It was such an incredible blending of visual effects, practical effects, the practical cars.
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"It's a practical way to put my religious beliefs into practical use," he said.
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It's an art project, though a practical one (art can be practical!), by Do Something Good.
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It's not "practical" in the sense that it's not "practical" for an English major to take advanced mathematics courses, except for the fact that non-practical people like that are some of my favorite people.
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"This is not for a practical problem, and no one has proposed connecting it to a practical problem," said Harrow.
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Crafts are practical, or at least as practical as an anatomically correct human skeleton made from dog treats can be.
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Hard AI is revolutionary, but takes time to become practical, and soft AI is practical, but not a game changer.
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Practical effects have become a luxury item, especially practical creatures, which most productions don't think they can afford, I guess.
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This tension between the theoretical and the practical in research is not unique to biomedicine, and sometimes the practical prevails.
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This practical approach no doubt won them points, and the inside, while not exactly roomy, is also practical in its layout.
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Just like a new runner may come to you for practical shoes, they may also come to you for practical hair.
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Just like a new runner may come to you for practical shoes, they may also come to you for practical hair.
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Practical, pragmatic -- and masculine Garrett Munce, director of grooming at GQ US, frames men's use of makeup as practical and pragmatic.
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In the spring, she will begin a yearlong licensed practical nurse program at AMG School of Licensed Practical Nursing in Brooklyn.
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Gadgets aren't particularly sentimental or meaningful gifts — but they *are* practical, and a practical gift is a gift someone will actually use.
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Google Photos and the Google Assistant are two great examples of how the company invisibly incorporates AI through practical friendly, practical applications.
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CapricornWhere a Libra is practical in almost a desperate way, Capricorns are practical in a very decisive and responsible and secure in that.
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They suggested a more practical approach, but the truth was that I had been casually trying a practical approach most of my adult life.
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"So for [millennials], it seems like the most practical thing to do is consult an astrologist about business or other practical matters," Angel says.
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The practical obstacles to this kind of feminist-conservative centrism may seem substantial, but the practical case for odd alliances is just as strong.
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The practical Midwestern boy in me feels that the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk ($41,23) is the best practical choice for the Compact and Midsize Vehicle prize.
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Second, the calculations were esoteric and of little practical application; we are still a long way from such devices doing something as practical as breaking encryption.
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Critics of the governor have said those alternatives are not practical and have accused Mr. Cuomo of bowing to pressure from environmental groups without providing practical alternatives.
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The Netatmo smart lock is an innovation borne not of brute corporate force, but of smart people thinking about practical problems and finding practical solutions for them.
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The company began with a practical questionTubble started with a practical question: How can you occasionally enjoy a hot bath in a small house without a tub?
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" That doesn't mean Harrell is always in favor of practical, or practical-looking, effects: "You're starting to see smaller, more personal projects take the best of both worlds.
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A trade bimonthly with a loyal constituency (motto: "practical news, for practical harpists") had published a readers poll celebrating the instrument's most influential figures of the 20th century.
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" - Alex, 26 "Car alarms serve no practical purpose.
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Because I mean not just from a practical, just from a practical, forget the moral level, I just think if you get into a street brawl with him, he will win.
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Kim also said North Korea is seeking from the U.S. "corresponding practical actions" for the "various practical measures" it says it has taken for the complete denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
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She sounds like herself — practical, prepared, and pissed off.
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Shopping Guide They're not just fun — they're practical, too.
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And if we had a trillion humans, we would have a thousand Einsteins and a thousand Mozarts and unlimited (for all practical purposes) resources and solar power unlimited for all practical purposes.
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Every supernatural event has a practical explanation—but, then, every practical explanation has a sinister shadow as well, the suggestion that something very bad is going on, something that rationalists can't quite escape.
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How Americans restore trust may be an existential question for our country, then, but it's ultimately a practical one, and our elected officials should advance ideas not with lamentations but with practical measures.
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But the different approaches have practical consequences for people, too.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't the most practical phone to actually use.
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Who knew something so practical could also be so thoughtful?
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On November 11, Venus enters grounded, practical Earth sign Capricorn.
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In practical terms, those efforts have largely been a failure.
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Thomas Jefferson's academical village where the practical necessities of dorm
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It's time to get practical and realistic about what's up.
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But there's also a more practical application for lucid dreaming.
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The new science of parentage had lots of practical applications.
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We bonded over our love of practical jokes and music.
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But here we were discussing logistical, practical, and ethical questions.
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"Love isn't practical," Compono, 25, captioned a photo with Nichols.
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"If you're transgender, grinding actually has practical uses," she said.
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Saturn wants to take practical action, not indulge in fantasy.
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Soon, my reflections on abortion went from theoretical to practical.
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Some say that the reason for the disappearance is practical.
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Joining the cases was critical on a practical level, too.
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"It's not technically practical," said the University of Delaware's Kempton.
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Some practical solutions to uncomfortable problems could arrive this evening.
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Even after that, there may be few immediate practical consequences.
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It's also a more practical car than the Polestar 23.
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Much of the sequence, surprisingly was shot with practical effects.
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Tasha: As I said above, there are endless practical problems.
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And on virtually every practical level, it's hard to beat.
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Whether that is a practical proposition remains to be seen.
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On the tighter shots, we're practical most of the time.
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Practical workshops include legal advice, equity training, and more. 5.
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Volt helps with the chores, too, being a practical hatchback.
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The details of their practical use also leave me conflicted.
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How has the industry changed specifically for practical effects creators?
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The reason behind the change is a very practical one.
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It's an achievement of little practical use, but still important.
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At the moment, though, there is a more practical objection.
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The question is as much practical as it is moral.
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There are a few practical reasons for the subtle changes.
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Discussions of the crisis of liberalism usually emphasise practical things.
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Making your own chip is ideal, but not always practical.
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Yet practical measures to address these issues stall in Congress.
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This Mercury retrograde is in Virgo, a logical, practical sign.
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They did not, however, choose the most practical beach attire.
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But at the end of the day, let's be practical.
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He said he saw a "scary erosion" of practical policy.
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So what practical uses are there for these blue whirls?
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The focus on practical skills goes beyond the anatomy room.
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But aside from looking cool, there's a practical use here.
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They may not be personal, but they sure are practical.
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And that knowledge could have a lot of practical implications.
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I mean, it looks ridiculous, but it's also so practical!
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Whatever the intent, that appears to be the practical effect.
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But the firm is practical about how they use it.
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From a practical point of view, it's not been surprising.
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Now UBI is moving from the theoretical to the practical.
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Allowing people some discretion in death would have practical implications.
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A lot of practical, a lot of little CG assists.
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It doesn't highlight it in any way — it's entirely practical.
