Waves on the surface, turbulent waves on the surface, the depth of the ocean naturally silent.
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When dropped on the surface of the drink, they will form little balls and dance on the surface.
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When I dropped the mixture on the surface of the drink, they formed little balls and danced on the surface.
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And on Wednesday, it placed its first instrument on the surface, the seismometer -- the first time a seismometer has been on the surface of another planet.
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All of this is powered by 13.5 million pixels on the Surface Studio 33 display and support for 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity on the Surface Pen.
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Though Microsoft is demoing the device on the Surface Studio, it's also supposed to work on the Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, and the Surface Book.
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The engine sits on the surface of water (blue), and when water on the surface below the device evaporates, it creates a piston-like back and forth motion.
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The other vehicle, the Schiaparelli lander, will try to land on the surface intact — a practice run for a future mission that will land a rover on the surface.
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Sahin's tiny "evaporation engine" sits on the surface of water.
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On the surface, Musk and Trump are an odd pairing.
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On the surface, this should sound quite congenial to Trump.
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What you see on the surface is a powerful man.
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Okay, so on the surface, this is not about Gwake.
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All women who are like that on the surface are.
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On the surface, it seems like your average Bollywood movie.
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On the surface, bitcoin is having a very good year.
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On the surface, the program, called Dating Lessons, sounds innocent.
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Next, sprinkle a generous amount of salt on the surface.
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On the surface, they may seem indistinguishable from each other.
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On the surface, her life might seem back to normal.
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The specs FF claims are certainly impressive on the surface.
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It has been, on the surface, a spectacle to watch.
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Maybe she's paddling harder than is visible on the surface.
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On the surface, art and neuroscience have little in common.
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On the surface you see a man holding a pointer.
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On the surface, Americans enjoy more choice than ever before.
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Then I started creating actual sculpted depth on the surface.
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The country feels restive, placid on the surface, tense beneath.
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On the surface, this may not appear to make sense.
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Typing on the Surface Book 23 keyboard is a joy.
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On the surface, visionary and conceptual art are very different.
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On the surface, the report offers more questions than answers.
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However, MASCOT's time on the surface of Ryugu is limited.
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On the surface, Tidal has repeatedly failed to gain traction.
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On the surface, the show isn't saying much that's new.
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On the surface, the natural landscape is all but barren.
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Well, on the surface it's an image of two donkeys.
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Something strange has been happening on the surface of Pluto.
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On the surface, Trump and Turnbull have characteristics in common.
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On the surface, the benefits for both sides are clear.
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The biggest difference is the gravitational field on the surface.
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But all of this research is done on the surface.
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On the surface, neither sounds like much of an increase.
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Any lingering droplets sat on the surface until wiped off.
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On the surface, it might seem like a simple robbery.
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On the surface, it looks like he selflessly protects Ellie.
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Typing on the Surface Book 22 does feel pretty good.
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On the surface, this sounds like a victory for consumers.
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But the madness from within is on the surface now.
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This notion lies on the surface; there's little deeper meaning.
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On the surface of Earth, such flags fade in sunlight.
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On the surface, arbitration might sound like a good idea.
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On the surface, it looks like a nondescript tablet computer.
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On the surface, credit unions look a lot like banks.
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While not apparent on the surface, sanctions on individuals matter.
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On the surface, this sounds perfectly reasonable, even potentially necessary.
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On the surface, everyone mouths the words of believing women.
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Politics doesn't always pay — at least, not on the surface.
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Presenting agenda: What are you telling yourself on the surface?
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On the surface, crossing may appear beneficial to both accounts.
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She was kitsch and apolitical, on the surface of things.
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On the surface, this might look like a good deal.
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The dinky abstractions, fictively remote, are smack on the surface.
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He's shaking hands, slapping backs — it's very on the surface.
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I can't imagine it floating on the surface and sinking.
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On the surface, It Still Moves was a mammoth success.
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On the surface, the points seem hard to argue with.
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On the surface, the financial markets' concerns are well placed.
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They are, on the surface, quite different from each other.
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SHANGHAI — On the surface, China's economy is humming along smoothly.
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Mr. Roth, on the other hand, remains on the surface.
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But, nothing — at least on the surface — feels much different.
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On the surface, that's something that Kanye might warm to.
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Calm on the surface but maybe paddling underneath the water.
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It's not like a boat that sails on the surface.
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If there is some resentment, it's only on the surface.
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Juventus's rivals, on the surface, should dread that economic impact.
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On the surface, Trump and Moore couldn't be more different.
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On the surface, the trade appears to be mutually beneficial.
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On the surface, tech billionaires are very, very generous people.
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He wasn't unattractive, just raw, all there on the surface.
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As the ice melts, dark ponds form on the surface.
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On the surface, it seems very straightforward, but it's not.
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But even on the surface of a sphere, this changes.
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On the surface, the stakes with voice assistants are massive.
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On the surface, it sounds like my advice, doesn't it?
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Rituals may appear on the surface to be silly superstitions.
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More people have stood on the surface of the moon.
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On the surface, the transaction also makes sense for Pfizer.
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I wasn't sure if it was good, on the surface.
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On the surface, it looks like JUUL Labs has surrendered.
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It certainly seemed like a good idea on the surface.
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On the moon, it's still right there on the surface.
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The rest of the water inevitably collects on the surface.
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The fit is not, on the surface, an obvious one.
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On the surface, such a claim couldn't feel more false.
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On the surface, Claire lives a tidy life in London.
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One would pop up on the surface and then disappear.
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On the surface, Pharmacie 3.0 functions as a compliance program.
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Much of this may seem, on the surface, sensible enough.
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On the surface, the two companies have little in common.
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Because on the surface of it, it looks like Maj.
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On the surface, VICE and Vogue might seem like opposites.
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The trackpad is almost as big as the same glass version on the Surface Pro, and it looks and feels massive compared to the tiny one that shipped on the Surface 3 Type Cover.
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They'd also like to know if the negative effects of low gravity are mitigated on the surface of the moon or on the surface of Mars, both of which have less gravity than Earth.
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Scientists would also like to know if the negative effects of low gravity are mitigated on the surface of the moon or on the surface of Mars, both of which have less gravity than Earth.
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Nintendo doesn't appear all that interested in that on the surface.
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On the surface, such an eye-popping number nearly sounds reasonable.
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So on the surface they appeared to be performing a function.
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On the surface, "Saul Goodman" is a bit of a caricature.
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On the surface it appears rather indulgent: a lyrical ode to
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On the surface, Knuckles looks a little like the Touch controller.
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On the surface, Olsen and Sachs' date night looked totally normal.
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But directly above it, on the surface, that's called the epicenter.
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Some of them may have oceans on the surface, so check.
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It would seem, on the surface, to be a kind gesture.
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"On the surface of Earth, almost everything is nonequilibrium," Vicsek said.
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At least on the surface, research appears to support this idea.
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On the surface, it's all benevolent smiles and fabulous, windswept hair.
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Sex was his business, and it was all on the surface.
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On the surface, Simon's life is perfect, and he knows it.
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Oddly, being fully-submerged feels warmer than being on the surface.
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Arabs are only alive on the surface of the liberal psyche.
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On the surface, she may be optimistic, adorable, a forest sprite.
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On the surface, al-Qaeda and Iran make an odd pairing.
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Obama's speech was upbeat and optimistic in tone on the surface.
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It&aposs a harder question than it seems on the surface.
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On the surface, this would appear to be a good thing.
