Royalty competitions work like pageants with the winners earning sashes in one of four categories: Mr. (male that presents as male), Ms. (female that presents as female), Miss (male that presents as female), and MsTer (female that presents as male).
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However, people preferred neatly wrapped presents from acquaintances and sloppily wrapped presents from close friends.
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Fans of American Pie better buckle up, because the franchise is losing three different titles: American Pie Presents: Band Camp, American Pie Presents: Beta House and American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile.
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"They get celebrated because I don't need presents, so all the presents and glory go to them," Smartelli said.
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While this presents an opportunity for them to start new lives, it presents an opportunity for the parents, as well.
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Recordati meets analysts (193 GMT) in London; CFO Fritz Squindo presents Q183 results; CEO Andrea Recordati presents 173-163 business plan.
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Recalling a person's driving history presents privacy and security issues Recalling a person's driving history presents privacy and security issues, too.
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Toddlers have strong opinions, so finding Christmas presents they'll love more than the boxes said presents come in can be a challenge.
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Rosenthal gets requests to be Santa during the calmer off season, too: For example, he's hired to deliver birthday presents and anniversary presents.
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The Amazon "End of Summer Sale" presents a wonderful opportunity to make big savings, but you know what presents an even bigger opportunity?
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The company's artistic director, Eduardo Vilaro, presents "Danzón," a take on Cuban national dance, and Gustavo Ramírez Sansano presents the playful "Flabbergast" (1:693).
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But while the Merkel-Macron strategy presents a challenge to Central Europe's economy, the reality of a two-class Europe presents a strategic risk.
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She covers her presents with book jackets, tea towels, upcycled and resewn old garments, and cotton muslin cloth bags to wrap up her presents.
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"This is where we're going to be opening our presents, or at least my kids will be opening their presents," she says with a laugh.
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Luna "presents as a boy with me and [she] presents as a girl with his mom," Younger told LifeSiteNews, a conservative Christian website, in September.
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Disney on Ice Presents Dream Big, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Road Trip Adventures, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Celebrate Memories, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $15Disney on Ice Presents Mickey's Search Party, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $25Disney on Ice Presents Worlds of Enchantment, available at Ticketmaster, starting at $20The magic of Disney World might be out of reach as a Christmas present, but you can get the next best thing with Disney on Ice.
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If a few presents have vomit on them, hey, those presents are free, and you should consider yourself fortunate that Santa considers you worthy of receiving them.
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And, how cool is this -- Khloe told attendees no presents for True, but instead asked everyone to bring presents to be donated to Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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Ms. Gerring presents her group in rarely seen duets, while Ms. Gillen, the director of the troupe Vim Vigor Dance Company, presents a preview of a new work.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw opens Aug. 2.
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FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW (2019) 8 p.m.
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A confrontation in the prison shower turns into a blood-soaked sacrifice as one of Kai's disciples presents him with a curved, homemade blade, then presents his throat for slitting.
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The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences presents International Emmy Awards and it's a separate organization than the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which presents the Emmy awards every September.
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In fact, Snow himself has alluded to his Presents (1981) as being a test-run of *Corpus Callosum in terms of "stretchiness" (though Presents uses an analog effect from early television).
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Ms. Herrem presents as female but has her gender marked as male on her Canadian health care card, which has a five-year-old ID photo that also presents as male.
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There's a shopping spree vibe; gone are the people who have come to buy presents for someone else and here come the people who have come to buy presents for themselves.
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I'm sorry — who are you buying presents for exactly?
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The Y.P.G. presents itself as the antithesis of ISIS .
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Five came from my mom — all those Christmas presents.
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A Yeti Presents Film - In Partnership With VICE Sports
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The Wificoin team presents their project at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Hackathon The Wificoin team presents their project at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Hackathon The big problem here is security.
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Being a chef is no different than being a servant, and the difference between a good cook and a great cook is that the former presents problems, while the latter presents solutions.
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But where most of the writing in the Genji exhibition presents Mursaki's fictional narrative, Islamic sacred calligraphy presents the words of the Qur'an, as communicated by God to Mohammed, an acute difference.
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Both Trump and Kaine did a significant amount of interrupting — but the difference between the two, of course, is that Kaine presents himself (and his party presents itself) as the defender of women.
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Whereas a $4,500-a-week resort presents itself as an escape from work, a fantasy of purification, a $3-a-week app presents itself as something you should integrate into your daily life.
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Old Man Bayka just wants presents In Liberia, Old Man Bayka, or the county's "devil," wanders the streets begging for presents on Christmas Day, according to the ONE campaign, a world advocacy organization.
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Scru will host a recurring program called "Continuum presents" on Friday nights focusing on bass-centric dance styles, while "Scru presents" will take place on Saturday nights and focus on techno and house.
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It's Christmas and under the tree are dozens of presents.
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In our view, this presents a particularly attractive buying opportunity.
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In the morning, when you're opening presents, breakfast is cooking.
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"Evidence of Everything" presents 35 canvases made from1997 to 2015.
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That means they'll have more to spend on Christmas presents.
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The global nature of the pharmaceutical industry presents additional challenges.
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Rob and Chyna arrive at Kourtney's to open the presents.
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Age and motherhood doesn't always mean O presents as vulnerable.
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The only presents her husband bought her were cardboard boxes.
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You'll enjoy the movies that Netflix presents as you scroll.
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Each operation presents new challenges and every patient is different.
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This Via investment presents a number of opportunities to Daimler.
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Milan Stock Exchange presents companies admitted to 'Elite' (1200 GMT).
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This presents both opportunity and danger for these four candidates.
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The ministry presents white papers about the fund every year.
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Another presents tracheotomy tubes, foot pump pipes, and catheter tubes.
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Some people believe Google Duplex presents a deeper moral issue.
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It presents constant access to what people think about them.
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The ad presents porn as an antidote for holiday loneliness.
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He comes alone, delivers a killjoy message, presents boring numbers.
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Indianapolis, just three hours north, presents a more enticing option.
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Not all "evidence" is what is presents itself to be.
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Yet the brain presents an even greater challenge than cancer.
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But this strategy does make thinking up presents more fun.
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Typically, those involve things like snow, presents, and gingerbread houses.
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The other option — rerouting the pipeline — also presents substantial challenges.
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"The internet of things presents lots of vulnerabilities," Clapper said.
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I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw hits theaters on August 2.
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It presents allegations that known pedophiles were shifted between parishes.
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That presents a problem for companies when recruiting tech talent.
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Iraq presents a more complicated challenge for Iran. Maj. Gen.
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Each post presents Miguel with two separate but related tests.
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Star Trek presents a number of excellent examples as well.
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This presents a challenge to two traditional theories of electability.
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REEXAMINED" — Hengist Mountebank Presents (725,27 views) "Part III [Q]-H.
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This market theory presents a quandary for Republicans, he said.
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When scientific intrigue presents itself, you must heed its call.
