He jotted phrases, made doodles, put things in all caps.
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Stephen Colbert took a moment to put things in perspective.
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Listening, authorized or unauthorized, helps us put things in perspective.
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I saw that I had to put things in space.
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And let's put things in perspective, I'm a tiny, tiny part.
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"Put things in the simplest, most straightforward language possible," Siegel said.
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They listen to everything on YouTube—they put things in playlists.
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"Ultimately, two things helped me put things in perspective," Dong said.
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It would be very good to put things in a context.
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Rather, establishing what really happened helps to put things in perspective.
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I would walk around the aisles and put things in order.
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Her response put things in a useful — and non-alarmist — context.
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I remember thinking I finally had space to put things in.
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There's no way to put things in windows or into split screen.
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People used to put things in my head: 'He gonna leave you.
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That's a frustratingly long ways away, but let's put things in perspective.
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And when all else fails, Angela's Ashes will put things in perspective.
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Working with these girls kind of put things in perspective for me.
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So the police chief immediately put things in motion to fulfill her dream.
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"I put things in there so people know who represents them," she said.
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To put things in perspective, here was my networking path into Corigin Ventures.
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Watching what he has to go through certainly helps put things in perspective.
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"It took months of wrangling to put things in place," Mr. Konyndyk said.
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I needed to put things in perspective: what would be the most outrageous ending?
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A map of the government land ownership will help us put things in perspective.
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If you thought you were having a bad day, let's put things in perspective.
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"We tend to put things in silos," Miller said of the social safety net.
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To put things in perspective, think about preparing a nice steak dinner for yourself.
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TUDOR JONES: WELL, AGAIN, LET'S JUST PUT THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE WHERE INTEREST RATES ARE.
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I think we put the people away like we put things in our unconscious.
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But you also have to put things in a little bit of historic perspective.
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A bottle of beer in this town, to put things in context, costs 55.
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That actually put things in a perspective that made a little bit of sense.
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They look dramatic and, quite conveniently, come with equally big pockets to put things in.
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The bot definitely helps put things in perspective:It's going to be another long week, folks.
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You want me to sort of be uplifting, cheer you up, put things in perspective.
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"For the most part yes, [we do] not put things in the system," he said.
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To put things in perspective, my family has been "American" for more than a century.
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Where would he have put things in order to make things most clear to guests?
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But Gary put things in a way that I could understand, and was so compassionate.
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I've learned how beneficial and great it is to put things in a filing cabinet.
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To put things in perspective, for each move in chess you have about 40 options.
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"Attorneys don't put things in writing unless they are pretty serious about them," Durbin shot back.
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The less ability we have to put things in buckets, I think the better for everybody.
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Babies put things in their mouths to explore objects around them, pediatrician Jennifer Shu told CNN.
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"We put things in baskets, but it doesn't work that way in nature," Dr. Wayne said.
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To put things in perspective, air quality is considered "very unhealthy" when the index reaches 201.
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Put things in perspective by reminding yourself that if your team loses, you're not a failure.
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"They have put things in place and coordinated with state and local officials," Mr. Koon said.
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And although it's easy to focus on the negative aspects, try to put things in perspective.
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"But it did help us a lot to put things in the right place," he said.
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But, there is one small, Disney Channel-approved trick you can use to put things in perspective.
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The Affair Sometimes it takes a crisis — or multiple crises — to put things in their proper perspective.
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However, this one question helps put things in perspective for me: What's the worst that can happen?
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Help your kids put things in perspective by explaining that the loudest voices capture the most listeners.
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Though, when she visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show for today's episode, she put things in saltier terms.
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To put things in perspective, it was nighttime, rainy, and foggy, so her visibility was basically zero.
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"I always put things in my pockets," she said, a habit that leads to her losing belongings.
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To put things in perspective, generation from coal came to more than 966 million MWh in 2019.
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To put things in perspective, that's the emissions equivalent of adding another United States to the planet.
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We as humans like to come up with categories and put things in boxes because things are messy.
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I THINK WHAT IT PROVES IS THAT WHEN YOU PUT THINGS IN STARK REALITY, PEOPLE HAVE TO FOCUS.
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I had to put things in front of her and hide her for the rest of the episode.
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If we have to put things in the slow lane, we're worried about those interview services being downgraded.
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All you have to do is put things in order and it should pop right out at you.
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Grant cannot always escape the impulse to put things in a favorable light, and he remembers his detractors.
