in with the business leaders around them so that it's not a one-man show.
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"We'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world, but we're going to compete in the world where it's a two-way road, not a one-way road," Mr. Trump vowed.
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"Both the American taxpayers, and Zambian citizens, deserve a privileged, two-way partnership, not a one-way donation that works out to $200 million per meeting with the head of state," Mr. Foote wrote.
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BY THE WAY, WHAT YOUR'E DOING IS NOT A ONE-TIME BONUS FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND, DIMON: NO, WE ALREADY DO ONE EVERY YEAR, $750 INTO PEOPLE MAKING $60,000 A YEAR INTO THEIR 401K.
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The mega producers joined us on "TMZ Live" to talk about the stage battle they had Sunday night at Hot 97's Summer Jam concert -- and they revealed it was NOT a one-off.
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He won about 16 percent of the vote in New Hampshire with a message crafted entirely to appeal to moderate Republicans and independent voters there and must show he is not a one-state wonder.
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Xinhua reported that the Taylor Swift "breakup insurance" is not a one-off, citing that insurance packages for celeb couples such as Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are also available for sale on the site.
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Be it a community that provides a sense of relief or camaraderie, or the documentation that allows someone to say "my experience with toxic gamers in the gaming sphere was not a one-off event".
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Yet Clinton's comments are not a one-off: they reflect a tendency among Democratic loyalists, both in the elite and rank and file, to throw around charges of Russian influence without much grounding in fact.
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Knut Woller, analyst at Baader Helvea, said the long-term outlook confirmed his view that an acceleration of internally generated profit growth in the first half of this year "was not a 'one-hit wonder'".
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"Fencing can be very effective in making life difficult for those attempting to clandestinely cross our southern border, but it is not a one-stop measure," said Jon Feere, legal policy analyst for the center.
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"I hope, pray, and expect that this is not a one-time trade but the beginning of an expedited process that will bring my family home soon," Babak Namazi, Siamak's brother, said in a statement.
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"People don't seem to understand there's not a one-to-one correlation of the things that you do online, it's the seemingly mundane things you do online that are predictive of who you are," she said.
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Today's quote "(I)mmigration, even for the President, is not a one-person show" The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which dealt another defeat to President Trump's travel ban Breakfast Browse People are talking about these.
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But the administration notes that Vasquez is not a one-off case, but the latest in a long line of criminal immigrants who were released after ICE detainers were ignored by the City of Brotherly Love.
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She creates an appealing narrative for anyone upset by Clinton's loss and looking for someone to blame, omitting key facts that show the antipathy between Team Clinton and younger voters was not a one-way street.
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We'll never know exactly why it looks like a wet weekend in Solihull, but still, it looks about as much fun as a fun as a wet weekend in Solihull, and it's not a one off.
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"Solidarity is not a one-way street," Schulz warned, calling for financial sanctions for those countries that violate the spirit of solidarity in the EU. Reporting by Holger Hansen and Michael Nienaber; Editing by Keith Weir
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"When it comes to reforming procedures, this is not a one-off thing that you can do once and take a vacation," said Gigi Gronvall, a biosecurity expert at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Whether it's customizing our smart phones with our favorite apps or ordering exactly what we need when we need it from Amazon, we increasingly expect a unique customer experience, not a one-size-fits-all model.
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So in 1950, an election was held that was not a one-party election where Atatürk's party was the only one running, but one where a second party, a genuine opposition called the Democrat Party, won.
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But as I tried dozens of powder, liquid, and cream formulations, my hunt for a replacement went from weeks to months to years; oddly, not a one had passed what I thought was a reasonable litmus test.
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On the way to the next stop (another supermarket that also sells Japanese and Korean snacks), Dunlop tells me that when she's writing a book about a region, it's not a one stop off kind of deal.
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This goes back to what I used to write about Fedor Emelianenko's long hooks and weird looking kicks: 'technique' is just a method to improve your rate of success, it's not a one-size-fits-all thing.
