"That not only opens up your mind to different food," says Calias, "it also opens up the restaurants to different guests."
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Another one of the front doors opens up into an office space, while the final front door opens up into a storage room.
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"It certainly opens up a lot more opportunities, opens up doors, gets you recognized," Cover, the former quality assurance executive, testified in the trade secrets lawsuit.
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Okay, and when you're trying to figure out these bets, this is another thing that all the media companies have, Facebook opens up, Snapchat opens up.
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"In this more abstract form of expression, I feel like something opens up in the wrinkle of time, a new pocket of existence opens up," she says.
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Ryan Reynolds Opens Up About His Lifelong Struggle With Anxiety In the essay, Milano opens up about having a miscarriage two years prior to giving birth to her first son, Milo.
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The commercial opens up on a brightly lit, white room.
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"Each book opens up new avenues of knowledge to explore."
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That opens up the doors to do that as well.
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Ryan Seacrest opens up about having attention deficit disorder (ADD).
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An ailing Will opens up to Joyce — with disturbing results.
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Lambert candidly opens up about writing the deeply personal album.
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But this finding opens up the possibility of even more.
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But when it opens up, the downside can be steep.
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The mom of three opens up about her parenting style.
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And that keyboard opens up a ton of personalization options.
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Rocket tech applied to a car opens up revolutionary possibilities.
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Tony Finau opens up his second round with a bogey.
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"When you start working, your heart opens up," she said.
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"I hope this video opens up people's eyes," she said.
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She even opens up to him about killing her wife.
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A gap opens up between the virus and the membrane.
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Father opens up about what the flag means to him.
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She opens up to her cousin, Cici, over the phone.
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Chris' bossiness opens up a lifeline for Domenick and Wendell.
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Having syntactic structures semantically grouped opens up even more possibilities.
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As characters become better friends, it opens up new abilities.
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She opens up grandly throughout her fifth studio album Reward.
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Move up closer, look really intently, and everything opens up.
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But the technology opens up a broader range of possibilities.
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But as the resolution increases, our stage also opens up.
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Tonight, he opens up about how technology is revolutionizing education.
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You take (Froome) and it opens up to other riders.
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"This app opens up information to the world," she added.
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But, she also opens up about how confused she feels.
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A private home office also opens up to the outdoors.
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It opens up to wooden floors and an entryway staircase.
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Singer Jason Mraz opens up about sexuality in new interview.
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Below, Mikati opens up about just how she did it.
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It opens up new ideas about body types and gender.
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"It definitely opens up a lot of questions," she said.
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Making room for marginalized people opens up space for everyone.
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Fresco opens up room for experimentation and encourages getting messy.
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That opens up the work to possible misunderstanding or misinterpretation.
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Shooting on a mobile device opens up some tremendous possibilities.
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The kitchen opens up to the back garden and terrace.
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Brown's decision opens up more room on the populist front.
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The override opens up a Pandora's box of unintended consequences.
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Whenever there is an economic shift, it opens up opportunity.
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That opens up all sorts of opportunities for the future.
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This will remain in effect until the government opens up.
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The next thing I know, the lily pad opens up.
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There's people that get raped by their stepfather all the time I'm sure, but by hearing that in the songs that kind of opens up wounds and it just opens up a can of bullcrap.
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When a hole opens up in a river we're driving on to get from point A to point B, if a hole opens up that can swallow your vehicle whole, you need to know that.
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Still, every experimental let-down opens up new avenues for inquiry.
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Theron often opens up about her mother and their special relationship.
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Today's announcement just opens up a similar service to third parties.
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The kitchen with modern appliances opens up to the dining room.
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It also opens up the air freight market to more competition.
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Free agency officially opens up on Sunday at 12:01 a.m.
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"And I hope it opens up people's eyes to country music."
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But that opens up a whole other set of controversial questions.
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Below, he opens up to PEOPLE about his 19-year career.
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This kind of boost opens up a whole host of possibilities.
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"It opens up an entirely new way to play," Jones says.
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It opens up a lot of possibilities for automation and backup.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy
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But the move also opens up the market to online retailers.
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Investing in emerging markets opens up a broader set of opportunities.
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It opens up the head chakra in a very precise way.
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This opens up all sort of new possibilities for this brand.
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Your character opens up about breaking free from a stealth lifestyle.
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She opens up about how personal Good American is for her.
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Adam Trent opens up about the magic trick that went wrong.
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The music "opens up a wide horizon of freedom," he added.
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As a parent, it opens up what you have to consider.
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JR: More than anything it opens up so much more discovery.
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FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy
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What the memristor architecture implemented here opens up is sparse coding.
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It opens up the window to show that anyone can serve.
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A little map that opens up to be a big map.
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It also opens up air travel to the less well-off.
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" He added, "But once she feels comfortable, she really opens up.
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No cashier opens up the register hoping to find counterfeit bills.
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Athletics opens up doors for you, but education keeps them open.
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I think the film opens up more questions than it answers.
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That opens up an unusually wide range of conceivable policy outcomes.
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This action also opens up opportunities for duck-ins and lobs.
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Opting for furniture with legs showing opens up a small space.
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Getting that 2 cents opens up real opportunity for everybody else.
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For solace, I love a book that opens up my perspective.
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Playing in space opens up my teammates, also opens myself up.
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But when you get up past the 70s it opens up.
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Opens up a lot of workout options as do TRX bands.
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Getting that two cents opens up real opportunity for everybody else.
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Through a short, bright blue door, the tiny space opens up.
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A huge, beautifully lit cave opens up in front of us.
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Such a mixed result opens up a kaleidoscope of coalition possibilities.
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"It definitely opens up the draw quite a bit," he said.
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It sort of opens up a conversation rather than a lecture.
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It opens up spending power that&aposll get invested in entertainment.
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That opens up the door for a lot of different people.
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This opens up a whole new world of multi-tasking possibilities.
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One of the home's six bedrooms opens up to the backyard.
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Either way, this opens up interesting possibilities for Siri's assistant capabilities.
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The deal also opens up Canada's dairy market to US farmers.
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"It opens up everything for us," wide receiver Doug Baldwin said.
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Suddenly everything opens up to you and things just fit together.
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And suddenly Alex's future opens up wide in front of her.
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"Gunfire opens up out of a tree line," Siatta's journal reads.
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And that just opens up the possibility for a further flattening.
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The new entrance opens up into the picturesque Court of Angels.
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And Chris Christie opens up about marital troubles in a new book.
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And this is just a start as analytics opens up other opportunities.
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The actor opens up about the thought-provoking message behind Mr. Robot.
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Next mission opens up, we're going after some Hive god named Xol.
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Boy oh boy when that VAULT opens up its gonna be good!
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FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy 4.
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And the entire episode potentially opens up President Trump to libel charges.
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Live on People Now: Kim Kardashian Opens Up About Breastfeeding and Surrogacy.
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Not just how the item functions, but the life it opens up.
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She also opens up about being sexually assaulted when she was younger.
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In one stretch, it opens up into Lake Amistad, a large reservoir.
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Of course, Flay's answer opens up a whole new slew of questions.
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Until the government opens up again, don't expect these websites until then.
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"If A Quiet Place works, it opens up more opportunities," he added.
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Plus, it opens up more coveted outlet space for your other devices.
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Throw distortion in there, and it opens up a whole new realm.
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That opens up the devices to a proper version of YouTube, Facebook.
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This opens up additional opportunities to leverage imaging in the private sector.
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Texas opens up a three-game home series with Oakland on Friday.
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I think about that every time lil donnie opens up his KFC.
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Unfortunately, the Weinstein story opens up a lot more questions than answers.
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Once that initial tour ends, the mode opens up quite a bit.
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Pushing the setting wheel opens up the other features in the app.
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As the trailer opens up, we see Scott floating down an escalator.
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That type of complexity opens up empathy for all sorts of people.
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Currently, swiping right from the lock screen opens up the camera app.
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It just opens up your pores for whatever you put on after.
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Streep, 67, also opens up about the person who inspired her participation.
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As fiction, I think it opens up the possibility that that conversation.
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The style opens up the cheekbones and has volume at the top.
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He's even got a mini satchel that opens up for storing things!
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But in this week's PEOPLE, Gilbert opens up about those difficult years.
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This pet hedgehog business opens up a whole new set of issues.
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But if foreigners pile in, the upside potential suddenly opens up again.
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He opens up about the negative media and criticism he has received.
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Tapping the Google icon in Gboard opens up a Google search bar.
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This opens up the whole issue of how we regulate financial firms.
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Hopefully, they can add a software update that opens up expandable storage.
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That opens up the possibility that water could pool on their surfaces.
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Click on the "Blank" doc and your new Google document opens up.
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Ahead, the designer opens up about this major step for her brand.
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"It kind of was, like, laying on my heart," he opens up.
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"It's going to be one Bama after another as Borno opens up."
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The internet opens up the world to anyone in possession of it.
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The legislation opens up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for limited drilling.
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It opens up some winning maps for Clinton she wouldn't have otherwise.
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The skylit entryway to Streep's apartment opens up to several shared spaces.
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From there, the lobby opens up into a kitchen and dining area.
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Kellyanne Conway opens up about how the president is affecting her marriage
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It opens up an opportunity to talk about the Time's Up movement.