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The stock market fallout at the end of 2018 might have also helped investors put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, if built, they will be taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
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For Melissa, her mother-in-law's death only put things in perspective that their family needed to remain close.
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To put things in perspective, one gram of quantum dots is enough to tag 10,000 casino chips, he said.
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To put things in perspective, the Justice Department reported just one nut theft in 2009, and 32 in 2015.
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It may be a cliche, but there's nothing like a dramatic life change to really put things in perspective.
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I can't think of a better place than this vast and ruggedly beautiful continent to put things in perspective.
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These simple tips will help you relax and put things in perspective — in between washing your hands, of course.
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"He has an ability to connect with people, to put things in very simple and convincing terms," he said.
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Author Bill Green uses "All In" to both inspire entrepreneurs on their quest for greatness and put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, Bolivia to the World Cup is like a middle school team winning the World Cup.
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Parker: Well you put things in... OK, I'm going to start again... I'm just going to let that metaphor go.
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"It certainly helps put things in perspective and reminds you of what you learned thru the cancer journey," she wrote.
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" Continued Doherty: "It certainly helps put things in perspective and reminds you of what you learned thru the cancer journey.
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To put things in context, Tinder was first released in 2012 and had a billion swipes per day by 2014.
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Well here are a few things more likely to happen, in no particular order, just to put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, that means 40% of American children could be negatively impacted by the proposed healthcare plan.
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As these freshmen reflect on how they coped in middle school, the exercise forces them to put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, the EIA said that electricity use in 2016 was "13 times greater" than in 1950.
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One of the things I'm very interested in my writing is making sure we put things in historic context. Right.
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Toni The other passion that you share on your Twitter feed is astronomy, and it helps put things in perspective.
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Flynn also texted Copson to tell his business colleagues to "let them know to put things in place," Cummings wrote.
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And some people need the perfect inspirational quotation to float across their social media feed and put things in perspective.
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"When you put things in a hand of a judge, you never know where it's going," he said in November.
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Oh, and just to put things in perspective: In last Friday's reaction trade, the UK lost $350 billion over 8 hours.
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"I cannot say the crisis is over but this will open the way to put things in place institutionally," he said.
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Will it help people put things in context, or understand that we have more in common with each other than differences?
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To put things in context, we assembled a list of 15 tech unicorns that went public over the past three quarters.
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Kim's usual starting rate for repping a brand is reportedly a cool $1 million, so that should put things in perspective.
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When it comes to books and who can put things in them and get things out of them, it's all ours.
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Always a very organized person, he began to put things in the wrong places – as if he forgot the right place.
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The relief of that buoyed me for months — and actually, continues to and seems to have put things in permanent perspective.
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To put things in perspective, China added 44 GW of solar photovoltaics in 2018, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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To put things in automotive terms, it is as if Rolls-Royce were suddenly trop chic among the Land Rover crowd.
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For me, Devo has been a long journey littered with broken dreams, but the nomination compelled me to put things in perspective.
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"I wanted to figure out a way to put things in a bubble, instead of putting kids in a bubble," she explained.
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That's out of a state that takes 15 hours to drive from Key West to Pensacola, so let's put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, any storm surge taller than 12 feet is "life-threatening," National Hurricane Center Director Ken Graham said.
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"I've always been curious about how babies, when they are here in the new world, put things in their mouth," he said.
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To put things in perspective Power Africa has so far leveraged some $85033 billion in commitments from the public and private sector.
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Al Watkins, the lawyer representing the ex-husband, said his client hopes to "put things in the rearview mirror" and move on.
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It helps put things in perspective, like giving the top 1 percent a $275 billion tax cut and calling it health care reform.
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I say that not to brag — I'm honestly really skittish, so jump scares get me every time — but to put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, 18,000 mAh can replenish a typical smartphone, not once, not twice, but SEVEN times without needing a recharge.
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To put things in perspective, users can control more than 30,000 different connected devices, from TVs and lights to thermostats, using Google Home.
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"To put things in context, the pace of private housing completions between 2000 and 2013 was about 9,200 units a year," it noted.
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It is, in fact, under pressure from a trio of activist investors to put things in order and replace its chief executive officer.
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An unsolicited July 63 email sent to Mashable, claiming to be from the attacker, only sort of helps to put things in perspective.
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In addition, I don't like to put things in my mouth that aren't food or drink, so netherfluids are on my squicklist anyway.
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"Landlords take things more seriously when you put things in writing, because they think you're trying to set them up," Mr. Himmelstein said.