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"On the surface trap music is very aggressive," the designer said.
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On the surface, Kushner seems remarkably unqualified for these weighty tasks.
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On the surface, Mr Crowder's numbers do not appear particularly impressive.
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"On the surface, ad blockers sound like marketing nightmares," Zook writes.
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Such large fluctuations produce some rather bizarre conditions on the surface.
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On the surface, the meme is shocking and in poor taste.
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On the surface, these two movies have almost nothing in common.
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On the surface, this looks additive — that's still $150,000 in contribution!
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The 1998 film is, on the surface, a story about love.
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On the surface, not much has changed since I was 218.
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On the surface, Salesforce would seem like a highly unlikely buyer.
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On the surface, equity investors would normally welcome a rate cut.
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At least on the surface, this looks like a good thing.
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The artist's labor, both cognitive and physical, sits on the surface.
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On the surface, a so-called slab avalanche doesn't make sense.
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This earnings season may seem upbeat so far on the surface.
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On the surface these two seem to be living the dream.
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On the surface it looked like progress but underneath, was it?
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His new challenge, at least on the surface, revolves around women.
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On the surface there is nothing wrong with the diplomatic aspects.
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On the surface, the act of setting goals seems so simple.
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On the surface, it will look like Saudi production is spiking.
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On the surface, Pose and This Is Us are wildly different.
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And some are, on the surface, a bit more head-scratching.
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On the surface, oil rigs come with a particular masculine vibe.
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On the surface, Pretty Little Liars is a series about bullying.
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On the surface, it seemed like men were kinkier than women.
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Or at least it will look that way on the surface.
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On the surface, all of this sounds pretty sketchy and illegal.
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It was found in abundance on the surface of certain cancers.
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Back on the surface, Thurston showed the images to marine scientists.
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On the surface, the question, "Where are you from?" seems innocuous.
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Writer/director Jeff Nichols' priorities, on the surface, are no mystery.
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On the surface, the move seems to be an obvious one.
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On the surface, that might sound like a far-fetched excuse.
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Just as on the "surface" web, going global can be profitable.
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On the surface, Fallen Order seems like a Dark Souls game.
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The people standing on the surface conducted their lives as usual.
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On the surface, it's been nothing short of awful this year.
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On the surface, the culprit behind schizophrenia sounds a bit odd.
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On the surface, the investment might seem to be paying off.
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Letting both teams be champions may seem fair on the surface.
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We should protect the voids we have left on the surface.
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Once on the surface, InSight will begin deploying its primary instruments.
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On the surface, Tesla and Netflix don't have much in common.
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On the surface, the two men could hardly be more different.
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If it was on the surface, they would have found it.
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On the surface the numbers look like they were a disaster.
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On the surface, this has restored a narrow edge for "remain".
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On the surface, Stealthy works like many messaging apps out there.
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Lobster: On the surface, lobster populations appear to be doing well.
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And on the surface, Sondland's testimony indeed looked bad for Trump.
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Now, he said, it's on the surface of the black hole.
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On the surface, it looks like a tough road for Spotify.
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But the content of this short is unobjectionable on the surface.
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On the surface, these might not seem like traditional action sequences.
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Bacteria don't have to jump; they make contact on the surface.
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LONDON (Reuters) - On the surface, things look good for oil producers.
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It now struggles to maintain a presence on the surface web.
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And on the surface, it might sound like a silly concern.
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On the surface, it seems obvious why neocons would oppose Trump.
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"I've never really doubted my ability on the surface," Konta said.
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The husband and wife with kids, yeah, maybe on the surface.
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On the surface, the takeaway is that Algerians are soccer fanatics.
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And on the surface, the scrutiny appears to have paid off.
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On the surface, it sounds like blazing insanity on Fox's part.
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This is trickier to answer than it seems on the surface.
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On the surface, it's subtle, looking like a giant shortbread cookie.
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On the surface, they're clinical, straightforward, dead offices and concrete behemoths.
|
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On the surface, it seemed like a triumph for the establishment.
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The question on the surface might be What did you do?
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On the surface, both of those changes seem modest and reasonable.
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On the surface, the character seems to have class and principles.
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I think, on the surface, that&aposs a lot of money.
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Theories that seemed far-fetched on the surface soon gained currency.
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A keyboard clips into place just like on the Surface Pro.
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Things look the same on the surface, but they are not.
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Also, things on the surface of the Earth would barely fall.
|
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On the surface, this bill and its optics are unbelievably bad.
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On the surface, there's nothing especially controversial about such a claim.
|
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On the surface, the boss who is constantly MIA seems ideal.
|
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The bodies were floating everywhere on the surface of the water.
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On the surface this might not seem like a preposterous idea.
|
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On the surface, that looks like good news for President Trump.
|
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On the surface, the AI appeared to be a noticeable help.
|
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On the surface, however, the case is all about Trump's money.
|
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Look at what Kylo Ren found on the surface of Starkiller Base.
|
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On the surface, "Sudden Death" is a glorious grab bag of miscellanea.
|
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On the surface, Tessa Thompson and Gina Rodriguez couldn't be more different.
|
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When slick with water on the surface, it can be especially tricky.
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So, you can see things that you can't see on the surface.
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On the surface, such a trip is hardly out of the ordinary.
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"Bathroom bills are vindictive on the surface, and absurd underneath," she said.
|
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On the surface, this doesn't seem like a fair distribution of voters.
|
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"On the surface, the same thing that everybody else sees," he says.
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"On the surface it sounds good but it's really dangerous," she said.
|
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They are highly vascularized and there are many capillaries on the surface.
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Sea ice would often form on the surface while Boaty was underneath.
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We are back on the surface where the Earth is disgorging Teslas.
|
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There's no doubt that wildlife smuggling is thriving on the surface web.
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I watch as he signs his name on the Surface Pro screen.
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Japan's Hayabusa 2 mission lands on the surface of a distant asteroid
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Heat over high heat until you see ripples forming on the surface.
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It's sweetly evanescent on the surface, but carries heavy feeling below deck.
|
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On the surface, the open source software community has never been better.
|
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The big new addition on the Surface Pro 13 is USB-C.
|
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On the surface, there are so many better options to choose from.
|
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On the surface, the drama at his latest elevation is about practicalities.
|
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On the surface, Carter was an enemy of coal and coal miners.
|
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On the surface, The Witcher 2 pretends to be exactly like that.
|
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It's familiar stuff on the surface: a New York City relationship comedy.
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There are tiny red islands floating on the surface of my skin.
|
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Both rovers are confirmed to have landed on the surface of Ryugu.
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The flag is shown planted firmly on the surface of the moon.
|
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On the surface, nationalising Anbang is a case of smart, preventive regulation.
|
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On the surface, this looks like it could be a good thing.
|
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Because on the surface everyone's like, 'Oh my God, so much charisma.
|
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On the surface, I have a fair amount in common with Foster.
|
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Then, he saw a much bigger one floating on the surface, paralyzed.
|
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It'll be looking for chemicals that could signal activity on the surface.
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He's not been iron clad on the surface for a few years.
|
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On the surface, there would seem to be ample cause for concern.
|
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On the surface, Taylor led a life that most people would envy.
|
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It is a scene that, on the surface, should please Chinese leaders.
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At this temperature, the objects don't change very much on the surface.
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A possible ice volcano on the surface of Pluto seen in color.
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Galileo image showing a young chaos region on the surface of Europa.
|
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On the surface, the reaction to the Soviet tests was somewhat muted.