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Cordoning off more such places may have little practical effect.
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The camera's most practical improvements are on the hardware side.
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PLANES are practical, buses are cheap and cars grant freedom.
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Part of that could simply be due to practical considerations.
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SCIENCE is a mixture of the intellectual and the practical.
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So, back to the practical applications of all of this.
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The screen tech looks impressive, but I'm skeptical it's practical.
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Yet what is the real, practical difference between the two?
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Lady Gaga isn't exactly the biggest fan of practical dressing.
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But what does it mean in terms of practical action?
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The biggest problem for centrism is not practical but intellectual.
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That's very practicalI'm a practical person in an impractical world.
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Here are 30 boring, practical gifts that everybody could use.
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It isn't always practical to try to grow your income.
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The currency will need to scale up to be practical.
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The practical effect: Sessions is restarting the war on drugs.
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Cancer and Capricorn compatibility Practical Capricorn is another good match.
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Abraham Lincoln, despite the policies themselves being practical failures. Rarely
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Practical Magic is at least four different movies in one.
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Be the most responsible, practical person you can be, Leo.
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I've also got a background in practical prosthetics and makeup.
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Fox then, has opted to make a practical business decision.
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Not practical if you have pets or a sleep partner.
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Like most of his recipes, it's thrifty, practical and delicious.
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Negotiating your salary isn't about greed; it's about being practical.
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That's why, this year, we're trying to get practical too.
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And from a practical standpoint, her argument makes more sense.
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I think Sandra Day O'Connor made a very practical point.
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It keeps your mind focused on practical ways to progress.
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We are still figuring out the practical aspects behind it.
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Best of all, they're practical, as children's shoes must be.
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It's not so easy, or practical, to detach these days.
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Do you think there's a practical chance that will happen?
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Hair is an afterthought that should be easy and practical.
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Here are some practical examples of how this can happen.
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It could have been a practical joke, but it wasn't.
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Obviously, that's not practical, but that's how they're playing it.
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Advocates hope that the reclassification will have practical benefits, too.
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A practical crossbody to carry your phone, charger, and cards
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Getting teachers to create lesson after lesson just isn't practical.
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It is also, at a practical level, impossible to implement.
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But there's also practical purpose to the secrecy, Williams says.
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Her advice is practical, measured, and delivered with a grin.
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This way of dealing with the afterlife is more practical.
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For me, cake is both a fun and practical medium.
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Earmarks play a practical role in facilitating cooperation among members.
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Matt Sorgenfrei, meanwhile, has more practical matters on his mind.
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Beyond the innovation of the approach, it's also supremely practical.
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I think it's a neat concept, but it's not practical.
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Read on for a practical guide to selling your startup.
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The practical justifications for keeping these documents secret are unconvincing.
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It's unclear what practical effect California's travel ban will have.
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But I'm a practical dresser when it comes to dates.
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In the world of practical politics this is perfectly understandable.
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"The problem has moved from practical to existential," he said.
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"It's a practical, conservative solution for America's families," Wagner said.
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I'm a big proponent of a fan of practical magic.
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That on its own is practical, if not super exciting.
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SpaceX has made reusable rockets not just practical, but routine.
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The first question was a practical one: Where to watch?
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Even after they are sped up, practical questions will remain.
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But there is no practical way to police such depictions.
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The living arrangement is not so much cultlike as practical.
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"Think of it from a strictly practical standpoint," he said.
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The practical effect of the injunction is not yet clear.
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Interestingly, the most innovative tools are also the most practical.
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"Climate action is feasible, practical, it's financially smart," said Sen.
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"You've really got to be a practical psychologist," says Robbins.
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Electric vehicles both conceptual and practical populated the show floor.
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So the practical attitude of today's college students makes sense.
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Versatile, practical, and portable, they're more economical than permanent versions.
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It's a very simple looking case that's minimalistic and practical.
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Chiras has always been rooted in the practical and tangible.
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Eventually, it located a practical device, called the Zebra Zero.
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SOS made sure she had practical items to get started.
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The Airbus 43neos are for all practical purposes for sale.
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Some said they saw practical goals behind his bellicose words.
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But it's the practical impact that demands action from Congress.
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The practical question is whether there is the political will.
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But financial stocks have a more practical purpose for Berkshire.
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"It provides some practical guidance about portion sizes," Benelam said.
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But the bill's proponents defend its practical and symbolic value.
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Cloud solutions make that visibility practical and easy to manage.
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Of course, you could always take the practical route, too.
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In practical terms, though, puberty shook her foundations a bit.
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In practical terms such an approach projects a dystopian future.
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Imperfect, perhaps, but, as sommeliers and wine merchants know, practical.
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This mildly metaphysical distinction ends up having huge practical consequences.
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Cramer found sports, particularly baseball, to be a practical comparison.
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Such practical considerations, however, do not make for powerful myth.
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There needs to be practical measures to make peace sustainable.
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There is your practical guide to sleep hacking your room.
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She'd spoken in a soft, practical tone, not sounding afraid.
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While your top half is goat: practical, dry, and driven.
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She says we love to cook, but we are practical.
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Phages have just rarely been practical or reliable in medicine.
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The practical magic of these moonbeams will be a blessing.
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Platform sandals might not be practical, but they are popular.
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There is a devastating practical impact to this knowledge gap.
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"She's pie in the sky and I'm practical," he said.
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Instead, be respectful but firm in seeking a practical compromise.
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Versatile and practical, it's the ideal foundation for a wardrobe.
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And yet there's also a very practical way through this.
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"I hope you kept the liver," he said, ever practical.
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Not only modern but also practical and with simple materials.
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That's a moral position, but it's also a practical one.
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"First of all there are our practical needs," she said.
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The deeper anxieties about Brexit are more cultural than practical.
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Love your column for such practical, money- and timesaving ideas!
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We often overlook how practical constraints can shape artistic movements.
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But practical people making these decisions are facing difficult questions.
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"I'm a practical person," said Henny Mimitz, the former housewife.
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And it's not just philosophical; there's plenty of practical advice.
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Other than looking nice, this is a very practical piece.
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But the project had other, more practical functions as well.
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Cora is covering for Ernt for emotional, not practical, reasons.
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Europe needs to stand against practical measures (taken) by America.
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The immediate practical effect of the ruling was not clear.
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I have always loved Rudolph's works, despite their practical problems.
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For him, it was a practical response to a problem.
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Is this an expression of practical concerns or inborn wiring?
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She explains the added muscle with a pretty practical answer.
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The handshake serves no practical purpose in the modern age!
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The problem with going commercial is both political and practical.
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May's deal and offer no practical suggestions for anything else.
