There, her relationship with God is put to the test.
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Jimmy Fallon's stomach was put to the test — and failed.
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That strategy is about to be put to the test.
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Well, now her commitment is being put to the test.
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This week, those skills are being put to the test.
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Ms Sahm's work may soon be put to the test.
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That intuition is about to be put to the test.
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But that notion was put to the test on Friday.
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That system will be put to the test this week.
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New Orleans' river levees will be put to the test.
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But he wanted to see it put to the test.
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Tracy's composure is put to the test, and chaos ensues.
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This skill is put to the test during case interviews.
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Surreal spectacle That proposition was never put to the test.
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That assertion is about to be put to the test.
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We're likely to see it put to the test very soon.
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On Tuesday, all the efforts are being put to the test.
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On Tuesday, those fighting words will be put to the test.
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One night last month, this choice was put to the test.
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The good feeling may soon be put to the test, however.
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Those scenarios will be put to the test in 42 days.
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That could be when the market is put to the test.
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Because your social endurance is about to be put to the test.
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The hymn "Onward Christian Soldiers" is really being put to the test.
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The company simply hasn't been put to the test in that way.
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As more outposts open, that idea will be put to the test.
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That idea will be put to the test in the coming months.
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And his training was put to the test just 20 minutes in.
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Trump's competitive campaign style may also be put to the test Tuesday.
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It's a history that this year's midterms will put to the test.
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Some of its tactics will be put to the test on Monday.
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And this holiday season, that network will be put to the test.
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Click on for 18 LDW-approved outfits to put to the test.
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And now the relationship may be put to the test once more.
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Now Northam's commitment to challenging those values is being put to the test.
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However, their relationship is put to the test when Beausejour's allegiances are questioned.
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Arai's efforts were put to the test in 2019 during the Kincade Fire.
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"Our marriage has been put to the test," alluding to his infidelity scandal.
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"Their love is seriously put to the test in this movie," he said.
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In Sweden, this theory is being put to the test -- with promising results.
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Your psychic abilities will be put to the test during this confusing month.
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"There a lot of pacemakers being put to the test tonight," she said.
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In early March, the system was put to the test on Covid-2000.
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Alexander Vindman -- a pledge now being put to the test after Republican Sen.
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When the census starts tomorrow, their work will be put to the test.
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It's a claim that was put to the test with an iFixit teardown.
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That home-court winning streak will be put to the test on Dec.
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The day is coming, then, when that will be put to the test.
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Your Cancerian empathy skills will be put to the test on February 6!
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"When put to the test, you do see what a company's values really are."
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"Their love is seriously put to the test in this movie," he tells PEOPLE.
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Our beliefs will be put to the test, and important changes will take place.
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"Markets are nervous because we still haven't been put to the test," Bagnai said.
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Ralph Northam, put to the test by Perriello and the party's growing progressive insurgency.
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"There are quite a few pacemakers being put to the test tonight," she said.
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The viability of that awkward coalition is about to be put to the test.
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It often means radical ideas are put to the test in a national vote.
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Waterproof mascara will be put to the test, most likely in a hot tub.
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Now, the league's stated commitment to the rule will be put to the test.
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Why is that statement being put to the test in the 2020 presidential primary?
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The new rule has already been put to the test at this World Cup.
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That proposition was put to the test after Paul Volcker became Fed chairman in 1979.
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Those ideas were put to the test at the beginning of the first world war.
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That popularity will be put to the test later this month during State Duma elections.
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Over the course of 24 turbulent hours, Holly's maternal instincts are put to the test.
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It wasn't for a few years that this power was really put to the test.
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Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington as the Trump effect is put to the test once again.
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On Thursday night's episode of Project Runway, the contestants are really put to the test.
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After the failure, the crew capsule's other backup systems will be put to the test.
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When put to the test, is he as well-adjusted as he appears to be?
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Post-Brexit, however, this relatively recent sense of equanimity is being put to the test.
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Amid the increase of remote work and social distancing, relationships are put to the test.
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Tell us about a recent experience when your social skills were put to the test.
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Responsibility to offer advice you know works, preferably advice you've put to the test yourself.
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On the segment Show Me More on Degeneres' YouTube channel, Leto was put to the test.
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Her campaigning skills will immediately be put to the test in an election on March 2nd.
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When put to the test the AU has repeatedly failed to deploy peacekeepers to crisis zones.
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It's also continually put to the test as the cast faces existential threat after existential threat.
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But Jenner, 22, is put to the test when she's asked about her social media habits.
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This phase also enables teams to debug the equipment, which is severely put to the test.
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A controversial blockchain-based mobile voting app called Voatz is getting put to the test again.
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Those vehicles developed at the Level 5 Engineering Center are now getting put to the test.
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Every new idea can be immediately put to the test and either improved upon or discarded.
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Each contemplated how years spent saving, training and dreaming would soon be put to the test.
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However, when put to the test, even these toughened-up versions can still crack under pressure.
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Those hopes will be put to the test this week, and not just at Wednesday's hearing.
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But in the case of Cimavax, the regulation has apparently never been put to the test.
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Sen. Cory Booker thinks so — but his theory could be put to the test next week.
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At that altitude, there is no room for error and altruism is put to the test.
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Now that work is being put to the test, as the convention kicks off in Cleveland.
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More than 2,800 pups are put to the test in categories ranging from obedience to agility.
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The issue was put to the test in a series of votes on the Senate floor.
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As soon as George Zidan brings the Waveskate to Bluefish Concepts, it gets put to the test.
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That individual skill was finally put to the test with a competent team to back it up.
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As Season 2 unfolds, assumptions about the deepest moral questions continue to be put to the test.
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Stocks could be put to the test Friday, as Intel's earnings miss hangs over the technology sector.
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"Put to the test, the United Kingdom has been resolute in the face of adversity," she said.
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"My trusty work boots were put to the test during today's action scenes for #UntitledHanSoloMovie," Howard wrote.
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They were practicing their politics in a safe environment, yet they were still put to the test.
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Other online vision apps have been put to the test and ultimately failed to gain consumer trust.
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Theoretically, all of these claims will be put to the test in the coming months and years.
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Of course, all this means that Tesla's charging and service infrastructures will be put to the test.
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But she's still put to the test by Dr. Lydia Fonseca (Amanda Redman) at the local hospital.
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The year-end video features metals, bone, different helmets, and more objects being put to the test.
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SOVIET ART PUT TO THE TEST' Edited by Matthew S. Witkovsky and Devin Fore (Yale University Press).
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Now, the long love affair between a country and its airplanes is being put to the test.
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Strategists said the current risk-on trade will be put to the test in the coming weeks.
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Still, the DOJ's view on this issue has not been put to the test in court, said Rust.
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In another statement, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands said: 'Europe is once again put to the test.
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The average score for the 48 firms put to the test was 4, Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira added.
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Go deeper: The visit, in photos Trump's state visit itinerary Expert Voices: Special relationship put to the test
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Unfortunately, investors may be put to the test again next week, ahead of the employment numbers on Friday.
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Unfortunately, investors may be put to the test again next week, ahead of the employment numbers on Friday.
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Someday soon, those ideas will be put to the test, probably against one of a handful of companies.
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The limits of Lin-Manuel Miranda's acting abilities were really put to the test on Mary Poppins Returns.
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It's typically used on the ground, but has recently been put to the test on several Navy ships.
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Narrator: Nelson's upper-body strength is put to the test during the "Mary Poppins" segment of the show.
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The slogan used by Mr. Trump to describe his philosophy on governing is being put to the test.