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Sometimes she presents them to the viewer in her hands.
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Snoop Dogg & Various Artists, Snoop Dogg Presents Bible of Love
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This presents them with many problems, questions, and awkward situations.
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This presents a major marketing problem for many web enterprises.
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That presents an immediate and obvious challenge to the researchers.
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Every time he performs or presents, he shares his number.
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General assembly in a tent presents a number of challenges.
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In 2D Sonic games each zone presents a new mechanic.
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Sly & Robbie Presents… Reggae For Her – Devin Di Dakta & J.L
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We know the type of challenge that Seton Hall presents.
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That showed even in the presents he had brought her.
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However the opportunity also presents the party with a conundrum.
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This moment presents a portrait of new and improved Jaime.
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Each of their presents is labeled with a sweet tag.
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The last presents were wrapped and put under the tree.
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For the EU, Poland's growing illiberalism presents a grave dilemma.
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The healthcare industry, which is expanding, presents options for both.
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Greater connectivity still presents concerns about privacy, safety, and bullying.
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The past, or all those thwarted presents, isn't even past.
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Doing business in the Middle East often presents numerous minefields.
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US presents evidence Iran is arming Houthis with missiles Amb.
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Do the reindeer even get Christmas presents of their own?
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It's the economy's dollar shortage that presents a bigger problem.
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However, the regulation of new technologies presents a special problem.
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Santa Margherita Ligure, Mediaset presents new TV season programming schedule.
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Meanwhile, TikTok often presents an alternative version of online sharing.
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Sofia got some pretty awesome presents earlier in the day.
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This presents a picture of fairness to the American people.
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This presents several challenges from a safeguarding point of view.
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Turns out ... Sam DID get them presents -- they just sucked.
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Roux wants to help wrap presents and give nub hugs!
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Receiving presents every single month of the year, that's what!
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But this vision also presents a unique set of challenges.
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Delaying a hearing for so long presents several serious problems.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley next week presents his annual budget.
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I'm flying around the world giving people fucking presents, motherfucker!
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The shift presents a new, managed tone for the account.
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"Formation" presents a Bey unafraid to play with new looks.
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Bringing this program into the mainstream presents some challenges, however.
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In both cases, Donald Trump presents significant problems for her.
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Her husband, Clark Gayford, presents a television documentary on fishing.
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A Trump meeting with Kim presents both risks and opportunities.
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Pluto presents a bit of an age conundrum this way.
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THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY PRESENTS THE LITTLE MERMAID LIVE!
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This question, and the challenge it presents, is not new.
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The challenge decarbonization presents is both politically and technologically unprecedented.
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The TCJA presents a ripe opportunity for the American worker.
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The idea, which is not new, presents pros and cons.
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This "spread model" of payment presents all sorts of problems.
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What exposure do I have to the vulnerabilities this presents?
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The growth presents opportunities for trucking companies — but also challenges.
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Between presents, decorations and meals, the holidays can get expensive.
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Looking at longer term holding periods presents a different picture.
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PAM presents itself as a liberal alternative to the Islamists.
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Clinton, whose candidacy I am not supporting, presents different challenges.
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Yet it still presents a vexed area for FOIA requests.
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But the Assistant also presents Google with a delicious opportunity.
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He presents a combination of airy aestheticism and intellectual toughness.
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And that presents a much bigger problem than ISIS alone.
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Plants make for great presents, but they don't last forever.
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Today, Mr. Putin presents Russia's actions as responsive, not aggressive.
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The Wonderful World of Disney Presents The Little Mermaid Live!
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The Senate presents a much larger challenge for the party.
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In the long run, China presents an even greater threat.
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"This administration presents a constant 'What now?' problem," he said.
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Getting excited about birthday presents is not just for kids.
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Climate change presents a different sort of threat to millennials.
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Needless to say, Christmas is not simply about giving presents.
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Trump's stature and social media presence presents a distinctive challenge.
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They're always asking, 'Are we going to get more presents?!
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These days, breaches are inevitable, which presents an impossible dilemma.
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WFUV Presents: An Intimate solo acoustic performance by Citizen Cope.
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Instead, it presents a speculative and implausible 'parade of horribles.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presents his annual budget next week.
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The Busch Gardens employee presents her with a covered plate.
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Obscene presents all these various tidbits as badges of honor.
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You're not one for Christmas presents or Easter eggs, then?
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Reform of this inefficient process presents significant opportunities for savings.
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The documentary presents both sides of the argument in conversation.
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Silicon Valley's war on ISIS presents an interesting test case.
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For conservatives who abhor Trumpism this presents a hard dilemma.
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In the short term, though, it presents some real risks.
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Britain's planned exit from the European Union presents another threat.
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I think it relates to how Harold Bloom presents Falstaff.
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I'm like, I can't physically carry this many presents in.
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The previous scene presents model spacecraft landed on another planet.
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Margaret Mary Vojtko is the most famous case Kendzior presents.
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She gave her presents on her birthday and at Christmas.
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The YouTube case presents a unique locus for those frustrations.
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Dane Terry presents "Jupiter's Lifeless Moons," a surreal song cycle.
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When he visits now, a more palpable hazard presents itself.
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Playing the title character presents Brühl with a tougher task.
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This, obviously, presents a big hurdle to preventing hate crimes.
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OWN SPECIAL: OPRAH WINFREY PRESENTS: BECOMING MICHELLE OBAMA 8 p.m.
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A successful salary negotiation presents that evidence of good performance.
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But this recent plan presents a new and irrevocable threat.
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This presents a threat the deep ocean has never faced.
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This revered troupe presents three early dances by Ms. Brown.
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There are some pretty fine ideas for presents in there.
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The disappearance presents Turkish officials with a sharp diplomatic challenge.
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It presents a pretty unflattering perspective of America right now.
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It presents a remarkable diversity of subject matter and materials.
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The family in The Farewell presents a more vexed case.
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Sarah Jessica Parker's family couldn't afford electricity or birthday presents.
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Later, the president admires a shirt the chef presents him.
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The first was the Recording Academy, which presents the Grammys.
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Yellow Bird, as Murdoch presents her, is a vivid character.
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But you're drawing the line at a few token presents?
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Ultimately, this episode presents an unflattering picture of both families.
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On this question Hoock presents tantalizing evidence all too quickly.
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Morocco presents a model of how the alliance could function.
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NFL Films Presents A Football LifeJason Garrett: The Last Clappic.twitter.
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This episode presents Serena Joy as more victim than monster.
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You know how some people go nuts over Christmas presents?
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Prostate cancer presents physicians and their patients with a quandary.
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It presents evidence without context and jumps to unfounded conclusions.
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Potatoes are delicious, but they can also make funny presents.
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The idea of Jewishness as a nationality presents similar problems.
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It's a problem and presents a danger to our democracy.
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And "Chef's Table" presents a new season to drool over.