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But altruism aside, investing in newcomer education makes practical sense.
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But he stressed he wants practical solutions to combat it.
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There's no practical reason to buy a $270 ebook reader.
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But he stressed he wants practical solutions to combat it.
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Anything less simply doesn't make any moral or practical sense.
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Watson acknowledges it's not always practical to keep toddlers away.
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This time, Bryce Dallas Howard is outfitted with practical footwear.
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Advice must be practical and feasible to actually be useful.
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Practical and polished The mirrored chests are great for storage.
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While the tiny accessory is cute, it's just not practical.
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He seemed practical and solid, the salt of the earth.
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First, the advantages of size are subject to practical limitations.
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The value of the humanities are both intangible and practical.
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I've focused on the practical problems with legislative term limits.
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Thus, as a practical matter, the mandate is now repealed.
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There were several practical alternatives to violating the state constitution.
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She wears practical layers — leggings, turtlenecks, patterned fleeces, fun scarves.
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The main focus is clearly on fun and practical making.
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Their failure could have practical implications for the White House.
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Some of it was strategic; some of it was practical.
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The kitchen is a practical place to get work done.
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Pritam Sunger, the high tea hostess, offered a practical view.
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As a practical matter, in a bureaucracy staff is power.
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This isn't just about what makes economic and practical sense.
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Porsche proves practical transportation can be a thrill to drive.
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"There are real practical costs to this," Mr. Anderson said.
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But in every practical way, my family is mostly white.
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This is a practical decision involving numbers, to be sure.
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Samsung's new Galaxy S20 line presents some more practical options.
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The department said maintaining a centralized inventory was not practical.
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Apart from the political concerns, there are also practical ones.
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And there could be some practical reasons for the design.
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It is not otherwise a problem of much practical interest.
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A National Commission on Consumer Privacy is a practical measure.
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Representatives should remember this practical reality: these deals create jobs.
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Clinton's message of the practical progressive is flat and uninspiring.
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There are also practical reasons to lower the voting age.
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The logic for two tracks is both political and practical.
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Here are a few practical proposals to make that happen.
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But it should, for both symbolic and purely practical reasons.
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But at its core it was also a practical judgment.
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All three of these poets were practical mystics of language.
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Administrators surveyed by ASIFMA reported practical difficulties with all three.
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"We need practical solutions to save lives here in India."
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But it still could have important practical and theoretical ramifications.
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At the same time, tattoos could have purely practical uses.
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We can only implement what is practical and politically doable.
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Her version of the story, like Alcott's, is brutally practical.
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For the candidates, the push is both practical and political.
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And our president is quite pragmatic, quite consistent, quite practical.
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Administrators surveyed by ASIFMA reported practical difficulties with all three.
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" Her mom was more practical and "would immediately return it.
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This practical, methodical strategy may ultimately help the Clinton campaign.
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Inside, shoppers mingled amid memorabilia by turns eclectic and practical.
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But that's not practical when you're trying to deliver packages.
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There are practical considerations for keeping the old elevators, too.
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The atmosphere is practical, down to earth, unfussy, and loyal.
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It has been deemed outside the universe of practical solutions.
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"It wasn't practical but it had incredible charm," he recalled.
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As things stand, she thinks the practical option is McSally.
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What it means for policy Now for the practical part.
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It's a practical question, but it's also a philosophical one.
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And yet, her reaction to his murder is so practical!
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Likewise, environmentally hazardous materials are resurrected in more practical ways.
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This, presumably, is the practical meaning of advice and consent.
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" Glenn Fleshler added, "He says now that he's becoming a dad, that he's putting the practical jokes behind him, and I was relieved, because I don't want to really be practical joked while I'm working.
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The practice may sound deceitful, but the reasons were strictly practical.
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Practical treatments developed from this knowledge would not necessarily require Crispr.
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Finally, the news simply presents practical problems for the Clinton campaign.
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Bugatti did not design the Veyron to serve any practical purpose.
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This is the practical promise of modern applications of regenerative medicine.
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Addressing these risks requires broad-based, practical solutions around the world.
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Here are 9 practical tips for cutting costs, without sacrificing quality.
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And that&aposs before they can take the final practical exam.
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But for experts like Clayton, there's also a more practical one.
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These are theoretical considerations, but Mondimore suggests even more practical roadblocks.
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Witchcraft is an assortment of practical tools with spiritual aims, right?
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That's a balance between what's financially practical and what's emotionally realistic.
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Kissner will chair one of the conference tracks, Practical Privacy Protection.
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But now he sees the real practical effects of the court.
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It has no practical application or pragmatic purpose of any kind.
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For that part of the journey, too, Wenzke has practical tips.
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They have practical tips about planning and helpful thoughts on perspective.
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Waymo's tiny Firefly prototype from 2015 wasn't very practical or impressive.
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Lazar then offers 10 practical ideas to start flattening the duck.
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This vulnerability could amount to much more than a practical joke.
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Don't get hung up on what other people say is practical.
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PEOPLE: The sprays from Hawk + Sloane are both funny and practical.
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The items requested are practical — winter clothing, toys, blankets and footwear.
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This is a practical concern as well as a philosophical one.
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But it's just not practical to have it in the house.
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So, therefore, we should replace it with something sensible, something practical.
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It's very practical, very easy to not communicate with the audience.
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Unfortunately, there are simply too many practical obstacles to successful implementation.
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"I realized this looks like a practical, actionable thing," he said.
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There's a lot of really practical ways that comes into play.
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Dr Oudeyer has tried out his curiosity algorithms in practical pursuits.
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Even fans of the idea accept that there are practical problems.
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Some of the wounds are practical effects, and some are CGI.
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Practical effects might result in actors becoming sick or getting injured.
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More than anything else, it's not a practical solution for everyone.
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In terms of practical decorating tips, these velcro strips are genius.
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And for us, this is a practical way to help people.
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"Baldwin says the collection is like her is "simple and practical.
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But it's mostly useful for research purposes, not for practical diagnostics.
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The new mayor seems to be taking a more practical approach.
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It's a very practical issue about how do you do it?
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In practical terms, this is an oblique form of jury tampering.
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First, as a practical matter, planting 20 million trees is doable.
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There's a practical explanation for the persistence of this narrative trope.
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It also indicates a person who is both practical and imaginative.
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Today's announcement is meant to fit into that practical innovation concept.
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It's now practical for both families to have their own staff.
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But the benefits for Blue Origin are both practical and political.
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That means short paragraphs and sentences, no fluff, and practical insights.
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It also provides practical tips about how to have difficult conversations.
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They were practical politicians trying to work out an acceptable compromise.
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It also seems there will be a clear, practical business focus.