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Under this increased intracranial pressure, my micro-welding of the blood vessels would be put to the test.
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Kendall and Logan's tumultuous relationship is put to the test, and ultimately redefined in the episode's final moments.
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The training was immediately put to the test as soon as Gearry and Sergeant touched down in Alaska.
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But even that will be put to the test amid the latest fight over Mueller, Russia and collusion.
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While Mourinho's efficacy will be put to the test, the one certainty is that he'll shake things up.
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Your interests and abilities should be put to the test, and your brain could finally have a break.
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Natural-language technology is one way that artificial intelligence is being put to the test to handle human requests.
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Today your acting abilities will get put to the test when an intriguing yet confusing conversation comes your way.
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RavPower claims that it'll charge a 12-inch MacBook in 2 hours, which I put to the test myself.
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The result may be further dramatic swings in the market, with Saudi Arabia's oil production put to the test.
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With second-generation Africans already starting to integrate more quickly, the theory will soon be put to the test.
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A much-awaited constitution for the then-rapidly expanding European Union was put to the test of a referendum.
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But the unity will be put to the test when the time comes to shift policy in either direction.
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Trump's expansive view of executive power, long supported by conservatives like Cipollone, is now being put to the test.
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Republican leaders have argued their plan adheres to international rules, but that argument could be put to the test.
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The Iraqi army's resolve is regularly being put to the test: Will they stand and fight or flee once again?
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His claims of innocence in one of the biggest financial scandals ever are about to be put to the test.
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His composure, however, will be put to the test in his first career playoff start on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium.
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On his home turf in the villages of the Chikkamagaluru district in Karnataka, his salesmanship is put to the test.
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Kira's champion pool and technical skills will definitely be put to the test in the best-of-5 against H2K.
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Sessions has been in office for a mere two weeks and his promises are already being put to the test.
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This September, a divided Congress is put to the test on whether to act for the most vulnerable among us.
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Various ideas about how to do this have been proposed, and some are about to be put to the test.
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But when teams aren't being put to the test against each other, how can we know if they're really improving?
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Ms. Rotunno's skill at undermining accusers on the witness stand will be put to the test in the Weinstein trial.
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Famoroti is confident his operation can handle such pressure -- and he is hoping it will be put to the test.
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Face ID&aposs ability to distinguish between twins has also been put to the test in early reviews, with varying results .
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Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, Jamie Foxx and more have been put to the test over the years.
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In May 2015, she was working full-time and raising two small children when her strength was put to the test.
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The red-hot market will be put to the test when Uber goes public next week, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Spiegel has said that he's worked to improve his internal communications skills, and that will now be put to the test.
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So far, every time Einstein's relativity has been put to the test, it has accurately predicted the results of those experiments.
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This date would really put to the test if we could match our relationship with the other strong ones around me.
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So yes, cheer the completion of Basel 4, but hope that those are thick enough—or not put to the test.
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No mandates, no one-size-fits-all cookie cutter fixes, just conservative principles holding their own when put to the test.
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" He continues, "Especially in L.A. You really get to see how friendships are put to the test; it stirs everyone's egos.
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This year, those friendships were put to the test when each man lost his mother, all within the same 12 months.
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Conventional wisdom will be put to the test in the 2628 Democratic primaries, according to Columbia, S.C., Mayor Stephen Benjamin (D).
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One coalition initiative, aptly named The Last Weekend, will be put to the test now after months of organizing and promotion.
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Now it is being put to the test as countries grapple with a shortage of medical supplies to combat the coronavirus.
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It would be a whole new race, and Mr. Bloomberg has vulnerabilities that have not yet been put to the test.
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In all these ways the once-barely-questioned link between economic progress and liberal democracy is being severely put to the test.
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For the group date, the guys were put to the test with a grueling game of handball — in skintight unitards, no less.
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These skills are then put to the test at Arcosanti, most of which has been built by students and non-professional architects.
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The theory is now being put to the test, as a "near 100% substitute" of the beast is returned to the forests.
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But those precautions have never been fully put to the test, and for years critics have worried that they may be insufficient.
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On Thursday, USA Network unveiled the first trailer for season 2 and introduced the four new couples being put to the test.
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Ultimately, whether or not such claims are put to the test depends on whether the Republicans keep the White House in 2020.
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Movie buffs and fans of The Beatles will see that maxim put to the test with the latest announcement from Yoko Ono.
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However, recently, tensions between the nuclear neighbors have ratcheted up and the treaty's strength has once again been put to the test.
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The burly Swiss's powers of recovery will be put to the test on Friday when he meets 2016 runner-up Viktor Troicki.
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And that bet — one of the firm's largest — is being put to the test today as Twilio debuts on the public market.
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It's about what happens to the Federation, the prime directive, and this utopian view of the future is put to the test.
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It is into this cauldron that Prince William will enter, and a lifetime of royal training will be put to the test.
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This notion of hallucinations as errant predictions has also been put to the test in completely silent rooms known as anechoic chambers.
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And before she is put to the test of ranking her records, there was one piece of business to take care of.
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Luckily, every month our favorite beauty retailers stock their shelves with new offerings, many of which we put to the test early.
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"Florida tried to clean up its act, and this was the first time it was put to the test," Mr. Stewart said.
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Cramer said his theory on the pharmaceutical stocks — that they can keep climbing — will be put to the test when Merck reports.
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Now, as Democrats prepare to take on Donald Trump later this year, its misinformation policies will really be put to the test.
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The resilience of a former long-distance relationship is put to the test in this romance, starring Merritt Patterson and Jack Turner.
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We often run into products that not only have to be seen, but must be put to the test to be believed.
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Sixty-five percent of individuals ages 22 to 23 who were put to the test failed, getting two or fewer questions correct.
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We often run into products that not only have to be seen, but must be put to the test to be believed.
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A Riverdale relationship hasn't really been put to the test until the pairing in question is forced to cover up a felony.
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It has recently added a slew of new delivery options that will be put to the test later this year during peak traffic.
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Ben Jones, creative director at Unskippable Labs, explained that there are certain axioms among advertisers that are never really put to the test.
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A young and pregnant married couple is put to the test when the husband decided to start an underground brewery in a garage.
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It's the first time a car has been put to the test at Pwn2Own, and a measure of Tesla's commitment to digital security.
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In a challenge called BLANK, part of "The Lab" series by Canon Australia, the ability of six photographers is put to the test.
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Slain thinks the true challenge isn't the fear of losing progress, but what your mind might produce when it's put to the test.
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Just when it seems like the competition had gotten to the captains and caused a rift between them, they're put to the test.
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This will be her first official foreign trip, and her mettle as a representative of her father will be put to the test.
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Paytm's mobile payment-led strategy and positioning will be put to the test when the company closes its upcoming $400 million funding round.
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Beth is put to the test when she tries to find "feel good" movies, but her ex Josh's favorite show ruins her algorithm.
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When AdRoll Group was looking for a new office in 2016, real estate director Lizzy Lear's negotiation tactics were put to the test.
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"The market's reaction to Saudi Arabia's importance, in the new era of US shale, will now be put to the test," he added.
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Put to the test, Mr. Ryan revealed that all along, he doesn't have anything more creative in his cranium than stale conservative dogma.
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"Australia's peak intelligence agencies are being put to the test," said John Fitzgerald, a China specialist at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne.
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But that's being put to the test in Alabama, where Trump is literally running against against his own base in campaigning for Sen.
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Also: as the Netherlands goes to the polls, our Europe editor Matt Steinglass examines how each party's financial manifestos were put to the test.
