No one should be put through what we were put through.
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The last four months I've been put through a lot of things I've never been put through before.
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"We all get put through the ringer, we all get put through the meat-grinder in this town, and you're no exception and I'm sorry that happened to you," Acosta said.
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Drain and put through a potato ricer into the saucepan.
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And three innocent men had to be put through hell.
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She was incensed at having been put through unnecessary distress.
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Before they get there, they'll be put through a throttling.
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"She's been put through a lot," Parton said, before joking.
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Drafted, he was put through medical school by the Army.
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What more must my family be put through right now?
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He's an artist and he's been put through the ringer.
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No mother, no rape survivor, should be put through this ordeal.
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Not to be cliché, but seniors are put through the fire.
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Rachel Roy has been put through the internet wringer this week.
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These would then be put through three phases of clinical trials.
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Our beloved children should never have to be put through this terror.
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The hotlines allow people to be put through to a local bureaucrat.
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After she was arrested with Bieber, Jeffries got put through the wringer.
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Plastic is put through a shredder so that it can be melted.
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You shouldn't have to be twice put through the same exact thing.
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"Getting it put through the school wasn't actually that hard," said Berg.
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" Water that was already put through a filter come out as "moderate.
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Instead, they lend you a similar model to put through its paces.
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One to two times a year, we have a window put through.
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Harrison was an archaeology teacher who was just put through the rigmarole.
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The subjects were then put through three discrete workouts on separate days.
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My face was put through a mirror, not just broken onto it.
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What we can't handle is everything being put through a political lens.
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"You shouldn't have to be twice put through the same exact thing."
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Some of the characters would be put through a "rollercoaster test" simulation.
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Everyone entering the courtroom gets searched and put through metal detectors. Twice.
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"I don't think artworks should be put through on a schedule," she said.
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Many promising compounds fail to cut the mustard when put through clinical trials.
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He's put through a series of tests and is hooked up to machines.
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This Windows 10 machine has been put through its paces, replacing my iMac.
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No girl in Nigeria should be put through the brutality of forced marriage.
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Just as many believe that those companies should be put through antitrust reviews.
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"Traders have been put through the ringer lately," one carbon market source said.
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Half the animals in each group were then put through daily treadmill workouts.
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The Plattan 2s aren't flattering to every piece of music put through them.
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She put through the climate samples with Audrey III's setting still set for PCBs.
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"We put through a 75,000 copy reprint this week," the spokesman said to CNN.
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The actors—all accomplished, familiar faces—are put through some serious hell in Dreamcatcher.
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I don't know what each individual woman was being put through in each instance.
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"I understand you've put through a very informal request for citizenship," PM Ardern said.
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Enter: EL's Double Wear Light, which stays put through all manner of urban activity.
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But if there are things that are nearing completion, they can be put through.
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But those products need to be put through a series of appropriate regulatory gates.
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This would come after sometimes months of the gambler being put through bookmaker checks.
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Team members have access to athletic trainers and are put through light fitness training.
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You guys are put through hell sometimes, and really get chewed up and spit out.
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"I know firsthand what it's like being put through the Trump wood chipper," she whined.
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The share of calls put through to the right person rose from 80% to 97%.
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You're the new hire for Delos Destinations, put through a training simulation of Westworld park.
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" She added, "She's been put through the ringer, and she's continued to make her work.
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Here's one of those devices I can't wait to put through some real world testing.
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Cameron Armstrong is one of the team being put through his paces in this drill.
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Zac Efron was put through the paces Saturday, wearing his signature not-much-at-all.
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"They're young kids, but they're old enough to know the hell they were put through."
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They need to put through a spending bill to restore funding for these programs immediately.
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That element and others are put through what sounds like a process of cosmic rumination.
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Clifford had questioned the challenging schedule that his team was put through in recent days.
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Conway, the game's main character, is put through numerous tough situations that evoke economic despair.
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Kids are put through Witcher training when they're super young, and many don't make it.
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Essentially, mosquitoes are put through a giant sieve, which separates males from the larger females.
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Smaller funds perform better, so investors ought to be put through some hoops to get in.
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They'll be put through paces on the PTR and then further tweaked (or not) as needed.
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The EU says it's one of the greatest policies put through by the EU.#Brexit, eh?
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For instance, "village pump" when put through Google Translate can become "bomb the village" in Portuguese.
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While also put through hell, women like Lewinsky and Hill had educations to fall back on.
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"I've been put through the wringer by these people, and it's just not right," he said.
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A composer's musical language is almost put through a scanner to detect telltale hints of atonality.
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Following Wednesday's launch, the ship will be outfitted with critical systems and put through sea trials.
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The vocals are my voice put through a pitch shifter to sound like a young woman.
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"We will be put through a very difficult situation without the Cuban doctors here," she said.
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They're friends of mine, and I know the utter hell — utter hell — they've been put through.
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"All of these chimpanzees were bred and put through torture and torment by humans," she said.
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Between amnesia, car wrecks, and plane battles, hoo boy does Letty get put through the ringer.
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Nonetheless, Terry is put through a very public arrest spearheaded by Detective Ralph Anderson (Ben Mendelsohn).
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She started to put through this idea of the Man in Black (Ed Harris) having a sidekick.
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Let the potatoes steam off slightly, then put through a food mill or ricer into another saucepan.
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Unfortunately it wasn't yet active on the demo units I briefly put through the paces earlier today.
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"The effort that our teachers and our students put through this situation — it is amazing," Gómez said.
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Regardless of your political viewpoint, no one should ever be subjected to what we were put through.
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Commercial and government flights will not be restricted, but private pilots will be put through the ringer.
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There's no question that Sophie Turner's Game of Thrones character, Sansa Stark was put through the wringer.
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Every Airbnb plus home has been visited in person and put through a 100+ point quality inspection.
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Which represents hope for the credibility of a criminal justice system that's been put through the wringer.
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The two men would later learn the details of the ordeal their families had been put through.
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There are consequences for the conditions these characters are put through, and those consequences are taken seriously.
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For the last 10 years, the observatory's parts have been put through their paces, one by one.
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I will check them first thing in the morning and put through any that have not published.
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The recidivism for parolees put through this program was about one-third that of the control group.
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You can tell he's not put through the political machine — he's being honest and saying how he feels.
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There's literally no iPhone user who will turn down a new charger — these things get put through hell.
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It was put through flight testing as part of the certification process prior to the airplane entering service.
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In fact, your makeup will stay put through the 8-hour workday and beyond, no need to reapply.
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In the past 12 months several multinationals, including Glencore and ZTE, have been put through the legal wringer.
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Click here to view original GIFHockey pucks get put through a lot in the name of internet views.
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Once the oil has been put through the machines, it's bottled and ready for shipping to the manufacturers.
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Patients with hysteria were put through "experiments" that more closely resembled stage hypnotism than anything with medial merit.
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Job seekers looking for work at Tesla, SpaceX or any of Musk's companies are put through the ringer.
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"I just want to say that I've been put through an incredibly hard and trying time," she said.
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Nobody wants to see him embarrassed, especially after the nonsense he was put through over the last week.
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"It is appalling that Helena is being put through this," said Viviana Waisman, head of Women's Link Worldwide.
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A huge number of pictures are put through an artificial intelligence engine called a deep convolutional neural network.
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This was never put through as a rule of the House, but rather a Republican House Conference rule.
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Tan France posted on Twitter that he had been put through extra security checks three times this week.
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It should have been structured more formally and put through the stricter process of a formal special committee.
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And unlike matte paint, the car can still be put through an automatic carwash without hurting the look.
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After the sewing, the jeans are put through a relatively new method in jean-making: a lasering machine.
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As of June 1, TACOM has received reports on about 50,000 weapons put through the updated functions check.
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But now his popularity is fading, he's facing some resistance to key reforms he wants to put through.
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And we're taking you to a newly unveiled testing facility where jet engines are put through their paces.
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The orchid roots never stay too wet, they are usually put through a dry spell between rain showers.
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"Any commercially grown lettuce product will be put through some basic wash step before it's sold," Noble explained.
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Someone calls upon the hero, who is put through a trial(s) and comes to understand his heroism.
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We put through seven thousand five hundred pies every hour and use ten tons of pastry a day.
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I'm not sure if that is the highest number ever put through [such programs] but it's pretty darned close.
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It was 2-0 six minutes later when Rubilio Castillo calmly finished after being put through by Luis Garrido.
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Photo: Thierry Cantalupo/IPGPInSight was put through a "shake and bake" to ensure it would survive these harsh conditions.
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What is "village pump" in the English version became "bomb the village" when put through machine translation into Portuguese.
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In Beijing, Shanghai and Chongqing, which are among the richest cities, all hotline calls were put through right away.
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They were put "through hell", said Mr Hutchinson's spokesman, after the Supreme Court ruled and the clock ticked down.
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Or the Oregon players who were put through off-season workouts so grueling that three of them were hospitalized?
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The Galaxy S8 and S8+ come with new batteries that are put through an 8-point battery safety inspection.
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When it was announced there would be an all-female cast of Ghostbusters, those actresses were put through hell.
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One of these robots is the DURUS-2D, which they've put through a whole bunch of paces and activities.
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Of course, this "will-they-won't-they" of it all typically involved Kardashian being put through the ringer emotionally.
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Matt, put through the ringer for his faith, is finally, we can assume, fully over the whole Jesus thing.
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Union leaders say the legislation was put through without consulting teachers and would damage public education in the state.
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Finally, the plate is put through a hand-turned intaglio press and the image printed on damp rag paper.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos continues to put through reform that focuses on the needs of the students in place.
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The products were also put through user testing sessions so they could gather feedback for the consultants to implement.
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It's like a fermata on the final chord of a symphony, put through the prism of Mr. Akiho's imagination.
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I can't think of another TV actor who's been put through more of a wringer, just physically, than you.
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But that excerpt was put through the magazine's famously aggressive editorial process, one that transfigured scores of ungainly sentences.
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If we were put through the full diagnostic test Maeve experiences here, perhaps the results would be equally unsettling.
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The units were put through the paces, too, subjecting the EPX 82 material to a battery of stress tests.
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The app, which we put through its paces (but didn't purchase life insurance through), is very easy to use.
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Images of players with freshly shaved heads being put through drills by specialty trainers were beamed around the country.
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Some is then put through a full upgrading process at great cost, turning that crude into synthetic light oil.
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Amazon's delivery drones are being put through their paces at a secret location in the heart of the English countryside.
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But it has been tested on disembodied samples of human hair, and the dye stayed put through dozens of washings.
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I tell him it's still better than the 3.5% wage cut my employer is trying to put through our union.
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Most pre-tournament modeling has been put through the shredder by the eliminations of traditional heavyweights like Germany and Spain.
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One of the biggest problems in ensuring medical devices are secure is the lengthy development time they are put through.
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Scobie acknowledged that he borrowed money from the company and that he put through some personal spending on company cards.
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It will be put through its paces in a daily aerobatic display by the PLAAF August 22001st Air Demonstration Team.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A life-like avatar called Cora is being put through her paces by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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Some brokers netting trades during the day to limit the amounts they put through the LME are also draining volumes.