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But for smaller companies like Northcoast Waterworks, ESOPs aren't always practical.
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It is progressive in its goals and practical in its means.
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Second, even if we get there, when will it be practical?
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We're not women, so it's not so practical in a way.
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Mr Kello lambasts such sceptics on both practical and theoretical grounds.
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Outsiders have moulded Afghan culture in more ostensibly practical ways, too.
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Meanwhile, as a practical matter, investors can only look to ECB.
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It's just a prototype, but it's a practical and tangible one.
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Bones actress Tamara Taylor takes a simple, "practical" approach to eating.
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This is where politics will meet the practical demands of business.
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And there's still the practical matter of the slowness of email.
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So sometimes we need clothes that are practical, chic, and feminine.
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Not every product is or has to be practical for everyone.
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Bold, practical, long-term solutions are needed for Afghanistan -- and beyond.
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As a practical matter anyone can get started using Ticketmaster's API.
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Ripley, for all practical purposes, created the modern female action hero.
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Also, keep in mind that the LeviZen has no practical use.
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Toth's philosophical approach between recording sessions is more existential than practical.
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That, too, will ease the process of making the technique practical.
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But it covers both practical and academic aspects of the subject.
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It must pose questions explicitly and offer practical solutions and implementations.
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They're good for the club, but practical for the grocery store.
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And what's more practical than eliminating the need for a purse?
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That would limit the practical impact if the application were granted.
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I've written previously about Valve's unique yet eminently practical new controllers.
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"It accomplishes a greater good in helping give people practical advice."
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We're bringing you a range of practical timepieces for any style.
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Such practical concerns have long occupied Mr. Cuomo's career as governor.
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But for some of the sideliners, there are also practical concerns.
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From a practical parenting standpoint, the speeder does have some drawbacks.
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The Moto Z Play ditches that logic for something more practical.
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Several trends are at work that make hardware upgrades more practical.
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However, the company says its goals are more practical than this.
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The US phone market is, for all practical purposes, a duopoly.
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They hope residential versions will be practical once production volumes grow.
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The practical difficulties of creating such a thing are indeed formidable.
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And there are very practical challenges, like packaging connectors in implants.
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Was the movie's reliance on practical effects solely for budgetary reasons?
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It just wasn't practical to get the cameras in those positions.
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Mariano now thinks it's not practical in a polarized political world.
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But my mom is a nurse and is very practical minded.
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But much of it also has to do with what's practical.
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There's nothing practical there — this concept is all about being dreamy.
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It is a practical solution to the plight of modern life.
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Unfortunately, that's not really practical for a lot of obvious reasons.
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I ask them, what do you think constitutes a practical application?
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On a practical level, it was a cavalier thing to do.
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That's pretty cool, but thankfully there are also practical medical uses.
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There are practical concerns as well as philosophical ones for advocates.
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Reid offers a ton of practical advice and a fantastic network.
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Many turn to social media for practical advice, connection, and inspiration.
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His differences with T'Challa are as philosophical as they are practical.
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I think the key point is firms are being immensely practical.
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Practical completion of the project is anticipated this summer, Galliford said.
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Dominick Sherry, an artist at Practical Magic in Sun Valley, California.
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Obama on Thursday already began offering the Canadian leader practical advice.
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It isn't always practical, but more often than not, it's stunning.
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There's no practical way to establish trust with a software company.
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But it is also in part a practical constraint as well.
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Enter the "Sexual Assault Survivor Utility Belt," Linda's very practical solution.
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Practical question: How are you going to eat four Thanksgiving dinners?
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It won't be the first "practical" affordable EV on the market.
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There are other practical issues with using Apple Pay for everything.
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Here are two practical steps to harness creativity as an entrepreneur.
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That budget the Republicans pushed through was like a practical joke.
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Virgos are hardworking, loyal, and the most practical of the zodiac.
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And there's two things I point to that are practical examples.
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From a practical standpoint, naming the operation helps define the purpose.
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There are practical reason why Palestinians might consider a digital currency.
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"They approached him as soon as was safely practical," Obayashi said.
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If you're gonna do a big chin, it better be practical.
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Scout speak is practical and descriptive, yet colorful and sometimes lurid.
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They promised to make practical electric cars accessible to the masses.
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In practical terms, this isn't really anything we don't already know.
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There is simply no practical motivation here —"" just flashy, surprising murder.
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As the saying goes, meetings are the practical alternative to work.
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Sure, the games were fun but isn't Candy Crush more practical?
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"For all practical purposes, some people can be cured," he says.
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Mazda showed a new version of the practical CX-5 crossover.
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Today, the Moon enters practical Virgo, shifting your focus to finances.
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What does the practical plan for the next year look like?
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It's practical and cheap and our customers like it that way.
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Which is, it's a skill, it's a learnable, practical, teachable skill.
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Will Shu: A listing is a practical outcome at some point.
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It's a practical yet stylish bag option for virtually any situation.
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Did this translate into some practical facility with dollars and cents?
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She comes with a breadth of practical experience in Russia operations.
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But as a practical consequence, the Russia talk obscures their challenges.
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Students will work on tough practical problems in huge open spaces.
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For me it's all about communicating practical information to my viewers.
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Putting aside the thorny constitutional question, there are also practical problems.
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If I reduce my carbon footprint, there is zero practical effect.
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On the list are new shoes (practical!), a Hydro Flask (trendy
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"Europe must stand against practical measures (taken) by America," he said.
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"The demand is high for this practical and dependable family vehicle."
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These factors give gold many practical and superficial uses on Earth.
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Practical intelligence, nimble strength, and deep animal will were her traits.
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Once upon a time, "national conversation" was practical and borderline academic.
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If they're a multitasker, they'll love these funky, but practical slippers.
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The company's reasoning for this was both aesthetic and, apparently, practical.
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"I don't see any practical value in pulling out," Kimball said.
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That means next month's change will have a small practical effect.
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Practical tea towels that look like classic oil painting still lifes
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It looked like a fairy's portion, or a chef's practical joke.
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The curtain, for all practical purposes, is down on this show.
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There are political reasons for that, and there are practical reasons.
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De-elevating VA from its current Cabinet status is not practical.
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I decided to go with the one that seemed most practical.
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I always thought it was practical enough, albeit kind of funny.
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Practical Joke (6-1) caught Snydergaard with a game late run.
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The bathroom had a bunch of practical hooks for wet swimsuits.
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Tossware's cups look just as good, but are much more practical.
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Sanitary belts were not only more practical, they were more liberating.
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Both sides feel Shulkin's flexible and practical approach is a threat.
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He represents companies concerned about hiring foreign graduates for practical training.
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Remember that being practical doesn't need to mean abandoning your dreams.
