What qualifies as research and what qualifies as procrastination is constantly up for debate.
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This new mindset drastically expands what qualifies as a military target, and it expands what qualifies as military tactic.
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Just to be sure, everyone in the program ought to submit what's known as an "employer certification form" each year to make sure that his or her employer qualifies or still qualifies.
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But those guidelines aren't always clear, and a frequently asked questions page on the F.T.C.'s website points to confusion around who qualifies as an influencer and what qualifies as an advertisement.
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I don't really self-identify as a public figure, celebrity, or brand; I'm a young woman who works in media, which bizarrely qualifies me for the badge as much as it qualifies Oprah.
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By old rules, this all qualifies as a fascinating curio.
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It appears North Korea's nuclear test qualifies as just that.
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Ryder apparently qualifies for $360 per week in unemployment funds.
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Indeed, its story barely qualifies as a story at all.
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Standing outside a mosque shouting, "Let's kill the Muslims!" qualifies.
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However, at just under $21,2175, HP's Omen 15t definitely qualifies.
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Her background in no way qualifies her for that task.
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That qualifies as a sharp slowdown by the authors' definition.
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It in fact qualifies for many of your other categories.
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Anyone who qualifies for WIC would qualify for the program.
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Someone else who qualifies for this level of undoubtable goodness?
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None of this much qualifies the glories of the thing.
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The portable media player barely qualifies to be called portable.
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Not every interstate conclave qualifies as a convention of states.
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To be sure, not everyone making student loan payments qualifies.
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But it does not specify what qualifies as a burglary.
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Individually, not one of these choices qualifies as a disaster.
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What qualifies as a game these days is incredibly broad.
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But his most recent find qualifies as an unrivaled experience.
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The process would be automatic for any American who qualifies.
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And so has what qualifies as news for food writers.
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Those points will determine who qualifies for the Summer playoffs.
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But they have a chance to reach what qualifies as .
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So guess who qualifies best as a new, well, boogeywoman?
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Here's my guide to the basics: Who Qualifies to Apply?
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Going to the meeting clearly qualifies as an overt act.
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What, exactly, qualifies as violent or dangerous in these scenarios?
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Who's making the decisions about who qualifies for a waiver?
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii), Sen.
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There are even ongoing discussions over whether it qualifies as blackface.
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Summarized plainly, neither group thinks the other qualifies as correctly Satanist.
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This impact who qualifies for the next round of the competition.
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So what exactly qualifies DeVos to run the Department of Education?
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So what qualifies the Kérastase Hair Coach brush as being 'smart'?
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If it qualifies, Apple will replace the battery free of charge.
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They should make paddle ball an Olympic sport ... she definitely qualifies.
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Indeed, $1,600 for a robot already qualifies as an expensive hobby.
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Still, there's debate as to whether MPS qualifies for this clause.
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But by American standards, this qualifies as a mercifully calm week.
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Yet, as Trumpist hypocrisies go, the President's Davos trip hardly qualifies.
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It's not clear if drug-running qualifies as an eligible business.
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Impeachment now — finally, some will say — qualifies as a virtual certainty.
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Gavin Newsom to determine what qualifies as a non-essential business.
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That qualifies those areas as a "news desert," according to Facebook.
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In addition, last year's winner automatically qualifies — in this case, Sweden.
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"I'm not sure this qualifies as a loan repayment," he said.
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Her pay is low enough that she qualifies for food stamps.
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"I think that qualifies as some sort of addiction," she shrugs.
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Let's be real, what qualifies anyone to be a book critic?
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That's just shy of what typically qualifies for a bear market.
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Plus in most cases it qualifies for dividend treatment as well.
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Its embrace of any new format, therefore, qualifies as quietly revolutionary.
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In this political climate, that barely qualifies as an interesting factoid.
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She is also eligible to lift at Tokyo if she qualifies.
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She is also eligible to lift at Tokyo if she qualifies.
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At $44 billion per person, that certainly qualifies as an understatement.
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WORLD CUP OF CRISPS 2016SEMI-FINAL 1Winner qualifies for the final!
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Katie Ledecky, Overcoming Illness, Qualifies for a Shot at Gold 54.
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If you're not sure if your plan qualifies, ask your insurer.
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Christie also questioned whether Murphy's ambassadorship qualifies him to be governor.
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Considering they started this season 11-30, that qualifies as miraculous.
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Mr. Carrey qualifies as an outsider artist by being self-taught.
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Nala certainly qualifies as one of The Lion King's biggest characters.
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"When the soccer team qualifies to the World Cup it's a huge success, but if the basketball team qualifies to the World Cup and doesn't make it through the first round, it's a failure," Malinovic said.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii), who spent $333,000.