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That tremendous power put through the filter of sound Jiu Jitsu would have been a truly terrifying prospect for opponents.
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Brady is at home being put through some massage by Guerrero when his oldest son, Jack, walks into the room.
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The warning was canceled soon after but the refugees stayed put through the night, tormented by aftershocks and barely sleeping.
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The sterilized bars are then ground up and put through a manufacturing line where they&aposre remolded into new bars.
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You're someone who's been outspoken about lifting women's voices, but you've also been put through the ringer online by strangers.
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"They're meant to be tested first and put through their paces before they're bought and put into the field," she says.
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In the coming days, the rocket will be put through its paces to learn what happened to it during its flight.
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Marie recalls that when she was in the cage the hardest part was just remembering which ball she already put through.
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Spruce Pine quartz is highly pure to begin with, and purer still after being put through several rounds of froth flotation.
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Dutch firm NN Investment Partners has stayed put through the volatility, having picked Chinese businesses it believes have strong underlying fundamentals.
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Eventually, BuzzFeed News got put through to Coultrup, the former Army Special Forces colonel, who was in no mood to talk.
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I'm just saying, the ultimate revenge for being put through this terrible campaign would be to secretly vote for Hillary Clinton.
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At one end of the room, a slip of paper is put through a slot, covered in strange marks and symbols.
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These efforts will likely come as a relief, considering digital health products are seldom put through rigorous studies to determine efficacy.
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" "I want to thank the American Police officer this am that helped resolve what I was put through today with TSA.
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It had previously been put through clinical trials in 2015, but a lack of investment stopped the drug from progressing further.
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I deeply regret and grieve for each and every one of Casey's family members who were put through so much pain.
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Pao got caught up in the story, and was put through the wringer in a way that was depressing to watch.
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In physical testing, which began on Friday, players were put through the paces to measure agility, strength, speed, balance and endurance.
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With minutes of its release, the latest indictment was unrecognizable after being put through the centrifuge of the Washington spin machine.
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Plus, I'm every fan of the MCU has a soft spot for Barnes, who has really been put through the ringer.
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"We were put through the worst of it," said Ms. Horton, who taught Sergeant Bergdahl ballet and remains close with the soldier.
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More than 4,000 artists from around the world applied for the job and 125 were chosen and put through three weeks training.
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If Apple were to put through a price increase on any of these services, I'd feel compelled to keep paying for it.
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Four minutes later, he slotted past Armani again after he was put through on goal by a deft pass from Oliver Giroud.
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The SuperDraco thrusters had been tested thoroughly, including being put through their paces over 600 times at SpaceX's Texas facility, Koenigsmann said.
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When someone tries to ring those blacklisted, they are forced to listen to a prerecorded message before the call is put through.
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Apple has been put through the wringer over the reliability of its butterfly keyboards for the past few years, and rightly so.
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Mark is then put through the ringer of the black American experience, as imagined by the woman who wrote The Wonder Years.
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Ultimately, with Allergan's stock put through the meat grinder this year, Cramer believes Wall Street is ignoring Allergan's long-term growth potential.
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From gallivanting across sandy beaches to trekking through the city in open-toed sandals, our feet have been put through the wringer.
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This is another way of saying that the energy associated with the Dog will be, in essence, put through an earth filter.
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The AI system will next be put through clinical trials to see if it can be used in a more widespread way.
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Once deployed and ready to go, the helicopter will be put through a series of flight tests, none longer than 90 seconds.
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In most cases, orders were put through under a victim's account and delivered to addresses often not even in the victim's state.
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Before a garment can be put through a shredder, all the buttons and zippers must be removed, and that takes manual labor.
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Once back on the ground, Volkov, Kelly and Kornienko were taken into a medical tent where they were put through their paces.
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The Impromptu is structured like a Baroque passacaglia, with an insistent chorale-like theme put through myriad tinkling, brash and eerie variations.
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The sample was used to make a small section of a cardboard box and then put through a series of strength tests.
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Lamar adds he's been put through hell over the last few years ... claiming Sherri's lied about his character and sabotaged his career.
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The rest of the beast is used for stewing or put through the meat grinder to become burgers, sausages, meatloaf or meatballs.
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Her heart is put through the wringer once again when she discovers in the Burgue that he had not died after all.
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Brady, who helped put through the tax law passed in December, is working on a "phase two" of the Republican tax plan.
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Of course, the gimmick with the film is the digital de-aging technology the 3 stars were put through -- especially De Niro.
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A plastic bag, if put through recycling processes like Novolex's, can be remade into a new plastic product over and over indefinitely.
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So yes, some boys have been kicked out of college unjustly, or put through a bad system and been traumatized by it.
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Mikael Owunna: When I was 20053 years old, I was put through a series of exorcisms in Nigeria due to my sexuality.
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In one instance, in Game 1, he was put through the rinse cycle, futilely chasing Curry and whiffing on a block attempt.
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Mansmann was called in for questioning after surveillance tapes caught her exiting the bathroom, and was put through interviews for three weeks.
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Her terror at being put through this -- against her wishes, and after living with the original trauma of the assault -- is unimaginable.
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"The program seeks strong university graduates that are put through a rigorous, year-long development and exposure program at BBOXX," Nzirabatinya said.
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A sample of 51 banks that will be put through the European Banking Authority's stress test won't include Greek or Portuguese banks.
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It's now up to the state legislature — and Congress — to protect other families from the hell that the Pardos were put through.
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But taken together and put through the filter of Google's machine learning, I think they have a chance to be something really special.
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In San Antonio, more than a dozen people were put through scenarios of tracking live shooters on campus and shooting back, if necessary.
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That round is what actually counts toward who gets delegates — those numbers are put through a complicated formula to determine state-level delegates.
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A plain old phone charger There's literally no iPhone user who will turn down a new charger — these things get put through hell.
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In order to understand how to proceed with Netflix and IBM, Cramer first outlined why the stocks were put through the meat grinder.
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Lightning Cable iPhone chargers get put through hell and there's not an iPhone user on earth who will turn down a new one.
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At the Love Lab, the women were put through a series of "scientific" experiments to determine their numerical score of compatibility with Ben.
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But this morning, at an event in New York, the Galaxy Fold was on full display, ready to be put through its paces.
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Then, my fuckwit of a boyfriend decided to put through both the Cadbury's Creme Egg and the Fudge as his first round selections.
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It suggests that if he tries to put through all his proposals, he will divide the country and generate significant mid-term blowback.
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" Here is her statement, in full: "I just want to say that I have been put through an incredibly hard and trying time.
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Refurbished devices have been returned to Dell, put through the production process, and then retested to ensure they meet all original factory specifications.
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The pets are put through their paces by their owners or trainers before a panel of latex-clad dominatrixes who serve as judges.
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She believes police need to be given the power to refer survivors for treatment rather than arrested and put through the legal system.
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In terrorism-plagued countries like Afghanistan and Iraq, and across the Middle East, bags are put through scanners when travelers enter the airport.
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After carrying the phone around in my backpack for a day, the front screen looked like it had been put through the wash.
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Tilray: $55.3 million in sales, 255 cents of losses per share "The whole ganja group's been put through the meat grinder," Cramer said.
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In the end, all the DNA is collected, sequenced, and put through a computer program that reconstructs the locations of the original molecules.
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Nominees will be put through a comprehensive and rigorous process of researching and scoring across a wide range of quantitative and qualitative criteria.
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In 2015, the ACLU sued them on behalf of three men who were kidnapped by the CIA and put through its interrogation program.
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But, the benefits of the Reagiro wheelchair are still just speculation, as the redesign hasn't been put through any clinical trials as of yet.
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The system was put through three distinct tests, in which it maneuvered around the environment, transformed itself, gathered objects, and even delivered a letter.
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On the inside, if you're unable to "zero out a disk," or delete all its contents, it gets put through a metal shredding machine.
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Their devices be put through their paces in the second round of testing in July, and the winner will receive a $1.5 million prize.
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The paste-like mixture is then turned into small pellets, heated and put through large rollers to turn it into thin sheets of paper.
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The 29-year-old mom of Bodhi Soleil Reed Somerhalder was put through her yoga paces on Wednesday by her big brother Nathan Reed.
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Of course these presidents were put through the ringer, but their actions did not sound the call for a referendum on white male presidents.
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The next group of women lucky enough to be put through hell on a group date were Emily, Shushanna, Sam, Olivia, Haley and Amanda.
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Instead, it seems possible that they will simply be put through the system again, making the process more of a retrial than an appeal.
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While Governor Andrew Cuomo recently put through two executive orders addressing the wage gap, she believes young women must continue to push for justice.
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Barry Weiss is being put through the wringer following his nasty motorcycle accident, and he has more obstacles ahead on his road to recovery.
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In the 27 years since its publication, Fukuyama's treatise has been put through the wringer by critics from both sides of the political aisle.
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If the parties involved do not come to terms, the country could default, and the markets could be put through another summer of tumult.
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After besting Cain Velasquez the first time around, dos Santos was put through the meat grinder by Velasquez in their second and third fight.
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Both the United States and, of late, the European Union have put through punitive tariffs to deter dumping by Chinese and other steel makers.
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Later, they were put through rigorous bodybuilding and target practice, familiarizing themselves with an array of assault weapons — some still too heavy to carry.
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The samples were also put through eight cycles of thawing and freezing -- something they would likely experience on the moon as the temperatures shift.
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Instead, travelers are funneled to specific airports and put through an inspection known as enhanced screening, which cannot prove whether someone has the virus.
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It's then sent to a lab and put through a process called a polymerase chain reaction, which detects specific genetic material within the virus.
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Christina Kramlich, a financial advisor, said her firm, Chicory Wealth, has built a portfolio of companies that rank high when put through ESG screening.
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The massive German automaker had masked this fact by installing software on the cars that recognized when they were being put through emissions testing.
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New York (CNN Business)SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule has been tested in a vacuum, jostled in an acoustic chamber and put through computer simulations.
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Alexa upped its game significantly since it was put through the wringer last year, more than doubling the number of questions it attempted to answer.
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Alvin Tan, the company's public policy lead for Southeast Asia, remained silent next to Milner as he was put through the wringer by the minister.
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His ideas and stuff need to be put through more, because not enough people are informed, they just know all the bad stuff he said.
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All of these people having been put through hell because Rod Rosenstein couldn&apost do what he should have done -- HANNITY: And he&aposs conflicted.
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Two days after the astronauts returned to Earth, each of them were put through the same battery of physical tests they received prior to launch.
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So [the reconstruction] is the system's interpretation of the film (and the other films I put through the models), based on its limited representational 'understanding.
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Facebook's efforts to curtail the spread of misinformation on its services were put through their biggest test yet on Tuesday by the U.S. midterm elections.
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Despite the feel-good story surrounding Bed Bath & Beyond, one trader is betting big that the stock is about to get put through the wash.
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I can't say as I'm always excited to try out the latest Xperia handset, but this is one I'll want to put through its paces.