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For American Jews, though, it was something much, much worse: a confirmation that the Pittsburgh attack was not a one-off, that our cherished belief in America as an exception in Jewish history might be a delusion.
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But critical appreciation of him as a Pop icon, not a one-hit wonder, had recovered of late, particularly after a 2013 retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art that Morgan Art Foundation had pushed for.
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"Comedian" is not a one-note Dadaist imposture in which a commodity is proclaimed a work of art — which would be an entire century out of date now, as dated as a film director mimicking D.W. Griffith.
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"Our aim is to conclude the bailout review and immediately after that to return to markets," Tsipras told ANT1 TV. He said he wanted the country's return to bond markets to be 'sustainable' and not a 'one off'.
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"It is a war, not a one-off battle," Mr. Chahed, 285, a soft-spoken agricultural engineer, who worked for several years on development programs at the United States Embassy in Tunis, said in an interview this month.
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We went through the release of Kurt Volker's text messages, line by line, and they pretty clearly show that the phone call where Trump pushed Zelensky for investigations of the Russia investigation and Bidens was not a one-off.
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The deal is not a one-off, either, it seems – Hulu is launching the film under its new Hulu Documentary Films arm, which will become the new home for premium original and exclusive documentary film titles coming to Hulu.
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That points to another political reality: modern Russia is not a one-man show with Mr Putin singing, dancing and acting at its centre; nor is it his personal puppet theatre, where the marionettes move only at his will.
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I've had the honor of being able to speak to a lot of industry professionals who've been doing this for 20 to 30 years with much success, and every restaurateur told me not a one has opened on schedule.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland, (Reuters) - Changes in Germany to the Olympic rule that restricted sponsorship opportunities for athletes during a Games are not a "one-size-fits-all" decision for all countries, Canadian Olympic Committee President Tricia Smith said on Wednesday.
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"Both the American taxpayers, and Zambian citizens, deserve a privileged, two-way partnership, not a one-way donation that works out to $200 million per meeting with the head of state," Mr. Foote wrote in the early December statement.
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"Second, and more important, this was not a one man decision and had the support of government as well," he said, although there could be some tweaks as the timeline was "aggressive" and banks' capital needs had to be factored in.
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The admission that the attack was not a one-time event in a developing country but perhaps part of a broader threat has thrust Swift into a spotlight, raising questions about how securely money is being moved around the world.
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And while "there is not a one-size-fits-all answer" for handling the uncertainty, Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at consumer financial company Bankrate, tells CNBC Make It that a well-balanced and diverse portfolio can help mitigate risk.
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While "there is not a one-size-fits-all answer" to investing, Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at consumer financial company Bankrate, tells CNBC Make It, many experts agree that a well-balanced and diverse portfolio will help mitigate risk.
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While it's not a one-to-one historical simulation, Battlefield 1 takes the series' solid mechanics—I don't know how many hours I've sunk into the series since 2010's Bad Company 2—and applies them to this completely ignored setting.
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"This back and forth — an Iranian attack on Israeli posts on the Golan and a widespread Israeli response against numerous Iranian targets in Syria — was not a one-off flare-up or a case of hot heads prevailing," he said.
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And it means that for many, the Iowa story is not a one-night spectacle but now a multi-day narrative -- taking center stage while the saga of impeachment of the President of the United States fades into the background.
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"Asthma is quite a variable disease; there's not a one-size-fits-all," said Dr. Stanley Szefler, the director of pediatric asthma research at Children's Hospital Colorado, and the author of a recent review of asthma across the life span.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp will work to ensure last year's record profit was not a one-off, its new management said on Friday, after the Japanese conglomerate forecast a dip in earnings this year in anticipation of a stronger yen.
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It's as if the artist took a bunch of eggs, shook them up, and not only did not a one of 'em crack, they all seem to revel in the delicacy of the dance of their white-on-white invisibility.