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I think it probably qualifies you for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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It could come down to an interpretation of what qualifies as control.
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A member of the wheat family, farro qualifies as an ancient grain.
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Now let's see whether Uber also qualifies as a new market foothold.
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Agreeing on what qualifies as a witchcraft-related harmful practice is crucial.
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A semester abroad hardly qualifies as an authoritative introduction to any city.
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Only a case in which a speech stirs up immediate lawlessness qualifies.
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Not every violation of the Constitution qualifies as a crisis of fidelity.
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"That qualifies me as an Islamophobe and a hater, apparently," he adds.
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But there is no one who qualifies in the new line-up.
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The wind parks qualifies for the Finnish feed-in tariff support scheme.
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An IQ below 75 qualifies as an intellectual disability, the paper reports.
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What qualifies as brainless (my boss might ask as she's reading this)?
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That qualifies them as felonies, which must be entered into the database.
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There's also a question of what qualifies as an incitement to violence.
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Other databases have different definitions for what qualifies as a mass shooting.
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The IRS has definite rules for what qualifies as foreign earned income.
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The NLRA is one of the laws that qualifies the arbitration act.
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Walking briskly, at 3 to 4 miles per hour or so, qualifies.
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If nothing else, acupuncture qualifies as a "time-tested" form of therapy.
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Pretty sure that order qualifies her for dream-girl status around here.
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What qualifies as sex conversations for parents is sometimes missed by kids.
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For a chilanga (someone from Mexico City like me), that qualifies hot.
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Right now the bar for what qualifies as a job is low.
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You can read more about what qualifies as an essential business here.
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Tax professionals are nowhere close to consensus on who qualifies for it.
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But these days it qualifies as a call to our better nature.
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An index that exceeds 1053 qualifies as overweight; above 30 is obese.
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For homeowners, the mortgage interest deduction is available to anyone who qualifies.
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"What you've just said qualifies you as a bigot," the host said.
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It has also proposed tightening the rules governing who qualifies for aid.
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You could say the hipster ethos you find in, say, Brooklyn qualifies.
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Facebook now finds itself having to define who qualifies as a politician.
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One question has been: Who qualifies as a politician in Facebook's standards?
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Some said Dr. Gottlieb's background is what qualifies him for the job.
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In the dicey, regressing world order of 2019, maintenance qualifies as progress.
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Only the upper tier of the homeless qualifies to pay the rent.
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Putting up with visits from ambitious New Yorkers qualifies as their penance.
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And for now, there is no other trial that Lucas qualifies for.
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Let's talk about what truly qualifies as an "original" film: The Lobster.
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If a plant has less than 0.03 percent THC, it qualifies as hemp.
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The app uses geofencing to determine if the customer qualifies for the promotion.
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And honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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A key ambiguity in the law is what qualifies as an "appropriate" education.
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The new regulation applies a broad definition to what qualifies as personal data.
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No consensus exists among American voters about what qualifies a leader to rule.
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Each one of the Korean pop albums reviewed below qualifies as excellent product.
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It probably qualifies you to do and talk about a number of things.
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According to the Canadian government, that baby likely qualifies for a Canadian passport.
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It's hard to see how this qualifies as an exposé or breaking news.
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In any case, it argues, none of the deportees qualifies for political asylum.
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This tete-a-tete between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz qualifies as neither.
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Shouting "Let's kill the Jews" to an angry mob outside a synagogue qualifies.
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Winning a Regional Finals automatically qualifies a player to attend the Capcom Cup.
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This qualifies as "unspeakably cruel," but came as no surprise to Hannity observers.
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It qualifies among the eeriest documents in American political history, merry yet prophetic.
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Doing your owner's laundry definitely qualifies as a good deed in our book.
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And that's true; none of these qualifies as "cake" as I understand it.
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While Ms. Georgieva qualifies, she is widely seen as close to the West.
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Whether the rookie safety Karl Joseph qualifies as healthy remains to be seen.
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Severe cognitive impairment that increases the policyholder's health and safety risk also qualifies.
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Nearly every American over the age of 65 qualifies for the government program.
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After ten minutes in Yakusyu Bar, just about everyone qualifies as a friend.
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I don't think the previous one did either since it qualifies as "parody".
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But there are exceptions, she added, and the body odor example probably qualifies.
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In education, we often assume that a successful career qualifies someone to teach.
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Of the six, only Okafor qualifies as something resembling a "traditional" big man.
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And, honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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With administrative closure, for example, no specific laws or rules dictate who qualifies.
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And honestly she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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If this qualifies as tactical smarts, how much worse could Mr. Corbyn do?
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Maybe after she qualifies, Sakura Kokumai will be able to afford a coach.
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She qualifies for the second round with about 24 percent of the vote.
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At her school, the entire student body qualifies for free or reduced lunch.