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I'm committed to nonviolence, so being put through that kind of interrogation and being threatened with a felony is not how people should be treated.
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"And they may actually be able to do it because — you remember — they put through a price increase," the host of CNBC's "Mad Money" said.
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It's just another ludicrous day out at the racetrack for the Tesla, which was put through its paces at the the Palm Beach International Raceway.
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It's not billed as a sweat-proof formula, but it's actually so long-wearing that it stays put through my 2-mile post-work runs.
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Instead, they will be funneled to specific airports and put through an inspection known as "enhanced screening," which cannot prove whether someone has the virus.
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The thing device is going to be put through a lot of work, so you should invest in something that can cope with the demand.
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After the rats were put through a month of daily hourlong workouts at a moderate pace, the hearts of some of them were examined microscopically.
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"The image provided by the customer is scanned and individually put through the printer using inkjet, sized and placed on the cake," Ms. McArthur explained.
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The idea that the key word in "The Paris Diversion" is "diversion," and that we are being put through something very petty, is just unthinkable.
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They are put through intense workouts on tasks ranging from tackling basic infiltration efforts via system compromise to full loss of control of the network.
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Likewise, in "Le Cirque Medrano" (18503), exuberant performing figures are put through Léger's mechanical meat grinder and expelled into the hyperreal dominion of entertainment simulacrum.
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"Price increases that the market put through..offset the impact of that reduced Ogden rate, reflecting the fact that claims were becoming more expensive," Jones said.
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Even the very nostalgic realm of mid-to-late aughts pop punk been put through the lens of Netflix's beloved lanky, Ice-T-loving stand-up.
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Each charger was put through a basic test that would be required for the chargers if they were to be sold in brick-and-mortar shops.
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And, in fact, 32 of the top deans, scholars, and attorneys, government officials have concurred that the president&aposs choice will be confirmed and put through.
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" Hicks said she would still have gone to work for the Trump team if she had known about "the hell that (she) would be put through.
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Edinson Cavani, put through by Nicolas Lodeiro, was one-on-one with Talavera but the goalkeeper closed him down and blocked his effort after 30 minutes.
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Two other groups were put through grueling morning exercise of running and cycling four times a week; one group ate before exercise and the other after.
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Kesha's attorneys also claim the singer was "put through hell" by Dr. Luke in the years following the alleged assault, including being obsessed with her weight.
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The planters move along a wall of LED lights for 10 days, and are then put through a harvesting machine that shaves off the leafy greens.
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"The other larger companies that are flush with cash need that content to put through their pipes, whatever those pipes might be," Ovitz said on Thursday.
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Oftentimes when dough is put through a press, it's augmented with unnatural oils and chemicals designed to keep the dough from shrinking back into a ball.
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Their contestants — Langston Kerman, Bowen Yang, and Nore Davis — were put through multiple-choice questions, critical thinking, and a talent portion to prove their woke status.
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Nearly 11,000 initial designs were whittled down to a final two after a panel shortlist of 40 was then put through a two stage public referendum.
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What the video showed As a pledge of the fraternity, Piazza was put through "the gauntlet," in which he moved from station to station drinking alcohol.
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With the help of counselors Dr. Ish and Dr. V, the couples are put through a series of tests to determine if their relationship can survive.
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Logically, it ought to be the four suitors who should be put through their paces, yet it's she who rises to one partnering challenge after another.
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There are fan artists who stopped creating because of the shit they've been put through there—everything from rape threats and death threats to character assassination.
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Before Collins was debriefed by Searchlight , he was put through an elaborate security routine that included changing cars and getting into a taxi with two minders.
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This is food that has taken great thought and an intense amount of research, and then been put through a filter of creative, modern Australian sensibilities.
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As her fame grows, there've been death threats on social media, complaints to child services, even shit put through the mail slot in the family's door.
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StageHoloLive had put through a formal request for her to observe that evening's show to make sure there were no technical glitches from the Superwally end.
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On airplanes, fliers breathe a mix of air pulled from the atmosphere and recirculated air put through filters that remove more than 99.9 percent of microbes.
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They argue that Donald Trump Jr. was put through the ringer for trying and failing to secure Clinton campaign dirt from a Russian lawyer in 22019.
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Nothing in the quote explicitly disparages the Thunder (and since this is how the information gets put through the prism, it's not talking about Russell Westbrook, either).
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Going into it, I had the most serious injury I've ever sustained on The Challenge, and that's saying a lot 'cause I've been put through the ringer.
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"If we put through lower tax rates under [Donald] Trump and if we also end the deductibility of interest, that skews very well for Disney, " Crockett said.
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That water is put through a water cooler—the opposite of a radiator—located above the platform, which, in turn, lets off chilled air to commuters below.
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Grande has been put through the ringer these past two years, with two break ups and the death of her ex boyfriend Mac Miller in 2018 alone.
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" Jones told the newspaper: "Anything that happens before and during the debate, we put through the same news lines of, 'Is this worth incorporating into the conversation?
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Ballots can be torn when they are put through a scanner and a sensitive scanner can count a mark where a pencil just rested as a vote.
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"We also need to see these products being put through a set of safety tests by cosmetics companies, to judge their potential long-term dangers," she explains.
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However, one trader says that, after getting put through the ringer, the stock finally has to recover when the company reports earnings after the bell on Tuesday.
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The mice remained on their meagre commons for three days before being returned to standard rodent chow for ten days and then put through the cycle again.
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The intricacy and delicate nature of biologics call for biosimilars to be carefully tested and put through a scrupulous approval process at the hands of the FDA.
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T-Mobile dropped a video showing the brand new Samsung flagship being put through its paces on the carrier's LTE network in its Bellevue, Washington research lab.
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I understand if you live a certain way and if things mean so much to you, being put through an analytic sieve can feel quite violent, actually.
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Subjects are first put through an extensive battery of tests, including hourly blood draws and scans of their body fat and bone mass, in a hospital setting.
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Wheat milled in the basement each day is mixed with upstate flour, then put through a leisurely fermentation to produce a crust that's seductively light, even delicate.
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In the last movement of Beethoven's final piano sonata, a sublimely simple theme is put through an astonishing set of variations — until the mystical final few minutes.
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Some of the best tracks sound as if the original song was put through a chiptune music filter and uploaded, staying incredibly faithful to their source material.
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To me, America is about justice, and the inequality and the inequity that she's suffered and been put through has been horrendous to observe as a father.
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The North Korean missile's maximum velocity was "far below" that, Mr. Han said, casting doubt that it had been put through a proper atmospheric re-entry test.
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In his 1971 film "Basic Training," Mr. Wiseman followed a company of drafted and enlisted men at Fort Knox, Ky., as it is put through its paces.
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Just ask the actors being put through a zombie bootcamp for Universal Studios Hollywood's latest theme park attraction "The Walking Dead," based on the hit AMC series.
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"This was always a case that could have been prosecuted here and it's shameful that Lauri and his family have been put through this terrible ordeal," she said.
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The tariffs, put through in June 2018 by the Trump administration, targeted countries that "dumped" steel into the United States, a practice that involved artificially lowering commodity costs.
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While I was hoping she wouldn't, I know first hand what it's like being put through the Trump wood chipper..what she's going through right now is crazy.
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The 4K display was put through a series of rigorous tests prior to its commercial debut, having achieved full compliance with the Digital Cinema Initiatives theater technology standards.
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Police detained four suspects on Sunday for questioning on suspicion of carrying body parts that were being put through forensic tests to establish whether they belonged to humans.
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The guys – which included Chad, Jordan, Christian, Nick and James T. – were put through a series of silly challenges so that Max and Marcellus could power rank them.
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It was even put through its paces at the controls of a Boeing 737—though those controls were installed in a flight simulator rather than a real aircraft.
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Launched in November, the GOES-251 weather satellite is still being put through its paces, but that doesn't mean it isn't already taking part in some cool science.
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Developmental problems Much of what happens at the clinic also happens fast; as the youngest victims of the world's newest pandemic are put through a barrage of tests.
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Samsung has been quick to deny any rumors that the phone has been altogether canceled, and Koh reiterated that the Fold is still being put through its paces.
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The law was put through by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition of conservatives and social democrats following a campaign from group Third Option that backed the changes.
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"No child should be put through the dangerous and inhumane practice of conversion therapy," Chad Griffin, president of LGBTQ rights organization Human Rights Campaign, said in a statement.
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The hybrid possibilities of high voltage are shown by an experimental Ford Focus being put through its paces by the Advanced Diesel-Electric Powertrain (ADEPT) consortium, in Britain.
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If Bikkannavar, an employee of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a pre-cleared Global Entry participant, can be detained and put through the ringer, so can anyone else.
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In the TV series, Mr. Willis's character is played by Aaron Stanford, and he was put through quite a lot in Season 1, in several different time periods.
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With two kids to put through college one day, Dahleen also prioritized funding their 529 plans, a tax-advantaged, state-sponsored investment account with high annual contribution limits.
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Turns out, how often you should be getting your hair trimmed can depend on both your hair type and the amount of wear and tear it's put through.
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The walls there were painted with Peignoir, which looks like lilac satin lingerie that has been mistakenly put through the laundry with a pair of dark-wash jeans.
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It's Andrew W.K. put through the washing machine, taking cues from bad albums by great artists and twisting Grimes-esque post-pop sensibilities into chaotic, malevolent new forms.
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Because it is so new, it has not been put through anywhere close to the rigorous testing that would give it a stamp of approval from skeptical cryptographers.
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Her acts of mind are more bracing than the story of SH, which feels thin and sepia-toned, like a photograph put through one of those antiquing apps.
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" Trump to the prayer breakfast: "As everybody knows, my family, our great country, & your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest & corrupt people.
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Then, when the decision blew up, he shrugged and wondered in public why his nominee would want to be put through such a process in the first place.
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Dancers of flamenco, Memphis jookin, virtuoso modern dance, tap and from several ballet companies — as well as the clown Bill Irwin — were all put through their tap paces.
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"As everybody knows, my family, our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people," Mr. Trump said.
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In addition, having spent 25 years on spin cycle being put through the wringer, Clinton is not going to wilt like Bush did when Trump picks on her.
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"My hypothesis on the disconnect is that women are not in the right network (or) they're either being put through a tighter screen," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"In the last 50 days, the people have been put (through) enormous hardship and suffering," said P. Chidambaram, a senior leader from opposition Congress party and former finance minister.
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In his partly roofless, cobweb-filled house on a government frontline with the formerly rebel-held eastern Ghouta district of Jobar, al-Masri stayed put through years of conflict.
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"In their motion they raised the possibility that she's being put through the wringer of a criminal prosecution as retribution for being a plaintiff in our suit," Michelman explained.
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Iran had seen no orders put through for the month of May and had seen its oil exports slow since the Trump administrations sanctions went into place in November.
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Since I never fit neatly into the gender boxes, I was put through the ringer — see: emotional, psychological, and verbal abuse from peers, strangers, and, unfortunately, even my family.
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"A lot of cases of someone who is wrongfully convicted include a false confession, where someone was put through coercive interrogation techniques that led them to break," she explained.