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But in this election, whether in a rural corner of Utah or in states across the nation, they will be put to the test.
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But what we love even more is when our favorite cover stars are put to the test with quirky challenges that expose hidden talents.
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Besides being tugged at by China and oil, the stock market is about to be put to the test by fourth-quarter earnings season.
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His ability to oust his Democratic detractors such as Tester, among others, will be put to the test in the November mid-term elections.
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In May, British TV personality Ben Fogle was put to the test when his oxygen regulator exploded a few hundred meters from the summit.
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Amid the stock market's decline, several investing strategies that are designed to perform well in such an environment are being put to the test.
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They did not go into specifics on expected asset performance or allocation, but recent data suggests their optimism might be put to the test.
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It's a question that has long been debated among political operatives and is now being put to the test in this year's presidential election.
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Paulsen said the earnings season has been good, but stocks are being put to the test if they don't deliver in a big way.
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In July his leadership was put to the test when a scandal broke out as video emerged showing his top bodyguard beating May Day protestErs.
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I'm looking for someone who can be put to the test … and by test, I mean an obstacle course that represents life and its challenges!
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Article 50 has never been put to the test before, and the author seems to think that it's legally possible for it to be revoked.
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Díaz-Canel will be put to the test as he tries to right Cuba's flagging economy and fend off an increasingly aggressive administration in Washington.
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The true test of success though, will occur in the years to come, when the system's weakened shock absorbers are invariably put to the test.
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As the trade war continues to escalate, both the United States and China will put to the test which side has the superior bargaining position.
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The hypothesis has already been put to the test and seen a few failures, which is why the reversal from Biogen comes as a surprise.
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Thomas and Froome have not attacked each other, but that uneasy truce could be put to the test as the race enters its decisive phase.
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But despite Idaho routinely appearing on "Best Places to Live" lists, the state's conservative roots will be put to the test in the coming years.
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The marchers' resolve is sending tremors to Beijing, where President Xi Jinping's carefully nurtured image of strength and competence is being put to the test.
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But it also empowers other House committees to move more quickly to court in future disputes — authorities that could quickly be put to the test.
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But despite Idaho routinely appearing on "best places to live" lists, the state's conservative roots will be put to the test in the coming years.
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But comments on Friday by Richard Clarida, the Fed's newly appointed vice chair, put to the test market expectations for a steady pace of tightening.
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The government's new policies will be put to the test when the caravan arrives, said Gustavo Mohar, a former migration official in Mexico's Interior Ministry.
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But more often than not, when put to the test these hacks fall short of the "amazing ease" and "super speed" they always seem to promise.
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That was put to the test today when CNBC tech correspondent Deirdre Bosa accidentally left the store without being charged for one cup of Siggi's yogurt.
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It was only a few years later when the city's thesis was put to the test as Hurricane Sandy ripped through New York and New Jersey.
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Queen of Katwe costars Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo stopped by Watch What Happens Live on Wednesday, where their acting skills were put to the test.
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The last time the theory was put to the test in North America was a program in the Canadian province of Manitoba in the late 1970s.
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"Italian BTP/Bund spreads will be further put to the test by last ditch efforts in Italy to hammer out a government coalition," said Benjamin Schroeder.
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On top of the video lectures, your skills will immediately be put to the test by completing coding exercises and building a slew of responsive websites.
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Every single time there is an adventure, the civilization of the United Federation of Planets is put to the test, through its proxy, the hero-ship.
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Those skills will be put to the test: Private equity has emerged as a frequent political target both in Washington and on the presidential campaign trail.
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Dallas and a few other playoff teams relied on two established starters in net, a system that will be put to the test in the postseason.
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This order, Narang points out, has not been put to the test as the rules that have advanced so far have apparently flown under its radar.
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Less than three weeks later, Mr. Bush's loyalty was put to the test when Mr. Gorbachev, his country in economic turmoil, was ousted by hard-liners.
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The idea that art is an expression valued for originality is put to the test with the study and replication of caves painted during the Pleistocene.
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"Maintaining this sort of equidistant type of relationship ... is going to be put to the test," said Gary A. Grappo, a former U.S. ambassador to Oman.
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Facebook's new policy will likely be put to the test in real time, as the US Census Bureau begins surveying its first households early next year.
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The trailer shows his character's morals seemingly put to the test as he participates in the racist rhetoric and hurtful protests associated with this neo-Nazi group.
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The pair became great friends, but their friendship was put to the test when the leukemia Cook had been battling for ten years was diagnosed as terminal.
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For his part Mr Carter told dignitaries, Afghan and foreign reporters at the presidential palace that Afghan security forces had been "put to the test" in 2016.
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After spending the morning drinking heavily on a boat with their shirts off, the guys were put to the test with — wait for it — a spelling bee.
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The manner in which Trump's predecessor handled the last major Syria chemical attack came to define his international legacy: Obama was weak when put to the test.
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"I suspect safe-havens such as Bunds and Treasuries could be put to the test as risk sentiment shows signs of stabilising," Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann said.
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Glossy lids, rainbow highlighter, tiger-eye hair color — these are just a few mega-trends we've put to the test lately (and frankly, we could keep going).
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This week, the river levees—which were first built after the historic 1927 flood—are being put to the test for the first time in modern history.
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The contenders were put to the test by Infantry Brigade Combat Teams with the 10th Mountain and 101st Airborne Divisions during a seven-month period in 2018.
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Americans fought and died in the war, but until quite recently we haven&apost seen democratic norms and the viability of democracy really put to the test.
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For him, implementation and scaling go hand in hand, since that is where all the ideas and imagination get put to the test in the real world.
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A spike in bond yields would change the valuation equation, could be put to the test as the Federal Reserve is expected to continue its tightening cycle.
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The Kurdish effort to enact gender equality has really been put to the test in places like Manbij, which is overwhelmingly Arab, and also conservative and tribal.
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But if they do force it and win, then things could get really interesting and put to the test just how loyal these aides are to Trump.
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It's not an exit procedure that's ever been actually put to the test, so we don't have a great sense of how it will work in practice.
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The technology was put to the test again in last November's mid-term elections, in which nearly 150 people voted from 24 out of the state's 55 counties.
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The country's conservative industrial model is now being put to the test "on a scale that perhaps has not yet been fully understood", as Angela Merkel puts it.
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The economic power of the LGBT rights movement is about to be put to the test in the standoff over a so-called "bathroom bill" in North Carolina.
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And soon all of that work will be put to the test: Arena of Valor is officially launching on iOS and Android in North and South America tomorrow.
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This idea was put to the test by Adriana Bus and colleagues, at Leiden University in the Netherlands, who tracked children's eyes while they read interactive e-books.
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Abenomics will be put to the test in Japan's upper house election on July 21, with opposition parties focusing on what they call a threat to voters' finances.
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Our defenses have been circumvented, and our cyber strategy is being put to the test as we come to terms with a growing cyber talent and technology gap.
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Granted, this is a special occurrence, and so long as you're not renting a classic vehicle with a manual transmission, you probably won't be put to the test.
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His haphazard and faint-hearted defense of democratic freedoms and amateur approach to messaging foreign audiences when his leadership is put to the test, does democracy a disservice.
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This week the company's bets will be put to the test, as it rolls out another home goods brand in the U.S. under the TJX umbrella, called HomeSense.
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He also has unprecedented resources for a presidential race, and exactly what he can achieve with that amount of money has not been put to the test, either.
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Her devotion to the Dark Lord and her aptitude for magic itself are both put to the test when she confronts the inherent misogyny of the witch world.