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Start making fuel on the surface, maybe depot it along the way.
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Artist's impression of superionic ice forming on the surface of a diamond.
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But you've also got rocket fuel on the surface of the moon.
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It'll encourage you to reflect your inner shine on the surface, too.
|
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Dudley's comments follow what was, on the surface, a solid holiday season.
|
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As with the best games, the concept is simple on the surface.
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On the surface, Kasich's explanation for why he's staying in is simple.
|
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There's no way water would exist on the surface, as portrayed here.
|
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On the surface, the House GOP bill has some similarities to Obamacare.
|
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The foursome isn't all that different in the comics on the surface.
|
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A good time is had by all, at least on the surface.
|
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In fact, on the surface, it wasn't one, and that almost happened.
|
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On the surface, they may seem like a disconnected set of issues.
|
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"The installations were assembled on the surface of the stone," Liu explains.
|
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"The distribution of different materials on the surface is amazing," Verbiscer says.
|
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The Stealth Cell Tower might look like a printer on the surface.
|
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He also seems to be in good spirits ... on the surface, anyway.
|
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On the surface, The Witcher 2 pretends to be exactly like that.
|
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On the surface, it looks like another scheme to draw in tourists.
|
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On the surface, the Walmart and Bonobos brands make little sense together.
|
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On the surface, the conflict began in 2011 with the Arab Spring.
|
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On the surface, public attitudes towards bilingualism have changed from previous generations.
|
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So on the surface, the collaboration was part racial optimism, part rapprochement.
|
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On the surface, Apple might not seem like a typical Berkshire pick.
|
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On the surface of Mars, the InSight lander is listening for quakes.
|
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This then rains down on the surface, collecting in pools of water.
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On the surface, "Shelter" suggests that this obligation is rooted in ethnicity.
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It's not so on the surface, it's not so glamour and parties.
|
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It's about more than what it appears to be on the surface.
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The new Galaxy Book, meanwhile, is Samsung's take on the Surface line.
|
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Fairfax's offer for Allied, unveiled on Sunday, looks anodyne on the surface.
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Then she places her whole palm on the surface of the canvas.
|
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On the surface, this could be considered a straightforward question of motive.
|
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On the surface, Thanksgiving and fantasy football don't really work well together.
|
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Episodes like these, harmless enough on the surface, strike me as problematic.
|
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What does the pattern on the surface of the suit look like?
|
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He'd intercepted a distress call from a religious colony on the surface.
|
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They're crackly and crunchy on the surface and tender on the inside.
|
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The political landscape would seem, on the surface, to favor the Democrats.
|
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On the surface, Pierluisi seems like the perfect person for the position.
|
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On the surface, it's Biophilia that appears closest to Utopia in outlook.
|
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InSight's primary mission on the surface is to last nearly two years.
|
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On the surface, for example, fresh oxygen was produced by photosynthetic algae.
|
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Even now, on the surface, life seems normal in much of Britain.
|
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On the surface, New York's Fidel infatuation seemed to fade relatively quickly.
|
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On the surface, lifting this cap is the biggest change in KORUS.
|
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On the surface, Belichick's weekly date with Zolak is an odd pairing.
|
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On the surface, it would seem Mr. Trump would have no interest.
|
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On the surface, this earthly concern seems unrelated to the haunted ruins.
|
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The Affair On the surface, Helen Solloway has a perfect life now.
|
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On the surface, Lesotho could seem to be a demographic success story.
|
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Water itself has not been detected on the surface of the object.
|
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Observe how the raindrops dance and ripple on the surface of puddles.
|
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On the surface, they're an attempt to pull people from their phones.
|
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I haven't experienced these types of issues on the Surface Pro 27.
|
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Trivial on the surface, "Namouna" is bubblingly alive in its dance heart.
|
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Despite this week's minor pullback, stocks still look solid on the surface.
|
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The deeper the quake, the less shaking is felt on the surface.
|
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That vision breaks down a bit on the Surface Pro X, though.
|
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He points out that, on the surface, a janitor's tasks are menial.
|
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On the surface it looks like you know what happened: They starved.
|
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On the surface, it's hard to see how this is about you.
|
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On the surface, it's easy to blame Monday's market woes on Facebook.
|
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This type of jerk behaves nicely on the surface, but stings subtly.
|
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On the surface, their husbands were reasonable, the marriages modern and equitable.
|
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On the surface, this revised order looks different from the first version.
|
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On the surface, in these bands, the music's crescendos usually signal euphoria.
|
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An errant child's Water wing skittered on the surface of the pool.
|
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On the surface, these two strategies suggest different postures for the Democrats.
|
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On the surface, the brutal attack played out in a predictable way.
|
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Watch below and let it rest on the surface of your skin.
|
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On the surface, The Basement is your standard streetwear-focused Facebook group.
|
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On the surface, this was a kind of silly week in politics.
|
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None of them, on the surface, had anything to do with race.
|
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"The reason we chose those propellants is because … we know one day we'll be refueling that vehicle on the surface of the moon from propellants made on the surface of the moon from that water ice," Bezos said.
|
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On the surface, Raw seems like a quintessential French coming-of-age movie.
|
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And like so many promised panaceas, it's actually quite simple—on the surface.
|
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What do they want — not on the surface but on a fundamental level?
|
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On the surface, many are pointedly skeptical of art and the art world.
|
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"[Mars rover] Opportunity's been on the surface now for 14 years," said Banerdt.
|
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But on the surface, at least, the reason beneath his strictness is simple.
|
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On the surface, the Chinese government is trumpeting the virtues of free trade.
|
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Wright Mons, a possible cryovolcano on the surface of Pluto surrounded by mountains.
|
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The thicker atmosphere it used to have kept the liquid on the surface.
|
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On the surface, this looks like a bad time for Trump to arrive.
|
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Unfortunately, like a lot of VR games, Gunheart looks generic on the surface.
|
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He lives in an underwater galaxy I've barely touched floating on the surface.
|
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However, rendering and exporting videos on the Surface Book took longer than expected.
|
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On the surface, this might seem a strange time to sound so pessimistic.
|
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Dragon's are cool and Josh Homme's voice is, on the surface, quite soothing.
|
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At least on the surface, Uber officials already had something to crow about.
|
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This newly patented matchmaking system looks exceedingly shady on the surface of things.
|
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On the surface, those numbers hardly describe a market at its inflection point.
|
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But on the surface, Black Panther's most alluring element is its eye candy.
|
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She was probably nervous, but on the surface she was calm and ready.
|
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What was more satisfying in Sharp Objects was it's more on the surface.
|
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"On Chesil Beach" (pictured above) is, on the surface, the more difficult material.
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On the surface, he's the badass who jokes that his superpower is wealth.
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On the surface, the new ban appears to have had a large impact.
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On the surface, these two shows may appear to have little in common.
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On the surface, Brown seemed to be the perfect person for the moment.
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On the surface, a bag purchase should be a practical and functional decision.
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It's slightly larger than Earth, and there's copious plant life on the surface.
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On the surface, stitch braids look like traditional cornrows — the difference is subtle.
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Just like the scene, Isle of Dogs is innocent enough on the surface.
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In one of his most fascinating chapters, however, he stays on the surface.
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On the surface, he was a good-looking athlete with charm and intelligence.
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I's longevity has taught us much about operating on the surface of Mars.
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On the surface, it's just another clicker game like Cookie Clicker or Spaceplan.
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On the surface, Octopath has all of the trappings of a SNES adventure.