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It works with regular Bluetooth chips, but it opens up new possibilities.
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He's a team guy and it opens up things for other people.
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"That opens up a whole new set of factors," Beim told TechCrunch.
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And that's very compelling to people and it opens up their hearts.
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But while Chopin's music opens up emotional worlds it spells out nothing.
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When a universal reference goes up in smoke, an abyss opens up.
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Using a blockchain opens up several options for companies transporting these goods.
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And they say the bill opens up too many parties to liability.
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It's essentially a suitcase that opens up into a portable gaming station.
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Discomfort can be the joyful key that opens up everything for you.
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But on the other side, it opens up new opportunities for collaboration.
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All I can do is make affirmations, and hope time opens up.
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And that opens up a lot of new opportunities for airplane designers.
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Well, it opens up exactly what is being opened up today. Right.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Pratt Opens Up About Anna FarisJustin Bieber: Shirtless Sunday!
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That opens up the opportunity to see other body types having sex.
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And it is theatrical comedy that opens up this way of thinking.
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To have so many different bodies in a space opens up possibility.
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But then it opens up so many more things in her life, too.
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Relying on Wikipedia also opens up one other problem: anyone can edit it.
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The absence also opens up the question of moral judgment, and of sympathy.
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Mariah Carey opens up about living with bipolar disorder for the first time.
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Bryce Dallas Howard opens up about being raised by famous father, Ron Howard.
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"If the federal government opens up again, we'll be home free," he added.
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From the tab that opens up, pick Refresh Firefox to reset the browser.
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This vote simply brings Kavanaugh's nomination to the floor and opens up debate.
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On a practical level, the experiment opens up new possibilities for quantum computers.
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FROM PEN: Figure-Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages
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The finale opens up a portal to Lilith as well as countless questions.
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Whether the market opens up or down, selling begins soon after the open.
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In the post, Bearchell opens up about her past relationship with her body.
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This finding opens up many more questions: Is sleep the property of neurons?
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The Founders Institute's Santiago branch opens up mentorship and feedback sessions to startups.
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A long swipe from the home gesture bar opens up the app drawer.
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This, micromobility advocates argue, opens up a vast potential to redesign our cities.
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PLUS: The boy band opens up about their new book In the Limelight.
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And the company thinks a part-time program opens up many different possibilities.
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We get lucky and a table opens up that we're able to snag.
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This tiny house also opens up onto the Brinks' above-ground swimming pool.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears
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This opens up the possibility of extending the timetable to clinch a deal.
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That opens up possibilities that go far beyond a flight around the Moon.
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It opens up a lot of questions when it comes to white allyship.
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Dan Coats (R-IN) opens up another reach target for Democrats, and Sen.
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Todd Chrisley opens up about how he handles his children's complicated dating lives.
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Brown's absence opens up the Texans to big swing plays in this game.
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"That opens up applications and possibilities for surgery as well as burn victims."
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He opens up to People en Español about his rocky relationship with fashion.
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It also opens up the door to some absurd and self-entitled claims.
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Eventually, the flower opens up and the fly is free to move on.
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This is like, once that flight opens up, you have your ticket ready.
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In her new book, she opens up about her trauma, depression and relationships.
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The group also opens up a formal structure for communication across company lines.
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Its biggest feature, though, is that it opens up the platform to apps.
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Artists can get creative, and it opens up a lot of decoration possibilities.
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Deep learning opens up entire new categories of problems and makes them solvable.
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After buying matching baby pink denim jackets, Ariana opens up to her friend.
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The record only opens up from there, presenting complicated emotions inside colorful arrangements.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages
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Clicking on that opens up an activity card with a list of links.
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It is expected to suffer further when U.S. tourism opens up with Cuba.
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Second, it opens up a whole new area for generating fresh ad revenue.
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GRAPHIC: Russian LNG exports - Northern Sea Route opens up for Yamal cargoes - reut.
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On the other side, whenever a door closes a new one opens up.
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PLUS: Milo Gibson opens up about dad Mel Gibson being a tough critic.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBryan Singer Opens Up on Kevin SpaceyBeyonce Goes Shopping at Target!
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Each one opens up more options: new starting locations, new tools, new disguises.
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Read: The President of Planned Parenthood Opens Up About Fighting for Reproductive Rights
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With a €20 million Series A Snapp opens up ride-sharing in Iran
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Apple has ported WebKit to watchOS, which opens up a lot of possibilities.
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If Horiguchi can perform even respectably here the world opens up for him.
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This last category of being opens up a whole new can of orms.
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There's another interesting wrinkle to the conversation with Parvati, when she opens up.
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On national forests, the bill opens up protected Roadless Areas to commercial logging.
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A riskier environment for arbs also opens up an opportunity for greater returns.
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A door off the dining area opens up to a full wet bar.
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You're self-employedSelf-employment opens up a lot of opportunities for retirement planning.
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"Not every injury in our society opens up the courthouse door," he said.
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It also opens up a lot of new markets for e-commerce companies.
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That experience might be a thing once [queer cafe] Hi Cuties opens up.
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There are other applications to healthcare that this research opens up, as well.
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Microdosing psychedelics opens up a whole new way of looking at general functioning.
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In the above video, Shokrae opens up about her relationship with her nose.
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Five minutes into the bout, Murata opens up and begins throwing at intervals.
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He opens up to Judy about how he's the reason she's in max.
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The brief animation opens up on a meeting of a father and daughter.
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If a closer Trader Joe's opens up, though, that could very well change.
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But eventually, he said, "your mind opens up without you even realizing it."
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" Moore opens up about her early career days on Silver Landings song "Fifteen.
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But any argument in that direction just opens up more cans of worms.
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Then it really opens up past the 90s and the water treatment plant.
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Extending her sizing opens up her brand to an entirely new customer base.
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Open Snapchat and press a finger on the screen until Shazam opens up.
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John gives the nod, says a few words, and a seat opens up.
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"It opens up the door for people to get more creative," she said.
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This technique creates a line that opens up the eye without overwhelming it.
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It's kind of like when a new bar opens up down the street.
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The formal dining room has a fireplace and opens up to a terrace.
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Doing so opens up space to add more whites to the Democratic coalition.
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The backyard of the front home opens up to a small, serene courtyard.
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The ornate real egg opens up to feature a miniature President and Mrs.
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The particular puzzle of octopus life span opens up a more general one.
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It also opens up [the] floodgate for more requests, more need for offsets.
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The legendary musician, 72, opens up in his new autobiography Me, out Oct.
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One snort, and the earth opens up; a hundred men fall into it.
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And which I think opens up a whole other can of worms, right?
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The front door opens up to a sunroom, which doubles as a bedroom.
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Pete Buttigieg opens up about being the first major openly gay presidential candidate.
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She opens up about her struggles with reproductive health in the song "More."
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Urgent care opens up in 15 minutes and he is headed there soon.
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While one side of the home opens up to a beautiful green lawn ...
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Right-click on the taskbar so a drop-down menu opens up. 3.
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It kind of opens up your horizons and makes you feel less alone.
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It is the best part of Silicon Valley, it opens up the possibilities.
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And then this shooting happened and it opens up a whole other thing.
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For obvious reasons, VNM opens up lots of new opportunities for shared solar.
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In the show's second half, as Springsteen's text opens up (and loses some of its poetic intensity) to encompass themes like fatherhood, relationships and the current political moment, Zimny gradually opens up, too, showing us hints of the audience members.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears
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The second room, to which the first opens up, is larger and more open.
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When she opens up, she's just like her dad in a lot of aspects.
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She also opens up about her marriage to Wagner — and their divorce in 1961.
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News, Tyga, 26, opens up about his relationship with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner, 18.
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Baldwin opens up about the incident further in his forthcoming memoir, Nevertheless (out Tuesday).
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Doing so opens up federal resources and aid to assist state and local governments.
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It opens up the opportunity to work with partner brands to build their brands.
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T.I. Opens Up About Personal Missteps on New Album Judge Judy Dissed by Sen.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley HEbert Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears
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" France French President François Hollande said Trump's victory "opens up a period of uncertainty.
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Making personalized flight available to everybody really opens up a set of new experiences.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCommon Opens Up About Sexual AbuseKaty Perry's Epic Hamburger Costume Turns HeadsR.
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Serena opens up a bunch of old-fashioned handmade presents from the other Wives.
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Amazon opens up in-skill purchases to all Alexa developers Hardly anyone, it seems.
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Again, it's not a problem with the Brydge, which opens up to 180 degrees.
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Buying the Battle Pass opens up a separate leveling ladder for players to climb.
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Follow a web link someone sends you, and your default web browser opens up.
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Such vacillation opens up her life to unexpected, and novel creative potencies and territories.
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VIDEO: Jimmy Kimmel Opens Up About His Very First Oscars Experience – He Snuck In!
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky-Manno Opens Up About Her Biggest Parenting Mishap
|
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More efficient similarity search opens up possibilities for recommendation engines and personal assistants alike.
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Drugged and vulnerable, Michel opens up to Kurtz about how he plans his attacks.
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Kristen Bell Opens Up About Battling Anxiety and Depression "Everyone has problems," she continues.
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That leaves the MCU much emptier, but it also opens up some intriguing possibilities.
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For example, you can set it up the so that "I" opens up Instagram.