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A lot of these kids are put to the test when they go there, and it put us to the test as a crew, but we earned their trust.
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All that, off course, had to be put to the test, so for a whole day I decided to only eat meals in which the bran-plate was integrated.
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But after a spate of terrorism lawsuits against social networks — and a newfound acceptance of social responsibility from Facebook itself — those legal protections are being put to the test.
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But things quicken again by Part 6 as the rendezvous with history nears and the question of what happens if you alter the past is put to the test.
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The seventh season, however, catapults the cast across the country to Los Angeles, where their spy skills are put to the test to satisfy the demands of Hollywood's elite.
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With the center now operational after starting a few months behind schedule, Google's bet on AI having a transformational effect in Africa will now be put to the test.
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This "follow the money" strategy will be put to the test in Muzema, a favela in Rio's West Zone where two apartment buildings collapsed in April, killing 24 people.
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AFTER two relatively mild winters, Rahm Emanuel's ability to manage a snowstorm was put to the test earlier this month when it snowed, with little respite, for nine days.
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Six Grammy categories are a lot to remember — even if you're nominated in all of them — but Brandi Carlile effortlessly nails all six when she's put to the test.
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But Wednesday was the first time that a handful of executives were put to the test, in a public forum, on how they answer to questions about their business.
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Anthropologist Robin Dunbar famously suggested people could maintain just 150 "meaningful relationships" at any one time, a number that's been put to the test thanks to services like Facebook.
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"I've always said that I didn't need a gold medal to have self-worth and I guess that that's being put to the test at the moment," said Cate.
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As Sanders looks ahead to the primaries in Florida, where there is a large Cuban and Venezuelan population, his support among Latinos will again be put to the test.
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His skills in choppy political waters have been put to the test in the month since Trump lashed out at players who did not stand for the national anthem.
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The White House culinary team has really been put to the test — trying to recreate a McDonald's Quarter Pounder and apple pie because President Trump just really likes McDonald's.
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This year might be the first when those maps are really put to the test — but in a few choice cases already, the strong Republican fundamentals have held up.
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With its authority put to the test, Hollande's government stood firm in the standoff with hardline unions, and the protests have since subsided if so far not entirely disappeared.
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Congreve's observation that music hath charms to soothe a savage breast was never put to the test as literally as in the true story of Philippe V of Spain.
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But it could be a period when the stock market is put to the test, as companies discuss trade, slowing global growth and other issues that have shaken investor confidence.
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If Modi and the BJP win again this year, it will be because of — not despite — their Hindu nationalist agenda, which is being put to the test with Thakur's nomination.
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The technology was put to the test again in 2007 when quantum-encrypted vote tallies from the Swiss federal election were sent from polling stations to the Geneva state government.
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That policy is being put to the test by a businessman in London, who is in court challenging Google's decision not to remove his conviction for accounting fraud from searches.
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The potential alliance raised some fears Czechs' wide euroskepticism could be put to the test in a referendum on EU membership following Britain's shock Brexit vote to leave the union.
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First, there was the "Memorial Day Mayhem post-mortem," when the town government's crackdown on wild partying in the township would be put to the test for the first time.
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The budget plan comes at a crucial time for President Jacob Zuma and his ruling African National Congress party, which will be put to the test in upcoming municipal elections.
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My hopes are put to the test; the ceremony begins, which is led by ALUNA, a performance duo made up of Steffen Kirchhoff and his wife, who calls herself Maywa.
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Let this election have the salutary effect of reminding Americans as a nation of who we are, and the good we can do, when we are put to the test.
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Lyft's "nice guy" image has been put to the test at other times in recent months: It has gone on the offensive as it forges its path toward going public.
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Even America's next-generation F-35 stealth fighter — a fifth-generation fighter — could be put to the test by some of the advanced weapons under development by China, according to IISS.
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That may be put to the test now that the systems will now have to work in both offroad-ready Jeeps as well as track-ready BMWs, and everything in between.
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Eventually, however, a speech synthesis program may be able to fake all of these things, at which point, our ability to discern truth from fabrication will be put to the test.
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The goal is that by the end of DARPA's five year contract, they have both a device and protocol ready to be put to the test of an FDA clinical trial.
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Speaking after a meeting with the U.N. special envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, Kerry said the cessation of hostilities had been put to the test in the last few weeks.
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That theory will be put to the test in March, when Marvel debuts "Captain Marvel" — the first female lead installment in the MCU that's already a big draw in presale tickets.
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Compared to other blenders we put to the test, it performed best powering through kale, frozen fruit, fresh ginger fiber and dates, as well as a mid-range full-size blender.
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The easement program would be put to the test in Pecan Acres, as well as in another flood-ravaged community called Silverleaf, about 60 miles away in the city of Gonzales.
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Any contingency plan has never been put to the test, as policymakers have reached an agreement in time to avoid a potential default every time the government neared its borrowing limit.
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But in 1971 it was put to the test in a high-profile case pitting the most powerful newspaper in the country against a president who was determined to silence it.
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With assigned roles and a series of unscripted scenes, the queens' acting and improvisation skills were put to the test — muscles many were eager to flex, except for Chi Chi DeVayne.
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At the peak of an illustrious military career, Milley's non-partisan reputation is being put to the test as he defends the most controversial foreign policy decision of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Although it has yet to be put to the test, some already say the USS Gerald R. Ford is an example of the Navy's costly and risky bet on "immature" technology.
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But when put to the test, San Francisco, Green Bay and Kansas City all came through with big wins, joining the Ravens as the four playoff teams with first-round byes.
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If he wins the job, Barr's independence could be put to the test when Mueller wraps up his investigation into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia during the 2016 election.
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At the Academy of Arts and Letters, a small K-8 school in Brooklyn founded in 225 to educate a community of "diverse individuals," that question is being put to the test.
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The research will put to the test a scientific pillar - physicist Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, according to University of Arizona astrophysicist Dimitrios Psaltis, project scientist for the Event Horizon Telescope.
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The facility is where new projects, generated by employees — known as "partners" at Starbucks — across the company's headquarters, are being put to the test, going from idea to action in 100 days.
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This new market structure will be put to the test as the macroeconomic landscape begins to shift, with the first interest-rate cut since 2008 expected from the Federal Reserve next week.
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While equity markets attempt to recover, the question is whether they can withstand another sharp move up in bond yields - something will be put to the test by economic data this week.
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Apple (the company) is rolling out a new sign-on feature, the Big Apple (the city) is pushing a groundbreaking privacy law, and Hot Wheels cars are being put to the test.
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This might work in Mexico's case, he says, adding that such policies may well be put to the test there given the "immense" amount of low-interest debt in Mexico's private sector.
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"We have some hot, dry conditions coming this week so we'll really be put to the test here to see how that holds," Alberta Wildfire Compliance and Investigations Manager Chad Morrison said.
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But with American flying with both Gogo's new 2ku networks and ViaSat's satellite service starting in 2017, the strength of that partnership looks like it might soon be put to the test.
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But those efforts will be put to the test in the coming months, with advocates urging Congress to approve the deal by August in the face of strong doubts from both parties.
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Verlander will be put to the test versus Baltimore, which overcame a five-run deficit to post its fifth straight victory with a 7-5 triumph in the series opener on Thursday.
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The normally very abundant supply of U.S. natural gas could be put to the test this season and could actually see some spot shortages by the end of winter, according to analysts.
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His theory was put to the test at the 1998 World Cup in France, the first time Croatia, wearing the now iconic red-and-white checkered shirt, had qualified for the tournament.