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Although the decision to honor an individual instead of a group may have upset some on the SheBuiltNYC committee, public officials say that the initiative is not a "one-and-done" program; they are preparing to announce many new monuments in 2019.
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"I hope it's not a one-off," she said, emphasizing that the community groups are "doing this to lift the voices of tenants" — so that people who, like her family, have depended on Chinatown for their homes and livelihoods, can remain there.
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It was a rush job, a way to prove he's not a one-hit wonder (mission accomplished: "Panini," the only other great song on the EP, is also a hit), and to satiate his fans while he works on his official debut.
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Planting large numbers of trees does reduce carbon emissions and can have huge benefits for the ecosystem, but as climatologists and horticulturalists are quick to point out, it's not a one-size-fits-all way to stem to the tide of climate change.
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Turns out Megan had a big-time ally helping her get to the top ... she's signed to Crawford's label, 1501 Certified Ent, and when we talked to Carl he told us it's not a one-off, he's in the game to stay.
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Meanwhile, I've written hundreds of words about this episode and not a one about new series star Dylan Baker, whose appearance as William, a Soviet spy working as a scientist, turned me into the real-life version of the heart-eyed emoji.
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This is not a one-time adjustment — we are committed to this coverage going forward — and I think having experienced reporters talking to voters in every part of the country will make our report stronger as we head into the next election cycle.
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"This is not a one-time event limited to the 2016 election," said Michael Posner, the director of the Center for Business and Human Rights at New York University's Stern School of Business, which recently published a report about Russian influence campaigns.
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However, in a conversation with PEOPLE last month, Facebook's Global Head of Safety Antigone Davis advised that screen time is not a one-size-fits-all concept, and that parents should make decisions on a case-by-case basis instead of following generalized recommendations.
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EMPLOYERS are entitled to forbid their Muslim staff from wearing headscarves as long as it is part of a consistent practice of banning the display of religious or ideological symbols, and not a one-off action aimed at satisfying the demands of a particular client.
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We're told last week's confrontation was not a one-time freak thing -- it had been brewing for a while, as there have been several disagreements between Tekashi's camp in the East and Elliot's team in the West on how Tekashi's career should be managed.
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But it would be fascinating to discover that creating loyal companions like dogs out of fierce predators like wolves was not a one-time-only brainwave, but rather an idea that might have emerged naturally in places where the two species closely co-habited.
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"It is not a one budget task, but will stretch over the next three years at least as the rating agencies worry about fiscal sustainability for an economy which has shown a marked downward growth trajectory as it failed to prioritize economic growth," Bishop said.
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"And what appears to have driven this front-end rise is the final realization by markets that the Fed is not a "one and done" organization, but really will be following up the December hike with another, and then probably another next year," he said.
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Dish's streaming service for cord cutters, Sling TV, What's notable about this news is that it's not a one-off event for Sling TV. Instead, we understand that Sling TV is planning to make other pay-per-view events available in the future, too.
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A much wiser path is to follow Roosevelt's actual model — the goal is a robust labor market, relief jobs are one of several tools to achieve it (and not necessarily the most important one), and it's an enduring commitment, not a one-off policy shift.
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Kirk: It's not a one-and-done moment in life in my mind at all, it's going to be more like a slow fade of reaching a point where I'm financially independent enough to make whatever choice I want about how I spend my time.
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"The issue at hand is very complicated and no two situations are going to be the same, so it's not a one-size-fits-all policy," said Greg Bouris, a spokesman for the players' union, speaking generally about the policy and not about Familia's case.
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And if they want to open up the court offensively, then they can go small with KP at the five; because none of those guys can space the floor either, and not a one of them brings enough playmaking to make up for their lack of stretch.
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While these efforts can translate into meaningful weight loss for some people, it's not a one-size-fits all fix, said Dr. Susan Yanovski, author of an accompanying editorial and co-director of the Office of Obesity Research with the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said on Friday that there was not a "one-size-fits-all" approach for G20 members to boost their economic growth, saying that each country had to decide for itself how to apply structural reforms and monetary and fiscal policy.