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Bush's announcement opens up the field for second place; Rubio is competing with Sen.
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"It really opens up the eyes and draws major attention to them," he says.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Former Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky-Manno Opens Up About Her Biggest Parenting Mishap
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That practice by the state opens up the possibility to create large, robust companies.
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This 3900 percent increase opens up a whole world of applications utilizing bioacoustic signals.
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Ellen DeGeneres opens up about her journey to happiness with wife Portia de Rossi.
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At this his face opens up and he immediately thanks her for her service.
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This really opens up a whole new world of binge-watching Spandex to consider.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Former Bachelorette Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears
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FROM PEOPLETV: Former Bachelorette Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears
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It also opens up the ability to easily pirate games—which we wouldn't recommend.
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Eleanor opens up to June about the early days of her relationship to Joseph.
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The new deal opens up Yahoo's pro-basketball fantasy sports to Verizon users globally.
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Sheth says this opens up even more possibilities for model usage in a company.
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Knowing The Translator's identity opens up new avenues of thought and analysis for scholars.
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It opens with a gnashing riff and opens up into two interweaving guitar lines.
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Terry Crews opens up about his experience with sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood.
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FROM PEN: Trans Activist Juliet Evancho Opens Up About Her Sex Reassignment Surgery 5.
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That opens up a whole new set of issues, said Gartner analyst Peter Firstbrook.
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TC: What happens if the IPO market opens up, which seems to be happening?
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Today's moon in Sagittarius opens up the lines of communication, bringing news your way.
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"[This line] also opens up the door for a variety of interactions," Burns says.
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This move also opens up Power BI to use cases outside of the enterprise.
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Most are turn based which also opens up the genre to a larger audience.
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"Pele moves up hill, sideways downhill, opens up in your back yard," he said.
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President Xi is a trailblazer, he opens up a new model for China's development.
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The demise of the Harlem Clubhouse opens up room for groups such as Latinos.
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He opens up a program called CrackSIM, which he seems to have coded himself.
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The double dose of success now opens up the possibility of multibillion-dollar sales.
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Live on People Now: Michael Bolton Opens Up About Online Dating and Getting Catfished!
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If Díaz-Canel opens up Cuba's economy too quickly, he'll alienate Communist Party conservatives.
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The measure also opens up Medicaid funding to pay for more kinds of treatment.
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"Business school opens up doors that otherwise might be difficult to open," Lee said.
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The steering handle opens up this product to people whose skateboarding skills are lacking.
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The entrance opens up to a spacious living room decked out in rich colors.
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One entire wall of this bedroom opens up for access to the outdoor space.
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"Walking opens up the free flow of ideas," the researchers write in the study.
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The ruling opens up the possibility Trump could testify while the campaign is ongoing.
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It can figure out if there's a gathering, which opens up many social features.
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He and Tom meet and the writer opens up about his feelings for Claire.
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But when the band gets brooding and introspective, the album opens up even further.
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HALO Trust's UXO-clearance work opens up new farmland for the Lao to cultivate.
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The master bedroom opens up to a deck with sweeping views of the city.
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If you know how to read then the whole world opens up to you.
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That opens up the floor for Kyrie, LeBron and Kevin to go to work.
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"It opens up the ways of thinking about disease in dangerous ways," she said.
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But around the achoques, she opens up, proud to show off her amphibious charges.
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She worries about her parents and opens up about her insecurities as a mother.
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Every time a user opens up the phone, they're there for 60-plus minutes.
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The gun-control movement goes global, a Trump accuser opens up, and Catalonia seethes.
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His face, which has been fixed in blankness, opens up into a tentative smile.
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This opens up a potentially much larger conflict of interest on the network's part.
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Clarkson opens up about taking on her upcoming syndicated Kelly Clarkson Show, premiering Sept.
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He also opens up about his own pathway to becoming a permanent U.S. resident.
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As the amount of things Ori can do opens up, so does the world.
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"I hope this book inadvertently opens up doors for people of color," she added.
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The living room has an ethanol fireplace and opens up to the expansive terrace.
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Frelinghuysen's retirement opens up a very competitive seat that is moving quickly toward Democrats.
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Or, an airport opens up nearby and the traffic pattern changes in the vicinity.
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The system also opens up a lot of interesting possibilities for photographers and filmmakers.
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Having its own home appliances also opens up a new sales channel for Amazon.
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But this expansion also opens up possibilities of more and varied voices for conservation.
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If, unfortunately, you lose early, it opens up time to see these amazing cities.
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When you start thinking this way it opens up the wide possibilities for change.
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If something opens up with a young basketball team, I'd have deep interest in it.
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The Y35 has a 35mm lens and an aperture that opens up to f/2.8.
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The kitchen has a chandelier and a sliding door that opens up to the backyard.
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WATCH: Hillary Clinton Opens Up About Bill's Affair There's something in What Happened for everyone.
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While there's certainly a legal battle ahead for the family, this opens up another problem.
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On the other hand, the device opens up the possibility of an entirely new profession.
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If Cuba ever opens up, we won't just be talking rum, cigars and classic cars.
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Otis' mom Jean opens up 2019 with one of the sexiest courtships of the year.
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The actor opens up about how much he loves the Dancing with the Stars franchise.
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This opens up every candidate - and perceived Trump rival - to attacks from hostile foreign powers.
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The man opens up about going on his first date since losing his male partner.
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Every time he opens up his mouth, the Republican Party goes like this, keep talking.
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A parking spot even opens up across the street, yet both cars refuse to move.
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It opens up all kinds of uncomfortable questions about obligations to other, less fortunate people.
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Notably, the app now opens up on your library, not on the For You section.
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The new East Coast launch site opens up new possibilities for different kinds of missions.
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You know how to read and think... well, it opens up a lot of avenues.
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The steam from the shower opens up your pores and your stubble comes right off.
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As and when the regime opens up, the West should begin to engage with it.
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If Simove likes you back, the site opens up a dialogue between the two parties.
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And it also opens up some possibilities when it comes to connectivity and smart features.
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Microsoft and Sony's cloud partnership also opens up some questions around other game streaming competitors.
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Next door, a slick restaurant opens up to a lecture hall and an installation space.
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Steve Harvey opens up exclusively to PEOPLE about overcoming homelessness to build an entertainment empire.
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But the Trump example certainly opens up questions about the unintended consequences of intraparty democracy.
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Speaking of Kylie, the youngest Jenner opens up about her ongoing anxiety throughout the episode.
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The beef labeling issue opens up another fight with supporters Trump will need in 2020.
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The plan opens up Dropbox's business feature Smart Sync to individuals for the first time.
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How everything opens up and like, not me, maybe we score two more or Backy.
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It'd be nice if I could approach the door and [the trunk] just opens up.
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Nomura noted that GENS was likely to step up if Japan opens up to casinos.
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Heineken's existing brand presence on the island could expand further as Cuba's economy opens up.
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The easter egg opens up to a red backdrop, which adds to that Beats look.
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The beloved Fuller House star opens up about expecting a baby with fiancée Caitlin McHugh.
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Here, model Kyra Santoro opens up her little Gucci bag to share her beauty secrets.
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Here, beauty vlogger Amanda Steele opens up her Yves Saint Laurent work bag on camera.
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A drone flies over, and, midflight, its belly opens up and a package somersaults out.
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Moving Amtrak passengers and facilities to Moynihan opens up crucial space within Penn for improvements.
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The menu opens up to display links to feeds, subreddits you follow, and user profiles.
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His inclusion not only saves the franchise some cash; it also opens up trade exceptions.
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But can we really place a price on the benefits to society PSLF opens up?
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"The Softband is exciting because of the new use cases it opens up," Singleton said.
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This is now changing, experts said, which opens up opportunities for the likes of SGX.
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In the latest episode of her podcast, Otis opens up further about her difficult decisions.
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Reggie really opens up, hoping the kid will get involved in a non-contact sport.
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It opens up the potential to some real long-form storytelling or vlogging on Instagram.
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But just like a long exposure, it opens up new creative expressions for mobile photography.
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And that opens up the possibility of even more subsurface oceans in our Solar System.
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MORNING EXCLUSIVE: Leeann Tweeden opens up about the photo and alleged sexual misconduct from Sen.
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"If there's a real wave I think that one opens up," said a Democratic strategist.
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I simply think his presence opens up arguments we'd do best to put behind us.
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P., and Rita opens up about her own son, who died fighting in the war.
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"This opens up an entirely new class of vulnerabilities," said one of the scientists. 10.
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If the China trip goes well, that opens up the avenue for more U.S. exports.
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On the sixth day of every month, the third month out opens up for reservations.
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In the months since, I've found that the Kindle opens up more dedicated reading time.
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That array of lenses opens up a lot of possibilities and gives you more flexibility.
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Phrasing it in a way that opens up creative possibilities and preempts a flat 'no.
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The prospect of Trump sitting down with Putin opens up a host of troubling possibilities.
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She also opens up about having a miscarriage at six months while dating Ashton Kutcher.
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Or I can get involved in two weeks from now when my schedule opens up.
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Past the fortress the water opens up and anglers stake their spots along the seawall.
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A weaving grotto stream opens up to a landscape of limitless dimensions and color fields.
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Andrade instead opens up with strikes along the fence and only falls into clinches occasionally.
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Going full stack opens up opportunities for companies to integrate labeling workflows into other jobs.