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On the surface, Pocket Rumble looks like yet another pixel art fighting game.
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It involves activating an ancient portal on the surface of a nearby world.
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Specifically, "Look What You Made Me Do." On the surface, it's totally different.
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On the surface, the TPD's name suggests that it solely targets tobacco products.
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On the surface, and politics aside, Xi and Trump appear a world apart.
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On the surface, the headline CPI number is showing that inflation is contained.
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On the surface, video gamers like me are being introduced to new music.
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On the surface, this is a story about a lot of excess dairy.
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Temperatures on the surface at night can drop to -23 Celsius (-310 Fahrenheit).
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On the surface, infrastructure spending appears to have broad, bipartisan support in Congress.
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I knew based on the surface formation, I had to take some photos.
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On the surface it's beautiful, but it also holds untold depths and chaos.
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It's a bummer there's no USB-C port on the Surface Pro 6.
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For one, the ships are floating on the surface of a choppy ocean.
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SO THERE'S MORE CHALLENGES HERE AROUND VALUATION THAN ARE REPAIRED ON THE SURFACE.
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Now, the Broncos did get burned a bit on the surface of things.
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It's often well-meaning people who don't, on the surface, have racial issues.
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One of the pieces of art the author created on the Surface Studio.
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The symbols lending themselves to such readings exist quite literally on the surface.
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However, on the surface, Big Data is all about numbers and number crunching.
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Water usage isn't as simple as it seems on the surface, argues Cavoukian.
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Are any of Perry's films what they seem to be on the surface?
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On the surface, "Alone" recalls a 1970s singer-songwriter album, raw and intimate.
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Plus, you won't die instantly on the surface from pressure, like on Venus.
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On the surface, that has absolutely nothing to do with Brett Kavanaugh, right?
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On the surface it seems like a very sort of master servant relationship.
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On the surface, the Hero 5 Session looks exactly like the Hero 333.
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David Brooks CLEVELAND — On the surface, this seems like a normal Republican convention.
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Such a strategy, on the surface, can feel strange and maybe even undemocratic.
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In fact, it's this rock that ultimately erupts from volcanoes on the surface.
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Hemagglutinin is a spike-shaped protein found on the surface of flu viruses.
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Oil floats on the surface of a tailing pond near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
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The song feels happy on the surface but it's also sort of disorienting.
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This isn't too terrifying on the surface, since it's the center of Facebook.
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On the surface it looks like the Obamas bailed because of crappy weather.
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Because on the surface it looks like I'm just being an ornery prick.
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Rat Queens is, on the surface, a very standard fantasy/roleplaying game story.
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Sure, on the surface it all may have seemed like a classic blunder.
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Now you might think that asking for consent sounds okay on the surface.
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On the surface, Kimbo Slice vs Dada 5000 was not a classic fight.
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On the surface, the charges against Manafort all cover his alleged financial crimes.
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On the surface, a city is a city, and there are common touches.
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On the surface, the cost differential may not seem like a smart choice.
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"Ray may not seem connected to Iran on the surface," Mr. Ghavamian said.
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On the surface, this sounds like insanity, or the stuff of black comedy.
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So yes, on the surface it seems there is a huge age difference.
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On the surface, the rules governing young players in English soccer are strict.
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On the surface, the Taiwan Travel Act does not appear to change much.
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"All the characteristics and features on the surface are of democracy," he added.
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On the surface, Pierluisi seemed like the perfect person for Puerto Rico's governorship.
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Okay, so on the surface this is a deeply unpleasant piece of music.
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The tax package, on the surface, appears hugely beneficial to the Trump family.
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"On the surface may look like a nice dress or something," Salvador said.
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The numbers don't mean much on the surface, but let's overanalyze real fast.
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The cargo version would be able to land 8,000 pounds on the surface.
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On the surface, his portrait captures the simplicity of village life in Kashmir.
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Despite its apparent wealth on the surface, the case in Westchester isn't unique.
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I need to make my aloneness more hopeful, at least on the surface.
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On the surface, White House personnel moves don't seem even remotely as important.
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And the scooter companies appear aware of that, at least on the surface.
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The underlying mechanics appear to be quite similar, at least on the surface.
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On the surface, Houston is a utilitarian, sometimes unsightly sprawl of supercharged commerce.
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On the surface it sounds switched on to the potential of emerging technologies.
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On the surface, the party is basically split evenly between liberals and moderates.
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And those are the things that live on the surface of social life.
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Place the breadcrumb mixture on the surface of the meat, covering it completely.
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I stared at my coffee, making patterns on the surface with my spoon.
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It runs on the Surface Pro X, but I wouldn't say it sprints.
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The two presidents, on the surface so different, were similar in other ways.
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His life, at least on the surface, wasn't much different from Michael Deng's.
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The city around it seems serene as well, at least on the surface.
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On the surface, ToTok tracks users' location by offering an accurate weather forecast.
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Reflected on the surface were the main museum building and Rotterdam's wider cityscape.
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On the surface, these stories may seem to be about very different things.
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And even on the surface, that is an extraordinary, a world-historical thing.
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On the surface, agricultural drones are no different than other types of drones.
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He can get whatever he wants by skating on the surface of life.
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The bones and clothes on the surface had probably risen with the rains.
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The dust enters the atmosphere, drifts around and eventually settles on the surface.
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The idea of buying insurance across state lines is attractive on the surface.
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"On the surface, Sebastian thinks this is a pretty positive development," Cramer added.
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These are all on the surface, not what they did in their job.
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In the end fashion doesn't go deep, it sits on the surface level.
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On the surface, it actually seems like a fancy, tech-enabled alarm clock.
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On the surface, there seems to be absolutely no advantage to doing this.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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On the surface, everything is normal; gravity still works, people wear clothes, computers compute.
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They're very open-minded and progressive, even if it's not expressed on the surface.
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Among them is the redesigned base vents seen here on the Surface Book 2.
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A flock of flamingos on the surface of Lake Poopo, Bolivia on Jan 16.
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On the surface, King Lear is Trumpian enough — brash, full of rage and bellows.
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On the surface, BUGS, a new documentary about eating insects, has a similar appeal.
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On the surface, Envelop is just a room with a kickass surround sound system.
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The practice is called zero-rating, and on the surface it sounds totally innocuous.
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The Saudis are definitely not immune, even if on the surface disaster isn't obvious.
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On the surface, it's clear why digital media companies want the lucrative TV deal.
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And you'd have to, because there's little politics to work with on the surface.
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On the surface it seems as if Taylor is taking a swipe at Katy.
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As for why Microsoft only included a single USB port on the Surface Laptop?
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On the surface, neither Facebook nor Google has been politically active in this campaign.
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"Unlike land battles, war at sea leaves no traces on the surface," Thompson said.
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On the surface, The Girlfriend Experience and The Devil Wears Prada look very similar.
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On the surface, Cramer found a lot to like about Twitter when it reported.
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On the surface, Amnesty seemed to offer services to help employees cope with stress.
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Some of the results of these moves are kind of innocent on the surface.
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If this hack looks basic, that's because it is — at least on the surface.
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These represent the nanometre-sized silicon fins found on the surface of modern transistors.
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They'll remain on the lander indefinitely once the spacecraft touches down on the surface.
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On the surface, the concept of a streamer-celebrity tournament was a no-brainer.
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On the surface, it does appear as if Trump "bullied" them into doing it.
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On the surface, this looks like an act of confidence — if not outright complacency.