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BET PRESENTS THE AMERICAN BLACK FILM FESTIVAL HONORS 8 p.m.
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The presents: That's what we kids focused on for sure.
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The election presents considerable risks for the opposition Labour Party.
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An open hearing also presents considerable political peril for Republicans.
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But the United States presents no viable options, she says.
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Samsung's new Galaxy S20 line presents some more practical options.
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It presents a raw, chaotic, almost vulgar body of work.
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Climate change presents another risk for Chittenden and other farmers.
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But this episode in Highsmith's life presents some particular challenges.
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Each of those parts presents an opportunity for foreign interference.
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"The kids didn't care there were no presents," Bosse said.
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Presents get wrapped up as we prepare for the holidays.
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Arizona's open seat presents more of an opportunity for Democrats.
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It presents a challenge — or an opportunity — to the House.
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Today's puzzle, for instance, presents as a typical difficult Saturday.
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"Every one of those contacts presents another opportunity," he said.
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TECH FIX Gift cards and phone chargers make terrible presents.
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This hypocrisy presents the Supreme Court with a fundamental challenge.
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It's getting down to crunch time to order holiday presents.
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How to move forward presents a conundrum for the Pelicans.
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He announces that the attendees can steal each others' presents.
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"Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" hits theaters on Aug. 2.
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" Of Ms. Harris, he said, "She presents herself pretty well.
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Growing up, Jenny W.* knew not to expect birthday presents.
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North Korea presents a far more difficult case than Iran.
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The beloved unicorn presents a paradox in the new NBA.
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But the rescue in murky water presents an added challenge.
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Watergate presents a less easy comparison to our current moment.
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Philosophically, this presents us with no less of a conundrum.
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Change naturally rattles the mind but it also presents opportunity.
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SB Nation presents: Another workout that inspires fervent dedication- CrossFit
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Predator Free 2050 presents an immense challenge for New Zealand.
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How many girls have you got to buy presents for?
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Netanyahu's lawyers said the presents were simply tokens of friendship.
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So too with one of the workshop editions of "Ecce Homo": Bosch presents a Christ who is bowed and lacerated with whippings and dripping with blood, whereas his follower presents Christ standing upright, seemingly unhurt.
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Whereas Mundane Futures and Quotidian Pasts both utilized fiction and speculation, Banal Presents is firmly grounded in reality: With resounding denunciation, it presents the exploitation of Black-American bodies through both slavery and mass incarceration.
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They give each other presents, like this epic bouquet of flowers.
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In Comey's testimony, he presents himself as a detached, unemotional figure.
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That presents a problem: a lack of stars to build around.
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Finally, the news simply presents practical problems for the Clinton campaign.
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Also, understand that Android presents challenges inherent to its fragmented market.
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So I was really drawn to the complexity that this presents.
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Russia today, though, presents distinctly different challenges than China did then.
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Presents can help you, but they can also ruin your day.
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High water presents a hazard for boats, barges and lock equipment.
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That funding shift, however, presents a significant risk for LGBTQ youth.
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That presents a very serious threat to American norms against corruption.
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It also presents an interesting crossroads for the OS moving forward.
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This whole ordeal presents the rest of us with two gifts.
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Photo: RMIT UniversityThis discovery now presents a fascinating problem for neuroscientists.
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Supernatural star Jensen Ackles welcomed two early Christmas presents last month.
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Sex toys make the best presents for all kinds of people.
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The missile system presents a challenge to Israel's regional air superiority.
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They are analyzing the press and how the press presents this.
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As such, Roosh repeatedly presents feminism as a "war" against men.
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"a dog sitting on a sidewalk" presents another particularly telling image.
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But Nari presents everything family-style, taking cues from Thai dining.
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They're also targeting health insurance, which presents the best margin opportunity.
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But "[t]his case presents an exceptional circumstance", the judges wrote.
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At its core that presents a lot of the same risks.
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It presents public-health problems only when people eat too much.
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American Express: American Express presents quarter results before the market opens.
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Like any group of individuals, Bach Nation presents a united front.
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His CV presents a second potential difficulty, notes one CDU deputy.
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One of Abe Ringer's financial planning clients presents a common scenario.
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The pace of change in Vietnam presents a few historical ironies.
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American Vandal presents an unexpectedly realistic version of American high school.
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In many cases, a visitor presents a valid ID for verification.
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You should share the news like Christmas presents, not like cancer.
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To them, it's simply a tool that presents options and opportunities.
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Bad news: the friends you barely see still expect Christmas presents.
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The Ukraine crisis presents an important new test for President Trump.
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But Turkey still presents challenges to Trump's Iran and Gulf policies.
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It's the general election, Wasserman maintains, that presents more daunting problems.
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Mr Trump's dislike of global trade and immigration presents another danger.
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We asked them to share some of their more baffling presents.
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PLAINVIEW The North Shore Symphony Orchestra presents Borodin, Berlioz and Tchaikovsky.
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ET, Disney Parks Presents: A Descendants Magical Holiday Celebration airs Nov.
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In the U.S., childcare presents a nerve-wracking quagmire for parents.
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Julia presents a daily markets show, "First Move," at 9 a.m.
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He presents each a trophy and poses with them for photographs.
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And we have to mention the value that the Raptor presents.
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Certainly it presents one legitimate, if very specialized perspective on Catholicism.
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Blame the Audience presents cinematic works that resonate with Farber's teachings.
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Santa's sleigh brings presents for kids, and romantic miracles for adults.
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Quint Tatro, founder of Joule Financial, says this presents an opportunity.
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The series presents this encounter as the miracle that Patty needs.
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Michael Cohen 's colossally bad judgment presents major problems for Trump.
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You also don't have the moral or ethical issues Cas9 presents.
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From today Selfridges will begin selling presents, decorations and stocking fillers.
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Facebook's offer to self-police on political adverts presents other difficulties.
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Besides potentially endangering its users, Vigilante presents a honeypot for abuse.
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Open presents on Christmas Eve, and spend Christmas cleaning the house.
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Trump presents a conundrum for the unions who represent those workers.
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However, that difficulty also presents an opportunity for quantum technology: sensing.
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TV critic Jamie East presents one such show, Sky Atlantic's Thronecast.
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CEO Luigi Lovaglio presents the bank's new industrial plan (0900 GMT).
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ISIS presents a growing threat to the entire South Asian region.
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Bandersnatch only presents users with two options at any given moment.
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"It presents musical opportunities in a way I hadn't seen before."
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Mr Comey presents his book as a meditation on "ethical leadership".
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Tokyo 2020 presents new security challenges that will require speedy identification.
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She presents him with the suicide note, which he'd already burned.
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One of best parts of the holiday season is buying presents.
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The partnership presents some competition for other reservation apps like OpenTable.
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There's no denying that this year's final presents an intriguing matchup.
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An H-bomb test presents a serious dilemma for world leaders.