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President Trump's tough talk on the North American Free Trade Agreement will finally be put to the test this week as the United States, Canada and Mexico meet to discuss the pact.
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While Powell was widely praised for his steady hand after being nominated by Trump, expect it to be put to the test as the "Goldilocks economy" starts to warm up too quickly.
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The power of the real estate and home building industries is being put to the test in a fight with Republicans over a key tax break for homebuyers — the mortgage interest deduction.
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Around 2030, the work and vision of General Motor chief of design Michael Simcoe, and the 2,0003 people that work in both design studio and associated shops will be put to the test.
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But his convictions will be put to the test during forthcoming debates over euthanasia (which will soon become legal in the state of Victoria) and abortion, which may soon be decriminalised in Queensland.
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We've seen this type of system put to the test before in standalone apps, but those programs were woefully inadequate at best, resulting in a dreadful 93 percent failure rate in some instances.
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Beyond blending their families and cultures, Harry and Meghan's core values are put to the test as they try to find the balance between honoring royal tradition and staying true to their beliefs.
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Its products are put to the test at the company's robotics lab in Seattle, where researchers are trying to build the next-generation systems that will be able to interact independently with humans.
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Lenders will have to show how they are protecting themselves against risk, including in their credit-scoring, at a time when many borrowers have not been put to the test of higher rates.
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Indeed, while factory output grew at a robust pace last month in a sign of strength in the manufacturing sector, that solidity could be put to the test if exports continue to decline.
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With a generative model, both ideas can be put to the test: Elements in the latent space related to dustiness and star formation rates are changed to see how this affects galaxies' color.
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"I said that one day his idealism would be put to the test and that he must pay attention not to set himself on a path of pride and anger," Mr. Derbaix recalled.
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GOP leaders will be put to the test next week when Congress returns to Washington to consider what's likely to be a multibillion-dollar aid package for the communities affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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"Our policies and practices are put to the test every day because of that and because of this situation, we do need to take a closer look at them," she told the station.
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The ruling, from Judge James Orenstein in New York's Eastern District, is the first time that the government's legal argument for opening up devices like the iPhone has been put to the test.
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Preseason predictions are always put to the test with big non-conference games early in the season, but no preseason national title contender fell out of College Football Playoff contention faster than LSU.
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The sun meets Mars, starting a new cycle in your finances and making this a great time to plan a budget—which will be put to the test as Venus clashes with Jupiter!
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This is only the second case where these rules will be put to the test -- the first time was 20 years ago when a special counsel investigated the deadly siege in Waco, Texas.
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Made by startup MooVita, it's one of dozens of autonomous vehicles being put to the test at a special center in Singapore that aims to advance the development of self-driving car technology.
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According to Politico, that sentiment was put to the test this week when McMaster fired Ezra Cohen-Watnick, a top White House intelligence aide who had been hired by McMaster's predecessor, Michael Flynn.
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Using a carefully calibrated piece of technology known as the Sunlight Machine, which exposes the paint to UV light, the light fastness of Winsor & Newton's Professional Acrylic paint is put to the test.
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"We can rest assured that there will now be more unannounced inspections," Gauden Galea, China representative for the World Health Organization (WHO), told Reuters, adding that Chinese manufacturers would be put to the test.
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This kind of legal flexibility has been put to the test in recent years as the U.S. hiring market has migrated from newspaper classified ad sections and company human-resources offices onto the internet.
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The Bears are pacing the Pac-12 in scoringdefense (66.8 points) and field-goal percentage defense (38.8 percent) but thatwill be put to the test by Colorado, which is averaging 84.1 points in Boulder.
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Their political chops are being put to the test as they pursue a goal that has eluded lawmakers for decades: a rewrite of the tax code, centered on rate cuts and tax-code simplification.
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"The cessation of hostilities has been put to the test, and it has frayed in certain areas, and it has fallen completely in a few areas," Secretary of State John Kerry said in Geneva.
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Republican leaders in both chambers will be put to the test as they seek to protect their vulnerable incumbents and put forward a legislative agenda that helps their party's nominee win the White House.
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Calum Von Moger took the WFF Mr. Universe title in 2015, and doesn't look like he's skipped chest day once since taking the crown -- but he was still put to the test by TMZ.
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Whatever they are made of, however, was put to the test as Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant's momentum carried him fairly deep out of bounds, and absolutely clocked the senior citizen into another dimension.
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Hannah D. Holscher, a nutrition scientist at the University of Illinois who was not involved in the new studies, said that the results on mice need to be put to the test in humans.
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Audience Score: 63%Critic Score: 60%Set in North Africa in 1942, an intelligence officer (Pitt) and a French Resistance fighter (Marion Cotillard) have their relationship put to the test amidst a raging war.
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The world's largest lithium ion battery, installed to alleviate South Australia's severe energy issues, was put to the test when it supplied emergency power to one of Australia's biggest coal units, reports Renew Economy.
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Ms. Warren, a new front-runner, is all but certain to confront more scrutiny from other candidates onstage, which would put to the test her ability to weather sharper criticism in the national spotlight.
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But Durov's commitment to privacy has been repeatedly put to the test over the years by ISIS, who've made no secret of their reliance on the app for recruiting, radicalizing, and even planning attacks.
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One of Salesforce&aposs most reliable playbooks— mergers and acquisitions — will be put to the test like never before as the company strives to meet its CEO&aposs ambitious growth targets, according to analysts.
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Ray J and his wife Princess Love have baby fever, and it's being put to the test with the addition of the newest "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" cast member -- one-year-old Stevie Rose Weintraub.
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Colorado's former Vezina Trophy finalist Semyon Varlamov, who is returning from a hip surgery, will be put to the test in short order behind a leaky defense that yielded a league-worst 276 goals. 2.
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Between the Litchfield inmates humiliating the guards who used to harass them, and Red (Kate Mulgrew) getting the upper hand on pesky Piscatella (Brad William Henke), many characters had their ethics put to the test.
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It comes a week after the US alliance with Israel was put to the test amid reports that Trump divulged highly classified intelligence obtained by the Israelis during his meeting with the Russian foreign minister.
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The guy you recruited could be in love with someone else in the 1920s Chicago crime scene, and their relationship could be put to the test if, say, the lover is part of another gang.
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The shoes were put to the test at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, Oregon, and will go on sale on December 7th, Business Insider reports, including six designs created by patients at the hospital.
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WASHINGTON — A pivotal 19th-century civil rights law will be put to the test at the Supreme Court on Wednesday during oral arguments over a $20 billion racial discrimination suit filed against cable giant Comcast.
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The network's newly installed president, Jimmy Pitaro, will be put to the test immediately in April with the launch of an app, ESPN+, that will charge fans a monthly fee for even more events coverage.
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Ms. Marin won the leadership vote by a small margin, and her skills will be put to the test immediately as the country heads into a season of labor negotiations with the potential for strikes.
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The new process was put to the test soon after it was announced — and the results were ambiguous, at best, as CBS tried to get its bearings in a landscape reshaped by the #MeToo movement.
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Manafort's agreement with Special Counsel Robert Mueller to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" could put to the test U.S. President Donald Trump's denials of campaign collusion with Russia, lawyers not involved in the case said.
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In 1997, as a dry run for the competition, Jacquet's men hosted the Tournoi de France, a friendly tournament which also featured England, Italy and Brazil in which several experimental sides were put to the test.
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Now that there's a deepfake of Zuckerberg implying he's in total control of billions of people's stolen data and ready to control the future, on Facebook-owned Instagram, that stance will be put to the test.
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The actor recently sat down with PEOPLE's Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle in the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview, where he was put to the test with an intense round of the Cagle Exercise.