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"When you confront death, it does help you put things in perspective," says Lisa Cohen, clinical professor of psychiatry at Mount Sinai Beth Israel.
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Vox put things in terrifying context earlier this year: the U.S. has 4% of the world's population but 27% of its drug overdose deaths.
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We used to put things in so that we could take them out and get away with what we actually wanted to put in.
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In both games, the goal is to enact a return: get back to the throne, regain power, and put things in their rightful place.
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"As soon as we found out we were expecting, we said, 'We have to put things in overdrive and plan our wedding,' " she continued.
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Self-imposing even a brief waiting period of as little as 2000 seconds before you make a purchase can help put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, a Netflix subscription ranges from $8.99 to $15.99 per month, which amounts to nearly $200 for an entire year.
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Two Virgo moons will understand each other's desire to put things in order the moment they feel as though their lives are out of balance.
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To put things in perspective, parents are giving twice as many e-cigarettes to their underage kids than those sold to minors in convenience stores.
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To put things in perspective, Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh, along with the president, can take a deep bow for a five week government shutdown.
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What's also cool about this is it's got patched pockets, which are very different from suit pockets because these you actually can put things in.
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Living in the shadow of stunning mountain ranges and dense forests helps put things in perspective and shifts the focus away from stressors, they say.
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To put things in perspective, there are more Latinos eligible to vote in the state than there are people in Iowa and New Hampshire combined.
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While the recent digi-fails might feel uniquely Australian, one only needs to take a cursory look at other countries to put things in perspective.
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It's a surprisingly great form of feedback because as you begin to put things in their places, you hear the music come together more and more.
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To put things in perspective, the Times notes that fewer than 30% of adolescents received the vaccine when it was first introduced nearly a decade ago.
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By our calculations, that's the cost of about six hundred and twenty-five billion In 'N Out cheeseburgers, just to put things in a little perspective.
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"It's a lot going on so we're going to put things in order first and then we are going to get ready for many more kids."
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They need to put in a control board much like they did with Washington, D.C., in the 1980s to take over and put things in order.
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To help put things in perspective, we've compiled a list of eight other ways you could spend your $32,641 if you didn't have a traditional wedding.
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To put things in perspective, the coldest temperature ever recorded on the ground was -128 degrees Fahrenheit, and that was in the inhospitable continent of Antarctica.
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"The support from our president has been there throughout, while Maurizio has done a very good job in trying to put things in place," he said.
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"I'm just trying to put things in order and I'm trying to be like, what's the best-case scenario, what's the worst-case scenario?" she said.
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Mr. Pickard said that there were always objections when the Proms program veered from the expected, but that it was important to put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, New Yorkers who claimed the SALT tax break took an average deduction of $22,169 in 2015, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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When she's ready to put things in perspective tell her to imagine herself floating way above her problem, looking down above her house, her town, her school.
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They'll expect you to put things in the best light for you — to talk about the good things that happened on your watch, not the bad things.
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Inter coach Antonio Conte, making his return to his former employers, tried to put things in perspective after suffering his second defeat of the season against Juve.
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In times when I felt like I could not live in the world, writing gave me a framework or schema with which to put things in context.
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She glances over artworks that are aesthetically pleasing but nothing more, citing "beautiful empty containers" to put things in and "beautiful fabrics" to drape over ugly things.
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I think what we can do best as journalists and citizens is, whenever practical, get away from narrow political effects and put things in the proper, larger context.
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"I couldn't run a quarter of a mile, and it was more walking than anything, but it allowed me to think and put things in perspective," she says.
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To put things in some perspective, Amazon also reported its first-quarter results today, and said its web services generated $3.7 billion and operating income of $890 million.
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But let's put things in perspective here — more than half of all the remaining delegates are in just six states: California, New York, Florida, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio.
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To put things in perspective, it cost Sterling Equities less money to buy into Overwatch League than to pay the annual salary of Mets second baseman, Robinson Cano.
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"It got people talking about a number of issues, and the issue of commercialization of space and the ability for companies now to put things in orbit," Beck says.
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This Friday and Saturday, the tranquil beams of the third quarter moon will imbue us with a sense of maturity, responsibility, and a desire to put things in order.
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"I've never been terribly ironic about what my passions are — I've never put things in quotes — but the pendulum is always swinging around," he said with a triumphant smile.
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"When I started this project, I didn't want to have to put things in cars – I just wanted to play with the machine learning," explained Hotz in an interview.
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We were constantly making rules like that, and that was what helped us to not only figure out what order we put things in, but what footage we used.