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Those same protections extend to a person who qualifies as a patient's caregiver.
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And it has to be in a field that qualifies for the benefit.
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"Murphy Brown" certainly possesses the latter, but only sporadically qualifies as the former.
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A $3 Tony's frozen pizza qualifies as a weekend treat for the kids.
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By the hapless historical standards of the Browns, that qualifies as rampant optimism.
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The latter qualifies as a hate crime under the Church Arson Prevention Act.
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That's not counting an additional $8,000 in potential bonus depreciation if the vehicle qualifies.
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Ms Haskins also thinks TAA works, but qualifies that "they have to want it".
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"This is really, really, really basic — it barely even qualifies as security," he said.
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What matters is closure — and what qualifies as closure differs for every single show.
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"I love my country," she said when asked what qualifies her for the presidency.
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Instagram provided some clarity on what qualifies as "sensitive" in emails to The Verge.
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Moreover, Blackfly has been designed so that it qualifies, in America, as an ultralight.
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With this renewed attention has come some debate over what qualifies as yacht rock.
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He almost qualifies as a commencement speaker, or at least a Vermont senator. Yes.
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EPA, that carbon dioxide qualifies as an air pollutant under the Clean Air Act.
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As such, golf has inspired fierce debates over whether it qualifies as a sport.
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It's important to note that almost everyone qualifies for some form of student aid.
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And, yes, that obviously qualifies it as a queer filmin the most basic sense.
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The details: "The trillion dollar question" is what qualifies as national appropriation, says Listner.
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This latest achievement qualifies as a "holy shit" moment for a number of reasons.
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Whether her mixtape, 153, out since September, qualifies as a great album, is questionable.
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"62% of my lab qualifies in some way as an underrepresented group," she says.
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But you can tell whether it qualifies as a claimed fact, statistic, or trend.
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Similarly, a large-scale military action against a foreign government clearly qualifies as 'war.
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States are allowed by the federal government to define what qualifies as an emergency.
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There's also debate looming about what exactly qualifies as a "check-writer" these days.
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At Vassar, by contrast, 2015 percent of the student body qualifies for Pell grants.
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"Quantico" had a solid debut and qualifies as the network's standout first-year show.
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The Bolt EV qualifies for federal tax incentives and some state incentives, where applicable.
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They have cut back on what qualifies for the lower, long-term tax rate.
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But advocates say it's not clear what qualifies as a medical exemption from MPP.
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There's a metaphor here, albeit one so explicit that it barely qualifies as such.
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Here's a story from the Minneapolis Star Tribune, where it qualifies as local news.
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Being an abstract concept, information qualifies even as a candidate for our elusive minds.
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The argument being made here was whether "reckless" conduct qualifies under the firearm prohibition.
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Figuring out what qualifies as one of those earlier offenses is not always easy.
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The only problem is no one seems to know what qualifies as excessive celebration.
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I made a quiche, if filling a premade crust qualifies as making a quiche.
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But now he is over 18 and no longer qualifies as an unaccompanied minor.
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Having it in your summer larder qualifies, I think, as a very good idea.
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The states objecting to the deal question whether Purdue even qualifies for bankruptcy protection.
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At Kairos, more than half the student population qualifies for free or reduced lunch.
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Is it just the major-label promotion that qualifies her as a "new artist"?
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Whether Netanyahu qualifies may come down to him holding onto the leadership of Likud.
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But what qualifies as a teardown on the South Fork might raise eyebrows elsewhere.
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Deciding if a post qualifies as Volksverhetzung (incitement of hatred) is one such instance.
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But advocates say it's not clear what qualifies as a medical exemption from MPP.
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Your mother will most likely run out her savings until she qualifies for Medicaid.
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Underlying that debate is an even more fundamental question: Who exactly qualifies as wealthy?
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He qualifies for QSBS, but until our conversation, he hadn't even considered leveraging it.
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I don't think that ever qualifies as xenophobia," he told CBS's "Face the Nation.
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Even a single dessert qualifies as an impressive feat inside Van Da's tight quarters.
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He argues that this is attempted witness tampering, and qualifies as obstruction of justice.
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For another thing, filing a takedown notice hardly qualifies as going to 'extreme lengths.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii), both of whom have large online presences and outsider appeal.
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These points will then be used to determine who qualifies for TI in the summer.
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We can't really pick one particular scene from Magic Mike XXL that qualifies as sexiest.
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We have had one.. it qualifies as one with [stocks] 21.2 percent off the lows.
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"This experience, it is held, qualifies him for the position," according to the Daily Herald.
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While still in prototype form, the demo I saw of Android Auto qualifies as promising.
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The United States Congress, similarly, has questioned Facebook on whether it qualifies as a monopoly.