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At NBP, Annie's put through the same questioning as Owen, including the baffling final question which is really just an empty prompt, with no real question ever being asked.
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After all the "hell" she was put through, as Kesha sings in her Best Pop Solo-nominated hit, she now literally has the entire force of music behind her.
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Trainees are put through a myriad of challenges beyond the traditional classroom — from firearms instruction and active shooter and combat drills on a virtual simulator, to evasive driving techniques.
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"In short, the Fed should be careful what it wishes for" as it decides how many to put through as the economy heats up, the "Mad Money" host said.
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There's this one from MWC, and today the company dropped another more behind-the-scenes video, in which the forthcoming foldable is put through Samsung's in-house stress testing.
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BECKY QUICK: Brian, you said one of the reasons you're here today is because you are looking for more women to kind of put through the ranks at Target.
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In his time on the show, the character was put through the ringer -- a violent attack, a divorce, a number of devastating patient losses, an awkward facial hair phase.
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Forty men were brought to the lab and put through a stress test, where they had to give a speech in front of steely-faced scientists in white coats.
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ON SUNDAY April 17th the lower house of Brazil's congress held a special session to vote on whether the president, Dilma Rousseff, should be put through an impeachment trial.
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Sources close to the adoption tell TMZ Khalid got put through the ringer Saturday -- with a 4-hour long interview and vetting process at L.A.'s Bark n' Bitches.
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In 2009 the G20, a club of big economies, decided that simple derivatives contracts should all be put through clearing-houses, rather than settled directly between the two parties.
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While the lion people engage in a Bacchanal-style orgy, alcohol and dance fest, and Laurie and John mingle on the sidelines, Matt is put through a mental ringer.
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WASHINGTON — The Kennedy Center's first expansion in its nearly half-century history had just opened, and its new spaces were being put through their paces for the first time.
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Proponents say a private entity could sign contracts with vendors more quickly than if deals are put through the FAA's procurement process, which also is subject to budget instability.
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I'M CURIOUS IF YOU THINK HE'S BEEN SUCCESSFUL, WE HAVE TAX POLICY THAT HE'S TRYING TO PUT THROUGH, WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE UNITED STATES?
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The Patriots have wreaked havoc on opposing offenses, and Baker Mayfield could be put through hell on Sunday, based on how the Patriots treated Sam Darnold in Week 7.
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When asked if we could speak with a representative of Tablem Limited, she hung up and put through a voicemail message saying Nobel Trust was closed at the moment.
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I think it's probably just the sound of passing cars put through spring reverb, and the shot just lingers far too long for it to have any narrative meaning.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have been arrested and put through mass trials for events that took place during the coup at scores of military bases and government institutions.
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Today, few fair-minded Americans probably believe President Clinton should have been impeached by the House or that our nation should have been put through such a ruinous spectacle.
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"We have to move past Washington mentality that suggests that the bigness of plans only consists of how many trillions of dollars they put through the Treasury," he said.
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She said there appeared to be no additional security on her flight; it is a relatively small regional route and her hand luggage wasn't even put through a scanner.
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Skyy detailed the pain and anguish she was put through as a result of Tekashi's actions in her victim impact statement, and she elaborates on that here with us.
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But many of the systems that were put through their paces -- including the S-300 and S-400 air-defense systems -- are weapons that Russia has exported to China.
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Rosenfeld will help with the transition, guiding Van de Put through the various lines of its global business spanning products from Cadbury chocolates to Ritz crackers to Trident gum.
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"The U.N. Security Council has put through several resolutions and sanctions have all along been put in place but everyone can see whether they've had actual results," she added.
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He was dramatically reelected in 2002, after far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen was put through to the second round of voting, displacing the then-PM Lionel Jospin.
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The businessman and GOP hopeful returned to The Tonight Show on Monday and was put through the HR ringer by Fallon in a mock interview for the Oval Office.
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Typically, Supreme Court nominees go through a process known as "murder boards," where they are put through extensive questioning similar to what they'll face from the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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After being put through their paces, the 9- and 10-year-old girls and boys stood in line on the school's main patio to pick up pancakes and hot chocolate.
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And, when you consider all the kooky things bagels have been put through lately — looking at you unicorn, rainbow, galaxy, and Flaming Hot Cheeto bagels — this rendition seems pretty tame.
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For example, on a super windy day, Poncho might include the fact that today's wind (when put through GE's wind turbines) could produce enough power to light up the Grammys.
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"People don't know what I was put through in order for me to confess," Melissa, now 30, tells PEOPLE in a prison interview in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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You'd think that after seeing all of the speculation Theroux's wife, Jennifer Aniston, is constantly put through he would know how sensitive the topic is for a number of reasons.
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We've seen both Oppo and Vivo do it in the span of a few weeks, and the latter's Nex smartphone has already been put through the teardown process at MyFixGuide.
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Many of these new businesses seem to be operating under the idea that by the time charges against them are put through the court system, the laws will have changed.
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Around 800 hopefuls are put through the paces to see if they can keep up with a Rafael Nadal backhand, with just about 100 people selected for the coveted spots.
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According to the FDA, Zhang's initial application to have the procedure put through clinical trials was denied, and he promised to avoid performing it stateside until he could gain approval.
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Both sound like a fresh and weird amalgamation of Pavement and Beck and Ween but put through the filters Brian Eno used on his Here Come the Warm Jets album.
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We gathered it might be something about heavy (and soft) metals being put through pressure, but it finally became so dry that we weren't able to spread it at all.
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The other is to find a genuine cryptographic collision, which would mean it's possible to generate inputs that, when put through the bitcoin address hashing algorithm, generate an identical pair.
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In reports this week: Amazon's face-recognition platform, Rekognition, matched 28 members of Congress with mugshots when it was put through testing by the ACLU, which announced the results Thursday.
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Your gaming gear is probably going to be put through a lot of work in the coming weeks, so it might be a good idea to invest in a spare.
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But defenders say that the risk of being put through such public humiliation sends a "don't do the crime" message to would-be malefactors, especially of the white-collar variety.
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They're about having too much and being punished for it, of being put through the ringer by your social context and being unable to come out the other end unscathed.
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"There are discussions we've having with FOX about what things we can do, discussions with NBC, things that we can put through our own channels that satisfy fans," Phelps said.
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Now, having been put through Cromer's less-is-everything makeover, it's even more resonant on Broadway: a tragedy about fiction, both the kind we read and the kind we live.
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Franken is fully aware that even the most thrown-off or nominally irreverent quip can become toxic after being put through what Franken calls the "de-humorizer" of partisan America.
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The new legislation put through sweeping changes, including roughly doubling the standard deduction to $220,22018 for singles ($24,000 for married joint filers), eliminating personal exemptions and trimming individual income tax rates.
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Still, Beyond Burger is processed (the plant ingredients are put through heating, cooling and pressure to turn them into a meaty substance), no more than vegan junk food, say some critics.
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Lillith is currently living with a foster family, who can attest to the dog's love for belly rubs and her overall trusting nature, even after the pain she's been put through.
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Future's not about to let his son be put through the legal system with some government-appointed briefcase -- he's getting the best attorneys for the kid and has his back 100%.
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"As everybody knows, my family, our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people," Trump said at the annual event.
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Once the truck arrived, she was put through a battery of medical examinations, stripped of her gaming attire, and placed in a holding cell where she would regain consciousness hours later.
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Some 475,000 arrears-only cases, worth £2.2bn, will initially be put through the write-off process; the department estimates that £1.9bn will be written off without any further attempt to collect.
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VanAllen, who did testify, said that in addition to the trauma from the abuse she suffered she was also put through the wringer by people who called her character into question.
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I have never felt this violated in my entire life I want to thank the American Police officer this am that helped resolve what I was put through today with TSA.
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"I truly believe in the depths of my soul that I was put through that situation for a reason because I had a major wake-up call — like major," Hill said.
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Republicans are aggressively aiming to have four conservative jurists receive their confirmations to federal appeals courts this week, even threatening weekend work if all four are not put through the chamber.
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The security services, headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, have imprisoned more than 5,000 suspects, some of whom are put through a reform program aimed at deterring them from rebellion.
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New arrivals are put through a training course where they are taught how to handle basic Russian weaponry, Kurdish language skills, and the ideological and historical background to the Kurds' fight.
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All of the tableware was subjected to a stress test designed by their operating partner, Stephen Starr: put through the dishwasher 20 times to see if that metallic glaze remained intact.
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The result is that one of the leading candidates for the nomination has largely escaped the kind of scrutiny his opponents have been put through and that should worry every Democrat.
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On a recent weeknight, the S.A.R. team — which includes Mr. Kolb's two sons, Gordie and Henri — was put through power-play drills and scrimmaging by its longtime head coach, Howie Falkenstein.
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However instead of sticking to the traditional lyrics we all know and love, Cabello sung a version that had been put through the Google Translate wringer a few too many times.
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After the boats are built, they are put through sea trials, which involve loading the vessels with bags of sand to simulate carrying a full complement of passengers, Mr. Clark said.
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Of course, this is actually a testament to Mueller's extreme caution and commitment to fairness, but put through the right-wing distortion machine it becomes a partisan conspiracy within the FBI.
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This week, Trump's nominations for his Cabinet are due to be put through the ringer in confirmation hearings, which could even be delayed due to a lack of important disclosures and vetting.
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And they were put through by Democrats, liberals, conservatives, all of the likes, they were confirmed, they were put forward, and that&aposs why those names have been proffered by the president.
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The show features drag queens being put through a series of challenges, culminating each week with the top two contestants lip-syncing for the power to send one of their peers home.
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Off-grid solar has not been put through the rigours of a large, randomised, controlled trial, of the sort that scientific researchers like to use to test relationships between cause and effect.
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Moore said this change has severely limited the possibility of genetic genealogy for the moment, but Parabon is still working on about 200 cases that had already been put through the database.
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The 255 companies polled expect their own health-care expenses would rise by an average of 21 percent in 6003, once they have put through plan design updates for the new year.
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After coming back down to Earth, Rubins, Ivanishin and Onishi were put through a battery of medical tests to see how they fared after months in the weightlessness of the Space Station.
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At Maria Tash's three piercing studios — located in New York, London, and Rome — new looks are put through a series of trials and tests before they make it into the beauty zeitgeist.
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"In short, the Fed should be careful what it wishes for" as it decides how many interest rate hikes to put through as the economy heats up, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Syrian refugees applying for resettlement in the US are put through a multi-step screening process before they're able to enter the US, and the process can take up to two years.
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U.S. Treasury yields have been falling since the Federal Reserve put through its first interest rate cut in over a decade on Wednesday, with the 5003-year yield dipping to its Nov.
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The SDF has said the fighters staying put through waves of evacuations are the most hardened foreign militants, wanted by governments around the world, who are likely to fight to the death.
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Doctors are trained to save lives, and so patients with progressive, terminal illnesses like Alzheimer's are put through the same battery of expensive diagnostic tests that otherwise healthy patients are regularly given.
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Like Via Cava, Bloom was a part of the generation who had been put through trying times during the Depression, which reportedly had an impact on her view towards money and empathy.