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And if you squint a little, you can see something amazing on the surface.
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On the surface, the Blade Runner:2049 universe isn't all that kind to women.
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On the surface, this whole attack campaign is about scheduling a series of debates.
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I'd also like to see Microsoft optimize the screen bezels on the Surface Pro.
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That would mean using supercapacitors, which store energy on the surface of a material.
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And there's a whole lot of it on the surface, with a 125 sq.
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So different liquids like water, oils, and alcohol will not spread on the surface.
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"The situation is only calm on the surface," says Geoffrey Madebeya, a local councillor.
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On the surface, the Tap seems to be a logical evolution of the Echo.
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Water, if it exists at all on the surface, would be in scarce quantities.
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So think: more sampling of ice on the surface and more sampling icy plumes.
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I placed my hand on the surface while it was plugged in and lived.
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"When it collapses (or subsides), you see the sinkhole on the surface," they added.
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Scientists had spotted the dark canyons on the surface of the moon years ago.
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On the surface at least, Nike is siding with Kaepernick and against the right.
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On the surface, that appears to be a pretty sizeable drop in sexual frequency.
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But the further north you go, the rougher the conditions get on the surface.
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On the surface, it certainly resembles all the other bath bombs from the brand.
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New Horizons scientists are searching for signs of this initial kiss on the surface.
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Let's consider a human running in a circle on the surface of the Earth.
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The molecules make up less than 1 percent of the molecules on the surface.
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Recent research discovered ice melting on the surface across Antarctica - even at higher elevations.
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On the surface, it was so simple—it was almost like a video game.
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Essentially, lowering the pressure causes the particles on the surface to quickly evaporate off.
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Sometimes, it looks like tiny pin pricks on the surface of a compact disc.
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On the surface, it makes sense, but there are two problems with the concept.
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On the surface, it looks an all-clear for stocks to hit new highs.
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Several traders expressed this concern, and on the surface it seems to make sense.
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This is a fantasy very much based in reality — but only on the surface.
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Not much is known about Below save what it looks like on the surface.
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The ashes in the glaze melt to form gloss you see on the surface.
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And on the surface, The Wailing — his third film — offers more of the same.
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On the surface, this is not interesting, since no one expected them to cut.
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On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 touched down on the surface of Earth's moon.
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Ultimately, we have to go and put humans on the surface of these planets.
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On the surface, the Kushner situation seems clear because the statute language is plain.
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You can also access them by pressing the eraser button on the Surface Pen.
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After you work on the Surface Studio, you'll want to touch all your screens.
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"Dial creep" on the Surface Studio after cleaning the screen with a screen wipe.
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An artistic rendering of the MX-1 lander on the surface of the Moon.
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"On the surface it sounds like a good idea because it's cheaper," says Lemonis.
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On the surface, all the conditions are there for a rise in drug use.
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Mae's life has become better thanks to the Circle — at least, on the surface.
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On the surface, it appears that the chain is responding to simple consumer demand.
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On the surface, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and The Get Down couldn't be more different.
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Operations like Mr Dring's are cropping up in buildings on the surface as well.
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The work may touch you in funny places, but they're all on the surface.
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New Horizons identified and mapped water ice on the surface for the first time.
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BECAUSE I READ THAT ARTICLE BUT IT SOUNDS ON THE SURFACE TO BE PLAUSIBLE.
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Third-quarter results on the surface complicate things further, but there's a silver lining.
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But the 15 percent exemption is actually worse than it seems on the surface.
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"I think on the surface at least the left initially embraced it," he said.
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On the surface, Takarazuka looks like a rebellion against such classical Japanese art forms.
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On the surface this arrangement makes sense, for without Randall's support, they'd be destitute.
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On the surface it seems pretty simple and, you know, a pretty basic concept.
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And other properties changing on the surface could account for the darkening that occurs.
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On the surface, Ali Diab's job doesn't sound like the coolest one in tech.
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On the surface, Trader Joe's and Wegmans seem to have a lot in common.
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On the surface, Barbara Mancini and Brittany Maynard seemed to have little in common.
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An artist's concept portrays a NASA Mars Exploration Rover on the surface of Mars.
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So I think it's easy for him to stir things up on the surface.
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"They work in trading or IT programming companies on the surface," Yoo told Reuters.
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The works create something on the surface like an X-Ray of a painting.
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There are even little bits of what look like straw floating on the surface.
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Enormous amounts of unusable waste rock containing sulfides are left behind on the surface.
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On the surface, two rovers sent by NASA are exploring Mars's dunes and craters.
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On the surface, it doesn't seem to make much sense for the stock market.
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It's the first conclusive evidence for large organic molecules on the surface of Mars.
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On the surface, Ramdev's blissful demeanor is worlds away from Trump's growls and sneers.
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"It's completely different than the discussion of autonomous vehicles on the surface," he said.
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I'm With Her's songs are folky on the surface and skeletal, yet intricate within.
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On the surface, those numbers would seem to suggest a democratization of campaign financing.
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On the surface, the two young women in these movies do share many similarities.
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On the surface, this event has all the trappings of a normal party convention.
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She seems content with the way everything played out ... at least on the surface.
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For one, it's not just about the skin tone you see on the surface.
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Many insects can skate, stride or whirl around on the surface of the water.
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And there's more radiation in Earth orbit than on the surface of the planet.
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On the surface, Bader's art may appear to be a kind of elaborate prank.
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On the surface such a series of drastic steps seem like a massive overreaction.
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Five cranes will be used, including one on the surface of the court itself.
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On the surface, this apparent expansion of free speech may seem sensible, even exciting.
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Roiling, raw and sensual on the surface, this mazy novel rewards a second reading.
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On the surface, the prospect of Mr. Cruz campaigning with the president seems remarkable.
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Post #MeToo, the Republicans know they have to be more careful on the surface.
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On the surface, President Donald Trump can claim popular vindication after Wednesday's impeachment vote.
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On the surface, the trigger was a proposed law on extradition of criminal suspects.
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On the surface, the six-term senator and Trump could not be more different.
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Opioids on the market today latch onto several receptors on the surface of cells.
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People can make well-considered decisions that may not seem sensible on the surface.
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"Most reforms have been on the surface, not reaching into the classroom," he said.
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The Spaniard recently set a record by winning 50 consecutive sets on the surface.
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On the surface, OneWeb's satellites might appear to pose a smaller problem than Starlink's.
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On the surface, the crisis did not influence Europe's strategy of management and control.
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On the surface, Democrats could seemingly take heart from that 21625 percentage point deficit.
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On the surface, a buyout may look like a sweetheart deal for a tenant.
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Baby Yoda's attraction, like that of "The Mandalorian," seems all there on the surface.
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On the surface, so below: Many of Guardiola's principles border on heretical in England.
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The new images revealed that the object features small, dark pits on the surface.
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Goldstein said it could also accidentally catch some plankton that floats on the surface.
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On the surface, we're presented with shiny helmets and cheering crowds and clubhouse families.
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On the surface, this is an argument about how we measure school segregation trends.
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On the surface having an abundance of free time sounds like a great thing.
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Sweden, on the other hand, is more cold, correct and asexual on the surface.
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While on the surface, swimmers create a "bow wave" that slows down forward progress.
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It has methane clouds, methane rain and methane lakes and seas on the surface.
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On the surface, nothing happens in the fifth episode of the Twin Peaks miniseries.
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On the surface, Rose seems warm, progressive, and awake to the realities of racism.