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Foreign capital inflows could return as China further opens up its capital markets, Yan said.
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Like other urban practices, cruising opens up another kind of spatial, and even temporal, experience.
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When a Senate seat opens up, you collaborate with state Democrats and win it easily.
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Using games really allowed for this—playing Rocket League with youth opens up a conversation.
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Skateboarding really opens up where you live, your environment, more than you would ever think.
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The pot itself opens up to reveal a playset for one of 22 different dolls.
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Quantum also opens up opportunities outside of Honeywell's expertise, such as its partnership with JPMorgan.
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In further pursuit of 65-millimeter shots, Mr. Branagh opens up the story regularly, however.
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It opens up so many opportunities that you wouldn't have had that the initial stress.
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The donation opens up exciting opportunities for learning about people's relationships to food throughout history.
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The apartment has a private elevator that opens up to a vestibule outside the apartment.
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And in the interview, she opens up about how music helped her manage her energy.
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In so doing, she turns the ordinary inside out and opens up its imaginary depths.
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And now a huge new chapter in the lives of the Bush family opens up.
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So that opens up a lot of the ambiguity we're going to delve into next.
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I think this film opens up much-needed dialogues about all of these various issues.
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She's someone who opens up questions rather than gives a lot of answers and instructions.
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Every August, the Mountain Echoes festival opens up Bhutan's literary scene for a brief moment.
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Not taking a percentage cut of transactions opens up interesting revenue opportunities for Finix customers.
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Is it a coincidence that Ofglen opens up when Offred is at her most vulnerable?
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The arc of an arm, moving in alignment with neck and spine, opens up infinity.
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And as self-contained as it is, the book opens up vistas to other books.
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"His original work really opens up the door to who he was," Ms. Courtney said.
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Love that it opens up the Star Wars universe in a cool new way. pic.twitter.
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If your grandchild qualifies as a dependent, it opens up more tax breaks for you.
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It's good that it opens up a lot of activity and a lot of consolidation.
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" This is what opens up LinkedIn from "living resume" to "next-level job search tool.
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This opens up a free-flowing connection between your personal resources and your daily obligations.
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This opens up a whole new world of redemption possibilities for Citi Double Cash customers.
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"What interactive theater opens up is another kind of experience," he tells The Creators Project.
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Bush's announcement opens up the field for second place, where Rubio is competing with Sen.
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But if we can get to a point where we have a really thin foldable that opens up into a regular phone, or something that looks and feels like today's phones but opens up to a big tablet, then maybe they'll be more appealing.
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The quest for knowledge opens up opportunity to do things you may not have thought possible.
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The standoff opens up an interesting legal question that has only recently come before the courts.
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Later at dinner, Dean opens up about losing his mom to cancer when he was young.
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"If someone opens up to you about their infertility issues, be there for them!" says Spencer.
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Sabra Darling opens up about how she's overcoming her body insecurities, five months after giving birth.
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Tapping on the "1" (ground floor) opens up indoor maps for all the different floors available.
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A Walmart opens up and the little hardware store and the pharmacy, they close right away.
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That opens up the library, where you can browse, search, rate/comment and install individual mods.
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But as the old saying goes, when God closes the side, he opens up the knee.
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In her new memoir Buffering, Hart, 29, opens up about her family's battle with mental illness.
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This cliffhanger opens up a Pandora's Box of possibilities for season 2, should Chambers get renewed.
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"It opens up a whole viewpoint that we as Americans haven't heard," he told the Herald.
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Rachel also opens up about the pressure she felt as a Black woman on the show.
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Improving Scrooge's cane — a puzzle-solving, combat, and locomotion tool — opens up access to new areas.
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The USMCA marginally opens up Canada's dairy market and lengthens some pharmaceutical patents—longtime American goals.
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Where each side wins: U.S. wins: Canada opens up its dairy market and its wine rules.
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The addition of Playlist Radio opens up iHeartRadio's over 1,000 existing playlists to a wider audience.
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On next week's episode of Scandal Made Me Famous, Behan opens up about working for Jenner.
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His departure opens up doubts about how committed the company will be to its new service.
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Pottery Barn Teen has a gorgeous Golden Egg replica that opens up into a necklace holder.
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That doesn't necessarily mean you should buy the Nreal Light when Nreal actually opens up sales.
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Having more money opens up an incredible amount of options for you and everyone around you.
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Looking at this drawing opens up an awareness of writing and drawing as acts of translation.
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It comes in a clamshell form factor that opens up to reveal a foldable glass display.
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Once it's installed, clicking into the extension opens up a window that lets you customize it.
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It's also a blessing in disguise, because the show's cancellation now opens up her schedule dramatically.
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More trade challenges could be ahead as a new front in the trade war opens up.
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"It opens up a great chance to teach the public about searching for planets," Burt said.
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I know him being able to use crutches opens up so many more opportunities for independence.
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Sandra Oh is getting emotional as she opens up about her history-making Emmy Awards nomination.
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The look on her face when Jack opens up to her about boxing with his brother?
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" This explains why Antonia admits she no longer opens up to her parents due to "strictness.
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You get some binoculars and all of a sudden, this whole other parallel world opens up.
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Here, dancer and singer Ava Michele Cota opens up her bag to share her everyday essentials.
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Clooney even opens up about housing a Yazidi refugee, and being a new father to twins.
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"There are some people concerned that this opens up new ways to destroy habitat," noted LaBorde.
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"This really opens up lots of promotional opportunities in entertainment," said Linc Gasking, 8i co-founder.
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Here, singer Kim Petras opens up her Dior bag to share her beauty and tour essentials.
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This opens up scope—and a need—for diplomacy to help broker a return to democracy.
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The title track opens up with ominous horns before insect-like whirrs punctuate the higher registers.
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I think one of the things about being public is it opens up capital markets generally.
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And this whole room opens up and is perfect if I were to have a party.
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In fact, in the interview Moretz opens up to Julianne Moore about her relationship with Beckham.
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In her raw interview with the magazine, Paris opens up about coping with her father's death.
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If a primo day opens up, InSight can't have other peoples' rockets clogging up the spaceport.
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Richards also opens up about RHOBH's Lisa Rinna, with whom she has had a tumultuous relationship.
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Supermodel Heidi Klum, 45, opens up about dating 28-year-old Tokio Hotel guitarist Tom Kaulitz.
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A sweaty looking Hannah opens up her blackmail box, which contains Aleksander's old passport and gun.
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As a mother, your heart opens up and you become more than just your job title.
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"The use of undersea drones opens up a whole new area of capabilities," said Mr Brimley.
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Just like the knight coin, another portion of the coin opens up after activating the switch.
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Experts agree that the rise in the IoT opens up a whole new host of challenges.
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If either one of those degrades at all, that opens up the case for more downside.
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If you unhook the straps it opens up to create a much more spacious oversize tote.
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But it also opens up into a large tablet for when you want to watch movies.
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On this week's episode of Southern Charm, Dennis opens up about a new man her life.
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At one point he opens up the bathroom door on Robin while she's in a towel.
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That night, we have a romantic dinner at the resort and Lilly opens up a lot.
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Instead, it opens up the program to other school officials, from coaches to counselors to librarians.
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The agreement also opens up the prospect of other Iranian smelters using alumina supplied by India.
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The band opens up with a performance of "Arcarsenal," leaping into fits of ecstatic Dionysian madness.
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Because if it is about sensation then that opens up a range of play for you.
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I'm very proud that this is the first Marvel event that opens up with a win.
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"It just opens up so many doors, to know somebody's out there doing it," he said.
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In the documentary, the Queen opens up about her 1953 Coronation and wearing that famous crown.
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And I'm looking forward to what my life opens up for me as I get older.
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This opens up a variety of possible applications, from bioimaging, to photonic research, to anti-counterfeiting.
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Sometimes putting down the guitar and using another tool opens up a flood gate of emotions.
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When you unfold the phone, it opens up into a 6.2-inch display "FlexView" OLED display.
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"An adult mentor opens up these new worlds that wouldn't be open to them," she adds.
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That really gives, it opens up the eye, and it just gives it that extra pop.
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And from Samsung's perspective, killing the headphone jack only opens up more opportunities for additional purchases.
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In the living room, a retractable glass wall opens up to showcase the home's unimpeded view.
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If anything, what this opens up is questions about the next stage of Boko Haram's evolution.
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"After a few drinks, Andy's personality totally opens up," David Chalmers, a philosopher at N.Y.U., says.
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"It opens up a safe space to talk about our anxiety and what happened," she said.
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It features a Lego Tardis that opens up to the ship's console room with flight controls.
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That opens up education to literally anyone, and is especially geared to those from emerging markets.
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Many Trump fans have cheered this development, but it opens up Hannity and Limbaugh to criticism.
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There's also concerns that the app opens up its users to a slew of cyber threats.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Yorke opens up about the album's storied recording process.
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This opens up new possibilities for monitoring engagement and purchasing behavior in a relatively granular way.
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The tunica can snap, which opens up the corpus cavernosa, and lets all that blood out.
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Now that the cover is gone, it opens up a political vacuum that Hezbollah could exploit.
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This opens up the opportunity to sell native ads, via search terms, on the website, too.
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The balloon then opens up right around the four-month mark and the body excretes it.