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"They put things in their hair, their skin..." The attack dovetails rising concerns in the country over the far right, and particularly the status of sexual minorities and immigrants.
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To put things in perspective, LeBron James' Game 1 threads -- which he wore during his historic 51-point performance -- fetched $100,322 ... but that was probably bought for different reasons.
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"They're really big on cooking and being able to make things for themselves, from cereal to wanting to put things in the microwave and push the buttons," Stauffer says.
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"If you put things in a cloud, you depend on your third parties, you depend on your suppliers and if one of them gets hacked, you're in trouble," he said.
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To put things in perspective, flights from the East Coast to Hawaii start at 26,250 miles one-way, while flights from the West Coast start at about 20,000 miles each way.
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Andrew Chen, a chartered financial analyst and founder of Hack Your Wealth, helped put things in perspective when he compared buying while the market is down to our typical shopping behavior.
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Plant-based meat is definitely a growing market, but to put things in perspective, it's important to note that it still only accounts for 2 percent of retail packaged meat sales.
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Your transition has really put things in perspective for me, and has made me really appreciate my family, myself, and everything and everyone that I show any type of affection towards.
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If you aren't aware that you're suffering, you can't take steps to remedy it or put things in place, or put new routines in place to take care of yourself. Right?
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"What an Unemployed Millennial Learned at Summer Camp," a 2017 essay from the On Campus column, by Joi Louviere Working with these girls kind of put things in perspective for me.
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"Money is such a masculine thing in our society that it can really put things in flux in the relationship when the person making more of it is female," Torabi says.
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Thankfully, Trevor Noah and the team at The Daily Show are here to put things in perspective and make the weird twists and turns of the year a little more palatable.
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To put things in perspective, a 120 square meter apartment in central New York and Tokyo would cost $18,499 and $13,825 per square meter on average, according to the Global Property Guide.
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To put things in context, extra-judicial killings during Mr Duterte's ten months in office have been three times more numerous than they were during Ferdinand Marcos's nine years of martial law.
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It's like a nesting instinct — a drive to put things in order, to organize the world into something comfortable and manageable and orderly by assembling the best of everything in one place.
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The first time I walked down a grocery aisle and realized I could just put things in my cart without having to keep a running tally in my head — it was amazing.
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My mother-in-law helped put things in perspective when she said that if you take the costs of the wedding and divide it by your lifetime, it's actually not that much.
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To put things in stereo can be compromising, but to put something into 360 sound so that it is all around you; that is breaking out of the limitations of previous technologies.
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Rahm said he would not lose much sleep over his failure to win on Sunday as the death of Bryant and the outbreak of the China's new coronavirus put things in perspective.
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"Kids like to put things in their nose or their ears, for whatever reason," said Dr. Melissa Scholes, an ear, nose and throat specialist with the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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So I called county clerks, and Social Security offices, and put things in the mail, and in general acted like the softheaded, interfering boob I was, getting high off my own compassion.
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To put things in perspective, there are hundreds of known and probable carcinogens, many of which you could certainly find at home and not all of which are strictly bad for you.
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To put things in perspective, a one-way flight from L.A. to Vegas is 4,392 points, so unlucky passengers would have to have encountered several glitches to even snag that flight for free.
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"I make the decision week by week, will I put things in my retirement account or should I leave it in my bank account, in case I lose my health insurance," Craig says.
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To put things in context, inaugural winners Egypt had only gained true independence from the United Kingdom in 1952, while Britain would not emancipate its last colony in Africa for another 23 years.
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"I create shows for people who like to put things in their mouth to see what they taste like," she said with a wry smile, describing her goal to create a visceral experience.
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"Humans like to put things in boxes; there's the 'natural' box and the 'unnatural' box," says Anastasia Bodnar, a plant geneticist and the policy director of the nonprofit plant-science organization Biology Fortified.
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To put things in global perspective, Fox Sports said on Tuesday that the game between Mexico and Brazil had an average-minute online audience of 538,000, a new record for the network's streaming service.
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They do all kinds of crazy things because you put things in the environment that they don't understand, or when the line markings are covered with dirt or gravel or snow, they don't work.
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People should recycle properly, but we're a lazy species so people just put things in the wrong bins or throw things on the floor and it ends up in the ocean and becoming poison.
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To put things in perspective, investors globally deployed $13 billion in almost 20,000 seed & angel deals, and SoftBank was able to deploy the same $13 billion amount in just 2 deals (Uber and WeWork).