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Dads are like little kids: low-key pumped for the presents.
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The persistent challenge from Sanders presents a critical challenge for Clinton.
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For the opioid epidemic, the study presents good and bad news.
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She presents a few ideas about what forms that may take.
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Annoying, when you're waiting for Black Friday deals or Christmas presents.
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We opened presents, had cake and dressed him up really cute.
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In the stairwell, Sasha Bikoff presents a tutorial in Memphis design.
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Some throw parties, some print out certificates, and some buy presents.
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The international market, loss making for Virgin, presents a bigger challenge.
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That presents retailers with two popular options to protect their margins.
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Get ready Deckard, the Tyrell Corporation proudly presents its latest creation!
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For him the digital era and social media presents an opportunity.
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If nothing else, modularity presents distinction from the unwashed smartphone throngs.
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The rest of our infrastructure presents just as grim a picture.
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Double the presents and cake ... and a whole lot of fun.
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But someone like Samantha presents a risk rather than a threat.
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Every change presents a new niche opening for an upstart species.
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He's aware of the tenuous position this type of system presents.
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Instead of accepting wedding presents the couple donated money to Oxfam.
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The Dyson Airwrap certainly presents itself with a sense of occasion.
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This presents something of a fork in the road for Democrats.
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The cemaat presents itself internationally as the face of enlightened Islam.
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When she presents Dammik and his superior with her theory, a.k.a.
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In these large mats, however, the algae presents some serious problems.
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In another, he presents Maduro with a T-shirt of himself.
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Strategically for the U.S., this stability presents an irreplaceable operational advantage.
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Lots of other little presents for the telecoms in there, too.
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The Putin that Stone presents is deeply patriotic, clear-eyed, optimistic.
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STAMFORD Stamford Symphony presents Jazz Night with the Wynton Marsalis Quintet.
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Myanmar's constitution, written by the military in 2008, presents additional difficulties.
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SundanceNow Doc Club presents five short documentaries on election year issues.
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Milan Stock Exchange presents new companies admitted to ELITE (1300 GMT).
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The gold light becomes an orb, which then presents Laura Palmer.
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Unjustified linguistic barriers fragment the unity with which nature presents us.
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The capital, marooned by politics, presents a panorama from another time.
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To make this argument, Hobart presents a virtuosic array of evidence.
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Michael Martocci, presents "Memories of Frank," an evening of Sinatra classics.
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PLAINVIEW North Shore Symphony Orchestra presents Mozart, Beethoven and Vaughan Williams.
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"But if the knockout presents itself, I'm ready to take it."
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For these reasons, Sufficiently Advanced's flamethrower welding helmet presents a conundrum.
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Mr Calleja presents himself as "the true outsider" in the race.
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No kid can resist Christmas presents – not even a royal one.
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She often presents kids with the Spanish word of the day.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood
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But interviews with advertisers show that Snap presents its own difficulties.
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For "The Institute Presents: Neurosociety," visitors can participate in cognitive experiments.
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Her classification as a death row inmate presents a unique challenge.
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Flavor-wise, however, #TraderJoes Chocolate Hummus presents a whole new world.
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The use of telemedicine for opioid treatment also presents particular challenges.
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That reality presents a massive opportunity for Go-Jek, Makarim said.
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Thursday night presents an unparalleled opportunity to reach a big audience.
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Presents its new industrial headquarters in Valvigna with CEO Patrizio Bertelli.
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Presents new Prismi Group and industrial plan to analysts (1003 GMT).
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"Disney Parks Presents: The Haunted Mansion," available on Amazon for $12.59
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Critics called "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" fast, silly, and fun.
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When Beaulieu presents the ACEs research, it elicits a powerful response.
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That way, it's easy for our kids to help pick presents.
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Unless, that is, another crisis presents itself between now and then.
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RED BANK Esperanza Spalding presents Emily's D+Evolution, funk and rock.
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On the contrary, it presents Republican leadership with a unique opportunity.
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HUNTINGTON Chutzpah Repertory Theater presents the musical "Oliver!" by Lionel Bart.
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Mr. Redstone's own testimony presents a considerable challenge for the court.
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Bey is notoriously particular about how she presents her public image.
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In them, Philip Morris presents these promotions as key marketing activities.
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President Trump presents the Medal of Honor to Army Staff Sgt.
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This new pattern of legislative action presents a hopeful path forward.
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The case of Section 377 presents India with a moral predicament.
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Mr. McVicar presents the opera as a play within a play.
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This modest production presents a vivid new spin on operatic performance.
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STAMFORD Stamford Symphony presents Carmen, featuring the soloist Rachel Lee Priday.
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We are excited to explore the compelling opportunities this partnership presents.
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Each artist presents four works, on walls facing one another other.
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Even with foreign contributions, the U.S. spending cut presents real risks.
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He presents a stark alternative to the staid Heritage Foundation set.
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"If the opportunity presents itself, you have a great man here."
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This presents investors with both a huge opportunity and a challenge.
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This unexpected change presents an important opportunity for conservatives in Congress.
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Our Travel section presents tips and inspiration for getting out there.
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Stephens said Activision Blizzard's recent pullback presents an attractive buying opportunity.
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LJ presents for the BBC in London, covering music and tech.
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When I get to the houses, I obviously bring presents in.
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He brought you presents and he was all full of joy.
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True or not, this presents an opportunity to defuse the situation.
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Diana Byer's New York Theater Ballet presents two programs this weekend.
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Instead of a guiding principle, it presents a multi-dimensional system.
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But we have latkes, jelly doughnuts and eight nights of presents.
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But the largest slice — about 40 percent — will go for presents.
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But the request presents the same threshold legal question: Does Rep.
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Farhad: I think this story presents a growing issue for YouTube.
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For the reader, the novel presents something of a Rorschach test.
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On the right, the State Policy Network presents a unified message.
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I started sending her presents and putting money in her account.
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In a trailer for "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw," due Aug.
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But adding helmets to rideshare systems presents a major infrastructure challenge.
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For Ms. Winfrey, Apple presents an opportunity to expand her empire.
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The situation presents a dilemma for any would-be Trump proxy.
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Arlene's Flowers presents a different problem — but one no less serious.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Damon Gulczynski presents a classically styled Friday puzzle.
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And our Interpreter column presents seven critical truths about North Korea.
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On James's birthday, she brings a party: relatives, presents, a cake.
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The store presents itself as if it were a medical dispensary.
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Any sustained drop in sales presents a real risk for Nio.
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Eventually an acceptable candidate ("I like her perfect spelling") presents herself.
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TMZ Sports Presents: "How To Impress Your Boss" ... starring Joel Embiid!
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Being seen to kowtow to China presents its own risks nowadays.
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This group presents a potential blocking majority against an unpopular choice.
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If Basquiat presents you with a painting, don't give it away.
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Instead, IAC's pulled funding presents a question: What, exactly, doomed CollegeHumor?