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You either bring in someone from the inside who's just been put through the ringer, or you bring in someone who's not familiar with the company — and that's a more difficult task.
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They were put through boot-camp training and Dale Carnegie personal development courses, originally paid $15 per game (before taxes), and barred from being seen in costume with alcohol, gum or cigarettes.
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I prefer this slightly more casual and flexible version of the bag, which you can tell has actually been put through its paces but still manages to maintain its original versatile style.
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Minadeo said the newer girls in the team were being put through a crash course in matches so that they go into the Rio tournament with plenty of experience of top competition.
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I'd just got [Native Instruments production equipment] Maschine on loan so I was playing with the percussion hits on there—that's what your hearing on the track, put through mad long delays.
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So it might make some sense to take advice from a guy who was put through the public wringer only to come back when all seemed lost—except for one major difference.
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Drake, Kanye West, Migos and Tyler Perry got put through the ringer before being allowed to perform at Philips Arena in ATL ... while Amy Schumer and Bon Jovi got the VIP treatment.
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" She added, "The reality is that even if only one young person was put through it, that's enough because of the harm that we're causing them and our responsibility to protect minors.
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It's helpful to see that a voice as original, hilarious and sometimes as infuriating as his was put through the same Struggle and Starve meat grinder that most of us go through.
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This offbeat animated series has been telling some fairly dark stories in its homestretch, so fans can expect to be put through an emotional wringer before the cult favorite reaches its conclusion.
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VW has admitted using software that circumvented U.S. and California pollution rules by fully activating the exhaust scrubbing systems only when a car was being put through precisely prescribed government emissions tests.
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Ramaphosa said Tuesday that the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party is to put through parliament an amendment to the South African constitution that would permit the seizing of land without compensation.
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"As everybody knows, my family, our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people," Trump said at the outset of his speech.
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The dogs were also well looked after — they were loved, I think it's fair to say, and were put through very extensive training, given little space suits, and were climatized for this environment.
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Along with Apa, 21, and Melton, 28, celebrity trainer Alex Fine also works with the show's Cole Sprouse, Mark Consuelos, Casey Cott and Hart Denton, who are put through two workouts a day.
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He said Trump's team would be best served by making sure they have someone to put through the confirmation process by mid-spring in order to prevent a leadership drop off next November.
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As the new hire at an extermination company that deals with some fairly vicious and viscous insects, the user is put through some paces with how to kill virtual bugs in real space.
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"Studies like this are hard to do in humans," Sharples says, adding that the volunteers were complete weight lifting newbies who agreed to be put through seven weeks of really intense iron pumping.
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In a compound run by the seasoned instructor Master Durand (an aging Jean-Claude Van Damme, star of the original "Kickboxer," from which this version lifts elements), Kurt is put through his paces.
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The experimental plane will be put through a number of tests over the next four years in an effort to demonstrate that electrical propulsion can make planes quieter, more efficient, and environmentally friendly.
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He touts the virtues of de-escalation training, where officers are put through realistic scenarios and taught to speak softly, maintain a safe distance, and take other steps to avoid using deadly force.
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By the finale of the entire series, these characters who have thoroughly been put through the ringer finally find some semblance of peace, whether it's the life they had hoped for or not.
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So Trump's supporters would wind up furious that he was put through what they regarded as an overwrought exercise with a foregone conclusion, while the frustration of Trump's detractors would be exponentially multiplied.
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Becky was still partial to Tech — the school had great academics, and the free ride wouldn't hurt, given that the Malatares still had two more kids to put through high school and college.
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Since Bakish took the helm, Viacom, which owns film and television properties including MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, BET, VH1 and Paramount Pictures, has put through cost-cutting and boosted its intellectual property wares.
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They are being put through a two-week training course and will be responsible for maintaining public safety, tracking down any Islamic State fighters in hiding, preventing revenge killings and generally keeping order.
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The challenge is designing blocks that click together yet separate easily, retain bright colors, and survive the rigors of being put through a laundry load, or the weight of an unknowing parent's foot.
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From being thrown onto a conveyor belt by a busy airport employee to being dragged to your Airbnb at the top of a "walking only" hill in Mykonos, they're put through a lot.
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The boy is being put through a mandatory program in a youth detention center and may be released from custody in five years, but only if he is considered purged of Islamic State views.
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Whatever the cause, the effect has been a series of individuals put through a wringer of public scrutiny -- rather than a quiet vetting -- that leads to a moment of recognition: the nomination is untenable.
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So the idea that they want -- every email he ever put through in the White House as a staff secretary these things like -- is not relevant to how he would rule on the law.
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He seems to succeed… until he gets to the airport and realizes Willy's gun, and all of its fatherly baggage, is still in his backpack, which he's about to put through the metal detectors.
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Of 37 countries in Africa, Europe, Asia and North America put through the test, most were graded with a red or yellow light, meaning progress remains to be made, the Washington-based organization said.
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At the same time, though, the fact that someone has to be put through a security check that can take months (or longer) raises questions about the "undue hardship" standard given to consular officers.
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And since that last sentence could be said both about men I'd like to meet and men I'd like to put through a paper shredder, if I'm walking somewhere, my battle face is, too.
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The feeling is Harrison might have gotten preferential treatment because he's a celebrity, but his lawyer, Steve Hofer, tells TMZ Ford was put through the ringer, and any notion of preferential treatment is ridiculous.
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We need to make sure also that if this is going to be put through public policy, it needs to not be done unilaterally through this administration, through executive order, or by the EPA.
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The 18 women, plus four reserves, were selected from a shortlist of 28 who were put through their paces in qualifiers at the Circuito de Almeria in southern Spain after earlier trials in Austria.
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"Like others, I was seriously concerned Justina would never recover physically or mentally from the trauma she was being put through, and it was even possible she could die," he wrote through an intermediary.
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In a statement, the Russian energy ministry said one of the two power-generating blocks at a new power station in the Crimean city of Simferopol had been put through a successful test run.
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They are then put through a variety of training settings, like detecting explosives in a sparsely furnished room and finding odors in an area set up to look like a crowded airport boarding area.
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He was put through training, partnered with Airman 2nd Class Robert Throneburg, and sent to Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon, Vietnam, to be a guard dog with the 377th Air Police Squadron.
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"We are having to, at a fundamental level, subvert the conditioning that all actors are put through — right from like, high school acting — which is that no is a dangerous word," Ms. Warden said.
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"He felt sitting around the boardroom table and looking at those guys in the eyes after what he'd been put through was not a particularly attractive option," the person close to Mr. Sorrell said.
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An Egyptian mummy on display at the American Museum of Natural History was put through a CT scanner, and the images revealed the outlines of what look like flattened pin curls on her skull.
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A friend referred her to Stewart's post and soon she was interviewing and being put through the workout paces by Ralph, a fierce competitor who, as a player, had persevered through multiple knee operations.
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The vaccine he injected into his thigh at BodyHacking Con in Austin on Sunday wasn't something made in a fancy academic lab and put through the Food and Drug Administration's rigorous clinical trial application process.
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Hill was put through a rigorous interrogation by senators - the Washington Post in a recent story portrayed it as "withering skeptical questioning" - and some critics saw a double standard, saying Thomas got a smoother ride.
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The company claims its fibers stay put through rain, wind, and sweat, which makes sense since keratin is an inert substance, unlike the talc in GLH, which can turn into a gloppy mess when wet.
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The American jet landing on the Queen Elizabeth was due to be piloted by a Briton, and plucked from a common pool of F-35s being put through their paces by a joint test team.
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Fowler's tweet also included the hashtag "#novfxartistswereharmedinthemakingofthismovie," hopefully to assuage fears that the visual effects teams would not be put through the wringer trying to fix the character in time for the original November release.
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When the concert ended, with a standing ovation for the Mozart symphony, the first musicians he called to stand and be recognized were the woodwind players he had put through their paces the day before.
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Many of them have been put through lengthy tech support protocols on obviously broken phones only to be told that they would have to pay $329 for a refurbished phone that is still fundamentally flawed.
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Engineers at the Mars Helicopter project at JPL in Pasadena, California, have reached an important developmental milestone, in which a model of the helicopter was put through a series of critical flight tests, reports NASA.
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A handful seem to, and are now being put through their paces—firstly in bubbling bottles of rumen contents (the rumen is one of the animals' stomach chambers), and then in real cattle and sheep.
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While we're not suggesting that a gym outfit should require as much styling or attention as your 9-to-5 power ensemble, it is worthwhile to regularly upgrade the clothing you put through the wringer.
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Obama may want to opt in to emails just for the prospect of some of that sweet settlement cash — he has two kids to put through college, after all — but otherwise he should disable them.
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The theme of that piece is a bare, brutal motif of six notes, hammered out on the piano then put through variations that turn it, as Mr. Thomas suggested, assaultive, whimsical, ironic, frenzied and more.
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Altidore came close to scoring in the second half after being put through into the penalty area by Sacha Kljestan but he was denied by Serbia goalkeeper Filip Manojlovic who advanced swiftly off his line.
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Dirk Cotton retired at 52 from his job at AOL and told Business Insider's Liz Knueven that his two largest expenses were healthcare and supporting his children, whom he had yet to put through college.
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The physics and visual parameters were then put through Vezer, an audiovisual, timeline-based midi sequencer that would morph the appearance of strands over time, allowing it to take on a life of its own.
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That hide, which comes from a horse's hindquarters, is put through a complex treatment process, including two 30-day baths in the company's own special "liquor" and repeated shavings to reveal the remaining, supple shell.
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Before standing in the security check queue passengers had to attach a paper security tag to their carry-on bags, which were stamped manually by security personnel after the bags were put through the scanner.
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An image of a nude woman is put through numerous paces, multiplied different ways, in different colors, sometimes looking like an early Warhol painting, and is accompanied by an ecstatic blast of Philip Glass's music.
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Lori Loughlin may be all smiles outside the courtroom, but her professional life has been put through the ringer ever since she was indicted for allegedly bribing her daughters' ways into the University of Southern California.
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" He continued: "Bottom line: this is what drunk driving looks like and not a soul alive deserves to be put through this kind of life-altering trauma due to the irresponsible and disgraceful actions of others.
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Samples are transported in batches to laboratories run by the local centers for disease control, where they are put through machines that use a polymerase chain reaction — a form of D.N.A. analysis — to detect the virus.
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In the quest to make thinner devices, batteries—which catch fire if put through a recycler's shredder—are glued down and are hard for recyclers to remove; they're also used in an increasing number of electronics.
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Before a dog is placed, it's put through its paces by a canine behavioral specialist, who closely watches how the dog plays with toys and interacts with other dogs in a play yard, learns tricks, etc.
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Strike is a Humphrey Bogart-ish noir detective (he's nearly always right, nearly always unflappable, and nearly always the coolest person in the room), put through the mildest of Everyman filters (but also he is fat).
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I graduated last year (the ceremony was on 9/11) and I was pretty much doubting myself and all the efforts I put through college, especially because my nana passed away two days after my graduation.