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That was a beautiful lesson," she said, adding that the disease "put things in perspective and showed me how much the small things in life — friends, love, family, just your health — matter the most.
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Dungey says welcoming his now-3-month-old daughter Harper helped put things in perspective for him, and only bolstered his dedication to working with St. Jude, which has become an official supercross partner.
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The Republican candidate has made an overwhelming amount of insults since declaring his candidacy, and in order to really put things in perspective, The New York Times printed them in a sprawling, two-page article.
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To put things in perspective, it took Teachout the first three months of the year to raise $530,000 for her campaign, which Singer and Mercer each accomplished in support of Faso by signing a check.
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To see 16-year-old kids organising the protest, sacrificing themselves, getting a criminal records, not being able to travel to the US, and receiving individually $1200 fines every day really put things in perspective.
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To put things in perspective, that 12.1 million number doesn't just make the Game of Thrones finale the most watched episode of the series — it puts the show ahead of the AMC juggernaut The Walking Dead.
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"Everything that happened just put things in perspective and just kind of re-prioritized why we're doing all this, and that's because we're in love and we just want to get married and start our family."
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With a fairly limited set of verbs—build item, place item, destroy item—the game builds into this excellent crescendo of a dozen little denizens who put things in front of me to do for them.
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"To put things in context, if we were to look at Iran in total, it's exporting roughly 2.2 million barrels a day of sales, of which half is going to both China and India," he said.
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To put things in perspective, while the official labor force participation rate is 3 percentage points below its pre-recession level, the Oxford Economics age-adjusted measure is only 0.5 percentage points below its pre-crisis level!
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To put things in perspective, a fully grown humpback whale can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, which means if it came crashing down right on Pilgrim, we wouldn't have this remarkable footage to ooh and awe over.
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By using various settings and having meaningful conversations, you can help them make informed decisions about their social media feeds -- and help put things in perspective for them when they do scroll by those violent videos and images.
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Put things in perspective When tragedy strikes somewhere in the world, we relive it every time we turn on the TV, open our social media, check our phone notifications, or walk by a supermarket newsstand trumpeting a sensationalistic headline.
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"He knew so much that I had a certain level of trust that he'd be honest and be able to put things in context which nobody else could, in the same way," Ms. Smith said in a phone interview.
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Quartz reports that consumers have grown accustomed to rising phone prices, but seeing the numbers approach $1,000 (the same price as an entry-level Apple notebook computer or iPad, to put things in perspective) may put some people off from upgrading.
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Friends and family have been getting him baking lessons for years and he's been too embarrassed to tell them he never got to the part where you put things in the oven, since no factory-made mitt ever fit his hands.
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"Working at the restaurant and DJing are really similar actually—you've got something round in front of you, you put things in, take things out, hold them down," Sumiko says, moving her hands forwards and backward, almost like she's dancing.
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To put things in perspective, the smaller S8 on the left allegedly has a 5.7-inch display, the same size as last year's ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, which makes the relative size of the 6.2-inch S8+ even more impressive.
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Also, to put things in perspective here: Rescue crews were in the New Orleans area for years after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the city is still recovering over a decade later and receiving government funding due to the disaster.
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Natalie Maines's recent frustration is understandable; it's hard to put things in perspective when half the country doesn't even remember that at one point they supported invading Iraq because they loved their country and their president told them they should.
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And so [users] can put things in the cloud, they can pull stuff down from the cloud, so the cloud still serves as a conduit—and even ultimately kind of a backup for them—but only they can read it.
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She says the combination of good jobs data and a lull in the trade war presented a major opportunity for Powell and the Fed to put things in perspective at a time when fallout and market volatility would have been contained.
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Most of us don't get the chance to tell friends and family members how much we love them, to put things in order — and in return, to hear from those people about what a difference a life made to them.
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To put things in perspective, an adult human with the endurance of a mole salamander would have to be able to jog for 75 miles (120 km) before becoming too tired to go on—a distance just shy of three complete marathons!
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"I couldn't trust Aleah because my mother was starting to put things in my head that Aleah wasn't my true friend and that she was a bad influence on me so I couldn't be friends with her anymore," Gypsy says in Gypsy's Revenge.
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Gehlken snapped a photo of their training facility in Alameda, an island off the shores of Oakland, enshrouded in smoke: According to Gehlken, Gruden held a meeting to help put things in perspective for players, and it seems like they were receptive.