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But her denial eventually opens up into introspection, and Alex makes small realizations about her life.
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A stepped basin opens up between buildings, looking like a natural spring bursting through the pavement.
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It opens up this space for people who are not already attending the church of democracy.
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When the United States opens up its own markets, other countries tend to do the same.
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Anyone can post, and that's fine, and sort of opens up self-publishing, in a way.
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"If I can not watch sports and not gamble, so much time opens up," he said.
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Consequently, the can opens up whenever someone goes into or leaves the kitchen and passes it.
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In her new memoir Becoming, she opens up about these expectations and how they affected her.
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There's also a "listen on Spotify" button that opens up a playlist compiled of their work.
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That, that opens up my eyes and makes me want to fight more for this cause.
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He comes out of his shell and just opens up and is like: Here I am.
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Senator Sanders opens up about the health scare and vows to continue his presidential run. pic.twitter.
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"This opens up a lot of ways to enjoy media and games that weren't available before."
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It opens up a window into the often invisible debates in village squares and doctors' offices.
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Ultimately, it is generative in the domain it opens up, a space for looking and thinking.
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A.I. opens up the possibility of rendering intelligible for national security purposes that ocean of data.
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That opens up the opportunity to sell more MPVs, which typically have seven seats, Li said.
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It's three-on-three, one chance one way usually opens up another chance the other way.
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But it opens up new questions as to why Neanderthals had such a different skeletal structure.
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He comes out of his shell and just opens up and is like: Here I am.
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"This store opens up what we do on the back-end to other people," Wainwright said.
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As it trashes our idea of Grant, Paddington 2 opens up new avenues for the actor.
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Some portion opens up for trading sooner, depending on what class of shares the investors own.
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Every soccer game is a story that opens up onto an infinite number of other stories.
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"But at least it opens up the possibility that what once was lost is possibly recoverable."
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And "Overton Window" also opens up other scars you didn't realize had been wounds all along.
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The Presidio opens up to the Marina right by Lucasfilm, but don't go to the Marina.
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" Andreas Huyssen compares Del Baldo's paintings with Gerhard Richter's "photopainting," which "opens up a temporal dimension.
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Kidanu: Layering all this potentially really disparate information, I think, opens up the space for fiction.
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And I think it also opens up the space for play—like a very rigorous play.
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Brexit opens up the possibility of a change in British legislation, which might go in either direction.
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Late-night host Jimmy Fallon opens up about his controversial 2016 hair ruffle interview with Donald Trump.
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Doing away with the ridiculous ceremony of separating individual cheese fibers opens up a world of possibilities.
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This is the guy that six days earlier opens up a counter intelligence investigation against Trumps campaign.
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Czral: There is something in the notion of devastation and apocalypse that opens up a poetic landscape.
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I call an Uber ($8.77), and the sky opens up just as I get inside the car.
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"My mom opens up about how hard it was to have three kids by 21," she said.
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But as their friendship and relationship grow, Ian opens up to the idea of sleeping with Trevor.
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The order opens up options to set up temporary facilities for families on military bases and elsewhere.
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This would even include vape juice that contains no nicotine, which opens up a lot of confusion.
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Sara opens up about her relationship with Jay Barker Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The set features a Lego Tardis that opens up to the ship's console room with flight controls.
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A family room with a wet bar opens up to the outdoor space, making entertaining a breeze.
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By attacking the media, he opens up a new line of attack against facts, his true target.
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The WWE superstar opens up about her 1-year-old daughter Birdie and reveals she's already talking!
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Beth opens up to Randall and proposes that they adopt an older child, rather than a baby.
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Go deeper: Disney opens up bidding for 22 Fox-branded regional sports networks via Sports Business Journal.
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Many now want to prove their creditworthiness, with an eye to the spending possibilities it opens up.
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Samantha's iPhone opens up the hidden world inside the white power movement, frozen in time in 2017.
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Getting ARM right simply opens up so many more opportunities for Microsoft than sticking with Intel does.
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"He draws a lot of attention, which opens up other things," Knicks head coach Mike Miller said.
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Kaplan opens up about the drama, the lighthearted moments, and the worst contestant she's ever dealt with.
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Today's judgement also opens up the possibility of other companies to take civil action suits against Google.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears Both parents are doctors.
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One action opens up some number of new actions, which all in turn open up new actions.
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When Serena opens up to Fred about June's behavior, Fred responds with genuine respect for his wife.
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That opens up that possibility of a coveted all-female spacewalk actually happening in the year ahead.
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Dan Diaz opens up about wife Brittany Maynard's final hours and how he's keeping her memory alive.
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This opens up all sorts of interesting new questions about the future of in-car infotainment systems.
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He has also pointed out that excessive state control over businesses opens up the door to corruption.
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You give people new technology, and yeah, it makes something easier but it opens up other games.
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Chris Hemsworth opens up the comedic range of the character from the moment he appears on-screen.
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As part of his campaign launch, Zingbot opens up to PEOPLE about why he's running for president.
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As the water escapes, it opens up pores in the food, allowing the oil to penetrate inwards.
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Sitting alone with Fletcher, 25, he then opens up about his past relationship – and how he's changed.
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FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy Rule #2: Befriend the female stewardesses.
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That actually opens up huge questions about the nature of the party itself — for 2016 and beyond.
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It opens up into a promenade, where guests can have breakfast and afternoon tea during the day.
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Though unorthodox, chemical communication opens up many new possibilities in the way we transmit and receive information.
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In the photo, Cuoco opens up her pale pink robe, putting her bare left breast on display.
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Now, she opens up to People about the divorce and how she's been dealing with the impact.
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This opens up the possibility for our relatively small star to leave behind a visible nebula, too.
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He even sits quietly at the inaugural dinner when Nilsa opens up about her miscarriage and divorce.
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If a Supreme Court vacancy opens up before the 2020 election, Mr McConnell will promptly fill it.
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Debbie calls her out for being so smiley, and Ruth opens up about how happy she is.
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PLUS: The Vanderpump Rules hostess opens up about why she tells all about Botox, fillers, and filters.
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USA, the singer opens up about how his family life is worlds away from his public one.
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It does things like it opens up the ability for autonomous vehicles, vehicles that are self-driving.
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The singer opens up about her family and more in her new book Just Jessie, available now!
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It's definitely not an easy game to play when it opens up like that in the second.
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If a higher-up spot opens up at your company, are you in the running for it?
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Chloe Grace Moretz opens up about feeling pressure to get breast implants due to Hollywood beauty standards.
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They could even be appointed this same year, if a vacancy opens up, just as Souter was.
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This marketplace opens up greater social touring options and a true local experience, while saving travelers money.
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Tiphaine Auziere [left] opens up about her mother Brigitte Macron's [right] relationship with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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After Iowa, the primary and caucus calendar opens up onto a highly diverse patchwork of election systems.
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By letting drones stick to many surfaces, it opens up far more opportunities for researchers and filmmakers.
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FROM PEN: Patrick Warburton Opens Up About His Classic Seinfeld Role During a 2015 interview on Live!
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To me I feel this opens up the world of material and physics as one's sonic playground.
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Itching is one of the biggest concerns because she opens up her wounds and skin even more.
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This includes a beetle engraving that opens up its shell, and a statue that's surrounded by spears.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Grey's Anatomy's Chandra Wilson Opens Up About Daughter's Mysterious Vomiting Syndrome — and There's No Cure
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It opens up tapers to being accused of being dishonest, and we're trying to change that opinion.
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When Dean opens up he is truly one of the most beautiful people you will ever meet.
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I think if she opens up and she trusts herself, she can really do a great performance.
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This status opens up the potential for fraud and has caused considerable volatility and corresponding financial harm.
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And when that trance happens and it opens up to you, it's like getting high or something.
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If the IPO market opens up, than you're going to wish that you had not sold Carlyle.
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It also opens up a massive fundraising network -- which has Kasich's camp giddy Clock's ticking for Cruz?
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The Bitmoji app opens up a world of possibilities, and we're here to help you discover them.
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When you drop the meat and two veg approach, a whole new world of options opens up.
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The Grammy-winning artist also opens up about balancing motherhood and gushes about her adorable son Magnus!
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This video opens up the uninitiated to the weirder noises that can come out of a kitty.
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The balloon then opens up right around the four-month mark and the body then excretes it.
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That's good news for researchers, as it potentially opens up a new animal model to study Zika.
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But the study opens up the intriguing possibility that birds' smells may be linked to their microbiomes.
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Apple is only going to fuel the talent wars in Seattle once it officially opens up shop.
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The vibe is a little hazy early this evening, but communication opens up later in the night.
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The segment opens up with a weird, but nice, anecdote about the first time the two met.
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In the second book, the story opens up to embrace the perspective of Quentin's childhood friend Julia.
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The extra wall space created by enclosing a kitchen opens up more design options, Mr. Penick said.
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Moreover, Trump now can deliver on a strong conservative nominee on abortion if another seat opens up.
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Kim's travels to China come as North Korea opens up relations with the rest of the world.
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As global temperatures warm, it opens up the passage to sloops like Reeves,' and other boats too.
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The lifting of sanctions opens up business opportunities across a host of sectors, from planes to telecoms.
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But for Dr. Gluyas, the research opens up the possibility of finding the gas in new places.
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The two men build a budding friendship as James opens up to Dennis about life in Hollywood.