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The results of this practical, hands-on approach have been remarkable.
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Her parents, who lived through the Depression, were encouraging but practical.
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In practical terms, this won't affect most people's lives very much.
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Since the bombings in Brussels, Europeans are demanding more practical measures.
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But my mind has begun to wander onto more practical issues.
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Rose has a few more practical weaknesses that can't be ignored.
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One other practical difference is there's a ten-day rollout period.
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So really, ice cream in winter is just the practical choice.
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Just make sure you're working from a prudent and practical plan!
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Say what you will about fanny packs, but they are practical.
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But what do they amount to when translated into practical politics?
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That doesn't make me a bad person, just a practical one.
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So repurposing them in this way is both ingenious and practical.
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And so on a practical level, fundraising through mining makes sense.
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The EU is making our lives easier in very practical ways.
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Faury also has practical and financial reasons to play it safe.
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Being Bob's friend meant being the victim of endless practical jokes.
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While it's a no-frills gift, it's undoubtedly practical and useful.
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And if there are no practical steps, then adjust the goals.
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It's having a renaissance in the West (for less practical reasons).
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You can introduce your ideas, but they need to be practical.
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It wasn't the letter I'd imagined; this note was more practical.
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And, unlike the S20 Ultra, it's practical and a worthy investment.
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It is the iron undergirding of morality, aesthetics and practical philosophy.
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But just to be practical, that's what the rule has become.
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But it's unclear what practical, immediate effect the order will have.
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But he also had practical tips that other people could use.
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For other cities, demolition still remained a political and practical impossibility.
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"I think the shoulder-mounted approach is more practical," he says.
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Maybe — but there are some practical complications worth sorting out first.
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A few practical steps to get there: Leverage third-party data.
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The existential questions interested him far less than the practical ones.
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Besides, much more pressing is the more practical side of it.
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I don't support going to Mars for practical reasons at all.
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In the room next to Ms. Omari, children learn practical skills.
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For her, the combination was as practical as it was inspired.
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These bedazzled bobby pins are as practical as they are dazzling.
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Here is some practical advice for a household working from home.
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Like those formidable competitors, it's comfortable and practical, fast and fluid.
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This one says you appreciate practical sun protection—and French fries.
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We both tend to be creative thinkers, but have practical aspects.
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Nowadays that is less practical because many tariffs are already low.
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Isn't that a far preferable practical solution than abortion on demand?
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We'll have to wait on the practical applications of this technique.
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One factor in the rise of an American Judaism was practical.
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How Democrats will make practical use of their win remains unclear.
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Mr. Edgley said that his plans involved something much more practical.
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When Pillai suggested a nifty practical effect, Aguirre-Sacasa vetoed it.
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These reforms raise some practical and constitutional questions, to be sure.
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Hanoi's quest for the Paracels may be more quixotic than practical.
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Or practical, based on what your fingers grabbed for the most?
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Marriage can provide a bounty of emotional, practical and financial support.
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"Ultimately, we'll have to figure out what's actually practical," Coopersmith says.
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It doesn't have to be jazzercise or anything practical like that.
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J. Kenji López-Alt has tested them and offers practical advice.
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There are also valid practical reasons to stay in a marriage.
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From a practical perspective, José's choice isn't much of a choice.
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But the Aadhar system has also raised practical and legal issues.
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Is the "practical soul" actually a reporter at the next desk?
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As a practical matter, planes in the air at 5 p.m.
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After that, he would turn to something a bit more practical.
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This is both chic and practical for days filled with movement.
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Practical Gifts The couple registered at Food52, Schoolhouse Electric and Blueprint.
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That said, not every high-flying suit is practical and stylish.
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Practical footwear is an absolute must come winter's slush and sleet.
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Like many such direct actions, it was both practical and improbable.
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The counselor, incredulous, suggested that he seek a more practical vocation.
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McConnell also presents a practical political problem to Republican Senate candidates.
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It's likely not a workable solution; it's not a practical solution.
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Peep-toe booties aren't exactly practical for all of the seasons.
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Everyone needs underwear Sure, flowers are pretty, but they aren't practical.
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In this context, Verzemnieks's intimate and poetic book assumes practical value.
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PV is expensive and simply not practical in some situations. Thanks!
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"I choose pleasure over what is practical," she wrote in 2013.
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Aside from its aesthetic qualities, the skyscraper also had practical problems.
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I've had enough experience, I'm practical and I don't mind that.
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Although second impeachment is legally possible, practical obstacles certainly would arise.
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"It's a practical way for a group gathering," Dr. Wu said.
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The implications transcend the practical and reach deeply into American culture.
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But other museum leaders here call adaptive reuse inspiring and practical.
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Carson has absolutely no practical experience in the field of housing.
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He liked to play practical jokes on those close to him.
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It&aposs all very minimalist and cool, but not very practical.
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Woodley&aposs outfit choice was as practical as it was fashionable.
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For all practical purposes, there is no Democratic Party in Alabama.
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McCain was so passionate and determined, but he was also practical.
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Plan Ahead... And Be Practical You can never be too prepared.
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Make sure you're décor is as practical as it is beautiful!
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Buyers wanting the more practical Corolla iM hatchback get T.S.S.-C.
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Several practical initiatives by the Trump administration have bolstered Europe's defenses.
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These experts abhor the empirical debate, just like the practical one.
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Depending on the emergency, this may not be practical, experts concede.
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"There's no secret rocket science; it's just practical decisions," said Patterson.
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It had to be practical but also needed to look great.
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The language suddenly seems mine for the taking, a practical skill.
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Evocative of midcentury modernist homeware, Kalon's versions are elegant but practical.
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Jorjadze's book was a trove of prelapsarian flavors and practical knowledge.
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There were practical reasons for this kind of display, of course.
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There are a lot of practical business people in the room.
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Bloomberg, reflecting his life in business, is practical and data-driven.
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Services business tends to be more practical in some sense right.
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That's the practical use, but let's talk about the fun stuff!
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It's just more practical to close it with your other hand.
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Next came something more practical, modern and representative of Cadillac's future.
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It's just sometimes it's the only practical way to do it.
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From there, the first practical step is to track your spending.
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But the practical effect on their businesses will typically be minimal.
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I am always looking to offer practical, dependable strategies and insights.
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However, agreement on a practical solution has remained elusive so far.
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For both countries, "No First Use" is neither practical nor credible.
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"Wonder Park" thrives when it emphasizes the practical pleasures of creativity.
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You can find more practical and honest advice on that here.
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It's not only a practical problem, it's also a legal problem.
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More practical than Pharrell's hat and smarter than the baseball cap.
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What is the practical upshot of that debate for today's decisions?
