It's not essential for me to have a big debut week, it's not essential for me to have big radio records.
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Some experience managing a team is preferred, but not essential.
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Previous experience as a journalist is desirable but not essential.
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Hiring a lawyer is recommended but not essential, agents said.
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IT'S NOT ESSENTIAL THAT THEY SAY THEY'RE DOING ANYTHING WRONG.
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"Coffee is not essential at all," one barista told Vice.
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But it's not essential to the very idea of replacement.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Building in Britain is not essential to BMW's (BMWG.
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It's not what's driving us, and it's not essential to this.
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It's a weird universal human practice that's not essential for procreation.
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Of course, Wall Street money is not essential to fundraising success.
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But it appears freedom is not essential to a dynamic economy.
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I am not essential to the NHS but I could help.
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Good glasses are pleasant though not essential; tumblers are fine, too.
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They are convenient for scooting between work areas, but not essential.
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Nevertheless, Raeburn emphasizes that while fathers are important, they are not essential.
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He said the reprocessing plant deal was not essential for Orano's survival.
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Non-core assets refer to those not essential to a company's operations.
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But it's not essential to grasp that this is how books function.
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I sometimes passed on the color, which is charming but not essential.
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How can we be essential workers, but our lives are not essential?
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"Our conclusion is that it's not essential," ECIU director Richard Black said.
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"Previous housekeeping or hospitality experience is described as advantageous, but "not essential.
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It's serviceable, sure — even enjoyable, for the most part — but it's not essential.
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Anonymity is not essential to the preservation of speech free from governmental interference.
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"It's definitely not essential to attend the festival as a nondrinker," she said.
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But TiMi contended that these platforms are not essential to a game's success.
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He's stripped the world to his essentials, and proper names are not essential.
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It's not essential to the action in the film — but like, it totally is.
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To say that it's not essential is to say that women's wellbeing is inessential.
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Paul Raeburn: The point here is that fathers are important for children but not essential.
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Many foreign buyers choose to hire a lawyer, but it is not essential, agents said.
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" The Alameda County Sheriff disagreed, and on March 17 tweeted that Tesla was not "essential.
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Is it better for us to not use Amazon right now if it's not essential?
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That's an important message, and it's not essential to watch the movie to receive it.
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While not essential, a few lardons of pork give pasta with peas a nice boost.
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The experts said that these were not essential to democracy, but that they were beneficial.
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An add-on is anything that is not essential to carry out an IVF cycle.
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Workers classified as not essential to public safety at the unfunded agencies would be furloughed.
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As a practical matter, drafting a budget everyone can agree on is not essential to governing.
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Opening your bowels every day is not essential for the proper functioning of your digestive system.
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The iPhone 11's extra juice is a nice bonus, but not essential for most users.
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But understanding social media certainly is helpful, if not essential, in assessing the 2016 presidential election.
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The ideal candidate will possess the following skills: Knowledge of current affairs is preferable but not essential.
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The muscle contractions that occur during an orgasm are not essential for a woman to become pregnant.
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Chair arms are not essential, but they can support you as you stand up and sit down.
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The test so far suggests that cash is not essential and, instead, may be costly, he said.
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Mr. Obama has also concluded that his voice is not essential in the daily back-and-forth.
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Once there, it's not essential for Google to know who you are to make use of this data.
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"The Federal Office for National Economic Supply has concluded coffee...is not essential for life," the government said.
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"The Federal Office for National Economic Supply has concluded coffee ... is not essential for life," the government said.
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" They have said that the works they selected for deaccession are "not essential to the museum's refreshed mission.
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Swiss has frozen hiring, deferred some salary payments, and halted projects not essential to operations to preserve money.
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Footage of two individuals walking their dogs in the park was labelled as "not essential" in the clip.
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"The official job description states that while previous experience is not essential, applicants must have "attention to detail.
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This is not essential; you can send this data to your own server and monitor it as you wish.
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In the majority-Kurdish cantons, winning Arab support is not essential, and indoctrination seems to be more the goal.