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And that's what they started to do, closing their stores, reducing the number of workers, moving some of them to dot-com, some of those people are older and not prepared to work in those particular industries, and so it's not a one size fits all.
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"This is far bigger than Y2K, because this is not a one-off IT fix but a structural change in how research is used and funded within financial markets," Chatwell said, referring to preparations to deal with computer issues around the change in date before the year 2000.
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We think some of them are legitimately passionate people that are just really into promoting Russia ... There are certain times when it does give you great insights, but it's not a one-time, I look at it for five seconds and write a newspaper article and then that's it.
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"Everything suggests the site is not a one-off but in fact presents a template of an undiscovered community that thrived 3,000 years ago 'beneath' Britain's largest wetland" — Mark KnightPosts and rafters stick up from the ground, while footprints of the inhabitants can still be seen in the sediment.
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"The markets were reminded yesterday the 'Trump trade' is not a one-way trade and there's room for disappointment as actions on tax cuts and infrastructure spending might not materializes as quickly as we want," said Anastasia Amoroso, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Houston.
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AUDEMARS PIGUET CODE 11.59 SELFWINDING CHRONOGRAPH $42,400 For years, Audemars Piguet has reminded buyers that it is not a one-trick pony, but because its Royal Oak sports watch is one of the industry's few genuine icons and hogs the limelight, it must feel like flogging a dead horse.
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I THINK THAT -- I THINK HE PROBABLY GOT A LOT OF PUBLICITY AND IT WAS GOOD FOR OUR COUNTRY THE MEETING I HAD AND IT WAS VERY GOOD FOR THE UNITED STATES AND PERHAPS IT WAS NOT PERFECT FOR MEXICO BUT MEXICO HAS TO UNDERSTAND IT'S NOT A ONE-WAY STREET.
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Monuments and other protected lands underpin the outdoor recreation economy and are proven to be a powerful economic driver in communities across the U.S. OIA also recognizes there are challenges nationally and locally to addressing public lands and waters recreation issues and there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to management.
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For those who argue that tariffs are not a one-way street and U.S. farmers and consumers will pay a price when China retaliates, the answer must be that when the national interest is genuinely at stake, Americans always have been willing to sacrifice in far more traumatic ways than in their pocketbooks.
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"Unfortunately the European parties have failed to fulfil their commitments ... the deal is not a one-way street and Iran will act accordingly as we have done so far by gradually downgrading our commitments," Ali Dakar Salehi said after a meeting with acting head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Cornel Feruta, in Tehran.
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Asked by reporters whether the turnover tax being proposed by finance ministers in France, Germany, Spain and Italy is practical, Moscovici said: "There are several options… It's not a one-way avenue," before adding: "We will explore all options" — including, he said, "taking into accounts works outside the EU," citing the WTO and the G20.
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"For us, as long as progress seems to be made, as long as it's tax reform and not a one-time tax cut, I think market participants would be more willing to wait," said Grohowski, who said the market wants to see some action by the end of the year, or early next year .
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Home mortgage: This is not a one-size-fits-all statement, but if you are planning to stay put for at least five to 10 years, then it may make sense to purchase a house with the hopes of building equity in your own property instead of renting and building equity for someone else.
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"This 'monkey menu' was not a one-off, and the use of these difficult-to-catch resources is one more example of the behavioural and technological flexibility of Homo sapiens," said Michael Petraglia, senior study author and professor in the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History's Department of Archaeology, in a statement.
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"With current threats against nonprofit organizations, such as limiting the federal charitable tax deduction, the $2122.9 billion in revenue back to the government generated by arts industry expenditures shows that municipal, state, and federal arts support is not a one-way street," Robert L. Lynch, the president and CEO of Americans for the Arts, said in a statement.