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Techno and reggae fans are usually a different breed, at least on the surface.
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Though she also welcomed moves by Google that — on the surface — could increase consumer choice.
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On the surface, this is a completely normal thing for any federal agency to do.
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KLRD13 is a gene for a receptor found on the surface of natural killer cells.
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I was swimming on the surface flopping around in murky water and there was overcast.
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Even reaching the asteroid is a huge achievement, let alone touching down on the surface.
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Looking up I see a slightly damaged life preserver on the surface of the water.
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Last week I addressed the fact that, on the surface, the internet isn't much fun.
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"Even disturbing 3 to 4 inches on the surface is an ARPA violation," Holm explained.
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On the surface, e-commerce and marketplace lending are two incredibly different types of businesses.
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On the surface, Templeton might appear like the status quo that his subjects rebel against.
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We are all exposed to mercury as we live on the surface of the planet.
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There is plenty of talk about culture change and transformation, and on the surface, consensus.
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My flowers are right there on the surface in the space created by color intensity.
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"That's like trying to image a grapefruit on the surface of the moon," Narayanan said.
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Just place your phone or watch on the surface, and it will automatically start charging.
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Artist's depiction of what life could look like on the surface of a distant planet.
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On the surface, it would seem to be perfect — one cable to charge them all.
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Inking now feels a lot less laggy and way more responsive on the Surface Pro.
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Sadly, just like the Surface Laptop, there's no USB-C ports on the Surface Pro.
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It's the same Surface connector, USB, and mini DisplayPort found on the Surface Pro 4.
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On the surface, he put on a confident show, with only a few tense exchanges.
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They decayed on the surface and became buried by the asphalt and sediment over time.
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Use a vacuum cleaner to gently clean any dirt on the surface of the filters.
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Its trackpad is 20 percent bigger than the one found on the Surface Laptop 2.
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Unlike Apollo, though, Mr Musk's vehicle would make a rocket-powered landing on the surface.
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Either way, MagicDock has some slight improvements over what is available on the Surface side.
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NASA owns and operates the only two working rovers on the surface of Mars today.
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On the surface, such emphatic agreement might seem to bolster our confidence in polls' accuracy.
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It goes 0-100 pretty fast, and we're soon on the surface of the moon.
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"This is like a really small ripple on the surface of the water," Burgess says.
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On the surface, this pale, male and frail demography mirrors that of the archetypal Brexiteer.
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On the surface, it's yet another announcement about two companies partnering on driverless cars (snooze).
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Without light, the nanomachines can still find the molecule, but just remain on the surface.
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The hinge itself is quite similar in design to the one on the Surface Book.
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On the surface, Sweden has one of the least troubled labour markets in the world.
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On the surface, Apple and Hollywood have always appeared to have an obvious symbiotic relationship.
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So most of the cellulose is actually produced on the surface of the printed object.
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On the surface, the Axon M is a fairly run-of-the-mill Android smartphone.
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On the surface, dead keratinocytes provide a straightforward barrier to viruses, bacteria, and other debris.
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To be drinkable for an astronaut on the surface, it would have to be desalinated.
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On the surface, the Spice Girls were as manufactured as a girl group can get.
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On the surface at least, the insurance industry presents an almost perfect storm for disruption.
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"We kind of expect a gravel field on the surface of the asteroid," Lauretta said.
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Microsoft Teams integration will also be available on the Surface Hub in the coming months.
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A thick, perennially cloudy atmosphere rains methane down on the surface, sculpting ridges and valleys.
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Microsoft is also supporting tilt functionality on the Surface Pen with the Surface Studio 2.
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Washington (CNN)On the surface, Ann Bryant and Jennifer Gibson could not be more alike.
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On the surface, Olympic Dam is the image of the efficiently run austerity-era mine.
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That, at least on the surface, seems like a departure from their hardline former stance.
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As the ESA notes, that's chillier than any spot on the surface of the Earth.
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That's great news on the surface, but don't forget about all the other shady stuff!
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The same system is used on the surface of the print to approximate smooth surfaces.
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A detailed look at the lander and its components strewn on the surface of Mars.
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On the surface, it may seem like a story that's highly relevant to millennial interests.
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On the surface, using both Spotify Premium and Apple Music is a remarkably similar experience.
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Both planetary bodies have immense amounts of frozen water on the surface, which Bridenstine explained.
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Oddly, the dark navy shoe retained moisture on the surface but only on one foot.
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It reads like typical mainstream media journalism—very much on the surface and pro-establishment.
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On the surface, this sounds like we're supposed to be thinking of a hair comb.
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It wasn't uncommon to see a dead roach floating on the surface of a soda.
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I am more than what's on the surface, more than what you have been told.
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We're told Beyonce did not go full-term ... which was not apparent on the surface.
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"While 2016 guidance seems good enough on the surface ... [it] may prove optimistic," he said.
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Chandrayaan-1, India's maiden lunar mission, discovered water molecules on the surface of the moon.
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On the surface, the use of TAM as a key investment criteria makes perfect sense.
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Riverdale's parents are far more doting than anyone on PLL — at least, on the surface.
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On the surface this doesn't sound all that revolutionary, especially to a Canadian like myself.
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"On the surface it looks like you covered it up," said the judge to Padilla.
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On the surface, Littlefinger's scheme to divide the Starks seems to be working a treat.
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But because this bumpy line is stored on the surface of the CD, it's vulnerable.
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The material immediately refreezes and either settles on the surface or continues out into space.
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Yep. 3D Google Maps on the Surface Studio is an insanely fun and beautiful experience.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spied a brand-new blemish on the surface of Neptune.
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I get it: These people are friends or acquaintances, so on the surface, it's complicated.
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In the pool, a single bright blue pupfish was also floating on the surface—dead.
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Basically, SpaceX thinks it can beat NASA to putting people on the surface of Mars.
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On the surface, the various green-energy companies all seem to be pursuing different strategies.
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On the surface, his new film, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, is about revenge.
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This appears, on the surface, so uncontroversial a position—what other standard would you use?
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It completely redefines the problem of how you support people on the surface of Mars.
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But the problem at Old Trafford may run deeper than it appears on the surface.
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On the surface, the career of American singer Gwen Stefani has taken many different forms.
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Burton said working for the coal mining company on the surface wasn't quite the same.
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On the surface, the Patagonia Down With It Parka is your average long puffer jacket.
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And in fact on the surface, John and I could not have been more different.
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It's only on the surface that South Korea has made strides toward equality for women.
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None of the recorded sales prices appeared, on the surface, to be outside market value.
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On the surface, Calhoun says, his new gig is "worlds apart," from his old one.
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"I'm very laid back on the surface, but you can get to me," he said.
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On the surface, Warren's questions about family separation seemed unrelated to the bureau's consumer role.
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It seems nice on the surface, but stars are objects without any feelings or needs.
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On the surface, it seems like a fun purchase to those who enjoy retro gaming.
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On the surface it seems like a law aimed at protecting adult entertainers, but Prop.
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Larger rocks give off more heat than regolith, or the fine soil on the surface.
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Six of them landed on the surface of the moon and brought the astronauts back.
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On the surface, these Bernie-or-bust voters might seem like an argument for Sanders.
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On the surface, Insomnia Twitter is a place to broadcast about your inability to sleep.
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But things in the US were still looking pretty good — at least, on the surface.
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On the surface this will seem to some like an absurd or even outlandish comparison.
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On the surface it looked like the case of the stock photo gone horribly wrong.