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At nearly 1,000 pages, Ms. Gabriel's book teems with details that are almost always fascinating even when not essential.
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Some of the people on the Tube yesterday and today are not essential workers, I can tell you that.
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It's just fine— but it's not essential TV that you need to pay for a streaming platform to enjoy.
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"This is not essential or recommended by any means," New York-based gynecologist Alyssa Dweck told VICE via email.
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Hambrick, however, kept reiterating that practice is important, if not essential, to the development of expertise in any field.
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"Sugarcane and bananas are not essential parts of that diet and can be compared to sweets for children," she said.
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But while oral arguments help clarify issues and offer some transparency, they are not essential to the resolution of cases.
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The CDC has also said that wearing masks is not essential, unless you have the disease or are showing symptoms.
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A credit rating from one of the big three agencies, Standard and Poor's, Moody's or Fitch, while not essential, would help.
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Despite what romantic comedies have been telling us for years, a blue box is not essential to a picture-perfect proposal.
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These programs are not essential to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) core mission and can be implemented by the private sector.
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The songs on Ruins aren't sketches or bare-bone structures, they're complete works, devoid of anything not essential to Harris's vision.
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There is no reason for such an apparent or actual conflict to exist, as Rosenstein is not essential to the investigation.
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In my short week here, I realize that many of the things Benyan and Xudu collect and keep are not essential.
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Privacy has long been a luxury, and it's still often treated that way; a disposable asset, nice-to-have, not essential.
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Starting in August, Mozilla's Firefox will block Flash content that "is not essential to the user experience," the organization announced today.
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As an aspiring journalist, I know that having a social media presence will be important, if not essential to my career.
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Mr. Isengart longs for a time when domesticity, or "dough-mysticity," as Mr. Noterdaeme puts it, was valued, if not essential.
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It's interesting, but not essential, to know that the title refers to earth's seven continents, each of which gets an episode.
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Some students use websites like Quizlet to study up before tests, but such sites are "not essential for learning," Radesky says.
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Another way to avoid the distraction is to delete the apps that are not essential to your work or everyday life.
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We published the story on July 5th, omitting some details at the Pentagon's request that were not essential to the story.
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Some of CNOOC's term cargoes were resold this year but this was not essential because demand has been solid, the source said.
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The MarCO satellites were not essential for the mission, and were bundled into InSight to test out CubeSat performance in deep space.
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That prompted an angry response from government with Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove telling BBC TV: "Sports Direct is not essential retail".
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Ultramotion is not essential by any stretch, but once you use a display that's so responsive and smooth, it's hard to go back.
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And since owning a crematory is not essential to their business, they pay to use a nearby crematory on an as-needed basis.
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While getting a good temperature reading of the Martian interior would help characterize the planet's innards, it's not essential to the overall mission.
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"We are advising Canadians whose presence in China is not essential to depart via commercial means while they remain available," he told reporters.
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Equally, a few inches more legroom and metal cutlery are pleasant, but not essential for a flight that lasts such a short time.
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"Hair is not essential when you look like Nefertiti," she writes of the mother in "Swing Time," but she might be describing herself.
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The idea of a president as "standard bearer" for a party is a long American tradition, but is not essential to our democracy.
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The administration has already reallocated nearly $400 million to respond and "curtailed expenditures not essential to the health and safety" of the children.
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Dr. Kwiat said that it was not essential to memorize all of that knowledge, but good to look over and keep in mind.
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It's not essential to survival the way more nutritious foods are, and pious folks disdain all that white sugar, white flour and butter.
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In "Game of Thrones," in other words, nationalism and tribalism are not essential forces for preserving society but an existential threat to survival.
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Facebook is not a monopoly in its actual market — advertising — and the product it offers is not essential to the U.S. economy or society.
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Fresh greens were not essential to pork belly tacos, but without them the tacos, topped with a rudimentary corn salsa, seemed a tad thin.
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Minit rewards multiple playthroughs with more items to find, locations to visit, and puzzles to solve that are not essential to the main storyline.
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Google's rise in the education market represents an annoyance to Apple, for whom Mac and iPad sales to schools are important, but not essential.