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"Friendships are put to the test, long-distance couples are forced to see if their romance can survive 24/7 togetherness and fiery exes try to coexist peacefully during their voyage," the show's press release reads.
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This theory was put to the test in 2010, when Denmark lowered the age of criminal responsibility from 15 to 14, meaning that 14-year-olds now face the criminal-justice system rather than social services.
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"We have seen a positive open in Europe, though that looks likely to be put to the test if Asia's market performance is any guide," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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They expected yields to come under pressure from a slate of heavy bond supply this week, while sentiment towards Italian bonds could be put to the test ahead of a key DBRS ratings review on Friday.
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Samantha Morton stars as Margaret Wells, who juggles brothel ownership and motherhood — and is put to the test when she decides she must fight back against her nemesis, a ruthless madam named Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville).
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When respondents were put to the test, though, only about one in four college grads were able to correctly answer four questions about key financial concepts such as how interest accrues and how to pay off debt.
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In the world of exchange-traded funds, that idea is now officially being put to the test, with the Securities and Exchange Commission granting approval for the first-ever non-transparent, actively managed ETF structure last week.
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On the campaign trail, Klobuchar frequently boasts of her ability to win in rural areas — like the Minnesota counties that border North and South Dakota or Iowa — so those claims will be put to the test here.
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Nowhere is this more concentrated than the Agricultural and Pastoral show (A&P), a rural gathering where all things farm-related are celebrated—and the crème de la crème of agricultural athletes are put to the test.
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But the cooperative spirit of the Intelligence Committee is being put to the test as it faces pressure to review Russian efforts to influence the U.S. presidential election, including any links between Trump campaign officials and Moscow.
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Although it would be hours before the market for unique zabaglione servers was put to the test, early bidding was bracing for a bronze placard bearing the restaurant's logo of a tree in each of the seasons.
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WASHINGTON — Year after year, both in his messy personal life and his brazen theft of classified documents from the National Security Agency, Harold T. Martin III put to the test the government's costly system for protecting secrets.
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The stock market's race to new highs could be put to the test in the coming week by two events — the signing of a phase one trade deal with China and the start of corporate earnings season.
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As it stands, Facebook's current policy lets politicians lie in ads that run on Facebook — a policy that Elizabeth Warren put to the test herself with an intentionally misleading ad that claimed Mark Zuckerberg endorsed Trump's reelection.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's fledgling diplomatic skills are being put to the test as he visits Turkey to discuss the fight against ISIS and then Belgium for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers this week.
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During a new episode of Carpool Karaoke with James Corden, brothers Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas were hooked up to a lie detector and put to the test as Corden fired a number of personal questions at them.
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The gym work and outdoor training, and the kilos of extra muscle added to cope with new regulations bringing significantly faster cornering speeds and greater G-forces, will be put to the test over four days this week.
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James' appeal will be put to the test by this tired comedy, in which he plays a cop who's about to retire, grappling with the customary indignities and challenges from his beautiful wife (Erinn Hayes) and three kids.
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If you want to be less generous, you see that the one time Trump's leadership skills were put to the test as an agent of middle-class people's economic well-being, he ripped them off ruthlessly and unapologetically.
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During that time, the performer's stamina is put to the test, and they gain a new perspective on their physical limits; but it's not easy to tap out as soon as they feel they cannot go on anymore.
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Certainly the American's fitness is being put to the test taking on two major competitions in span of three weeks racing at the world championships in Gwangju, South Korea followed by a quick jump to the Pan Ams.
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Thanks to great theoreticians like Hermann Kahn during the nuclear era, thoughts like these were woven into a complex doctrine of strategic deterrence, so effective that it remained theoretical and never had to be put to the test.
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That battle will be put to the test again this week, when senators have their first chance to grill Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about the meeting and lawmakers begin to formally weigh enacting additional sanctions on Russia.
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But because nobody suspects the handsome, upstanding Phoenix — and too many people suspect a bear — Paddington is sent to jail, where he meets the ferocious Knuckles McGinty (Brendan Gleeson) and sees his every belief put to the test.
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Now they are really being put to the test because, like I said, they're developing this new technology to take astronauts and that is just something that, I mean safety, obviously, is a concern whenever you launch a rocket.
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Friday will see AlphaGo further put to the test in two stipulation matches; one where it acts as a teammate to two Chinese pros playing each other, and another where it takes on five Chinese pros all at once.
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The Brexit bounce back that lifted stocks in July is unlikely to carry into August, and markets will be put to the test early on — by global manufacturing data Monday, Friday's U.S. jobs report and another big earnings wave.
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It's got an upgraded 40 hours of battery life (which I put to the test) and an upgraded audio system with Digital Signal Processing (DSP — more on that below) that puts out an impressive 94 decibels at 1 foot.
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Read more about The Ocean Cleanup:Why the Great Pacific Garbage Patch Ocean cleanup array failedThe massive plastic-cleaning device invented by a 24-year-old to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is finally being put to the test.
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Ultimate Ears Boom 3 Portable Bluetooth Wireless Speaker (Waterproof), $149.99, available at AmazonThe newest version of the popular UE Boom series is waterproof and can even float on top of water (a feature that we put to the test).
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Later, when the T. rex inevitably breaks out of her paddock, this speed limit is put to the test as the intimidating predator bears down on a Jeep in one of the most iconic chase scenes in film history.
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If you want to be less generous, you see that the one time Trump's leadership skills were put to the test as an agent of middle-class people's economic well-being, he ripped those people off ruthlessly and unapologetically.
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Half a century earlier, Ann Moore, a celebrated English faster in her fifties, had agreed to have her veracity put to the test by a monthlong "watch": round-the-clock observation carried out by a cohort of reputable gentlemen.
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So the big question is whether the positive coverage Sanders gets will improve his performance among nonwhite Democrats who have seemed uninterested in his candidacy so far — and that will be put to the test in the next contest, South Carolina.
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That design was first put to the test by the DoD in a 79-mile round trip delivery flight at an average speed of 64 miles per hour, the longest drone delivery in U.S. history, which was conducted in Oct.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - The United States' status as the leading power in women's soccer will be put to the test by England in Tuesday's World Cup semi-final with the gap between the teams having narrowed dramatically in recent years.
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For a snapshot of recent world market moves: While equity markets attempt to recover, the question is whether they can withstand another sharp move up in bond yields - something will be put to the test by economic data this week.
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To the critics of the president, the Benalla affair — and his silence about it — says much about Mr. Macron's distant style, which had never been put to the test of an election until he unexpectedly gained the presidency last year.
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A scheduled bye week and an unscheduled week off provided No. 12 Florida with plenty of time to figure out its offensive struggles, but the Gators will be put to the test starting with Saturday's traditional showdown against Georgia in Jacksonville.
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Murray was in the ice bath immediately afterwards and his powers of recovery will be put to the test over the next few days with Wawrinka waiting on Friday followed by a likely semi-final with big-hitting Canadian Milos Raonic.
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This is a difficult needle to thread, and it will almost certainly be put to the test at some point — perhaps an omitted candidate with an enthusiastic base of supporters will protest or file a lawsuit, as has happened before.
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Acknowledging that the European Union is "being severely put to the test", Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Jean-Marc Ayrault said the bloc was challenged by a series of crises to its south and east while economic growth was on a slow recovery path.