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In Britain, the handling of the tech industry presents a dilemma.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak presents an immense challenge for global health.
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The company also frequently presents the regional premieres of new work.
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But shopping for presents doesn't have to be a taxing chore.
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The range of experiences that Tharps presents is wide and rich.
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The current effort to renegotiate NAFTA presents such an important opportunity.
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Meanwhile, the song presents the xx as no longer rigorously minimalistic.
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The survey presents some other stats to be optimistic about, too.
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Third, the administration presents France as a strong and reliable ally.
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McConnell also presents a practical political problem to Republican Senate candidates.
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"Brahima" (2012) presents a proud, unbroken visage shared by many subjects.
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You don't want to know what's in all your Christmas presents.
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India presents businesses with one of the world's largest consumer markets.
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She presents the sometimes distasteful choices of her characters with empathy.
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There are no presents hidden in the bathroom or the foyer.
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Ethereum, a newer entrant to the scene, presents a good example.
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But sailing presents an opportunity to drive business to the island.
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There definitely wasn't an emphasis on presents, according to Dr. Doherty.
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Confirmation means a big party and an occasion for big presents.
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Mr. Merritt presents that connection as a dark joke on him.
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Slauko presents the Adriatic culinary experience at its most stripped-down.
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David Duke also presents a major problem for pollsters in Louisiana.
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Rome, International Monetary Fund presents "Annual Review of the Italian Economy".
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Edelman presents scenarios for candidates to gauge their problem-solving abilities.
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But grocery shopping presents a new challenge for Amazon's cashierless technology.
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Trump also presents a particular challenge for Republican members of Congress.
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Every Mom on Christmas morning watching you open presents: pic.twitter.com/m7hI1qYoVz
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But for all the potential benefits, AI presents some worrying risks.
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"Every nationalism presents for humanity only the greatest unhappiness," he wrote.
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The continent's large infrastructure gap presents business opportunities for U.S. companies.
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Pioneer presents players with quests, tasks they can complete for points.
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Hopefully the puzzle presents enough of a midweek challenge for everyone!
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The busy summer season presents its own challenges, beginning with congestion.
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She watched as her nieces and nephews opened their Christmas presents.
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Mr. O'Neil, a surfer, presents his meditative, breezy, yet rebellious pieces.
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The backstop presents an opportunity to put a brake on this.
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But what he presents, incomplete as it is, is still damning.
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Finding truly unique presents for men requires a little extra thought.
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The dust also presents a mystery they want to investigate further.
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But the psychological knots this book presents are not profitably untangled.
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Lewandowski, GOP lawmakers say, presents an entirely different case from Bannon.
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But don't worry — these last-minute presents are anything but boring.
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Should I buy presents for James to take to his cousins?
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Kittle also presents a tough matchup given the Seahawks' defensive preferences.
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And it now presents a major logistical challenge for the government.
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For children, Thanksgiving is about turkey and Christmas is about presents.
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"The bill presents Republicans with a very crucial opportunity," freshman Rep.
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Health officials say that presents new technical hurdles, given that HealthCare.
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The royal family opens presents on Christmas Eve, not Christmas Day.
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The BAML note presents two prediction measures that suggest different results.
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And that presents the world with a sort of Catch-22.
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That presents new challenges when evaluating a young company's management team.
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For doctors and nurses this presents the specter of abandoning patients.
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Instead, Gucci presents a reverent, painstakingly-recreated facsimile of a culture.
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Ms. James, the New York attorney general, presents a new threat.
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Plastic presents serious risks to hundreds of marine species beyond whales.
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Nxivm's recruiting-focused structure presents its own opportunity to make money.
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Azikiwe Mohammed's kitschy, immersive installation presents weighty themes of Black identity.
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Dara presents us with two series of very simple line drawings.
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But even with bipartisan support, passing such legislation presents a challenge.
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For LGBTQ immigrants and asylum seekers, that presents a major problem.
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That repetition signals that this indictment presents only half a picture.
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Judge Kelly presents a particularly difficult situation for the Senate GOP.
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The organization also has a puppet group that presents theatrical performances, a bluegrass group, a ukulele group and a Lake Writers group that holds monthly round-table meetings and presents evenings of stories, poems and memoir excerpts.
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By contrast, "Blue Song, 2003," presents a blackbird, its silhouette charcoal black, in front of floating flowers on a light blue ground, while "Silhouette Birds (after Courbet), 2006," presents two blackbirds in the show's only winter scene.
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Ordering presents online this close to the holidays always comes with a dose of anxiety: Will you have an actual box under the tree, or a clumsy note saying the presents should arrive in 10-12 days?
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Butch [boo ch] | noun (butches) Someone who identifies and presents as masculine.
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Belvedere presents an inside look into what leads to success in 2017.
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"However, evidence shows that self-reporting presents significant issues," the FDA said.
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The historic downtown already presents a striking contrast to its former self.
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This week he's raising money to deliver Christmas presents to underprivileged kids.
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Still, even House Speaker Paul Ryan acknowledged the challenges Obamacare reform presents.
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He says the new paper also presents some new areas of inquiry.
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Asia's rebound has lagged, but the region still presents opportunities, he added.
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Trump presents a surface with no handle, a wall without a door.
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This record complicates the way the NYPD presents itself on social media.
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Looks like GlamGlow is delivering some lust-worthy presents this holiday season.
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The UAW's position, however, presents one of many hurdles to the deal.
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He likes to put in effort when it comes to presents, too.
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Launching a new product presents a team with thousands of small decisions.
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Accessing the web presents unique challenges for the blind and visually impaired.
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The other argument against the franchise is that it presents inauthentic interactions.
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It presents a navigation structure that is natural, intuitive and easily accessible.
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For those who've read the books, this delay presents a unique problem.
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Nearly 22018 percent said the recent downturn presents an attractive buying opportunity.
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The feature still presents a fairly problematic perspective on the past, though.
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Crime Stories presents Bertillon as part of the visual culture of crime.
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President George W. Bush presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Wednesday, Nov.
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Meanwhile, in Alan's timeline, a sloshed Alan presents a much easier task.
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A model presents a creation by Gucci at Westminster Abbey in London.
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It was DC Comics Presents, #57 or #58 or something around there.
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" Another image simply presents the text: "Dear Thomas Jefferson, you forgot something.
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However, CSX presents a different set of challenges than the Canadian railroads.
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She hasn't learned yet presents are for the person getting the gift…!
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Worse yet, Eddie doesn't have money to buy his kids Christmas presents.
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This presents an opportunity for people who have good conflict resolution skills.
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DONALD TRUMP often presents himself as the great enemy of fake news.
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Could you tell me a bit about the challenges that this presents?
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Gonzalez (2006) presents a much more serious problem for the McLemore plaintiffs.
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Instead, she presents the category as fluid, broad-minded, and sometimes contradictory.