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Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said this month the company has been working on a deal for years, but added it was not essential.
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The review will aim to minimise cash outflows, the company said, adding that projects that have commenced but are not essential will be suspended.
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"The activity is clearly partial but decidedly more than 20%," he said, adding that all operations not essential for actual production had been stopped.
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"He eliminates anything that's not essential from the face of this little rabbit until it's really reduced to the absolute minimum," Mr. Dibbits said.
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Poniewozik From my perspective — I was obsessed back in the day, but have forgotten a ton since — the shout-outs are nice, but not essential.
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Note-takers are not essential: In the past, interpreters have fulfilled that role by drawing on their contemporaneous notes to provide an official, historic record.
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"In my opinion, non-essential travel to Zika endemic areas should be deferred until the situation improves, and the Olympics are not essential," he said.
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These aren't things you need, they're fun toys — but, $200 or more is a little steep for something that's cool but not essential to your life.
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In private, the President and these colleagues spoke openly about how the war in Vietnam was not essential to the Cold War with the Soviet Union.
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Makers of plastic 3-D printed guns have taken advantage of this loophole by creating metal inserts that are not essential for the gun to function.
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This is a convenience and a courtesy, helpful but not essential to the job, and not a favor granted in the expectation of anything in return.
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MetLife Inc, whose headquarters sits atop Grand Central Station, imposed a ban on international travel that is not "essential," a person familiar with the matter said.
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It is not integral to the plot, it is not essential to understanding these characters, and it does not appear at all in the original story.
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The business can only be helped by any association with Simone Biles, regardless of how she fares this summer, but it is not essential to the plan.
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Agius, in a light grey suit, told Southwark Crown Court that in June 2008, Barclays initially thought a deal with Qatar would be desirable, but not essential.
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Agius, in a light gray suit, told Southwark Crown Court that in June 2008, Barclays initially thought a deal with Qatar would be desirable, but not essential.
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In other cases, regulations directed at social engineering, such as "say on pay," are not essential to a financial understanding of, and investment decision in, a business.
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The appendix comes into this picture because, despite its reputation as a useless, vestigial organ, it probably still does something useful (if not essential) in our body.
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No. And this shows that the demographic fact — in this case, that I am a woman — is not essential to the kind of standing I am claiming.
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We were placed in an isolated room, and nurses and doctors spoke to me via a telephone if coming inside to examine the baby was not essential.
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Plus, the money I'm investing is savings that would be nice to have for my children, but it's not essential money I'll need, like a retirement fund.
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"The vast majority of world states say nuclear weapons are not essential for security, and that we want to reduce their salience by banning them," he said.
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LAE, New Guinea, July 1 — Fred Noonan and I have worked very hard the last two days repacking the plane and eliminating everything that is not essential.
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And even if it's not essential to the Coens' canon, it captures the wry essence of their three-decade career and what makes their movies so consistently delightful.
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They're moments you could cut out, because they're not essential to the story, but they give you a better understanding of the character, and make the world richer.
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It's not essential to putting humans on Mars, but I think it would be a very big step as long as we do it in the right way.
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According to Burton, a lot of women get hung up on the idea of being positive all of the time, but being positive is not essential to success.
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It's not essential the way a smartphone is, but it can be time- and stress-saving in some key situations, especially if your job depends on being current.
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Those activities were deemed "not essential to U.S. force protection, U.S. mission and national security objectives, and potential [Afghan forces] investigations into further" violations, according to the report.
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Jack was convinced, in a split second, that if the computer wasn't getting to certain computations, such algorithms were not essential and would not materially affect the landing.
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"Sharp's technology is not essential to Japan's industrial structure today," said a senior Abe administration official, who asked not to be named to discuss a private business matter.
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From Hawaii and Moab, Utah, to the Outer Banks, N.C., and a small island in Maine, local authorities are urging travelers to reconsider trips that are not essential.
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"We'll be talking to everyone affected, but it's clear to me that Sports Direct is not essential retail," Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove told BBC TV on Tuesday.