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"First of all, the changes that they put through, we told them that they had to," Jim Piazza said, adding that Barron gave no indication that he was planning to implement those changes on his own.
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"I can't explain the torment I am put through when I have to choose paying my bills or buying the medicine I need," Mandile explains, lamenting the fact that the VA won't cover his medical cannabis.
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These models are off-lease refurbished (meaning they were previously leased by a company) and have been put through a rigorous restoration process to ensure that all specs work like new and match industry standard diagnostics.
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Macron has also managed to put through measures to increase transparency in parliamentary funding, to reduce wealth taxes in an attempt to make France more business friendly, as well as to liberalize the country's labor market.
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An inmate once described the meatballs in lock-up as tasting like an "entire groundhog was put through a wood chipper," and the cafeteria doesn't seem to ever step it up, even on days like Thanksgiving.
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Even though my body was being put through its paces—at one point I had a blue plaster on every other finger and a burn on my wrist that exposed the fat layer—I loved it.
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She also took comfort in Sansa — even as the poor girl was being put through an ever more baroque series of horrors, Turner often found it a more comfortable space to occupy than her own skin.
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Jesse then almost shot Walt as payback for all that he'd been put through by the rival drug dealers, which included physical torture and forcing Jesse to watch as Todd and his men killed his girlfriend.
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With the clock ticking on 21, company engineers are still finalizing details on New Glenn's design and just beginning to build model components that must be put through extreme testing, people familiar with the project said.
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Top-seeded American John Isner was put through the wringer before ultimately defeating compatriot Bradley Klahn 7-6 (2), 6-7 (5), 73-6 (5) and advancing to the quarterfinals at the Intrum Stockholm Open in Sweden.
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In this particular test, the prototype was paired up with MARCO POLO/Mars Pathfinder spacecraft and put through a series of drills in which it gathered soil and deposited it into a mock oven to be processed.
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Satire is an expression of my true beliefs put through the prism -- the reason why it's not news is the tools of satire are hyperbole and pun, and denigration, you know, sh-- you can't get away with.
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When put through Google translate from Chinese to English, with a little cleaning up, the e-mail reads: Hello: Your account information you provided was reviewed and we decided to allow you to re-sell on Amazon.com.
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This campaign failing to ship is particularly disheartening because the company even won Motorola and Indiegogo's Transform the Smartphone Challenge, after which it was put through Motorola's Accelerator Program where the phone company collaborated on the device.
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A group at Loughborough University did the strenuous job of tracking this theory with 14 men who were put through two tests: a one-hour bicycle ride and a one-hour bath in 104-degree-Fahrenheit water.
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A thick black-taped line was also put through his once-revered name on a timber board of ordained alumni in the front offices of St Patrick's College in Ballarat, Pell's hometown in the state of Victoria.
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Meghan Markle: It was just – you know it was just obvious that no matter what we were being put through that it was just temporary and that we were going to be able to get through that.
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"Seeing a little bit of a pause from the extremes that we've been put through over the past several weeks," said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank in New York.
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"The flavors that we make go into consumer goods that are baked, that are fried, that are frozen -- so, put through pretty rigorous processing, and they lose flavor," Juelg told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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The match appeared to kick off half an hour late and some media reports said that Senegal won 2-0 after Kim Young-gwon put through his own net and Moussa Konate scored in the 90th minute.
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At the Jamtlands Gymnasium high school in Ostersund, some 550 kilometers north of Stockholm, promising young skiers and biathletes are put through their paces four mornings a week by highly-qualified coaches at a local ski stadium.
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Rattled by all the women ganging up on her, the 23-year-old newscaster extraordinaire went big picture on everyone's ass and claimed herself and anyone who's been put through the reality TV wringer as a victim.
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Naren Young told the World's Best Bars that Dante "perfected" the Garibaldi, in part because it uses fresh-squeezed Navel OJ which is then put through a Breville juicer to give it a "fluffiness" in the glass.
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We couldn't find any in a quick visit to the site, but given the timeliness of the presidential election in the U.S., we can only expect the system to be put through its paces in the coming weeks.
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All I can tell you is that there's a digital human head (or at least, like, the skin, eyeballs, and teeth of a human head) being put through tests that just get more wild as it goes on.
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The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran also released a video Thursday showing the first drum of yellowcake being put through the reopened facility, located 410 kilometers (255 miles) south of Tehran, as dramatic music played in the background.
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Where normal diamonds are created when intense heat and pressure are applied to carbon, memorial diamonds are made with the carbon found in human remains, which is then put through a machine that replicates that amount of compression.
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"That this country gets put through that, that we have to waste this gentleman's time by even thinking about it, talking about it — I'd much rather focus on peace in the Middle East," Trump said, motioning to Erdogan.
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Image: NASA/JPL/InSightThe drilling instrument on NASA's Insight was put through its first test last week, but the inaugural digging session fell far short of expectations due to some potentially problematic rocks directly beneath the Mars lander.
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Earlier, Canada set out their stall with some big early hits but Australia were soon on the scoreboard when Cherry was put through a gap in the red defensive line by a neat inside pass from Emma Tonegato.
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He said the main pricing trouble spots were Brazil and Indonesia, which both saw prices fall due to weak consumer sentiment; India, due to a tax change put through last year; and Britain, where retail competition is fierce.
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His leg was packed in ice, as it had been in the hours after the injury, or blasted with cold air; he was put through a series of gentle movements to start to extend his range of motion.
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"Pound for pound, I think it's one of our best productions," Mr. Gelb said with a mischievous smile as he watched the refurbished machine put through its paces at a technical rehearsal on the Met's stage last month.
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Trump has repeatedly touted chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine as a "game-changer" even though the drugs have not been put through rigorous clinical trials to fight CV-19, which has infected more than 730,000 people worldwide in three months.
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And I don't know, what we've gone through, how we've come together as a team, what we've put through on '18 what our results are and what we have yet to show on '18, which I can't wait.
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Anyone who watched this week's proceedings unfold would struggle to look at this theory with a straight face, given how rigorously every single lawyer who addressed the judges was put through their paces and examined with no detail spared.
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What is an audience supposed to think when they're put through the emotional wringer of expecting a beloved character to die and experiencing their supposed death scene, only to have the whole thing effectively turn into a giant troll?
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In the fourth quarter of 2015, when the market was also bouncing around, only 4.5 percent of Fidelity's retirement account holders put through a trade, which is consistent with most months, said Jeanne Thompson, a vice president at Fidelity.
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"He had me express for him in court how terribly sorry he is for everything that's happened here, how much he loves his family and is sorry for everything that they've been put through because of this," Ramseur said.
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ITS COMPLEMENTARY TECHNOLOGY THAT WE CAN PUT THROUGH OUR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, WE ARE ALL IN FOR DOING THOSE KINDS OF ACQUISITIONS, AND WE HAVE MADE SOME SMALL ACQUISITIONS LIKE CONTEXTREAM FOR OUR OPEN NFV BUSINESS IN THE TELCO SPACE.
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Nominees will be put through a holistic process of research and scoring, using a proprietary blend of quantitative criteria, such as valuation, venture capital raised and estimated user growth, along with qualitative criteria, including originality, regulatory environment and scalability.
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Cohn, a former top-ranking executive at Goldman Sachs and extremely rich person, for his trouble got to help put through a regressive tax cut and, eventually resurface lecturing freshman members of Congress on the ways of the world.
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Though there are references throughout to the unforgiving Korean ethic of perfectionism, what the young performers endure in the name of their craft doesn't seem all that different from what we are told Simon Cowell's protégés are put through.
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As always, nominees for the 2020 Disruptor 50 will be put through a comprehensive and rigorous process of researching and scoring across a wide range of quantitative and qualitative criteria, including scalability, revenue and user growth and workforce diversity.
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"Goldenrod" (2015) and "The Way of the White Clouds (White Structure with Blue)" (2015) both feature ancient vessel constructions, such as a Mexican bean jar, put through a process of digital scanning and printing and then recast as earthenware.
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Speaking to reporters at a roundtable interview broadcast on television, Labour Minister Mehmet Muezzinoglu said 125,485 people from the public service had been put through legal proceedings after the coup attempt, and that 94,867 of those had been dismissed so far.
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I use the food mill instead of a blender — immersion or regular — because I love the texture of the soup when it's put through the mill's coarse blade, resulting in a flavorful, colorful mixture that you can almost chew on.
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The damaged soul has been put through the physical and mental wringer, going straight from his torturous time with Ramsay Bolton to to his intense and violent family life alongside his sister, Yara (Gemma Whelan) and his uncle, Euron (Pilou Asbæck).
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Despite all of the panic from Trump and Breitbart News about ISIS members sneaking in as refugees, this kind of thing is incredibly rare (partly because of the intense vetting that refugees, and Syrian refugees in particular, are put through).
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Its opening notes sound like Rednex's "Cotton Eye Joe" put through an EDM meat grinder — and then the song quickly transitions into a rhythmic verse that pops and locks à la Timbaland before finally widening out into a synth dream.
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They could easily wind up passing through the precinct in Brooklyn Nine-Nine (another show created by Good Place mastermind Michael Schur) or getting put through a grueling interview as part of a bigger case by Sherlock and Joan on Elementary.
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For season 3, you can cheat by just reading up on all the shocking twists that viewers were put through, before diving into our Binge Club for season 4, which has details about every single episode all in one place.
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Tasha: The fight against the Praetorian Guard was a particular thrill, in part because we get to see weapons expressly designed to use against lightsabers, and we get to watch Kylo and Rey properly put through their paces as combatants.
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At a recent visit to an electronics recycler, I saw dozens of recent MacBook Pros getting crowbarred into many pieces so they could safely be put through a shredder in hopes that they'll one day become a bench or something.
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Inside the issue, Smith shows off her individuality in a series of photos put through the famous Snapchat filters (think: the cat, the vomiting rainbow and more), proving once again that her free-spirit continues to shine bright in Hollywood.
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A dozen canines are taking part in Sky 1's Dogs Might Fly, which will see them put through a series of tests examining their skills in "communication, empathy, memory and reasoning," with the best going on to flying school.
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And each day another wagon-load of young cuties arrived in town to be put through the meat grinder, determined to crack the code of "how things are done" in pursuit of becoming the next Ringwald, or Paltrow, or Nyong'o.
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Even soldiers labeled "hard to fit," because of the shapes or sizes of their heads, he said, have not been put through the same kind of testing demanded of Captain Singh, to check the workings of their helmets and gas masks.
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The term "unethically sourced" stems from the fact that often, animals popular only for their fur and not commonly used for food — such as foxes, rabbits, and minks — are put through "cruel" conditions for their fur, the New York Times reports.
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In another administration, such a move might have been deliberated for weeks, put through an interagency process and approved only as part of a comprehensive approach to pressuring North Korea into giving up its nuclear program — a reward for progress.
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By the fall of 2019, I had two kids to feed (and eventually put through college), one preschool tuition to cover, retirement goals to keep, a monthly car and mortgage payment, and myriad other obligations that all demanded my money.