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Britney presents her life the same way anyone you know personally would.
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She presents an equally striking example of the way these constraints work.
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The removal also presents an opportunity for us to learn and heal.
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That update alone presents an additional layer of choice in game strategy.
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Presents LEGENDS enjoy some downtime outside the arena before a show. pic.twitter.
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Milan, IR Top Consulting presents annual report on AIM Italia (210800 GMT).
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But the exposure of the drivers' heads still presents a huge risk.
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He will not lose supporters if he presents himself as more serious.
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"Pulse" presents artwork that investigates biological systems such as physiology and evolution.
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In a lot of ways, David herself embodies the puzzles 86ed presents.
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Longer term, the potential for rising interest rates presents considerable downside risk.
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For each ticket sold through Novemeber 19, Danny Wimmer Presents will donate $.
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I have $100 more that I can spend on their Christmas presents.
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The Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Va., presents Edward Burtynsky: Water.
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This presents a real opening for companies that can access this market.
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And even more importantly, it presents friendship as an end unto itself.
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EDT: President Trump presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Roger Penske.
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It's knowing that there are many different histories, presents, and imagined futures.
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We know that the program presents significant vulnerabilities to our national security.
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In addition, NBC News will explain methodology for collecting data it presents.
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Mr Duterte presents himself as a straight-talking outsider among Manila's elites.
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Really, he presents the most difficult kind of challenge for law enforcement.
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Smith presents the arrests and sentencing as swift and startling, yet inevitable.
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The association presents data as injury rate per pounds of fireworks purchased.
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Gift cards are a perennial favorite when it comes to holiday presents.
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If they carry dangers, they are different dangers than what Facebook presents.
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Working away from an office presents it's own unique set of challenges.
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Becoming a parent through the use of a surrogate presents further challenges.
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That first of all, he didn&apost present -- he presents no evidence.
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By default, Cardhop also presents today's birthdays and your most recent contacts.
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Of course, creating its own self-driving car service presents challenges too.
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But moving to the suburbs presents a variety of challenges, Allred said.
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Mr Gou's candidacy simply presents a more acute version of this dilemma.
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Folding, flipping and bouncing between screens presents all sorts of new challenges.
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Mostly he presents their stories in parallel; only occasionally do they interact.
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Tyrion, who's well aware, presents some other options for her to consider.
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The final Infinity War trailer presents a terrifying, monumental threat to earth.
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Sarin, too, "presents an immediate but short-lived threat," the CDC says.
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Donate all the money you would spend on presents to different charities.
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She hasn't learned yet presents are for the person getting the gift...!
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Across 12 galleries, the museum presents a thematic narrative of world history.
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Two identical casks might mature in completely different ways, which presents challenges.
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Applying current legal theories to autonomous vehicle accident situations presents many challenges.
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This book presents all of the show catalogues in one great hardcover.
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" EF: "The industry needs to transform the way it presents its collections.
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ON THE AGENDA | Alcoa presents its latest quarterly earnings at 5 p.m.
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Instead, most books are purchased as presents for partners, children or friends.
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One chamber of the legislature, however, presents a much more promising opportunity.
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You now have an excuse to open presents before the actual holiday.
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And who pays for the raw materials needed to make the presents?
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As proof, he presents all the information that Ben has just revealed.
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This moment presents us with an unprecedented opportunity to make real change.
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Deflect Labs presents its analysis of attacks on the BDS movement — eQualit.
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Returning, I sought out my now neatly-stacked presents to retrieve Blanka.
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This blog post presents documents alleged to have originated from the DNC.
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They embrace the fine line, the frictions that this border zone presents.
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Moving towards unrestricted capital flows still presents risks, although there are mitigants.
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The current heat wave presents a serious threat to Notre Dame Cathedral.
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Writing about one's own grandparents presents both a paradox and a possibility.
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Every child presents its parent or parents with unexpected talents and challenges.
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At every step, Allo presents you with a few tappable options, too.
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This presents specific challenges to regulators regarding the supervision of these firms.
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However, Fitch believes low wage growth presents a threat to borrower performance.
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Presents and office parties and an extra day off here and there.
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"It actually presents a scenario where tax reform can potentially be accelerated."
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Sean: He was more concerned about the balloons than the actual presents.
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Browsing through menus presents no noticeable lag time, and content loads instantaneously.
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Similarly, trade presents many ways to rack up points for the team.
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It also looks like she's already treated herself to some fancy presents.
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Hyperallergic Weekend presents a new drawing series about where we are now.
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Milan, IR Top Consulting presents annual report on AIM Italia (0900 GMT).
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It's a kind of extreme version of reality, as it presents itself.
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How to deal with empty premium seats presents airlines with a dilemma.
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Archie's favourite thing to do is open other peoples Christmas presents pic.twitter.
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They brought me a box full of presents: Candy, clothes, notebooks, pens.
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It also presents challenges for future government requests to access an iPhone.
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It's not only the bleak future it presents that is so scary.
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I can only speculate that it presents a unique set of facts.
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Jimmy Kimmel is asking Santa for two very special presents this year.
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Oryzon Genomics presents data from Etheral Phase IIA trial at Alzheimer's conference.
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Arslan gave Romanos presents and treasures before sending him back to Constantinople.
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Is there any truth to the vision of the future Westworld presents?
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Combined with the wind, it presents a serious risk of power outages.
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The game originally presents it as a machine that's lost its mind.
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In modern day Manhattan, this event presents the perfect social media opportunity.
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Ivanka Trump presents herself on social media and elsewhere as socially progressive.
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Sorting out the motives behind Hayden's capitulation presents something of a puzzle.
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We can get presents for our dad pals and fathers-in-law.
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Guide dog Thai regularly takes his owner Danielle Sykora browsing for presents.
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It also presents a half-decent business opportunity for the upwardly mobile.
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Like any new industry, solar power presents an opportunity for bad actors.
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Together, this team presents cases to Department of Justice attorneys for prosecution.
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The road ahead is filled with opportunity, but it also presents risks.
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The Newseum presents a tribute to the military newspaper Stars and Stripes.
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This presents unique challenges for U.S. companies and U.S. regulators or lawmakers.
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Trump presents himself as a winner who can make America win again.
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PLAINVIEW North Shore Symphony Orchestra presents Brahms, Respighi, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Ginastera.
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PLAINVIEW North Shore Symphony Orchestra presents Brahms, Respighi, Rimsky-Korsakov and Ginastera.
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NORTHPORT The Northport Chorale presents John Rutter's "Gloria" and other Rutter favorites.
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"Thank you for my presents," she said, when they were back outside.
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Below, eight presents for Fleabag lovers that aren't an adorable guinea pig.
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To some centrists and liberals, Kristol's ideological crisis presents a political opportunity.
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Europe, of which Brussels is a symbol, presents an alarming picture today.
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In the context of climate change, this heuristic presents an odd problem.