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The practical consequence of this is a politics marred by tribalism.
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There are practical disadvantages that create real barriers to academic success.
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But in terms of practical economics, these sectors are very different.
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She must know something about accounting and have some practical smarts.
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She is a very practical, precise, detail-oriented thinker and speaker.
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There is much less symbolic value, or money, in practical things.
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"The issue of an implementation period is about practical arrangements to reach the future partnership, and you do not know what those practical arrangements are until you know what that future partnership is," May told lawmakers.
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" The likely answers to these "practical" questions, Pappin contends, require conservatives to make practical "use of the administrative state" for right-wing ends, rather than constantly returning to "plaintive, nostalgic and counterproductive calls for its abolition.
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And, as Mr Jacobs points out, organs have a practical purpose: "it's fine for some organs to be placed in museums, but most were built for the practical purpose of leading the faithful in worship," he says.
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In Nepal, the Tribeni community library in Bhimdhunga is one of 2288 that are part of a "Practical Answers" program jointly run by READ Nepal, a literacy and anti-poverty organization, and Practical Action, a British charity.
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And not to sound like your mom, but it's also ridiculously practical.
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A: I couldn't believe that practical info hadn't been imparted to me.
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There are other, more practical, reasons to choose Paris as a base.
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Practical matters aside, I wouldn't be here if it weren't for Macron.
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We got all the practical information about STDs and pregnancy and risks.
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We also want to offer practical solutions, and push the conversation forward.
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Each of her metamorphoses eschew sterile computer graphics for ramshackle practical effects.
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There's any number of practical reasons why this could be the case.
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The show explored construction in a theoretical sense, not a practical one.
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It will cause serious damage in exchange for absolutely no practical advantage.
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Of course, the practical challenges of designing a space are hard enough.
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That's both an existential question, and also a very practical administrative concern.
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The training to become a midwife takes two years, including practical experience.
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I have practical archives of books, VHS tapes, records, and other trinkets.
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That's important because many practical technologies started as recreational technologies, Bezos said.
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But these practical uses all seem banal next to AlphaGo's inhuman humanity.
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Your fantasy world is not the place for you to be practical!
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Against this, supporters of free university marshal a number of practical arguments.
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In the real world, there will be political, practical and intelligence implications.
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These are the practical results of conservative principles when put into action.
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What the prototypes didn't resemble, in any practical sense, was a wall.
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Jeb Bush said a wall wouldn't work and wasn't a "practical" solution.
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At the time, the book provided a practical, attractive solution to overspending.
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But it also prompts a more practical question: Who takes his spot?
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This fun Yoda mug is a practical gift with a fun twist.
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For her part, Nicole Brown opts for practical advice over pat answers.
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The packed agenda featured a mix of inspiration, aspiration, and practical advice.
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That's why consistency through a sustainable, practical program is key for me.
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But experiential philanthropy is different because students gain practical knowledge and skills.
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WILDES: It seems more of an intellectual pursuit than a practical pursuit.
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That's what can really take a project from theoretical to the practical.
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There are many theories about how this could work in practical terms.
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It has nuclear weapons, but ultimately these are of little practical value.
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Telcos need expertise from companies like Facebook to make these technologies practical.
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From a practical point of view, how close are we to this?
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I never told you the experiment would be easy, practical, or cheap.
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"You may want to consider practical rules and guidelines," Dr. O'Reilly says.
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In fact, it is the medicine's only practical purpose in the field.
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Luminoodles are best described with words like luminescent, noodles, engineered, and practical.
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Later, two moms from Utah show off their practical zip-up bedding.
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Beyond buggy fMRI, computational psychiatry faces ethical, spiritual, practical, and technological issues.
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It's a symbolic achievement, without much practical significance for the iPhone maker.
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Is "quantum supremacy," divorced from practical applications, an important milestone at all?
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"Normally, it's a subtle event that has no practical impact," Chulliat says.
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For workers like Jackie, that could have practical implications for her life.
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"This is not a Pollyanna view, it's a practical view," Leaf said.
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Mr Thompson's practical approach to prosecuting, too, has had a wide effect.
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"That's a practical case of when you have to make a decision."
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But in practical terms, it may as well be the same thing.
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Initially he made art to please himself, or to ornament practical objects.
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At the moment, there is no practical way to derail such attacks.
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The company's commitment to curved screens serves both aesthetic and practical purposes.
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Architecture straddles the line between art and the practical application of science.
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The fingerprint scanner was always the better and the more practical option.
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Face Drive is the most unique, if not at all practical, option.
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For practical purposes, let's remember this is a song about horny lions.
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Combs argued that his fun-mobile is also a very practical purchase.
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They're dressing in practical layers, piling everything on under all-purpose jackets.
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On a practical level, is having Alexa work with a microwave useful?
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The election campaign also underlined Mrs May's weaknesses as a practical politician.
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To be sure, these changes, some argue, are more philosophical than practical.
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I suppose that's more practical, but it's just not quite as cool.
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On a practical level, you will almost definitely learn from this documentary.
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The presence of these trained drivers can be both practical and psychological.
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Sales numbers may be scarce, but practical experience with curved TVs isn't.
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Our tests ranged from grueling power showdowns to practical everyday web browsing.
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"That's why consistency through a sustainable, practical program is key for me."
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Incremental work that solves practical problems is not to be sniffed at.
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An odd-tasting candy might be more practical and palatable, she suggests.
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Groups like the Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge contest this description.
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The Wall's modularity allows it to be customized to any practical size.
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Let Google throw around how useful and practical its Assistant is now.
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Some of them are wild, but many of them aren't very practical.
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AI is more affordable, more practical and more quickly evolving than ever.
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AI is more affordable, more practical and more quickly evolving than ever.
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And practical initiatives are easing trade, travel and transport between the two.
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It was a glorious technical achievement but wasn't aimed at being practical.
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It doesn't leave a good taste in my mouth, but I'm practical.
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But it's suuuuper practical, and they'll probably use it all the time.
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It is the most readable, practical and liberating wonder of the world.
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There are more practical and immediate hurdles it has to clear, too.
|
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Yet again, she disguised sustainability as practical and contemporary womens- and menswear.
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Whether such on-the-fly charging actually will be practical is moot.
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Michele Carlson was appointed executive director of Daily Serving and Art Practical.
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However, there are other use cases where this could be practical, too.
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That, though, is a job with far less practical and political significance.
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"These rankings show the value of practical skills-based curricula," said Ravisankar.
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Additive techniques are practical and accessible for much of the prototyping process.
|
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His solution deftly mixes humor with practical steps for overcoming that disconnect.
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But Aglietti hopes RemoveDEBRIS will inspire confidence that these methods are practical.