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The kitchen opens up into the great room, also marked by French oak floors and marble detailing.
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"When you start bringing up things like love, it opens up other ideas, like failure," Thompson says.
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It starts generally with a small nodule, but over time, it opens up and creates an ulcer.
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In a recent interview with People, Nia Vardalos opens up about her decade-long struggle with fertility.
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Well, for one thing it opens up image editing to all kinds of clever hacks and automation.
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Slowing him down is a challenge, and even if you succeed, it only opens up problems elsewhere.
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Suddenly though, everything opens up with the introduction of clamoring 4/4 drums and soaring major keys.
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Which brings her back to the beginning of the cycle, so she opens up the cut again.
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The lobby is gorgeous with soaring ceilings, an elegant bar, and opens up onto a charming patio.
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It opens up their minds to consider the scope of this issue, and they'll hopefully take action.
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He's tight-lipped about that ... but opens up about Corinne and any backlash from their sexual encounter.
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"Even having this discussion opens up all these other questions about our responsibility," Mat Johnson told me.
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This opens up new opportunities, liberates masses of talent and leads to more creativity than ever before.
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This state bill opens up another avenue for Congress, but as with the federal returns, it's complicated.
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This opens up the potential for users to access each other's calendar appointments and other private information.
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It opens up a space for your kids to get answers to many of their pressing questions.
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For me, the value of Mr. Volle's performance is the way it opens up new interpretive avenues.
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Americans can still catch a ride, but nixing most foreigners opens up a lot of those seats.
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This opens up the possibilities for where we might find life in our solar system and beyond.
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From there, the trailer opens up with a better tease of what to expect from the movie.
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"If it is true, it opens up incredible chapters in a story that's still murky," he said.
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The home's master suite, which opens up to a terrace, features a lounge area with a fireplace.
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If so, I offer that knowing your trees opens up an abundant and entirely free food source.
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This opens up a range of use cases, ranging from bespoke enterprise apps to cloud gaming solutions.
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It opens up horizons that the company's women are ready for, and shifts traditional depictions of power.
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Hong Kong (CNN)For 18-year-old Huang Yiyang, school starts when she opens up her laptop.
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"Like any good study, it opens up at least as many questions as it answers," he added.
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She opens up about her year: London's father recently died and she dealt with unforeseen health issues.
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It's significant because it opens up the market to more investors by meeting a widespread regulatory requirement.
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In practical terms, the game's "living world" quality opens up different approaches for tackling its assorted challenges.
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If it was a private collector that opens up the door to way too many possible destinations.
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Like the novella, the movie opens up some interpretive leeway as it invites your sympathy for Katherine.
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The foyer of the front home opens up to a wooden staircase leading to the second level ...
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Queen Elizabeth II opens up about her coronation ceremony saying there are some disadvantages to wearing crowns.
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He opens up some wine and we chat on his couch, petting his dog, for a bit.
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Put yourself on the list to be notified of cancellations, and if a spot opens up, pounce.
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Information from personal payment systems opens up a world of financial conduct that credit providers highly covet.
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There will be no grand bilateral trade deal with China that opens up its economy through negotiation.
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"As the government legalizes, it opens up a whole new world of conversations in Canada," Pertz said.
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Just off the kitchen is a family room that opens up to the backyard and pool area.
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It opens up all these possibilities for analysis and for gaining a better understanding of the issue.
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It opens up with some loose, discordant guitars and hurries forward from there through twitches and spasms.
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Epigenetics is incredibly exciting and fascinating, and it opens up the possibility of a heredity of experience.
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It opens up a way of thinking about how different electoral rules encourage different types of gamesmanship.
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Again, when you live in a community where nobody has too much power, it opens up spaces.
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Naturally, you can also impersonate specific high-profile people, which opens up a whole new set of strategies.
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According to an excerpt obtained by People, the Glee star opens up about battling anorexia as a teen.
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" FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky Opens Up About Her Biggest Parenting Mishap "It was just a thought.
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He opens up by putting his arm through Joker's chest, and the body count just ups from there.
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The first is called "the motion to proceed," which simply opens up the debate on the Senate floor.
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And when they become obsolete, this opens up doors for you to explore new strategies, perspectives, and projects.
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Because other teams gotta respect him as a player, it opens up what we can do on offense.
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"Universal screening opens up conversations between parents and healthcare providers to discuss concerns about child development," Johnson added.
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There is no place that opens up, where viewers can reflect upon the object in front of them.
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The lens opens up the whole inside of the crate and makes you feel like you are inside.
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"Dynamaxing opens up new possibilities in the heated battles," planning director Kazumasa Iwao said in the Pokémon Direct.
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But with MIRROR there is no bike, which opens up the exercises to be more body-weight focused.
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And when you sexualize a young girl, it opens up the door for abuse and for monetizing relationships.
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It would be pretty great to have apps on there, but that opens up another series of questions.
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If CAISO and PacifiCorp become one big grid, it opens up all sorts of regulatory and legal questions.
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In an interview with GQ, Consuelos, 47, opens up about his juicy role and all things Riverdale style.
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Overall, Logitech seems to have devised a smart system that opens up a lot of possibilities for buyers.
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When folded, the Galaxy Fold measures 4.6 inches, and it opens up to a 7.3-inch display tablet.
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Olivia Newton-John opens up about her relationship with husband John Easterling and his first time watching Grease.
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That opens up your brewing options to cappuccinos, macchiatos, or whatever fancy drink you're in the mood for.
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The penthouse's second level has a sun-lit lounge area that opens up to 5,000-square-foot terrace.
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" The comedian added, "I really hope that it opens up civil conversation between people instead of mud-slinging.
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Melting sea ice in the Arctic opens up a new theatre of operations, especially against a belligerent Russia.
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The Echo Look "opens up a new realm of shopping experiences," said Werner Goertz, a Gartner Inc analyst.
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Speaking with PEOPLE Now, the Odd Mom Out star opens up about what Barrymore, 41, had to say.
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The marina opens up into a large gorge, and the entire search area has a two-mile circumference.
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"The great thing about Falcon heavy is that it opens up a new class of payload," he said.
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Faris, 40, opens up about her relationship with Pratt, 38, since their split, in this week's PEOPLE issue.
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After talking about Miguel and Shelly's divorce, Rebecca opens up about her relationship (and bedroom) woes with Jack.
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Despite the drawbacks, we're excited by the new world of bulk shopping that this opens up for us.
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Moreover, delivery opens up a new revenue stream by charging customers to ship their items back from storage.
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The Last O.G. star opens up about how Haddish's success has impacted the show's glam squad the most.
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Everyone's in really different places, and that opens up our storytelling in the second half of the season.
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What June finds in Steinar's pocket (she stole his clothes, remember?) opens up a whole world of possibilities.
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In the interview, she opens up about her upcoming nuptials to former Game of Thrones costar Kit Harington.
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"This opens up a dangerous box that when we start talking about editing the human genome," Kuiken said.
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We're witnessing a transitional moment for the country music genre that opens up space for weirdness and experimentation.
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In sexy tracks like "Delicate" and "Dress," she seemingly opens up about her intense connection with Alwyn, 103.
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Having multiple sites to launch from opens up more possibilities for different kinds of satellite missions, says Pomerantz.
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N) is not "too big to fail" opens up an opportunity for insurer American International Group Inc (AIG.
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Tinsley Mortimer opens up about escaping a violent relationship, plus Bethenny Frankel on kissing her RHONY co-star!
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Tori Spelling Opens Up About Baby No. 5, Plus Just How Wild Will Drew Scott's Bachelor Party Get?
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But as you go ahead, the road opens up and I have found that happening time and again.
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They said that suddenly graduating debt-free opens up possibilities that they couldn't have imagined a day ago.
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When you browse to an IE-only website, Internet Explorer effectively opens up inside an Edge browser tab.
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Then she opens up, and thinks she ready to take the next step in her relationship with Chuck.
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The move opens up large swaths of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante for potential mining and drilling.
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In a two-hour 20/20 documentary, Babcock opens up about learning the truth regarding her infamous mom.
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"As texting is private and silent, it opens up a whole new way to find help," he said.
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The top, meanwhile, features a large brushed metal circle that opens up to grab and replace the filter.
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The play of language in a historical document or a report that details a death opens up ambiguity.
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While there's no mention of advertising, introducing search clearly opens up a whole new ad category for Snap.
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Upgrading lodging unlocks the fast travel map, which becomes more and more necessary as the map opens up.
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Changing their business model inside cities doesn't affect that but rather opens up a big new profit opportunity.
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But it also opens up the possibility of a compromise with Democrats that the Republicans should seriously consider.
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In Billboard's new cover story, Cabello opens up about the fallout from leaving the girl group in December.
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The beginning opens up with some mid and high tones from a piano melody before the vocals begin.
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She talks about shooting with Watson and opens up about social media pressures, diversity in dance and more.
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But retaining all that data isn't technically impossible; it just opens up a huge and unnecessary security hole.
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" Morgan agreed and said, "When I can do that, it opens up the other side of the plate.
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Answering a reader question, she opens up about the first boyfriend she ever brought home for the holidays.
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In most cases that's only a minor inconvenience when factoring in all of the functionality it opens up.
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"When the opportunity opens up, there will be a tremendous amount of institutional capital chasing it," Peterson said.