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Mr. Daoud presents contemporary sub-Saharan Africans only as victims of Islam.
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The bard is ubiquitous in London, and every season presents new takes.
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And she presents herself — eloquently — as an alternative to Congress's entrenched ways.
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EDT: President Trump presents the presidential medal of freedom to Arthur Laffer.
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This report presents data from approximately 65 political influencers across 81 channels.
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Aston Magna Music Festival presents the music of Monteverdi, Marazzoli and Rossi.
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Shopping online presents risks that shopping at brick-and-mortar retailers don't.
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It presents huge opportunities — and challenges — for law enforcement and security agencies.
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New Rochelle Jazz Festival presents the Brian Carter Quartet with Nico Morelli.
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The weak field of Democrats presents voters with a virtual Hobson's choice.
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He was talking about New York transit, which presents a vexing anomaly.
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The news ofThe Wonderful World of Disney Presents The Little Mermaid Live!
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It also gave away backpacks and holiday presents, refurbished computers and uniforms.
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Presents topline l-DOS47 results Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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How did "Tia Mowry&aposs Quick Fix Presents Comfort Kitchen" come about?
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Yet, it presents an opportunity for both Africans and the development sector.
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Political parties and candidates find different ways to give presents to voters.
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Changing its approach to banking presents Latvia with a difficult balancing act.
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The agreement presents Mastercard as a payment option within the PayPal wallet.
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And HBO presents the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
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Unfortunately, they were unsuccessful in those efforts, but 2017 presents new opportunities.
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I would get nice Christmas and birthday presents, but they were frugal.
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For AI researchers, poker presents a better model of the real world.
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Research on the consequences of drug ads presents a more nuanced picture.
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At its annual Carnegie concerts, the ensemble presents one of those commissions.
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College Hoops 2118K22 presents a world that I remember, but never existed.
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Instead, "Voyager" presents you with dozens of curated journeys around the globe.
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Michaelina Wautier presents a most curious case of a criminally overlooked talent.
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Wright Electric co-founder Jeff Engler presents at Y Combinator's Demo Day.
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I don't want them to feel like they just get presents whenever.
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Given its massive scale, YouTube obviously presents some extra challenges for Google.
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BROADLY: I know you only give presents to little boys and girls.
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"Heterosexuality often presents sex as something that's done to women," she says.
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This presents a significant threat of damage from flooding and high winds.
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This presents all kinds of challenges to existing models of chip production.
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Clearing them isn't a chore, as each presents its own, enjoyable challenges.
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TikTok, with its legions of irony-steeped teens, presents a specific danger.
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My book profiles more than 300 families; the film presents only six.
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Mr. Girard presents the opera as taking place within her fevered imagination.
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This can help with school costs sooner, but it presents several problems.
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We had cake (soap), presents (toys wrapped in a washcloth) and dancing.
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Covid-19 presents a serious threat to our security and well-being.
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The groomed 227-acre property presents a striking panorama in all seasons.
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Print also presents a narrower mix of ideas than you find online.
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In Banal Presents the present serves as the grounds for critical intervention.
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Zscaler, a cloud-based cybersecurity play, presents earnings after the market closes.
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It presents case studies that make its surveillance offerings sound more cuddly.
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Children write letters to the Magi on the feast's eve, requesting presents.
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The plot presents four contradictory accounts of the circumstances surrounding the killing.
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He presents the work at a reception at the Bronx Documentary Center.
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This presents an opportunity to observe and understand some very interesting physics.
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The prosecutor presents her arguments and evidence with no one to respond.
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Healthcare experts warn that the shortfall presents risks to patients and providers.
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The presents are opened, Santa's cookies are eaten, but the tree remains.
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Ironically, this presents its own set of problems in the design phase.
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From the start, Moss presents Silvie as attentive to the natural world.
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"It's simple, it's nothing," Ms. Kraft said of the Westchester-bound presents.
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Now Mr. Bannon presents the Republican Party with its future: Roy Moore.
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They'll tear open presents and reminisce over callaloo and sweet potato pudding.
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Gossip Cop's treatment of this particular story presents a broader journalistic quandary.
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But the pandemic presents that rare menace that is elementally cross-border.
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At this time of the year, families get together and share presents.
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I don't believe that the facts Mueller presents will be considered unassailable.
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DISNEY PARKS PRESENTS A 25 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PARTY 8 p.m.
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He believes in our mission and the strong business opportunity it presents.
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Huawei, a private company, has long denied that it presents security risks.
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On her 50th birthday, she threw a big party and refused presents.
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Google presents the new features in the light of them being useful.
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Taste presents an age-old quandary: It is notoriously hard to define.
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Yet the coronavirus presents a different set of challenges, the chef noted.
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Still, collecting players from a variety of countries presents its own challenges.
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Still, the resolution of Macedonia's dispute with Greece presents a historic opportunity.
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The butterfly wing presents this problem more tractably, in just two dimensions.
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He presents himself as their guardian, standing between them and every threat.
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The main draw, of course, presents new challenges — for player and coach.
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Because sometimes, a supporting-actor route presents the easiest path to Oscar.
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The centennial presents an opportunity for students to reflect on its significance.
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David Koch, who died last week, presents a similar study in contrasts.
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They might also give you presents for helping set up their tents!
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But using gendered language to address mixed-gender groups presents other problems.
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The state of Michigan presents a particularly stark example of the problem.
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When it comes to comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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Milan, market regulator Consob presents annual report on corporate governance (0900 GMT).
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He's even built in his own tracks and presents ideas to Beyoncé.
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"Vatican Chapels," as the pavilion is called, presents the finished buildings themselves.
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But on a course that presents an arduous test, Woods had answers.
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Unlike Beck, though, he didn't think the current imbroglio presents a threat.
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Brendan McKay, 1B/LHP, Louisville McKay, like Greene, presents a difficult decision.
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He presents a rosy picture of his time as New York's mayor.
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Doing that requires understanding the different kinds of problems climate change presents.
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This beautifully curated group show presents work by six young figurative painters.
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And "POV" presents an urgent and mournful documentary about the Syrian crisis.
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An animal this gobsmacking naturally presents more questions than it does answers.
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Not everyone who presents with Covid-33-like symptoms is being tested.
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And now, TMZ Sports Presents: Terrible Clip, Great Soundbite ... starring Robert Kraft!!!
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A 'very awkward position' The regulation presents multiple challenges, according to Pierce.
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One, I didn't know the Bachelor could give presents at this stage.
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He was so nice, he gave them presents and trinkets and desserts.
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The White House's foray into the race presents a challenge for Gillespie.
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Now she presents as a recently retired woman living her best life.
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Hurley presents many cases that argue cohabitation in suburban communities improved lives.
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Banal Presents is the most succinct and austere of the three chapters.
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It's a new chart that presents a raging bull case for stocks.
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Rome, Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco presents annual report (0830 GMT).
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EDT: President Trump presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Mariano Rivera.