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To put things in perspective, Methuselah, named for the biblical figure who lived to be 969 years old, had long since spread its roots in the soil when the Egyptians began building the pyramids, and democracy would not begin for another 2,212 years.
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I kind of wanted to portray that in the video because you just feel much smaller than you should feel in this video... You see that the girl, at the end, is much happier than at the beginning because [she has] put things in perspective.
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"Despite the fact last year was fairly up and down, and turbulent on track, behind the scenes it was quite calm, with the team aiming to put things in place for the future, not just for this year, but the longer term," Vettel said.
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"The timelines we set with Turkey, we are on pace to meet, and in many cases, have already put things in place prior to the timelines agreed to," the Defense Department's Defeat-ISIS Task Force Director, Chris Maier, told reporters Wednesday at the Pentagon.
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Copson described the nuclear project and told the informant that he had "just got this text message" from Flynn saying that the plan was "good to go" and that Copson should contact his colleagues to "let them know to put things in place," Cummings wrote.
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"I couldn't trust Aleah because my mother was starting to put things in my head that Aleah wasn't my true friend and that she was a bad influence on me, so I couldn't be friends with her anymore," Gypsy Rose said in the special Gypsy's Revenge.
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To put things in terms our time-traveling professor would understand, much of the web is an exception to the famed "free rider" problem—the idea that people will not make sacrifices toward a common goal if they can get away with coasting on other people's efforts.
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" El Moussa, who has had a tumultuous few years, battling cancer and separating from wife Christina, goes on to share how the events put things in perspective for him: "It's times like this that remind us we need to treat every day with the importance it deserves.
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Lucid Motors spent the last few years waiting to break ground on a brand-new factory in Casa Grande, Arizona, and the EV startup was finally able put things in motion late last year after it locked down a $1 billion funding round from Saudi Arabia.
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"It put things in perspective and showed me how much the small things in life — friends, love, family, just your health — matter the most," says the singer, who hopes to raise awareness with The Avril Lavigne Foundation, which has partnered with the Global Lyme Alliance and the LymeLight Foundation.
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It's not unusual to see volatility in the days and weeks after an election — to put things in perspective, after President Obama won in 2012, the major indexes fell roughly 2 percent — but seeing big changes looming with a new president is no reason to suddenly shift your investment strategy.
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Take a look at this Good Food Institute chart showing the tremendous growth of plant-based meat over the past three years: Plant-based meat is clearly a growing market, but to put things in perspective, it's important to note that it still only accounts for 2 percent of retail packaged meat sales.
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To put things in watch-geek-ese, the tourbillon, which was pioneered by Abraham-Louis Breguet at the end of the 18th century, mounts the watch's escapement, balance spring and balance wheel inside a tiny rotating cage, to fight the effects of gravity, and in theory even out minor deviations in timekeeping (phew).
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Here are two quotes that neither player said but that we are making up to show the absurdity of this stick up for your teammate code: "John Moore coming after me really put things in perspective," Chaput said as he stared longingly in the distance, contemplating his existence and the meaning of all things.
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But my -- what I see as a big problem is that we tend to put things in these huge bills where maybe we get Andy to vote for it if we put this in, but if we do that, you know, Joe, over here is going to say no, I can&apost come on for that.
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There was a nasty gram in the inbox [once], somebody talking about how by visiting the school and bringing Chasten a cup of coffee, I had put things in kids heads that they had no business knowing about at that age, and it was like I was corrupting the youth by trying to be nice to my partner.
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If you're feeling a little depressed you can turn to Tennessee Fried Chicken, if you're in black despair an Iowa Fried Chicken will put things in perspective, if life seems worthless and death out of reach you can see if somewhere on the island an Alaska Fried Chicken is frying chicken according to a recipe passed down by the Inuit from time immemorial.
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To put things in perspective, at this time four years ago, Trump was in the territory of where Democrats Andrew YangAndrew YangBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Media and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity Yang says he would decriminalize opiates, as well as marijuana MORE (85033 percent), Gabbard (1 percent) and Sen.
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It's amazing actually when you think about all the people, myself included to a point, who will put things in mutual funds or say, "Sure, I'll do it, my company will match my 401K and it will be distributed and diversified in some way," but if you don't actually really look at where it's being held or what the movement is like, you could actually have no idea what's going on.
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As much as our audience needed a release, we really needed something to get out of our system and it was this extreme stress and feeling like what is happening to our world, what is happening in our homes, and what is the future now going to look like under this new president who really doesn't like people like us to put it mildly and is actively trying to put things in place that are hurting people of color in our communities.
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