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This opens up the intriguing possibility of imparting entirely new tastes to the terroir of coffee and chocolate.
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A lioness opens up Christmas presents in her enclosure in Hagenbeck's zoo in Hamburg, Germany December 23, 2016.
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Jada Pinkett Smith opens up The actress shared an emotional moment with Will Smith's ex-wife, Sheree Fletcher.
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Instead of shying away from our photographer's lens, Patricia arches her back and opens up to the camera.
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Focus on an NPC walking around camp, and L17372073 opens up the options to greet or antagonize them.
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If someone taps on the ad, it opens up a broader catalog of up to 50 different products.
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Considering this procedure opens up the possibility that I could become a single mom as a black woman.
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You click the app on the home screen and it opens up the Twitter app directly into Highlights.
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For the U.S., it is a simple logic, anything that opens up North Korea is a win-win.
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"This opens up avenues for more conversations, more productive debate and hopefully, lead to positive change," Ramdas said.
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In a wide-ranging interview with "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer, Rometty opens up about her difficult childhood.
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It opens up the playability and range of how players can interact and navigate boss battles really well.
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If another one that you prefer opens up later, you can just change your ticket at that point.
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And though the bill opens up hemp growing to a lot more farmers, not everyone gets to participate.
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How is margin changing as it opens up in places like India, with very different costs and revenues?
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Jacky Rosen's Senate candidacy opens up her seat, where Democrat Susie Lee has emerged as the Democratic frontrunner.
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"[Being] present for the moment and present to sharing them together opens up the dialogue organically," Duran adds.
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Importantly, that opens up capacity for other boxes, with a slowdown not expected until after the new year.
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" Leave "a little breathing room between your furniture pieces and walls, as this visually opens up your space.
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McSally's decision to run for the Senate opens up her House seat, which is considered a toss-up.
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But they can also be a portal to somewhere else, which opens up the possibility of positive resolution.
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Bruno then opens up to discussion, starting with a key question to the employers: "Is that a priority?"
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Learning a second language "opens up the mind to an entirely new way of thinking," says Noe Villela.
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For me, every time I find a new tool, my work opens up to a whole new place.
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As a multi-purpose immersion blender, it opens up a whole new world of cooking and baking possibilities.
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If the mortgage credit box opens up while mortgage rates rise, then home sales will rise more strongly.
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So I think it opens up huge opportunities in the country and the risk is not outweighing reward.
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It opens up the possibility of a rebirth—one that could have never come if we stayed comfortable.
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We'll see if the addition of rookie receivers Corey Davis and Taywan Taylor opens up the Titans offense.
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Here, she opens up about what it was like making the record that she says saved her life.
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It opens up marijuana usage for people suffering from cancer, Crohn's disease and other diseases, disorders and syndromes.
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"It just opens up the what we call the real ambient intelligence and ambient computing space," he said.
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That at least opens up the possibility that doctors and hospitals could secure a higher payment through arbitration.
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For Muslims, having access to a hot halal meal in more places than before opens up travel opportunities.
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This ability is highlighted by a recurring mirror motif, which opens up new dimensions of light and color.
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A real-time blog opens up Harding's work to a potentially broader world of criticism (constructive or otherwise).
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Like the proverbial madeleine, a scent or a gesture recurs and opens up vertiginous worlds that seemed forgotten.
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It opens up a new side of Shirley's character, and then no one talks about it ever again.
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Even if the figures are idle, the fact that they are in a space opens up the narrative.
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Better governance buys time, opens up political space for the negotiations, and strengthens the government's hand in them.
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This go-round, the insert opens up to reveal a kaleidoscopic, 48-inch array of life-size pastries.
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"The more visionary, smart people who you have relationships with, it just opens up your optionality," Hyman said.
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I think that Dara, as I said before, he opens up a drawer and finds another dead body.
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I stayed in a swim-up suite, which features a patio that opens up directly into the pool.
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Gradually, though, as the story opens up, Mr. Stanton fills Travis with tremors of feeling and fugitive smiles.
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But now that FISA is out of the way, it opens up more floor space for possible consideration.
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I think in a sense, as a fact, [this] kind of opens up how we see an artist.
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In her first interview for the year, Minaj opens up on the process for writing her upcoming album.
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Lufthansa, for instance, often opens up its premium seats a week or two before departure, Mr. Pizzarello said.
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Salesforce&aposs reach opens up many growth opportunities while still preserving a culture of innovation that attracts entrepreneurs.
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Speaking another language also opens up opportunities to do business and work in other parts of the world.
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To her credit, Chozick opens up about her own attitudes toward Clinton more than most political reporters would.
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Last Chance An exhibition opens up important conversations about gender, race and the authority of the photographic gaze.
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Last Chance An exhibition opens up important conversations about gender, race and the authority of the photographic gaze.
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And yes, lack of oversight into the platform's decisions opens up a host of plausible election interference conspiracies.
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"It had the right kind of balcony — not one that opens up onto a highway," Mr. Greenspan said.
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What you're talking about now opens up the possibility of starting to see women in our own tradition.
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"If that seat opens up in a special election or whatever, yeah I would consider it," Brat said.
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Possessing a security clearance opens up potentially lucrative jobs with government contractors, who prize contacts and insider knowledge.
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It's significant because it opens up the market to more investors by now meeting a widespread regulatory requirement.
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The plan to launch fiber broadband opens up a new revenue stream for Reliance under its Jio venture.
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Jacky Rosen's decision to run for the Senate in Nevada opens up a competitive seat there, as well.
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Meghan opens up about royal life Beatrice's romantic engagement photos belie the sometimes-difficult side of royal life.
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"So that opens up a much more natural sort of cruising feel when you ride it," Matt says.
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Josh Wright, chief economist of talent acquisition software company iCIMS, said the tight labor market opens up opportunities.
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Past the wine rack, the home opens up to clear views of the backyard pool and coastline below.
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We've (also) been getting it done from the outside, which opens up the paint even more for us.
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For the unbanked or those without credit and debit cards, this opens up the world of scooter-sharing.
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He finds Mr. McLemore's life important in and of itself, and a whole world opens up to him.
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In driving a lance straight into this marriage, he opens up the wounds relationships leave for our examination.
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It opens up marijuana and marijuana-related businesses to robbery and assault along with vendors, employees and customers.
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But like anything that connects to the internet, it opens up smart TVs to security vulnerabilities and hackers.
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The back also opens up quite a bit, presenting as far more forest green than it does inside.
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His departure now opens up the possibility these candidates may be more inclined to lobby for the job.
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It's that swirl that because of the centrifugal force, opens up the membrane that then becomes the valve.
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Thyrza Nicholas-Goodeve opens up about becoming entangled in a lesbian love triangle with a graduate school professor.
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"I don't find it to be that good of an idea to file a defamation claim on this kind of case, because it opens up a very large door to your past, it opens up a large door to other things that could be going on," Brad Cohen said on CNN.
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Why it matters: It opens up the nominee to charges that he'll bring an ideological approach to the commission.
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In his new book, GuRu, the RuPaul's Drag Race star opens up about how drag helped him find himself.
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In a new deleted scene shared by ABC, the dental hygienist finally opens up about what caused the injury.
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"I think this opens up an entirely new world for FIFA, for sport as well in general," Lazarescu says.
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This Is Us star Mandy Moore opens up about overcoming personal turmoil and why now she's happier than ever.
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"This opens up the possibility of a current account surplus for the June quarter," said Westpac economist Andrew Hanlan.
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"From a scientific perspective, it opens up a new world," Gaurav Bahl, University of Illinois engineering professor, told Gizmodo.
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Its beautiful large wooden terrace sits on the water and opens up to a stunning view of the Bosporus.
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A surreal world of possibility opens up in a new animated short inspired by a Federico García Lorca poem.
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Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn for a cool $26.2 million dollars opens up a whole new world of Xbox gaming.
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Today, Penwell still hosts drag races, but on some weekend nights also opens up the track to street racers.
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" On Tuesday night's episode, Kelly opens up about the stroke that almost prevented her from appearing on "Shark Tank.
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I wait in line before a parking spot opens up, then snatch it and go pick up my daughter.
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Every time a Supreme Court position opens up, the first issue that comes up to mind is Roe v.
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Knowing the location of specific genes opens up questions about the ability to modify a person's genetic make-up.
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The Spanish Princess eliminates one major historical ambiguity — and in doing so, opens up even more room for interpretation.
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This opens up the floodgates, and Elle reveals everything to Helena, including the fact that she's terrified of Campbell.
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Yes, because I think it opens up the floor for a conversation and dialogue regarding media representation and diversity.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, the 48-year-old multifaceted star opens up about that difficult time.
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In doing so, it opens up the entire Android device to a whole host of attacks — including data theft.
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Portia de Rossi, who starred as Liz North on the show, also opens up about her character's brutal death.
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At another point in the evening, Fabian reveals a softer side and opens up to Rachel about his feelings.
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From an accessibility perspective, what makes "wheelchair mode" so noteworthy is it opens up the watch to more people.
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In the piece, she opens up about the impact of the controversy-surrounded death of her father, Michael Jackson.
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It has ample space and even a hidden compartment that opens up to the base of the car chassis.
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NFLer opens up about addiction During the town hall, former NFL quarterback Ray Lucas shared his story of addiction.