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Dietitians say it is not essential to cut back on as many foods, since a moderate low-carb diet may still hold benefits for diabetes or weight loss.
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She found that hospitals serving lower-income populations "often rely on formula companies for financial support and lactation consultants are seen as supplemental, not essential," Dr. McKinney said.
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"Current evidence shows that the total volume of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity is related to many health benefits; bouts of a prescribed duration are not essential," the guidelines state.
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As for selling its stake in Hulu, the company is "looking for opportunities to monetize assets" that are not essential to its current strategies, explained AT&T CFO John Stephens.
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The officials said it was not essential to grant Puerto Rico access to Chapter 22014 bankruptcy, an approach that was considered last year but now appears to have been discarded.
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To recall a Greek Proverb which was the guiding principle of the World Affairs Council where I grew up in Philadelphia: In a democracy, agreement is not essential – participation is.
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A. As with previous versions of its Windows operating system, Microsoft gives users the ability to turn off (or turn on) certain programs, apps and utilities that are not essential.
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In a televised press conference, Philippe said that starting at midnight Saturday, all places that are not essential to French living, including restaurants, cafes, cinemas and clubs, will be closed.
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French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced on March 14 that the country would be closing all places that are not essential to French living, which includes restaurants, cafes and clubs.
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Dessert is not essential, but it is nice to end the meal with a little sweet something, even if it takes 10 minutes to throw together using mostly pantry ingredients.
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Ben Smith, the editor in chief of BuzzFeed, said on Sunday that the briefings were "a useful, if not essential, tradition" and that his outlet would keep a reporter there.
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The federal government, he said, can be helpful in getting states to work together, though it is not essential to those efforts, as demonstrated by R.G.G.I. or the Governors' Accord.
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In the test against the Red Team hackers, they provided the Red Team access inside a partition that controlled aspects of the drone helicopter, like the camera, but not essential functions.
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Free meals include a daily entrée, milk, fruits, and vegetables, but not "à la carte" items like chips, sports drinks, or other items that are not "essential nutrition," the district said.
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Rio had tried to sell its stake in IOC in 2012 as it already deemed it a non-core asset but it withdrew the process, saying the sale was not essential.
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"It could easily have taken two to three years," he said, adding that while it was not essential to have a Dane leading Lego, it was important to understand its roots.
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While baby talk is not essential to guiding infants' language learning, the use of pitch modulations, repetition and slower speech all allow infants to process the patterns in their language more easily.
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What we have conventionally seen with female characters are women playing the mother, or the girlfriend, or someone that's not essential to the plot, or generally based on a kind of attractiveness.
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Knoche, speaking to reporters at the presentation of the company's new name and logo, also said that selling a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant to China was not essential for the company's survival.
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Mozilla's Firefox browser will start blocking Flash content "not essential to the user experience" from August 2016, the company said today, helping to hasten the achingly slow demise of the aging plugin.
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This was reflected on the Smartraveller website, which said regardless of your destination, age or health status, if your overseas travel is not essential, you should reconsider whether you need to go.
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But she began to understand something: Great clothing, while perhaps not essential in its own right, was a vehicle of self-reflection — a means of changing the way she looked at herself.
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On the other hand, international experience shows that universal coverage and high quality health care can be achieved in a variety of ways; technocrats may prefer single-payer, but it's not essential.
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Each and every character is decently introduced, so while prior knowledge helps, it's not essential; and the difficulty level on regular mode is challenging enough that experienced gamers will get a real test.
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As the number of coronavirus cases in Hawaii climbed above 50, Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell and Maui Mayor Michael Victorino ordered residents to stay in their homes if they are not essential workers.
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It has become clear in recent years that some kind of zero-carbon, storable, combustible fuel is, if not essential to total decarbonization of the energy system, at the very least extremely helpful.
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"That's the point when somebody should have raised their hand and said 'We don't need this video, it's not essential to telling the story, let's not take the chance,'" one of the journalists said.
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As the world goes through strict measures to stem the spread of coronavirus, airports and travel-related businesses have become a major casualty as governments advise people to avoid trips that are not essential.