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While the chief executive can fire any member of the executive branch with or without cause, insubordination at the top of the FBI is cause enough — insubordination that clearly was not a one-off, given that Comey repeatedly refused to publicly confirm that the new president was not the subject of the investigation into so-called Russian collusion.
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"Still Got Time" is the sort of track that people will almost certainly describe as "tropical" (which, snooze), but Zayn's vocal has rarely sounded better – he pulls back to showcase his caramel smooth tones over his range (assumedly to show he's not a one trick pony), and kind of sings PARTYNEXTDOOR off the track at the same time.
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Although Trudeau was at the Institute to announce $50 million in funding which will allow those working at Perimeter to continue their work on fundamental physics, he took the time to breakdown the essence of quantum computing for a clueless journalist: "Normal computers work either with power going through a wire or not, a one or a zero," Trudeau said.
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I remember all the TV stations doing stuff and Joe Gibbs, who was a coach at the time, one of the great coaches, and for anyone who does follow the NFL, he may well be the best coach ever because he won three Super Bowls, three different quarterbacks, and not a one of whom is ever going to make the Hall of Fame.
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So it&aposs like a low-key customization without feeling too overwhelmed, and I think that&aposs why celebrities want to go to her, because it&aposs not a one-facial-fits-all experience, and also you&aposre going there not only to treat your skin but to kind of get away from everything and get away from that hectic Hollywood lifestyle.
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Beause a lot of people say,"Oh, listen, Gawker got what they got coming to them, no one else is gonna deal with this, this is a one-off thing …" It's not a one-off thing, and you know, Mother Jones had to defend itself against a very powerful individual not very long ago — cost them I believe over two million dollars.
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The misconception around why some people struggle to make their money stretch to cover all their expenses and savings goals is due, in part, to the fact that poverty and living in poverty is not a "one size fits all issue," Archuleta tells CNBC Make It. This thought process typically happens because most Americans are trying to simplify a situation that often stems from complex problems.
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FREEMAN: Well, I think what we see when we look over this two-century history is that 2008 was not a one-off perfect storm, unexplainable, unexpected event, but it was the culmination of a century of the government standing behind Citi, and the bank going through crises, and it was such a contrast from the first century where, for 20183 years roughly, it becomes the biggest bank in the country.
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But one expert who has looked at the app's code says that the location monitoring goes far beyond just finding out where in the country you are located: "Collecting location data is not a one-off thing," Nariman Gharib, an Iranian security researcher living in London, told VICE News, pointing out that the app uses an Android library that is typically used by fitness apps to track your movement.
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"Climate change is in fact warming not just the Earth but also the oceans and one of the reasons why the expectation of future hurricanes is so high is that last years' three hurricanes together — the $135 billion of losses — are a one in 10 year event not a one in a 100 year event," John Dacey, chief financial officer of Swiss Re, told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche on Friday.
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Not a one-trick pony Chinese President Xi Jinping probably knows that you have two goals in mind for your meeting with him this weekend: trying to maintain the image of your close personal relationship with him, while concurrently hammering China to at least publicly profess (like they did after your first meeting last year) that they'll be more flexible on trade issues so that you can declare even a temporary victory.
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But the subsidies for key sectors that would make self-sufficiency possible are also a key target of the Trump administration, which believes Chinese subsidies will eventually create the kind of overcapacity that has crippled the steel and solar panel sectors in the US. Xi and senior Chinese officials now realize this, and the Meng arrest and broader salvos against Huawei have been a painful reminder that the ZTE case was not a one-off.
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And a few even did it in fun and lighthearted ways, like using art as a medium: For others, it was much more serious and sometimes painful: Some people took a long time to even come out to themselves: And others acknowledged that coming out is definitely not a one-time thing, and that they'll have to keep coming out for the rest of their lives: While some of the coming out experiences people shared were silly, a general theme running through the stories is the need for bisexual people to constantly combat stigma about their sexuality — which comes both from straight people and from people who identify as gay and lesbian.
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