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In other words, it won't stay on the surface of the pipe; it will fall.
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Never going there, staying on the surface of things, will keep this storm from coming.
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"One's partner" looks, on the surface, as if we are talking about our significant others.
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On the surface, these exceptions seem perfectly reasonable, particularly given the threat of human trafficking.
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As with its politics, on the surface Germany appears to be an economic success story.
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On the surface, the two cases seem unrelated except that they both include Muslim plaintiffs.
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Sometimes they look like foam, scum, or mats on the surface of water, Schmale explained.
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Only NASA has been able to successfully operate robotic spacecraft on the surface of Mars.
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Those indications are driven by a combination of sensors on the surface of the airplane.
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On the surface, our team is a snapshot of Britain, containing many of its divisions.
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"On the surface, these two characters seem like they might be incredibly unlikable," he says.
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No Cuban cigar On the surface, Cubans witnessed a historic transfer of power last week.
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Great recommendation, because on the surface it's nothing of the sort, but it is brilliant.
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Additional proteins on the surface of the virus attract more and more cobalt oxide particles.
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"The eye stops on the surface, where once it expected to go within," she wrote.
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But on the surface, it's a huge twist in the story Disney has been telling.
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There are two main proteins on the surface of the flu molecule: hemagglutinin and neuraminidase.
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For instance, when water accumulates on the surface of an ice sheet, the reflectivity changes.
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On the surface, the dispute turns on whether the land belongs to China or Bhutan.
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On the surface, we see clean lines and expensive furnishings — the pinnacle of aspirational living.
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But while the urban rankings may seem stable on the surface, there are tremors underneath.
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On the surface, could there be an unlikelier duo than Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg?
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Eighth Grade (22010) On the surface, Kayla Day and I don't have much in common.
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The reference to environmental catastrophe is on the surface as well as on the checklist.
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On the surface, it seems a safe entry in the museum's ongoing Modern Matinees series.
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On the surface Elon Musk and Donald Trump's core demographic audiences couldn't be more different.
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Tech is still too big, even if its sector weighting goes down on the surface.
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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN)On the surface, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen isn't a natural politician.
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At most, there will be 2000,24 people allowed on the surface at any one time.
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This cultural shift would seem, on the surface, to affect only the world of museums.
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At least on the surface, the current series displays a much greater attention to diversity.
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And, in fact, on the surface, John and I could not have been more different.
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At the time, submarines largely cruised on the surface and only submerged for brief periods.
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It's a simple choice on the surface, but it's also a reversal of classic Lovecraft tropes.
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On the surface, the Knicks might appear borderline dysfunctional after firing Coach Derek Fisher on Monday.
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On the surface, left-leaning Silicon Valley and the more conservative US military seem worlds apart.
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On the surface, termites and cockroaches don't seem to have anything to do with one another.
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On the surface, with red symbolizing war and anti-capitalism, he certainly has a revolutionary's mindset.
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I've been writing the Surface Book 2 review on the Surface Book 2's excellent keyboard.
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On the surface, the decision looks like a stinging and risky insult to a critical ally.
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On the surface it's just Luckey being his regular ol' self: a boy modding things together.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured this uncanny image of a chevron on the surface of Mars.
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This quality only exists on the surface or edge of these materials, and is very robust.
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Katie Porter are butting heads again, continuing their feud over -- at least on the surface -- cookies.
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And to scientists, Antarctica's conditions are similar to what they expect on the surface of Mars.
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But then again, as Lee keeps reminding us, nothing is as it seems on the surface.
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That puts it in the "habitable zone," where liquid water could (could) exist on the surface.
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Johnson: On the surface, danmaku and speedrunning appear similar, perhaps more so than danmaku and eSports.
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Barely decipherable inscriptions on the surface suggest dates when worshipers paid to have the wood repainted.
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Meltwater ponds on the surface of the ice sheet in northwest Greenland near the sheet's edge.
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On the surface, Filipino food seems to have followed the fairy-tale trajectory for immigrant cuisine.
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And what am I carrying around that I'm not necessarily thinking about on the surface level?
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They'll tackle stubborn stains in carpets, floors, and upholstery that aren't typically removable on the surface.
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On the surface, carbon dioxide makes up less than one percent of the gases we breathe.
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The current trackpads include haptic technology that sense movement from a person's fingers on the surface.
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As a result, Schiaparelli slammed into the Martian ground, creating a new crater on the surface.
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On the surface, you might read what NCOSE has put out and buy what they're selling.
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Realizing that something was askew, the workers monitored the tunnel while regulating traffic on the surface.
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So instead of spreading out on the surface, the droplets form beads and slip right off.
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Often the canvas is exposed, paint marks floating on the surface with smudges straddling the edges.
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On the surface, this may seem like a good deal because the retail price is $120.
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Alternatively, the hotspot can be explained by molten lava on the surface of the planet's dayside.
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This finding thus strengthens the suggestion that liquid nitrogen may have once existed on the surface.
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It's meant to stay in one spot on the surface, where it will measure Mars' quakes.
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Much like the keys on the Surface 3, they're large with a minuscule gap between them.
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That discovery was our first indication that ice exists on the surface in the first place.
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This video may not seem like much on the surface, but it's worth a full watch.
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While on the surface Messenger Kids seems relatively innocuous, the underlying motive here cannot go unmentioned.
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And that may make it hard for future probes to touch down gently on the surface.
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The gas that surrounds a planet may hold important clues about what's on the surface below.
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Dead frogs floating on the surface of Lake Titicaca in Pata Patani, Bolivia in April, 2015.
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Well, yes, on the surface, it's a forgettable update to an already kind of juvenile feature.
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A large, X-class solar flare erupting on the surface of the sun in October 2014.
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Tracking features on the surface allows them to measure the speed at which the ice moves.
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While some chin-scratching observers called it "sophisticated," Wednesday's worm was dreadfully simple on the surface.
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MARK KELLY, FORMER NASA ASTRONAUT: Well, you know, on the surface, those sound like reasonable words.
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We could have numerous missions on the surface of the Moon, all at the same time.
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The Type Cover ($129 sold separately) attaches to the Go just like on the Surface Pro.
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I think we were just addressing this in terms of what we're seeing on the surface.
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On the surface, that does sound more straightforward than season 33's secret crosscutting between decades.
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That's why having "access to the water ice on the surface would be advantageous," she said.
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The MythBusters started by trying to create a similar situation on the surface of the Earth.
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Aldrin placed an array -- an arrangement of 100 quartz glass prisms in rows -- on the surface.
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Transient lunar phenomena are brief flashes of light and color on the surface of the Moon.
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On the surface, Twitter's main value proposition is that it delivers up-to-the-second news.
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Or maybe the relationship between the two is more complicated than it looks on the surface.
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I usually worked on the Surface Studio in artboard mode, at about a 45-degree angle.
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"Acne isn't just about what happens on the surface of your face," Jenner captioned the shot.
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"Ripa's version admittedly didn't look appetizing: The water on the surface had become cloudy," she wrote.
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"On the surface of it, it sounds like an okay thing to do," the source said.
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The charging port on the Surface 3 was a micro USB port just below the hinge.
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Therefore, his failure on the surface simply appears to be failing to carry out his responsibilities.
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On the surface, Egypt looks and sounds much as it did before the uprising in 2011.
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AKSU, Kazakhstan (Reuters) - On the surface, the Kazakh town of Aksu looks like a Communist stereotype.
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Schiaparelli's radio signals dropped out moments before it was expected to touch down on the surface.