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"There's this mind-set in FIRE discussions that you have to cut out everything that's not essential, but what's essential to a white male is very different from what's essential to me," says Mrs.
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Microsoft is allowing some employees in the Seattle area and San Francisco fo work from home through March 9 due to coronavirus fears if it's not essential for them to be in the office.
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On the one hand, the fact that we as viewers feel Laura's trauma so strongly throughout the show, is a reminder that it's not essential to show sexual violence in order to understand its impact.
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A lot of smart devices for the home, in contrast, remain "fun but not essential", says Adam Sager of Canary, a startup that makes cameras that lets people monitor what is happening in their house.
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And all to maybe find an important, but not essential, immigrant employee prospect that your company might not have heard of otherwise, even though there are plenty of qualified candidates here in the United States!
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While there was initial confusion about whether Tesla's car manufacturing operations were considered essential — a designation reserved for grocery stores, pharmacies, and gas stations — the county deemed the Fremont factory not essential on Tuesday evening.
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Casely-Hayford is a 'Made in England product' ourselves and while it's not essential, it's nice to support British-made and Sunspel do a fantastic job with beautiful, simple pieces, very elegant in their fit.
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Without the penalty that Congress eliminated last year, the ACA's individual mandate is "largely toothless" and not essential to the remainder of the law, said Ilya Somin, a law professor at George Mason University in Virginia.
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Although not essential to the creation of the planned joint venture, workers' approval of the labor agreement is seen as a precondition to getting the deal done as it removes the risk of strikes and potential delays.
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The European Commission sees this as not essential, provided rules are in place to allow people to be sent back to a "safe third country" or a "safe first country of asylum", with each case examined individually.
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Tourist traps: The U.S. and U.K. governments are warning tourists and soccer players to leave behind any device not essential to their survival, to avoid both cyber espionage and cyber criminals — Russia has thriving ecosystems of both.
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The Bite of the Byrd rule: We've noted the restrictive Senate rules many times, and last night officially took down another if not essential, but at least somewhat coveted, GOP issue -- the repeal of the Johnson amendment.
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"We have revised the list of the activities (that can remain open)... removing everything that was not essential," the three main unions, CGIL, CISL and UIL said in a joint statement after a meeting with the government.
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"But, if a process of reconciliation begins, it will be a long and difficult slog, and Pakistan would still be useful if not essential in such a process, given its close ties to the Taliban," he added.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium advised against all travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo on Friday and urged citizens whose presence was not essential to leave its former colony due to fears of violence in planned anti-government protests.
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US law does give a President the authority at times of national emergency to defer Army construction plans that are not essential to national defense and to apply the resources to civil works projects that meet that test.
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Allies are imagining a win-without-winning-yet path to the nomination, arguing that placing first in any state this month is not essential in a field so unsettled that merely surviving into March could suffice for now.
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He got us into the War of 1812 — a war that was not essential for our national security and that was also probably the first war we ever lost, although some people think that distinction belongs to Vietnam.
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They're beautiful, but not essential; any mirror that makes your whole body visible and can hang on the back of a door or prop against a wall will work, as long as you like the frame style and size.
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TURNING THE SCREW That evening, Conte turned the lockdown screw even tighter, ruling all bars and restaurants must close until March 25, along with services such as hairdressers and beauty parlors, and all company departments not essential to production.
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The three main unions FILCTEM, FEMCA and UILTEC said in a statement the strike on Wednesday will involve employees of all firms which they believe are not essential for the current national needs and where safety is not guaranteed.
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Years from now, historians will likely look at it as something that marked a cultural turning point from a time when our cell phones were useful, but not essential, to a time when they became things that rarely left our hands.
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On a range of options, likely voters were asked to characterize their support with one of four choices: essential to climate policy (intense support), helpful but not essential (lukewarm support), wouldn't help but wouldn't hurt (lukewarm opposition), or harmful (intense opposition).
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After that, I tried not to take pictures when someone suffered or when I thought that pressing the button would add an unnecessary pain; especially if this picture was not essential or there was a chance it would not be published.