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Skybot, originally known as FEDOR, was put through a litany of tests by the Russian cosmonaut crew during its two-week stay on the station, to see if it could help free up time for the people aboard the orbiting lab.
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For managers, of course, the next 10 days or so will be spent fretting, biting their nails as their million-dollar assets are put through such strain, fearing that their seasons, so carefully plotted, might be broken simply through exhaustion.
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In an effort to learn more about raven intelligence, researchers Can Kabadayi and Mathias Osvath from the Department of Cognitive Science at Lund University conducted a series of experiments in which five ravens (two male, three female) were put through four different tests.
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I used my own SNP (pronounced 'snip') as a seed for the algorithm on which each work is structured; I identified twenty-three variables that were then put through a random function to generate the set of instructions that I followed when knitting.
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Meek is excited to be reunited with his family, and we, along with Meek, intend to continue to shine the light on a justice system in need of reform to prevent any other citizen from being put through what Meek has endured.
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The Slider Keyboard Moto Mod, developed by a third-party company called Livermorium, was the winner of Motorola and Indiegogo's Transform the Smartphone Challenge, after which it was put through Motorola's Accelerator Program where the cellphone company worked on the device alongside Livermorium.
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For lips that stay put through countless glasses of wine (and kisses under the mistletoe), and coverage that can withstand the sweatiest of evenings dancing to Mariah Carey, here are the products Refinery29 staff are applying to go out-out this season.
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"While the latter can leave consumers out of pocket,counterfeit appliances and devices can pose a real danger to customers,especially if faulty design means they have not been put through all the necessary safety checks in manufacturing," she told CNBC via email.
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Between the two devices, the study found a greater discrepancy with the Surge than with the Charge HR.Forty three adults were put through differing levels of activity throughout a 65-minute session, from jogging to jump-roping to full-out treadmill running.
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A thick black-taped line was also put through his once-revered name on a timber board of ordained alumni in the front offices of St Patrick's College in Ballarat, the hometown of Pell, who was one of the highest ranking Vatican officials.
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A Call for Nominations Nominees will be put through a holistic process of research and scoring, using a proprietary blend of quantitative criteria such as valuation, venture capital raised and estimated user growth, along with qualitative criteria including originality, regulatory environment and scalability.
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So while the business has long been profitable it's now getting put through its paces at YC's bootcamp, and will likely be looking to raise VC funding once it graduates to help it step on the gas, says co-founder Matt Drozdzynski.
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But millions of desperate Greeks, whom the EU has put through misery for economic misdeeds they were and are ill-equipped to monitor, voted for anything that might help make up some of the economic ground lost over more than a decade.
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The result is that choppy or blurry Live Photos are transformed into smooth clips that are much more compelling (and shareable.) You can see the difference in the clip below, which shows a Live Photo before and after being put through the app.
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"I have a kid I'm about to put through college, and I have no idea how I'm going to do that now," said one worker, who had been with the refinery for more than a decade and who asked not to be identified.
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Pradhan was preparing a long-shot motion in an effort to persuade the judge to remove Baluchi's designation as a "high-value detainee," a term by which the Department of Defense means a suspected terrorist put through the C.I.A.'s rendition program.
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And to ensure every watch meets its standards, Casio has established a laboratory in the company's research and development offices, located in the town of Hamura, just west of Tokyo, where each watch produced is put through as many as 21000 tests.
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Mr. Palij was inducted and put through basic instruction at the Trawniki Training Camp in Poland, where the Nazis trained recruits for Operation Reinhard, the code name for the planned extermination of Poland's population of two million Jews, according to court documents.
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The new work also returns to Western painting's reliance on illusion, but through a side door: The surfaces sometimes appear to be put through a digital printer rather than painted and, as the show's title suggests, they fiddle with our field of vision.
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Though Mavni recruits typically must enlist in low-level jobs that do not require a security clearance, they are put through all the background checks required for top-secret clearance, including a review of years of finances and travel and several lengthy interviews.
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Hardy and Miller, reunited in Broadchurch several years after the events of Season 2, are called out when a middle-aged woman reports being raped, and for 15 minutes we watch her being put through the process of evidence-gathering and questioning.
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According to Geoff Edmond, national wildlife coordinator of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the dogs involved are also victimsy, having been put through brutal training regimes since they were puppies and often being gravely hurt in the fights.
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My products aren't put through that machine, so they don't reach the same amount of people—and because of that I don't have the pressure to do that either, and I have the ability to indulge all of my own whims sonically.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The director and star of a film about a hitman who is put through gender reassignment surgery by a relative of one of his victims defended the project as it had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Wednesday.
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It all depends on Greece and whether it implements the reforms that creditors demand but, according to the official involved in the talks, there are at least between 40 to 50 measures that Greece has yet to put through to conclude the second review.
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"New devices are quickly developed and built, but tend not to be put through any kind of rigorous empirical testing," concluded researchers Alberto Gallace and Charles Spence, who covered the state of long-distance touch devices in their 2014 book In Touch with the Future.
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Technically, there are no drops on this album, although "The Upside" comes close; Stirling's violin is not the instrument to be put through such paces — it wants to flutter, twirl, float, loop around, and go kapow rather than march in loud, self-renewing circles.
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Credit: Ujfalussy Dorottya JúliaIn the two experiments conducted, wolf puppies were put through a greeting test in which they were exposed to four visitor types: their immediate caregivers (or "foster-parents" as they're called), close acquaintances, people they've met only once before, and complete strangers.
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The company promised to shed more light on the product today, as Richard You takes the stage, but for now, it appears to be the kind of cautious presentation one gives involving a device that isn't quite ready to be put through its paces.
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Here's what the proposed new regulation would actually do: Tighten the standards for releasing migrant children from detention: Right now, most adults who arrive in the US without legal status have to be kept in immigration detention while they're put through "expedited" deportation proceedings.
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Atlanta, which is in third place in the conference, will be put through its paces in the next couple of weeks, playing two games apiece against the first-place Cleveland Cavaliers and the second-place Toronto Raptors, and hosting the fourth-place Boston Celtics.
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And it will be put through Parliament and House of Lords scrutiny in the coming months, allowing for MPs and Peers to debate its measures and propose and vote on amendments — before any vote on a final bill, incorporating any agreed amendments, can take place.
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So impact investments will now be put through an analytical screening process and assigned a series of scores in areas like the effect on the environment or treatment of workers as well as a total score, the way companies seeking B Corp certification are scored.
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WHO officials were asked about using chloroquine, which is being tested in New York state and has been touted by President Donald Trump as a "game-changer" in treating COVID-19 even though the drug has not been put through a rigorous clinical trial.
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"Meet the Parents" stars Ben Stiller as a male nurse about to propose to his girlfriend when he learns he needs to get the approval of her parents and is put through the ringer by her tough-guy dad, played by Robert De Niro.
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After her son Nick had lost in torturous fashion yet again Wednesday, after she had been put through an emotional wringer with him, Norlaila Kyrgios leaned against a metal barrier in the front row of the makeshift Louis Armstrong Stadium at the United States Open.
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Phil Neville's side initially struggled to keep the ball but had the chance to take the lead in the 17th minute when Ellen White was put through on goal on a counter-attack, only to see her effort go wide of the far post.
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Flynn had just been fired the day before and Trump could argue that he was expressing sympathy for an aide who had been put through a great deal and was still only accused of relatively minor criminal conduct like violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Waterproof ingredients are the basis of long-wearing, smudge-proof makeup — but it can be hard to find brow products that are easily workable, stay put through a sweaty commute, and come clean off with a swipe of micellar cleanser at the end of the day.
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Pennsylvania police tell PEOPLE they are hoping forensic testing will help determine whether or not a woman who vanished in 1989 was put through a wood chipper and then encased in a wall in the basement of a home where her ex-boyfriend's sister once lived.
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Babis struck a controversial power-sharing deal with the Communist Party to carve out the 105-91 vote early Thursday that put through the confidence measure required to govern, Protesting the rising influence of the Communists, hundreds protesters rallied near the parliament building during the daylong debate.
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Chairman Mike McCaul, a Texas Republican, told Kelly he was unhappy with some aspects of the implementation of the order, including the lack of consultation with members of Congress and reports that it was not thoroughly put through the agencies involved in putting it in place.
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As they munched on pizza and dodged the few raindrops that worked their way through the dense canopy, the knot of young men and women were quickly put through the paces of how to conduct a political canvass by organizers from the Democratic Socialists of America.
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That's a human being and she may have put her life on display in a specific way and you may not agree with everything that she does, but that is a woman, and a mother and a daughter who's just been put through something so heinous.
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Irkut and its state-controlled parent company United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) staged the maiden flight of an MS-21-300 model in May and said the jet would be put through more than 1,100 additional test flights when certification testing begins in a few months' time.
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After I finish my multihour chat with Nick Millington in the "Fenway" meeting room at Sonos' Boston office, hardware lab manager Jim Weineck whisks me away to give me a full tour of the company's labs, where products, new and old, are put through their paces.
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We didn't see the health-care bill get put through, the Fed has raised rates, brought up the shorter end of the curve, but we haven't seen those inflation expectations accelerate, due to some of the challenges in Washington," Johnson said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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They see a lot of their brothers and sisters with PTSD refusing to try cannabis because of the lack of scientific data about efficacy, or they're afraid of ramifications legally or with the VA, so they want to see this plant put through the FDA process.
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Reining in some excesses and fully integrating the miner with Glencore's trading operations would guarantee the physical commodity volumes to put through its trading business, creating a vertical with staggering possibilities; indeed the merged entity would be one of the largest commodity players in the world.
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Ivana Trump, the President's first wife, was famously put through the tabloid wringer in a sex scandal that found her, the man she called The Donald, and a swimsuit model named Marla Maples featured on the front pages of the New York Post and the Daily News.
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HENIN-BEAUMONT, France (Reuters) - French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen launched a scathing attack against her centrist rival Emmanuel Macron, a day after the two were put through to a second round runoff on May 7, calling him "weak" in the face of Islamist terrorism.
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There's something cinematic, even self-consciously hokey, about the paces they are put through, with Connell sweeping in repeatedly to rescue Marianne from awful men, most memorably her brother, Alan, a figure of such one-dimensionally motiveless malignity that he seems transported from another book entirely.
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Workers were having to look through count logs to see how many ballots are missing from each precinct, and to try to figure out, based on the numbers of ballots in the box, which of them might have to be put through the machine again, she said.
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It begins with a freshman year in which new students, called knobs, are put through an intense period of what the former military personnel who instruct them call "the infliction of artificial stress," a boot camp-style effort to break down egos and then build confidence.
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"We've got to move past a Washington mentality that suggests that the bigness of plans only consists of how many trillions of dollars they put through the Treasury, that the boldness of a plan only consists of how many Americans it can alienate," Mr. Buttigieg said pointedly.
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Wise's sentiments in "Fargo" recall more the put-upon Coen heroes in "A Serious Man" or "Inside Llewyn Davis," who are constantly put through Job-like trials — often of their own making — and seem to step on a rake every time they put a foot forward.