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But there's a valid point behind what, on the surface, seems like typical knee-jerk complaining.
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There is value that you can take away from being on the surface of the Moon.
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What's happening is an important form of communication, however silly it may seem on the surface.
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Some clothing items were found near the body, which was laying on the surface, he says.
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This was already federal law, so on the surface it doesn't seem like a huge deal.
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Koalas seem cute and cuddly on the surface, masking the fact that they're still wild animals.
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However you say it, though, things look bad for the rand — at least on the surface.
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On the surface, Urban Flow might appear to be all about the wow-inducing first response.
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It was, on the surface, a lot cleaner-sounding and more upbeat than their previous work.
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His pages never seem as dynamic on the surface as you might find from other artists.
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On the surface, Overwatch is a lot like other class-based shooters like Team Fortress 2.
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On the surface, the CNCS caricature fits the profile of the budget's other targets for elimination.
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The man who has presided over that transition is, on the surface at least, Arsène Wenger.
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Her strong suit, on the surface, is the emotional surge and the hoarse, almost serrated shout.
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Although on the surface it's just drag and drop, the underlying code is built on Javascript.
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Moving such a big object, even slowly, will leave a wake of sorts on the surface.
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On the surface, the decision today to repeal the law may seem like a positive move.
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It's a perfectly Star Wars core cast on the surface, if also a somewhat bland one.
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This idea, too, has some support in the First Amendment tradition—at least on the surface.
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It must go somewhere, it cannot simply sit on the surface— * Stars gleaming over the water.
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Throughout the past moon missions, astronauts spent only 16 days at six sites on the surface.
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Exposed plateaus on the surface provide an important clue that Comet 67P was originally two comets.
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These swimmers somehow make going for a jog on the surface of the water look effortless.
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I got to test out a Tesla Model S on the surface streets of Red Hook.
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On the surface, this may seem like a good deal because the retail price is $120.
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Meanwhile, on the surface, twenty or so trucks line up on either side of the well.
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As the atmosphere warms up, more water accumulates on the surface of the ice, Christoffersen explained.
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On the surface of a grand political statement, they left the irrepressible evidence of humbler life.
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Their allure rests mainly on the surface, so that always makes me wonder what lies beneath.
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On the surface the song is about moving to California but that's really just a metaphor.
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On the surface, you might think Mark Cuban has a lot in common with Donald Trump.
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"When you look on the surface, it doesn't seem like it is a problem," she says.
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The USSR remains the only nation to have landed operational probes on the surface of Venus.
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But as objective as algorithms may seem on the surface, they are also subject to bias.
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That really affects the wear and can also cause bubbles on the surface of your nails.
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So far, there have been seven successful missions on the surface of Mars — all by NASA.
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On the surface, some markets looked a bit more positive, but much activity is still sidelined.
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So the virus is basically a … ball with these proteins called spike proteins on the surface.
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On the surface, "Yerma" would seem to be an unpromising candidate for a 21st-century conversion.
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The aim was to approach it differently, to celebrate masculinity instead, at least on the surface.
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Lukanga knew, on the surface, that he had little in common with linebackers and power forwards.
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He looks, on the surface, like a man trying to snag some prime D.C. real estate.
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The artwork has no essential, shrouded meaning; all that it means is inscribed on the surface.
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He's a South Korean Gatsby, charming on the surface, but there is something "off" about him.
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On the surface, this scene from the Dick Cheney biopic "Vice" may seem a bit mundane.
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It should be acknowledged that things are not as rosy as they appear on the surface.
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On the surface, we were talking about something else, but we were really talking about him.
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On the surface Fairphone 3 looks like a fairly standard, if slightly thick (1cm), Android smartphone.
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I imagined my body sinking deeper and deeper until nobody on the surface could see me.
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Toxic algae can look like foam, scum, or mats on the surface of water, said Schmale.
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"These microbes are very different from those previously known to occur on the surface of deserts."
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Geophones on the surface picked up the waves on their return and provided a depth reading.
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It certainly sounds better than most microphones — including Microsoft's "studio" mics on the Surface Laptop 3.
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On the surface, it made sense: Atlanta was King's hometown, and February is Black History Month.
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That was more useful for detecting slow changes on the surface rather than in the air.
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On the surface, Locke and Key looks like plenty of shows that are already out there.
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On the surface, both speeches seemed out of step with activist Democrats and a potential liability.
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The effect was often that what looked good on the surface looked good, felt artificial underneath.
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Blue light doesn't penetrate the skin as deeply but zaps acne-causing bacteria on the surface.
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On the surface, this is surprising given the fact the unemployment rate is below 5 percent.
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You can save $80 on the Surface Go (8GB RAM, 128GB SSD) and Platinum Type Cover.
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For my personal workflow on the Surface Pro X, the biggest hassles still come with photography.
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" In Russia, Ms. Khrushcheva said, "it's not what is on the surface, it's doublespeak, triple-think.
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Cassini also carried the Huygens probe, which landed on the surface of Saturn's largest moon, Titan.
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Again — this is about Granny only on the surface, and everything beneath is about your marriage.
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On the surface, it comes off as the kind of film that requires a big screen.
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On the surface, the interviewer just wants to learn more about you and what you want.
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He looks, on the surface, like a man trying to snag some prime DC real estate.
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On the surface, the numbers don't sound challenging, especially the forecast of 1%-plus revenue growth.
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During the winter months, they heat up and melt the snow on the surface above them.
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On the surface, the Democrats and Republicans were describing two different realities, speaking past each other.
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On the surface, these bears might not seem like members of a species facing possible extinction.
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On the surface, Emilia Fart is an oddball who wears feather boas and vibrant yellow eyeshadow.
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While on the surface this may sound like a positive, there is also a dark side.
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But on the surface, the new iPhones do not look radically different than the previous year.
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She photographed life business as show business, a world in which difference began on the surface.
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Mr. Vecchio is a polished politician who, on the surface, fits the role of ambassador well.
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It's an odd duck on a Bible Belt pond: serene on the surface, but churning underneath.
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The Great British Baking Show is, on the surface, the most stressful show in the world.
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On the surface, taking over the world through might seems like the most straightforward way to win.
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On the surface, the acceptance speech for Bohemian Rhapsody's win at the Golden Globes seemed quite standard.
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The lander settled on the surface in late November, so it's had time to accumulate some dust.
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On the surface, the disagreement is about when and how to make information about the crash public.
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On the surface, the researchers didn't spot any major differences between non-Hispanic whites and black volunteers.
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A meteorite struck the Moon during Monday's lunar eclipse, causing a brief, bright flash on the surface.
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" When it came to Spacey's behavior on the set, Egerton said, "On the surface level, he's flirty.
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On the surface, the show feels more closely aligned with Pollock's fractal expressionism than any photographic tradition.
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So even if we land Chinese on the surface of the Moon by 2035, it's still great.
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On the surface, the Rubik's Cube may seem simple, but it offers a staggering number of possibilities.
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This time, they coupled the bubbles to proteins on the surface of a specially designed T-cell.
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There's not a single visible screw anywhere on the Surface Laptop, not even on the the bottom.
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On the surface, companies like Uber are providing income to previously unemployed segments of the middle class.
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Observed through a microscope, the subterranean cyanobacteria appeared similar to their cousins that live on the surface.
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For the first time, a female astronaut will walk on the surface of the moon, NASA said.
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But typical for the Spider, his allegiance soon shifted to his successor — at least, on the surface.
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