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It's quite an interesting intersection for me and my dad, in that it opens up broader conversations about politics.
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Which is what I think mobile opens up to, given the size of the audiences that we're dealing with.
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"This is big for raising awareness, and it opens up new marketing opportunities," SmileDirectClub co-founder Alex Fenkell said.
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It's a really thick phone with big bezels around a small screen that opens up into a small tablet.
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In an especially raw piece for The Lenny Letter today, Dunham opens up about her biggest insecurity: her skin.
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AWS opens up its managed blockchain as a service to everybody Microsoft makes a push to simplify machine learning
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Céline Dion opens up for the first time since losing both her husband, René Angélil, and brother Daniel Dion.
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In his new book Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen opens up his rise from Jersey boy to rock icon.
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News.In the band's book Our World, Edwards opens up about life in the wake of her high-profile breakup.
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As Steve opens up his two 1951 B-Units, we see nearly perfect salted crackers and packaged cocoa powder.
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For new ride-hailing players, riding on a billion-user platform like Meituan opens up wider user acquisition channels.
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FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy Simpson shares Maxwell with her husband, Eric Johnson.
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" Adds James: "Finding the remains answers a lot of questions but opens up a lot of new ones, too.
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"I think about that every time lil donnie opens up his KFC," he added, referring to President Donald Trump.
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Hemsworth appears on the latest cover of Variety, where he opens up about playing Thor for almost ten years.
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After a season filled with drama and heartbreak, JoJo Fletcher opens up about finding true love with Jordan Rodgers.
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But this opens up more questions, like: What happened to the Steve Rogers who exists in the past timeline?
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Dakota opens up the space for anyone who wants to come forward with their stories, testimonies, questions, or feelings.
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Rachel Lindsay opens up about how she knew Bryan Abasolo was "the one" despite her love for Peter Kraus.
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Ditching the relatively beefy headphone jack opens up space where more advanced tech can be added to the iPhone.
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When a vacancy opens up, the system automatically generates a shortlist of candidates that could be a good fit.
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Gyllenhaal, 36, opens up in the new issue of PEOPLE about his desire to one day start a family.
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The RHOBH Star opens up about her over-the-top life Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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She opens up about her past and the creative process behind her most stunning ensembles in a new featurette.
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Durand sees kind of ability to expand opens up all kind of future possibilities, including Internet of Things devices.
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This picturesque village has its own little castle, and everyone opens up their arms (and yards) for the festival.
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It's the best kind of politics: a small but substantial improvement that opens up the imagination to greater possibilities.
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However, the new rule anticipates any such imports in future as Mexico opens up its long-shuttered energy sector.
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Increased legalization naturally opens up a larger market and incentives for businesses to grow finer, more competitive cannabis products.
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Dewan appears on the January cover of Cosmopolitan, where she opens up about the grieving period following her breakup.
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When a headset can track where you're looking, it opens up a lot of advantages—and opportunities for misuse.
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For the tech giants, skittishness about start-ups opens up an opportunity to snag top talent at lower prices.
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In the video, Gomez opens up about her life and close relationship with Coach's Executive Creative Director, Stuart Vevers.
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Cuoco also opens up to Cosmopolitan about how it feels to be the second-highest-paid actress on television.
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"That opens up a whole other Pandora's box because we know this but we don't know why," she says.
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He opens up about his past as a lawyer, and his dreams for a simpler life on a farm.
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This Congress must accelerate a future that advances America's preeminence in the world, and opens up opportunities for all.
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Bonus: Mom opens up Santa's Little Helper: The Walking Dog That look on her face… probably not worth it.
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You'll be surprised how much your kid opens up to you and starts coming to talk to you more.
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West also opens up to CTG about his medication, saying he's on several ... but doesn't mention them by name.
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By not spelling out any one of these possibilities, Holmer opens up the compelling possibility that it's all three.
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By acknowledging porn, it immediately becomes less shameful and opens up a dialogue, which leads to healthy, active learning.
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But this platform opens up a whole new audience base of people who might have never heard of you.
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The discovery of this second pathway opens up an additional biochemical line of attack in the war against fouling.
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Following a familiar fintech theme, Property Partner opens up an asset class previously out of reach for smaller investors.
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I do kind of wonder if it opens up a new way for the show to engage with people.
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But if Volkanovski can't simply drag his man to the mat, it opens up more opportunities on the feet.
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Teyana Taylor opens up about parenting 2-year-old daughter Junie Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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In the book, she opens up about her marriage and reveals that she suffered a miscarriage 85033 years ago.
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If you'd rather the automatic model, that comes with a $1,000 premium but opens up a $3,850 technology package.
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Obviously a lot of people salt to taste, but acidity opens up a whole new pathway to your palate.
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In Harper's BAZAAR's March cover story, the "Wolves" singer opens up about focusing on her "well-being" in 2018.
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However, it opens up to reveal a much larger folding screen that can be used more like a tablet.
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And it's that map that opens up other people's worlds so readily, whether they're aware of it or not.
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The material learns a user's specific heat patterns and opens up ventilation based on those user-specific heat patterns.
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More wiggle room with a work wardrobe opens up more options and sometimes, causes confusion: Is this too short?
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If that goes well, "ask them to consider you for a position before it opens up to the public."
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The season takes a good four episodes to get going, but from there it opens up like a flower.
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When "Scout" appears in front of its destination, a hatch opens up so the customer can retrieve their item.
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The app opens up access to perks throughout the store, including this vending machine filled with Nike-branded products.
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But increasingly accessible CGI technology also opens up exciting avenues for 3D artists in the ever-changing fashion industry.
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The gap between rich and poor students opens up before age 5 and stays pretty constant through high school.
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"It opens up a whole new segment of the market that we've typically been ineffective at addressing," he said.
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The FedEx - Amazon split opens up the battle for control over the domestic e-commerce delivery and shipping market.
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"It opens up avenues or lines of communication that in years past may not have been there," he said.
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This opens up a lot of options for guinea pigs looking to fill up their social calendars come December.
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The app also opens up to a new "Watch Now" tab that gets you to the content more quickly.
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Well, historically Churchill, the King of Jordan, I know a number of Saudi princes, it opens up Pandora's Box.
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CHEVY CHASE, Md. — What happens when a coveted House seat opens up a quick subway ride from the Capitol?
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That opens up the question of just how explainable AI needs to be for specific users and specific purposes.
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In the clip below, watch how Kaminsky's shot-making opens up driving lanes down the middle of the court.
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Watch Vice Sports' new documentary following Bullock as he goes to Pride and opens up about becoming an advocate.
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Netted layers of paper cut into spindly bows frame a never-ending hole which opens up to another world.
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The Avenir treatment also adds more wood trimmings and opens up the option of the lovely saddle brown leather.
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Spicer opens up Spicer tells S.E. Cupp that he knows he made mistakes during his time as Trump's spokesman.
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All of their advertising has been word of mouth, and if a spot opens up, it is quickly filled.
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While George spends much of the series hiding Mae from her loved ones, she opens up in the finale.
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Shutting the door on their relationship, wrenching though it is, opens up a whole world of possibilities for Insecure.
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He calls getting top secret clearance a "golden key" that opens up all sorts of doors in the future.
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The investigation is ongoing, but he opens up about what local police begged him to do ... or NOT do.
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You repeat this process until the final glyph is lit, and that tantalizing final door opens up to you.
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Based on the novel "My Abandonment," by Peter Rock, "Leave No Trace" opens up gradually, much like Tom does.
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The remix opens up with a verse from Cardi, and of course, the rap line knew every single word.
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Eventually, after Payton "opens up" to Infinity about not being able to feel, she agrees to run with him.
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At the back of the room is a NanaWall sliding glass door system that opens up to the deck.
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"They should never take documents from the employer because it opens up a whole can of worms," Marzigliano said.
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She tosses cold splashes of harmony, sketches out little countermelodies at a downward angle, opens up pockets of silence.
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The phone opens up so that the second display can be used as a game controller or a keyboard.
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The Kushners have not filled space as it opens up because they plan to demolish the aluminum-clad building.
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Bieber opens up about his mental health, his marriage to Hailey Baldwin and invites viewers into his recording studio.
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In a video from The Root, the first-term congresswoman opens up about how she learned about the condition.
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This also opens up allowing the recipient to open it and view the creator to like and/or follow.
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The point is, technology opens up new capabilities and services that we had not considered when they first appeared.
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But the second screen is the whole draw here for all the possibilities and potential that it opens up.
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Discussing her life now, Fonda seems to revel in her vitality, and opens up on a variety of topics.
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"It opens up the eye," Kendal explained of the style, which was worn by five models in the show.
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The Legal Workforce Act opens up millions of jobs for unemployed Americans by requiring employers to use E-Verify.
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And that, in turn, opens up the reporter to the most feared label of all: bias or, worse, partisanship.
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Code Commerce is officially sold out, but you should sign up for the waitlist in case space opens up.
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In some ways, that opens up huge new vistas of chill and leisure only stylishly laced with brooding affectation.
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The WWF, a conservation NGO, has warned that the lack of a single standard opens up the risk of "greenwashing".
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FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy PEOPLE: The song and video are both so raw.
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The story of how Anna Delvey scammed her way into a luxurious New York City lifestyle opens up many questions.
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