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Other work on the prize list has clearer potential for practical applications.
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Augmented reality is currently a jaw-dropping technology searching for practical applications.
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Yet if recognition makes little practical difference, why did Mr Trump bother?
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But, now, there are 2 females challenge this difficulty with practical action.
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Stuffing your bag full of fruit and veg is just not practical.
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But agreeing a practical solution post-Brexit has proved elusive so far.
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But from a practical standpoint, vinyl is a pain in the butt.
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Practical or not, nobody can accuse Oppo of not trying new things.
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AI is a practical tool for the first time and that's great.
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Practical and delicious — that'd be on the top of our lists, too.
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I really liked "Skinheads From Maine" and "Practical Jokers" with Steve Carell.
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The letters, and their answers, took a deeply Jewish, morally practical tone.
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There was actually quite a bit of practical, because of budgetary reasons.
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On the not-so-practical side, Gucci offered up crystallized jock straps.
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On a practical level, Shemetov said the key factor would be timing.
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First, they are often too vague to be of much practical use.
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There are other practical advantages to consolidating funds, including convenience and transparency.
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SUVs, while practical, tend to handle and perform worse than their sedans.
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As for how practical the feature really is, it's hard to say.
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It's one of those things that's technically possible, but a practical crapshoot.
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Democracy in Flint, for all practical purposes, had been suspended by the
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Then again, that's not really a comforting or very practical solution either.
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But his goal is more practical: competing in the private space business.
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For all practical purposes, Iraq is no longer a single, unified country.
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In the last few years, Microsoft has been painfully practical at Build.
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Therapy gives me relief, comfort, practical strategies, sound advice, encouragement and reassurance.
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Bosworth's relationship with the Gemini Link goes beyond its practical, intended use.
|
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Matt Lewis is the president of Practical Magic in Sun Valley, California.
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The bread from the movie wasn't CGI, it was a practical effect.
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"There's practical applications using 3D printers for low cost solutions" he added.
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But it's an essential part of creating a practical, realistic retirement budget.
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But for factory workers, the smart glasses are more practical than tablets.
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"It's actually an enormous help," she said of the practical marriage perks.
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We try to be practical, and none of this works without trust.
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First because it's practical, but also because I'm very tempted to escape.
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Virgo is everything you're not: grounded, practical, usually on time for stuff.
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There's really no practical way to implement the plan as it is.
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In a way, it's the most practical instant camera I've ever used.
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It was weird, yes; not conventional or, frankly, practical by any means.
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But as a practical matter, generals have rarely been punished after retirement.
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Tribes in the region say Oahe has both practical and religious purposes.
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That said, from a purely practical standpoint, you can definitely do better.
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Not only does this make travel easier, it also makes communication practical.
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Part of the idea of this is to make it more practical.
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Do you think there's any sort of practical element to these videos?
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So part of it was what was feasible and practical to shoot.
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But many of those methods aren't exactly practical for the average person.
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The purpose of the game is practical but also intellectual and spiritual.
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As a practical matter, a flight ban could be tough to enforce.
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It's both a moral and practical imperative that Congress approve additional visas.
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Could we ever harness gravitational waves for practical applications here on Earth?
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And in a practical sense, Jeffery is the most important player here.
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Pence has become known for being more ideological or philosophical than practical.
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What are the consequences of this simple and practical theory of government?
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But the big question about Ethereum is whether it has practical applications.
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But again, no one ever said love — especially with robots — is practical.
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Be gentle mid-month, Capricorn, and keep things mature, practical, and straightforward.
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Leaders of nations have practical responsibilities, but also perform a symbolic function.
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It may not be a political winner, but it makes practical sense.
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In addition to hats and gloves, scarves are extremely practical and stylish.
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But it isn't just practical problems that law enforcement has to face.
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Sarah: I think that people need to make realistic and practical choices.
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But the company is largely moving toward more immediately practical business applications.
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They're practical techniques, yes, but they're not a whole lot of fun.
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You're concerned about practical issues today, like your health or day job.
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But from where they're coming from, they don't have to be practical.
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But how in practical terms can you meet the challenge you describe?
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The study points to other practical applications, he said, including pharmaceutical research.
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"Merely identifying as transgender has no practical military consequence," an official said.
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The most practical response is to get over it and move on.
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The practical, map-toting women are left on less solid ground, with
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This is the most practical book I've read on decision making.222.
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Other practical purchases, like memory cards and lightbulbs, also topped the list.
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Practical purchases like detergent and a portable charger also topped the list.
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"What we have to try to do is be practical," said Rep.
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Because they're emotional purchases, not practical ones, consumers often tolerate spending more.
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Singlish is nimble, practical and dynamic — everyone who speaks it shapes it.
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When the care and money spent on beauty had no practical limits.
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I was assured by teachers and friends alike that this was practical.
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But what about all the practical solutions that are getting drowned out?
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But there is no other practical way to get to those destinations.
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Seehofer told journalists his focus as Heimat minister would be sharply practical.
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This might sound squishy, but it is actually tough and practical advice.
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Some readers were disappointed that this piece didn't offer any practical advice.
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Say recognised this as a theoretical danger, but not a practical one.
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Students do not connect theories they learn with practical experiences, he argued.
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All New Yorkers should support this practical and affordable alternative to Gov.
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The practical road in Syria is keeping the genie in the bottle.
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Hence now is the time to be innovative in providing practical solutions.
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But there's also a practical, if unlikely, scenario for a Sanders win.
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Collecting can, of course, be practical: Libraries and museums are valuable utilities.
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The line between scholarly and practical spheres of influence is becoming blurred.
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The executive also faces practical obstacles to getting a public message out.
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And the practical significance of that is they're easy to get around.
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But don't assume you need to major in a more "practical" field.
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In practical terms, upstream prevention can be broken into two stages. 1.
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"Acetate was more durable and practical than carrying glass around," Yee said.
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Insisting that fragrance-free products contain no masking fragrances isn't entirely practical.
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In truth, circuit sampling is a toy problem with little practical use.
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As a practical matter, everyone knows I look to [current Chairman] Gen.
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Some of the reasons were principled, some were practical, but he decided.
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William Holman and a practical step toward restoring fiscal sanity in Congress.
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As a practical matter, scientists note, checklists are mathematically certain to fail.
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Civilization enters a dark age in its practical understanding of our planet.
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When Mr. Pontallier was hired, his background was more academic than practical.
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There is no practical, much less economical, way to completely neutralize radiation.
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The practical problem: The technology has to work safely and consistently. 2.
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Strong emotions are in the air, but practical matters are discussed, too.
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The moon in Virgo asks that you be practical at this time.
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Most of what you see is practical or real in the movie.