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While equity markets across the world attempt to bounce back, any recovery hinges on their ability to withstand another sharp move up in bond yields - something that will be put to the test by two important readings on U.S. inflation this week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An international scientific team is expected on Wednesday to unveil a landmark achievement in astrophysics - the first photo of a black hole - in a feat that will put to the test a pillar of science: Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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The rise in consumer prices, above economists' estimates for both the monthly and annual measures, may soon put to the test a forecast by central bank policymakers that inflation will peak in April or May before drifting toward target later in the year.
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After opening the Rio Olympics with blowout wins over China and Venezuela, cracks are starting to show in the armor of a usually invincible U.S. team that have been put to the test against Serbia and Australia in their last two games.
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But they also cautioned it's easier to prove market dominance under EU legal standards than in the U.S. "In the U.S. the thresholds are higher and the FTC and DOJ are sort of put to the test by courts," Fieldfisher's Cassels said.
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TBILISI and RUSTAVI — The strength of Georgia's democracy and of its all-powerful ruling party will be put to the test over the next two weeks after a deadlocked presidential election on Sunday necessitated what is sure to be a bitter runoff.
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All refurbished technology for sale on eBay is put to the test for performance – the manufacturer or retailer has a team of experts who conduct thorough checks to make sure the device is up to a high standard and in full working order.
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Ford put the property up for sale last December, and over the next 10 years, the technical, financial, and political feasibility of the site plan will be put to the test as the land is sold, designs prepared, and ground is finally broken.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the front-runner to replace Theresa May as British prime minister but who has so far kept a low profile in the leadership race, needs to be put to the test, rival contender Michael Gove said on Monday.
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So the big question is whether the positive coverage Sanders gets will help improve his performance among nonwhite Democrats who have seemed uninterested in his candidacy so far — and that will be put to the test in the next contest, South Carolina.
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That simultaneous focus on both management and ESG was recently put to the test when the fund accrued a 4 percent stake in software company Open Text, according to David Silverman, managing director at Blue Harbour who quarterbacks the fund's ESG efforts.
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While U.S. stocks, along with global markets, attempt to bounce back, any recovery hinges on their ability to withstand another sharp move up in bond yields - something that will be put to the test by two important readings on U.S. inflation this week.
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The unity plea will first be put to the test in his drive for a compromise on protecting 1.8 million Dreamers - people brought illegally to the country as children - who face a March 5 deadline on whether they can begin to be deported.
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But with President-elect Trump set to take office in January, and his pledge to implement the ban on day one now about to be put to the test, the question looms: Will he be able to do it, and if so, how?
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When put to the test, the algorithm identified that those marked as "most likely" to be receptive to a new opportunity were, in fact, 63% more likely to be in a new job by the end of the three-month study period.
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He was put to the test his first month as owner, when Terry Orme, then the paper's top editor, stepped into his office with a question: Would he provide a few hundred thousand dollars so that The Tribune could sue the church?
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Broad reviews at the FTC and DOJ of the market power of major tech platforms like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple may put to the test the agencies' ability to rein in alleged monopolies using decades-old legal doctrine and century-old laws.
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Her varied game means she has more options that most on court but her mental toughness will be put to the test again as she looks to become first homegrown winner of an Australian Open singles title since Chris O'Neil in 1978.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New guidelines barring the collection of blood in areas with outbreaks of the mosquito-borne Zika virus will be put to the test first in cash-strapped Puerto Rico, where health officials have two weeks to start importing the island's supply.
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"We are going to Geneva to put to the test the seriousness of the international community in its promises to the Syrian people and to also test the seriousness of the regime in implementing its humanitarian obligations," HNC spokesman Riyad Naasan Agha said.
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Ms. Ziegler's "Actually," which centers on two Princeton undergraduates whose "moral mettle is put to the test" when they meet, according to a news release from the theater, will have its world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles this spring.
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" But, he added, "The rock bands of the '20083s supplanted the football and military heroes, and just as all those heroes had fallen when put to the test, rock musicians proved they had no more of an answer to saving the world than anybody else.
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WELLINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Twice Rugby World Cup winner Sonny Bill Williams' quest for an Olympic medal will be put to the test in earnest this weekend after he was named in New Zealand's side for the Wellington leg of the World Sevens Series.
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The SRB's Koenig may find her faith is put to the test soon, with a number of smaller Italian banks still trying to raise capital and Italy's top lender, UniCredit in the process of raising 13 billion euro ($14 billion) through a cash call.
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So the big question is whether the positive coverage Sanders gets will help improve his performance among nonwhite Democrats who have seemed uninterested in his candidacy so far — and that will be put to the test in the next contests, Nevada and South Carolina.
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If McGregor can keep Mayweather out of the clinches and keep him working, even if that's by forcing Mayweather to punch him in the face more times a round, we might actually get to see the 40-year-old veteran's endurance put to the test.
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LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the front-runner to replace Theresa May as British prime minister but who has so far kept a low profile in the leadership race, needs to be put to the test, rival contender Michael Gove said on Monday.
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Davis, 54, stopped by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday, where her knowledge about the hit HBO show was put to the test during a game of "Sex and the Gritty" — including one question from her former costar Sarah Jessica Parker.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration's ability to win over the U.S. Supreme Court will be put to the test when the nine justices begin their new term on Monday with major cases awaiting on voting rights, religious liberty, union funding and class-action suits.
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Its equivalent of fight scenes, when Sonic's speed is really put to the test, are easily its most delightful — we watch the world from his hyperdrive perspective, as everything halts around him and he begins to move enemies ever-so-slightly out of position.
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Kavanaugh and Gorsuch will be put to the test this summer, when the Supreme Court is expected to deliver its opinion on a challenge to a Louisiana law that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals within 30 miles of their clinics.
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The final game will be on Saturday, while Friday will see AlphaGo further put to the test in two stipulation matches; one where it acts as a teammate to two Chinese pros playing each other, and another where it takes on five Chinese pros all at once.
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He soon earned the Slasher Walsh nickname for the job cuts he made at the Irish carrier before he was hired to become boss at BA in 2005 where his skills were put to the test when the global financial crisis also dampened demand for travel.
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Woods is back in Green Jacket contention after a string of injuries and surgeries and, with a 10:42 tee time, the Augusta marshals will be put to the test with huge crowds lining the first hole to catch a glimpse of the four-time Masters champion.
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U.N. envoy: Syrian truce "hangs by a thread" Kerry: Cessation of hostilities put to the test U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the attack, telling reporters Monday in Geneva, Switzerland, that it was an "unconscionable act" for which he indicated he held the Syrian regime responsible.
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First of all I can say that the Arab spring was the real test that put to the test the authoritative form of government and non-authoritative form of government, and the regime that represents its people versus the regime that does not represent its people.
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All this suggests that if Trump were to become president, America's democratic structure would be put to the test, including the checks and balances necessary to prevent a politician like Trump from dismantling some of this country's basic democratic principles, as he appears to be considering.
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The preparedness capabilities may be put to the test at any time considering the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, recent cases of monkeypox in the U.K., persistent reports of MERS throughout the Middle East and the constant threat of novel, pandemic respiratory viruses.
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The project was again set aside (with confidence, never actually put to the test, that fresh looks might produce even further variations) while other commitments took priority, but fortunately, we were able to reconvene just in time to complete everything for the present calendar year (2017).
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Every attempt will be made to get the games in, and Williams, the stadium groundsman, said the field drainage system — which was put to the test by heavy downpours earlier this month — was enhanced for the series, with extra piping placed beneath a layer of stone chips.
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LONDON, March 27 (LPC) - As the coronavirus crisis escalates, covenant-lite loans are set to be put to the test for the first time en masse as swathes of borrowers face a liquidity crunch and stress to the bottom line, leaving investors virtually powerless to react.