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Until the President presents a draft, his intentions are hard to confirm.
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That same fund can also cover wedding presents or a night out.
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But that doesn't mean he presents the couple in a flattering light.
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The season finale of "Game of Thrones" presents a long-awaited meeting.
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On June 16, the dancer and choreographer Mina Nishimura presents Spring Springs!
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Kids don't open presents in front of other people at birthday parties.
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Cardi B received more than just "okurr" presents for her 27th birthday.
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Moreover, the exhibition presents a series of incongruities, like the Revolution itself.
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Throughout the site, Parks Canada presents its history in various novel ways.
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He said that presents some significant logistical challenges that could hamper production.
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And in many ways, money presents a bigger problem than the guns.
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The greeting on the presents was signed CJNG: New Generation Jalisco Cartel.
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That presents a huge new challenge for companies traditionally focused on manufacturing.
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People were hugging hello and goodbye as parents lugged children and presents.
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Germaine Acogny presents an elegantly intense autobiographical solo at Crossing the Line.
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Establishing something like the EDL CDU in the US presents its challenges.
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Although the holiday presents may all be unwrapped, the giving hasn't ended.
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The resistance brand presents another option: Buy this thing, not the other.
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This presents unique challenges for U.S. companies and U.S. regulators or lawmakers.
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Press presents readings of poetry in translation at Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Shop.
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As with all spinoffs, the potential for a crossover event presents itself.
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This presents enormous challenges for advisors in every sector of the industry.
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Trump presents a special problem for those in the ultra-golden years.
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Unfortunately, today's political environment presents real peril to addressing this pressing need.
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He presents stars the way we want to see them: in action.
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The Falcons are finally playing up to the talent their roster presents.
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The New York Festival of Song presents two concerts on the theme.
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This is the third year Landyn has collected presents for the shelter.
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Fashion presents many of us with the same carousel of ongoing challenges.
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Yet the case presents more of a dilemma than Mr Johnson acknowledges.
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It gathers data over a week and presents results on your habits.
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He presents himself well on TV — a vital strength for DNC chair.
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More than that, this pullback presents an opportunity to buy, he says.
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That's why he said the recent drop presents such a buying opportunity.
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Elon Musk presents the sort of divisive leader on whom history decides.
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The Dubai Expo 2020 presents a unique opportunity for U.S. public diplomacy.
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Maintaining end-to-end encryption for group messaging presents a major challenge.
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Thursday's ruling presents a substantial obstacle to more regulation in the city.
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The tour is produced by Outback Presents, as well as Live Nation.
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However, we need to start speaking more about the benefits blockchain presents.
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Presents new partnership with LG, with CEO Giancarlo Nicosanti Monterastelli (1000 GMT).
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It presents challenges, for sure, but there's something really beautiful about that.
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The House Judiciary presents a solid case that Trump's conduct constituted bribery.
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Investigators then look at all the images the software presents as leads.
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It's a story that she presents with a distinctly human-seeming arc.
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He added that he is also ill at ease when receiving presents.
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But the election of 2016 presents a challenge to that historical lineage.
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John Dugdale, who presents a series of melancholic cyanotypes lost his sight.
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This exhibition presents the totality, including Bakst's madly beautiful gouache textile studies.
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Now the Nipah virus presents us with an opportunity to do better.
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This variety presents a number of opportunities for the intrepid henge-seeker.
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That means that reducing sexual misconduct presents a kind of coordination problem.
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Here is Breakingviews's take: A detailed breakdown presents an even bleaker picture.
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" Despite his age, they said he "presents a grave risk of recidivism.
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It presents us with a choice between passive pleasure and active questioning.
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The women were delivering the presents with Castellano's nonprofit the Socorro Foundation.
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But now, they have to confront the reality video presents to them.
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The situation in New Jersey presents a larger problem for Senate Democrats.
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But anonymity presents a problem because of its inherent lack of transparency.
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They are grooming these teenagers, enticing them with attention, favors, and presents.
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Milan, IR Top Consulting presents annual report on AIM Italia (212 GMT).
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Once the manic "Markos" ends, the B-side presents this weird dichotomy.
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Johnson presents something of a cheerier counterpoint to Wall and Sokovikov's works.
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Rome, Authority for energy, networks, environment ARERA presents annual report (0900 GMT).
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But for me, for my tribe, that presents challenges we've never had.
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That immediately presents itself, which is not an issue ... For the Russians.
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The search for a Comey replacement presents Trump with a basic problem.
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But dealing with people's spiritual needs presents a unique set of challenges.
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ISCP presents contemporary art by 35 international artists, November 9 and 10.
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Hayward's absence presents Boston with void nobody on the roster can fill.
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More than 200 people showed up to the party on November 4, and tables were filled with pizza and presents—so much so that Mathias himself asked that people make donations to gift the presents to animals in need.
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APAC's romantics plan to spend $100 on average on Valentine's Day presents, with Hong Kong male respondents the most generous, planning to spend $273 on presents, while love-struck consumers in China plan to spend an average of $239.
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What holds all the strings together, in tension that slowly ratchets higher each season, is the intrusion of an alien species (or two) that presents an existential threat to humankind, but also presents the opportunity for new technological leaps.
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They added they also asked for donations to the shelter as wedding presents.
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The way RFID tags are scanned also presents awkward problems within large warehouses.
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The series "really presents misinformation," Mr. Kratz said in an interview on Monday.
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The enterprising Bronx Opera presents its staged production this weekend at Hunter College.
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Another, George Fok's "Passing Through," presents clips of Cohen concerts on multiple screens.
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Renato Moicano is not a fighter who presents a single, stand-out problem.
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Clearly, lots of men appreciate the cause... ...even if it presents some challenges.
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There's no need to break the bank shopping for presents this holiday season.
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Moreover, there is also other concerns it presents, such as safety and pollution.
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Virtual reality presents a new set of rules and conditions for its users.
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No question, extreme weather -- and in particular snow -- presents a serious physical challenge.
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But jumping spiders providing milk presents an extreme case of invertebrate parental care.
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Tillerson's statement about a preemptive strike on North Korea presents another bad alternative.
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It's an example of how ambiguous presents can be based on shifting perceptions.
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Bono's team now presents evidence that nucleation began after 565 million years ago.
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Presents 2100-240 strategic plan (1330 GMT), followed by news conference (1530 GMT).
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Later, sending cards and giving presents and flowers were incorporated into the tradition.
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If the DIY strategy Palm presents doesn't help, she suggests seeing a derm.
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This January, Netflix will come crushing through the door with presents a-plenty.
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But the birthday presents he'd bought ahead of time were waiting for her.
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But the timing also presents an interesting juxtaposition — and maybe a revealing one.
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But the history of bollards in Istanbul presents Ögel with a twofold opportunity.
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Netanyahu himself said last month that Trump's election presents "significant opportunities" for Israel.
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