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"Since I work with the public sector, as long as nothing changes with what President Obama put through in terms of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness [Program], I do have a ten-year repayment plan where after ten years the balance and principle will be gone," she explained.
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HENIN-BEAUMONT, France, April 24 (Reuters) - French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen launched a scathing attack against her centrist rival Emmanuel Macron, a day after the two were put through to a second round runoff on May 7, calling him "weak" in the face of Islamist terrorism.
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Matt Damon growing potatoes in the film The MartianThe promotion actually sounds pretty cool:Heading to this world renowned NASA facility, you'll be put through paces on their mind-blowing Astronaut Training Experience® program to see if you have the ingenuity, spirit and strength to survive in space!
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"This nomination is not for me, but for the parents of the innocent children who have been put through the unimaginable — just because their vulnerable children were unjustly accused of a crime by racial profiling, and how almost impossible it was to clear themselves," he said in a statement.
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While staying at the El Conquistador, the couples — Briana and Matt, Tonya and Kerwin, Christy and Todd, Tiny Twinz Andrea and Amanda and their boyfriends Chris and Jordan, Lila and Brian, and Jazmin and David — are put through a series of exercises and guided by relationship expert Hasani Pettiford.
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She is likely to be put through the emotional wringer again when she launches her bid for Tokyo but the American draws inspiration from the likes of Romanian Catalina Ponor, who won three golds at the 2004 Athens Games and competed as a 28-year-old at Rio.
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But alone in his hotel room, Alan sucks down glass after glass of illegal booze, composes angst-stricken letters to the patient daughter he can't afford to put through college yet, and flashes back to the moment where he had to lay off 900 workers at his Schwinn plant.
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And with the company's planned robot races, there will be ways for audiences in the stands to shape the course of the race, potentially by throwing augmented reality obstacles onto the track for the autonomous cars to avoid — creating new challenges for technology to be put through its paces.
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Check out this addendum from the report: (To see full size, click here.) LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: ***RED ALERT LAWSUIT*** While conservatives were celebrating the FBI getting put through the ringer, New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood (D) dropped a bombshell lawsuit on the president and his family.
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Cersei is now so much more than a villain, and though her tactics are sure to be draconian—I'm anticipating an alliance with the equally sadistic Euron Greyjoy—it's hard not to revel in her rise to power just a little, given what we've seen her put through.
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In the church hall, built between 1602-1611 and is famous for its bright yellow dome that can be spotted miles away, the 8-22 year-olds are put through their paces by two policemen, a relationship which has helped calm tension between police and youth on the streets.
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A person like Ariana Grande, on the other hand, has been publicly put through the wringer for events that were in no way her fault and which caused her extreme personal pain, yet the sole objective of her career is to dole out three-minute reprieves to the rest of us.
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Other NGO workers, who didn't want to be named, also raised concerns to VICE News about the screening processes that often-traumatized children are put through after they are "rescued" by the military, saying the emphasis isn't on family reunification or other care but rather on ascertaining their level of guilt.
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President Trump took to Twitter to complain that his former communications director Hope Hicks is being put "through hell" by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, despite the fact that Hicks refused to answer any questions about her time in the White House during her closed-door interview on Wednesday.
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Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch – "a top-notch diplomat, careful, meticulous, whip smart" – was put through months of a coordinated smear campaign by President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE and his allies.
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Then in November he was re-elected by just 10,453 votes in what he called "the nastiest, most dishonest political gauntlet that any Iowan has been put through"; two months later he was stripped of his committee assignments and rebuked by the House for comments that seemed to endorse white supremacy.
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There is no dispute that BP was to supply crude to the refinery and take back roughly 82 percent of the refined fuels, such as gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, paying NARL a fixed "toll" of $9.45 per barrel on the first 90,000 barrels of oil put through each day.
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The chalkboards in painstaking cursive that misspell half the menu; the sad frites and scrawny mussels and refrigerated cheeses; the old-guard dishes put through modern contortions until they end up looking like Gérard Depardieu wearing Jeggings — we put up with these signs of forgery because we want the real thing so badly.
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From Apa and Consuelos to Charles Melton, Cole Sprouse and Casey Cott, the guys on Riverdale are no stranger to showing off their fit bodies for the camera — and they have a dedicated celebrity trainer, Alex Fine, who told PEOPLE in January that the actors are put through two workouts a day.
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The image was put through that grainy VHS Camcorder app that every celebrity who's too young to have actually ever interacted with a VCR seems to be so enamored with, however, it appears to be a close-up of Gigi's chest bedecked with a heavy gold chain and a telltale sparkly Z pendant.
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Those who responded were put through to one of multiple lines in a house in a Nairobi suburb, state news agency Xinhua said, where a bogus police officer following an elaborate script would tell the victim their bank accounts had been compromised and convince them to transfer money to a "safe" account.
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From the colorful pictures that earned their place on family fridges to the first rolls of film we put through a camera, our earliest creative pursuits tend to stay with us, and all the little nuances and memories of where we've come from can often inform who we become and where we're heading.
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The witnesses deemed suitable for television by the Democrats were put through a closed-door audition process in a cult-like atmosphere in the basement of the Capitol, where the Democrats conducted secret depositions, released a flood of misleading and one-sided leaks, and later selectively released transcripts in a highly staged manner.
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Behind the scenes, the Russian startup, which has since relocated to Sunnyvale, California and is being put through its paces at accelerator Y Combinator, is building machine learning tech based on user profiles, the subjects its users have answered calls on, and feedback after each call to help Wakie become better at matching callers.
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Well, those who don't, it's the Communications Decency Act, which I wrote about for the Washington Post 109 years ago, was an act that they put through, most of which was stripped out, most of the act was deemed ... It was started by people who were worried about dirty stuff on the internet, essentially.
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That's the person who, as they prepare their budget, determines whether they invest in technology that makes it easier to vote or whether, as is the case in Georgia, the person who was running against Stacey Abrams who tried to put through a law that made it much harder for people to vote. Right.
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But it was also the annual dinner to announce the winners of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, a six-figure prize granted to a young designer (and two runners-up) who has successfully introduced a label, and been put through a series of challenges and auditions by a panel of industry establishmentarians, including Mr. Kolb.
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Nor is Dean the only one who has been put through this particular wringer: Mark Clattenburg, Michael Oliver and Stuart Attwell, to name just a few, have found the harsh glare of the spotlight fixed on them at one time or another in recent years, soccer briefly coming together in its certainty of their uselessness.
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He calls her beautiful, which she is, but he fails to mention that it's hella impressive she killed the Night King by herself, survived her travels with the Hound, survived being put through assassin boot camp in Braavos, got rid of the remaining Tullys, actually gave her name for a while, and returned home with minimal scratches.
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Poor Dean really got put through the wringer here, considering that given the format of the show, there was no way he could avoid bringing Rachel home to meet his family — but what did "home" even mean for him, considering he lost his mom to cancer when he was 15 and has a completely estranged relationship with his father?
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The vehicles, 33 BMW 5-series with "Driving Assistant Plus," 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class with "Drive Pilot," 2018 Tesla Model 3 and 2016 Model S with "Autopilot" (software versions 8.1 and 7.1, respectively) and 2018 Volvo S90 with "Pilot Assist," were put through their paces as part of a Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, or IIHS, road test.
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Text messages Scicchitano detailed text messages from February that he said were made by Beta Theta Pi brothers regarding Piazza, who died from brain and spleen injuries after being put through the hazing ritual called "the gauntlet," in which pledges moved from one drinking station to another, consuming dangerous amounts of alcohol in a short amount of time.
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Republicans in Congress have proposed legislation that would overrule Flores and allow children to be kept with their parents in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody while they are put through criminal prosecution and deportation proceedings — which many migrant families fight by claiming asylum in the US, a process that can stretch out for months or years.
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" Consultant and former Bill Clinton press secretary Joe Lockhart conceded that there had been much discussion of Medicare for All but argued that "there has been far too little discussion of Sanders's 50-year record," and that "one of the leading candidates for the nomination has largely escaped the kind of scrutiny his opponents have been put through.
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Inslee had recently dropped out of the 2020 presidential race, while Warren was fresh off a sizable rally under Seattle's Space Needle, making them a part of a very small club of people on planet Earth who know what it's like to be put through the peculiar wringer of trying to become leader of the free world.
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I told Brown that I felt like one of the unwitting participants in his TV specials, who are often put through bewildering, elaborately constructed scenarios—part social-science experiment, part con game—designed to make them do things they ordinarily wouldn't, whether good (take a bullet for another person) or bad (push a man off a roof).
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My flat was placed around boarded up pubs, an abandoned cutlery factory with put-through windows, and the general scars that some collapsed industry can leave on a city, but all these spots sat side-by-side with thriving night spots such as Gatecrasher and Niche, giving each corner of the city a strange concoction of life and death.
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First of all, in my Hollywood life and career, I noticed that there was a studio system in place where the writer and director would bring their product to the executives and the studios and ask for financing and the scripts would be put through a diffusion process, the creative executives would put their, you know, derivative notes onto the script.
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Six years into her class-action lawsuit, which has still not gone to trial, Makaeff was shell-shocked how she had been "put through the wringer," developed health problems, and was having a hard time finding work due to the high-profile nature of the case, and she was permitted by Judge Curiel to withdraw as lead plaintiff in 8033.
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My YouTube series Lucie for Hire has given me a behind-the-scenes look at many of my favorite organizations; from creating my own ice cream flavor at Ben & Jerry's, to developing a new chocolate bar at Lindt, and even dancing with the world famous Radio City Rockettes, I've been put through the ringer and learned a ton along the way.
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Infrared image, left, and output of the neural network highlighting areas of interest Infrared image, left, and output of the neural network highlighting areas of interest This footage was then put through a deep learning system trained to recognize the size and intensity of the heat put out by a koala, while ignoring other objects and animals like cars and kangaroos.
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Pallone earlier this year revived the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act, which would allow consumers to opt out of robocalls at any point, ban more kinds of robocalls, require all calls to have caller ID information before they can be put through and lengthen the statute of limitations from one to four years when it comes to punishing those who violate robocall prohibitions.
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Political connections are also key, as the largest weapons contracts require congressional approval and months of waiting for political winds to blow in this or that direction, as countries to fall in and out of favor with each other, and paperwork that was delayed due to a political spat over some unrelated point of trade or security finally gets put through so that funds can be transfered and production can begin.
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"We're certainly looking for the president to put the full force and power into helping put through a good tax reform bill," said Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah).
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Again, the majority of the the camera features here actually come courtesy of Google's own artificial intelligence and machine learning, which puts the device in a similar spot as the iPhone XS. The company really rattled through the camera features at the end of the presentation, but the super low light shots and zoom features are standouts I can't wait to put through the ringer when we get our review units in the very near future.
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My pregnancy wasn't exactly an easy ride these boys wanted to come out early and I was hospitalised a few times because of dehydration and early contractions, our bodies go through a lot, a lot of change and your body is put through an enormous amount and I am so proud of myself that I carried such beautiful children and gave them food, warmth and most importantly all the love that I never thought I had.
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