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The plan does not define which government services are and are not "essential," also in breach of PROMESA, and violates the U.S. Constitution's Takings Clause, which bars the government from seizing private property for public use, according to the lawsuit.
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As Yglesias rightly notes, the most controversial section of the book (the discussion of IQ differences between blacks and whites) is only a small part of the book's argument and really not essential to the case Murray and Herrnstein were making.
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To do this yourself, you'll need a device that's running iOS11 (which, he notes, is still in beta, so you'll want to tinker on a phone that's not essential to your everyday existence) and the beta version of Apple's xCode.
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It's just like I said last year with the PS4 Pro: Not essential and not really worth an upgrade, but if you have a fancy TV and want to buy into the Xbox ecosystem for the first time, this is your "premium" option.
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Some former U.S. officials, including former defense secretary William Perry, have argued that land-based missiles are not essential and should be phased out; proponents say they are more important in the face of potential nuclear threats by Russia and North Korea.
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Many episodes of "Cheyenne" called for Mr. Walker to be shirtless, revealing a bodybuilder's 21967-inch chest and a 32-inch waist in onscreen moments that, while maybe not essential to the plot, helped make the handsome, blue-eyed Mr. Walker a star.
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Owners of older vehicles are probably less likely to value connected features, and the ones that are included with the base $17 per month subscription fee over the course of two years (so $408 in total) include nice-to-have, but definitely not essential benefits.
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The ultimate public trust But at the same time, people who run for President are assuming the ultimate public trust -- the Presidency of the United States, a position for which good health and a freedom from conflicts of financial interest are desirable if not essential.
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"Puget Sound and Bay Area regions: Through March 9th, you are free to work from home if it is not essential for you to be in the office to perform your job duties," Microsoft Executive Vice President Kurt DelBene told employees in an internal email.
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AT&T had detailed its streaming plans to investors in November, noting at the time it was thinking of selling its Hulu stake as part of its larger goal to "monetize assets" that were not essential to its current strategies and to help pay down its debt.
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Despite his own Olympic history, where he took part in the Games in Albertville, Lillehammer, Nagano and Salt Lake City, the 50-year-old said it was not essential for him that the athletes go on to compete at the Games, or in the World Cup.
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Given MbS's apparent predilection for making poor policy decisions — the Yemen war, the rift with Qatar, the temporary kidnapping of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, the August squabble with Canada over a tweet — it would nice, if not essential, if we could rein in some of his wilder moves.
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This is not true even for the secretaries of State, of Defense, or of the Treasury because while they are all charged with upholding the Constitution, their views regarding the fundamental rights and civil liberties of the American people are not essential to the execution of their governmental duties.
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It's not essential to the experience, but little touches like that are what make Oculus stand out as working hard to transport you into another world when you're in VR. Currently, the Avatars don't have a ton of uses beyond giving you a cool vision of yourself in certain environments.
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Microsoft is allowing some employees in the Seattle area and San Francisco to work from home through March 9 in response to fears of a coronavirus outbreak, as long as it is not essential for them to be in the office to perform their duties, according to an email reviewed by Business Insider.
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And while it's not essential reading to understand the show, I definitely think it's helpful to understanding the A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones fandom and how it's evolved over literal decades now, so I'm going to toss in a self-rec for the oral history of the most important Game of Thrones fan theory (that actually came true!).
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You might be just fine sticking with the apps that are bundled with your shiny new 24K TV. Even if they're not essential, Google and Roku have each made products that will appeal to a lot of people, so it's worth taking a close look at what you get (and lose) with that leap up to 24K and the higher prices that come with it.
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But at its heart is a permanent exhibition of 19 themed spaces that provide an overview of the world's vineyards, the development of domesticated grapevines, the intricacies of how wine is made, the nuances of tasting and drinking it, and historical presentations on transporting wine and enjoying it dating from 6000 B.C. Ultimately, it poses the existential question of why humans have gone to such extreme efforts to create a beverage that is not essential to existence.
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