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The theory was put to the test on a recent 84-degree day at Hansol Nutrition Center, which despite its name is not a shop stocked with vitamins and whey protein, but a Korean restaurant in the Murray Hill section of Queens, known for its samgyetang.
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A straightforward explanation of their intent, however, is rarely offered explicitly via text, and, as a result, these cryptic lines result in a Rorschach-like test of their meaning in a week where the credibility of Page and Strzok has again been put to the test.
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The technology, known properly as the Integrated LCRD LEO (Low-Earth Orbit) User Modem and Amplifier (ILLUMA), will be put to the test beginning in 2020 as part of NASA's multi-year Laser Communications Relay Demonstration (LCRD) mission, where it will be installed aboard the ISS.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Five people died after a dramatic shootout at a famed Mexico City mariachi plaza, officials said on Saturday, the latest in a recent string of crimes in the capital that will soon put to the test the incoming government's new tactics to fight violence.
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"In the last weeks, the cessation of hostilities has been put to the test, and it has frayed in certain areas, and it has fallen completely in a few areas," Mr. Kerry said in Geneva after meeting with the United Nations special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura.
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She wrote: Manning's astonishing commitment to her own ethical code—one that has been put to the test as a soldier, a political candidate, and now, a citizen refusing to testify—has earned her a fair share of supporters (including fellow whistleblower Edward Snowden), in addition to her adversaries.
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It is also being put to the test by investment groups 3G Capital and JAB Holding, which have bought up big food and drink businesses and are injecting an intense cost-consciousness into the sector, as industrywide growth slows due to a shift towards healthier and more natural foods.
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"Their relationship is put to the test … with [Archie] in juvie and not being able to see her, and with her focusing on her own stuff that she has going on, it's inevitable for… " Archie's portrayer told reporters at New York Comic Con before trailing off with a hand gesture.
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ABOUT PURDUE (2-2, 0-1): Purdue's depth on the defensive side of the ball will be put to the test this week — at least in the first half — as starting free safety Jacob Thieneman and starting middle linebacker Ja'Whaun Bentley will be out because of targeting penalties against Michigan.
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National security leaders across the spectrum worry, with good reason, that the kind of friendly arrangement Trump seems to want to make with Russia would only shift the ratchet and end up involving the United States in more direct military engagements in Europe that we'd rather not put to the test.
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President-elect Donald Trump's policies will be put to the test when he enters office later this month; several elections taking place across Europe this year where Eurosceptic parties could make gains, such as Marine le Pen's National Front party in France; and the U.K. will begin Brexit negotiations with the European Union.
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He was English, everyone else was Hungarian, and he soon realised that he was being put to the test not so much for his prowess on the violin—given his training, that was taken for granted—but for his musical ideas, his personal qualities and his ability and willingness to work with colleagues.
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Minnesota's statute was put to the test when Muhammad Abdurrahman cast his vote for Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE and was immediately replaced.
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There's still a decent contingent of skeptics dismissing virtual reality as a bunch of BS, and their skepticism is about to be put to the test as virtual reality tech prepares for the most stringent test a capitalist society can throw at it in the coming months: the test of commercial viability.
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But most of the action -- and certainly every snippet you're apt to see in the trailers -- takes place on the island, where Lara's resources are put to the test by a heavily armed group led by Vogel (Walton Goggins), who's seeking the very treasure that Lara's dad was after when he disappeared.
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And in a play about a male community's vow of celibacy that is put to the test pretty much from the minute it's announced, it helps that Mr. Luscombe lets the text's unexpected shifts in tone speak for themselves — the sudden intrusion of death near the end of this play, too, included.
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The investigation must also put to the test the recent, welcome declaration by President Vladimir V. Putin that Russia is prepared to cooperate fully with the McLaren commission, by conducting forensic examination of electronic data at labs in Moscow and Sochi, as well as at the Russian Anti-Doping Agency and the Russian Sports Ministry.
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Leaked emails show Amazon is moving full steam ahead with this year's Prime Day shopping extravaganza, even as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemicMeet the 12 telemedicine startups being put to the test as they gear up to confront the coronavirus pandemic8 tips to nailing a video job interview in the age of coronavirus
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It will also likely be put to the test in the coming months as Cummings digs into any number of aspects of the Trump administration, from the granting of security clearances at the White House to the administration's communications with Russia to lobbying by White House officials for a nuclear power deal with Saudi Arabia.
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When put to the test, at least four of Catalyst's major assets have been unable to find buyers at the firm's valuations, based on a Reuters review of Catalyst's portfolio, multiple communications from Catalyst to its clients and regulatory filings, as well as interviews with people familiar with Catalyst's operations, academics and financial analysts.
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The app also lets users play around with keyframes that can reframe the footage mid-clip in really interesting ways, much like the Insta360 One X. It's an alluring promise, though GoPro didn't have any Max units ready for testing like it did with the Hero 8 Black, so it's one we'll have to wait to put to the test.
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Based on the 2004 novel Caging Skies by Christine Leunens, the film follows the travails of 10-year-old Johannes "Jojo " Betzler (a cherubic Roman Griffin Davis, exceptional in his on-screen debut), a committed member of the Hitler Youth whose fanatic endorsement of the Nazi cause is put to the test when he realizes his mother (Scarlett Johansson) is hiding a Jewish girl named Elsa (Thomasin McKenzie) in their house.
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The control, part of the NYSE's automatic provisions to pause trading, has been put to the test since markets first began realizing the extent of the economic damage a worsening COVID-113 outbreak could cause in the U.S. The circuit-breaker system used by the NYSE — and other large U.S. trading platforms per SEC rules — was implemented after the Black Monday stock crash of 211, when major exchanges fell 219% in one day.
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They are reflective, instead, of partisan House leadership that realizes it does not have impeachable offenses — so much so that Pelosi & Co. fear the wrath of voters if Democrats in districts friendly to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE are put to the test of voting to authorize a formal impeachment inquiry.
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Now, his relationship with Trump and his pledged commitment to independence are being put to the test amid the fallout over the president's phone call with the leader of Ukraine, during which Trump suggested his counterpart in Kiev to coordinate with Barr and personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiSenate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges Key takeaways from first public impeachment hearing Diplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor MORE on probes into the 2016 election and the Biden family.
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Power outages have been reported at some Los Angeles polling placesMike Bloomberg, whose nationwide advertising campaign will be put to the test today, said his only path to the nomination is through a contested conventionThe Sanders campaign rolled out an ancient tool from a simpler era: Facebook profile picture overlaysAll about Super Tuesday:Everything you need to know about Super Tuesday on March 3, the biggest day in the Democratic primariesHere's how Democrats will elect their presidential nominee over the next several monthsWhat's at stake on Super Tuesday?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and national security adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE's relationship is being put to the test by the escalating crisis in Venezuela.
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Power outages have been reported at some Los Angeles polling placesMike Bloomberg, whose nationwide advertising campaign will be put to the test today, said his only path to the nomination is through a contested conventionThe Sanders campaign rolled out an ancient tool from a simpler era: Facebook profile picture overlaysPre-primary:Everything you need to know about Super Tuesday on March 3, the biggest day in the Democratic primariesThe more Democratic voters have gotten to know Mike Bloomberg, the less they like himAmy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg endorsing Joe Biden is absolutely devastating news for Elizabeth Warren9 mind-blowing facts that show just how much richer Mike Bloomberg is than the other presidential candidates'We made history': Pete Buttigieg drops out of the 2020 presidential raceJoe Biden crushed the South Carolina primary
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