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Virgo is a sign that's known for being practical, analytical... and grounded!
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And while this technology may seem crazy, the implications are very practical.
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But this kind of thinking misunderstands the practical operation of presidential politics.
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In practical terms, it's one of the easiest ways to launder money.
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Botox has many life-changing, practical applications beyond alteration of our facades.
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On a practical level, Shemetov said the key factor would be timing.
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For all practical purposes, information would be achieve something like the soul.
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This is why, in practical terms, striving for the Rawlsian ideal matters.
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Many of the employees surveyed took the practical solution of using diapers.
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Whether they'll have any actual practical impact, though, is far from clear.
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CVS is a reliable hub for affordable, practical, and cutting-edge products.
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Other practical tips are to make sure he's hydrated with drinking water.
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Still think it's more a political issue, rather than a practical one.
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Unlike the other gadgets at CES, Lovot doesn't have any practical purpose.
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It's time that we institute this simple, practical reform in other elections.
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Its construction was overseen by Practical Action Southern Africa, a development charity.
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So we're down to doing it ourselves as our only practical choice!
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Millennial millionaires are practical and reliable when it comes to car ownership.
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Travis Clark: How much of the series was practical versus CGI effects?
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First, a treaty-based prohibition against nuclear weapons is a practical impossibility.
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Her mind naturally goes to practical details rather than to big concepts.
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There may be a practical reason the new president would pull back.
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Tehran's mendacity harbors practical implications for enforcement of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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B: What practical things can citizens do to relate better with others?
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That's less practical for email, which by its very nature is decentralized.
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"The practical effect of that is nobody calls them that," he said.
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Leftist scholars, bloggers and government officials are providing theoretical and practical support.
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He's a practical help too, helping to set prices and shoot content.
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Still, I can't help feeling that this is a big practical joke.
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But Ms. Kohn said Ms. Taylor was actually an immensely practical person.
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It's about being practical as much as it is about being stylish.
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It's an effort that is practical, concrete and positive in that sense.
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For another, defendants are worried about the practical obstacles to global peace.
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Consequently, McCain's dalliance with political reform ended up having little practical impact.
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Dr. White's other scholarly works included, most recently, "The Practical Past" (2014).
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"Some work is so tedious that it is not practical," he said.
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"For us it's a practical matter," Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told reporters.
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There are cultural and practical considerations: financial dependence, housing and immigration concerns.
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As a practical legislative matter, it's a bit of a hollow victory.
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Line's most practical service for travelers, Line Man, is available in Thailand.
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At the university, Warren decided to teach practical classes, finance and business.
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A more practical path begins July 17 with testimony from Mr. Mueller.
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Her insights into how the brain interprets have also had practical implications.
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It's also entirely possible that it is not practical, safe, or functional.
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"Sometimes men are dreamers and we women are more practical," she said.
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That self-understanding is implicit in all our practical commitments and priorities.
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"We cannot blame them, but practical experience is very important," he added.
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In return, they get practical responses from outside experts and our journalists.
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That decision was practical, and it too has echoes for our time.
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It offered a much more practical and easier way of making lasers.
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"Feast by Firelight" offers practical advice and flavorful inspiration for outdoor adventure.
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However high-minded the contents, the genesis of the collection was practical.
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And practical realities make experts' guidance difficult to follow in certain workplaces.
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The impediments to effective investigations are not legal, but practical and political.
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The series titles suggest that the veil might serve a practical purpose.
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Novel concept, practical, great commercialisation potential, I'm amazed nobody did it before.
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In practical terms, it ends the journeys north of most migrants there.
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The way Ms. Kassis pursued her scary thing is practical and repeatable.
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I've definitely found out he's very practical in ways that I'm not.
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This book has outlived its function as a practical how-to guide.
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Mr. Donleavy sometimes expressed a decidedly practical opinion about his chosen career.
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DON'T PANIC The mood among financial firms was more practical than panicked.
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Fashion tends to suffer by comparison, because its purpose is ultimately practical.
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But there are also practical reasons for Otte to take that approach.
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But as a practical matter, such complete data will not be available.
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She's also practical about doing whatever works to make her mother happy.
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But there would be significant practical obstacles to bringing such a case.
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It's a practical question that can turn metaphorical in the rarefied air.
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Part of the reason is practical: Tokyo's streets and sidewalks are crowded.
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Now he is more restrained and practical in his movements, more confident.
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The practical effect of Baylor's acceptance of federal regulations, however, proved problematic.
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"These particular pieces are fully reversible," the practical-minded Ms. Fendi said.
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"I do think the driving skill is very practical," Bale, 45, admits.
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I'll keep playing for the practical benefits and the emotional ones, too.
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In practical terms, that means about $100,000 worth of stemware per night.
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But bar carts aren't merely about seasonal showmanship; they're practical year-round.
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Any creative person will benefit from this practical and joyful instruction manual.
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For Barbara Corcoran, bitcoin is interesting — but isn't likely to be practical.
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But Rhode also cites evidence of practical problems with formally legalizing polygamy.
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He is widely respected for his academic work and his practical experience.
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And it's telling that the only reasonable objections here are practical ones.
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Adorable name aside, this is a nice-looking and practical canvas tote.
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So you can get a gift that is both practical and beautiful.
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In Netflix's "Gentefied," this is both a practical and an existential question.
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Gamers are coming together for practical reasons as well as social ones.
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Experts offer practical tips on how to get ready for an outbreak.
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Critics said it was a sea change, not simply a practical measure.
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But either way, as a practical matter, it may make little difference.
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Ms. Warren has taken steps that reflect a traditional and practical course.
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"The philosophy is, nude when possible, clothed when practical," Ms. McMullen said.
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This is practical and well meaning but also sort of a shame.
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My next piece of advice is more practical than literary: Be prepared.
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" His models, Professor Schoar added, "were both extremely elegant and extremely practical.
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George Oppen, for something like a practical integrity, is an inspiration continually.
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During times of disaster, cash-only businesses are not practical for consumers.
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Kerry wanted everyone to apply their "practical common sense" to the situation.
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They generate close emotional and practical ties beyond the nuclear family unit.
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Please Democrats, give us a practical candidate for president who can win.
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It is for all practical purposes uncountable, a tease of the infinite.
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For all practical purposes, he and the camera shared the same brain.
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There are no practical reasons for the District to be denied statehood.
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He was also a storyteller and little bit of a practical joker.
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Judge 1: No—It does not seem to offer a practical solution.
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Dairy farmers, who require year-round labor, have no practical visa program.
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The biggest problem with the idea is a practical one, Hitter said.
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The champion trainer Chad C. Brown trains a long shot, Practical Joke.
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