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Judge Alsup dismissed the idea that a list of vendors qualifies as a trade secret.
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First Words Is it possible that anger qualifies, at this point, as a national pastime?
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Start by telling me what qualifies you for the job of 21st-century TV scriptwriter.
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False Bay, Cape Town (CNN)The squat clump of rock barely qualifies as an island.
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At the heart of the issue is a question about what qualifies as sexual content.
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Another big issue was the business of Facebook, and whether it qualifies as a monopoly.
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When it comes to clothes, what qualifies as "work-appropriate" varies from person to person.
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If you're single, a salary of around $5003,000 to $78,000 qualifies you as middle-income.
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And "just hit better" is not really the sort of thing that qualifies as advice.
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" Without missing a beat, Lewandowski said: "I don't know if that qualifies as conclusive evidence.
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Trump questioned whether Cruz qualifies as a "natural-born citizen" eligible to serve as president.
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Nabra's father, Mahmoud Hassanen, says the teen's murder qualifies because it was motivated by racism.
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No real surprise, though; at 33 years old, he technically qualifies as a snake person.
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Here's how to tell if your income qualifies you as "middle class " or "upper class. "
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The union says this qualifies as an unfair labor practice and is a strikeable offense.
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Pretty much any playable character in a Rockstar Games release qualifies as an anti-hero.
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That definitely qualifies as a "detour" — but we're so glad she's where she is now.
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However, under Connecticut state law, sex with a child under 16 qualifies as statutory rape.
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What we're seeing in Milwaukee almost qualifies as a marginalized version of that same approach.
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" Well, we'll go out on a limb and say this initiative definitely qualifies as "innovative.
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No one who makes over 400 percent of the poverty level qualifies for premium subsidies.
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But shouldn't our greatest artists (and Louis C.K. surely qualifies) be held to higher standards?
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The rule raises the threshold so that anyone earning up to $47,476 per year qualifies.
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Say a financial institution uses an algorithm to determine whether someone qualifies for a loan.
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Now, Mr. Pence, the former outsider, qualifies as the link to the Washington Republican establishment.
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Bouaphakeo, which will help determine who qualifies to be part of a class-action lawsuit.
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Lil Nas X's hit song stirred controversy this summer over what qualifies as country music.
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So Mara said the party would address at a meeting next month whether that qualifies.
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Because kidney failure qualifies patients for Medicare, dialysis costs taxpayers more than $85033 billion annually.
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Though Venezuela rarely qualifies, Lugo bought a television and shifted hours during the World Cup.
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Among other challenges, Patreon has to decide what qualifies as a sincere and thorough apology.
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That reduces taxable income, which determines whether someone qualifies for a subsidy and how much.
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Yeah. Most people who drive Porsches have really little penises, so having no penis qualifies.
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The Giants' record is 236-8, which still qualifies the 2017 season as a disaster.
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The United States qualifies for next year's World Cup with a win or a tie.
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Over here, drawing Argentina — a two-time World Cup champion — qualifies as catching a break.
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New York City may be a jungle, but not much of it qualifies as wilderness.
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Biden qualifies on knowing stuff, though I admit his relationship to language is strained. Klobuchar?
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Deciding whether a commercial is solely commercial or qualifies as political speech is, therefore, arbitrary.
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If your grandchild qualifies as a dependent, it opens up more tax breaks for you.
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If you're single, a salary of around $21989,000 to $78,000 qualifies you as middle-income.
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But there's relatively little that qualifies as bringing critical third-party voices into the conversation.
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"Stand your ground" laws effectively expand the scope of what qualifies, legally, as self-defense.
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But justices will have to decide whether the lower court's order qualifies as an injunction.
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"This act on its own qualifies as an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor," Feldman said.
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But his advisers stressed that voters expect and even demand he appear if he qualifies.
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It is less apparent whether standing alone it qualifies as a high crime or misdemeanor.
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The following qualifies as anecdotal evidence within a small sample size, but according to NBA.
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Being president, what qualifies you particularly to do it over this massive pool of people?
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First off, many experts do not believe that sex addiction qualifies as a mental disorder.
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And the Government's metadata collection program readily qualifies as reasonable under the Supreme Court's case law.
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A hiking cycle consisting of only one quarter-percentage-point increase barely qualifies as a cycle.
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He's smart, handsome and a soccer star, which in high school terms qualifies him for deification.
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That's a lot, but if there's any place that's equipped to handle it, New England qualifies.
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The U.S. Open Cup winner automatically qualifies for the group stage of the CONCACAF Champions League.
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It also qualifies for both free standard shipping or 33-day shipping if you have Prime.
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If the item qualifies, eBay will send you a coupon for 110 percent of the difference.
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But a moderately competent one — and the Ex-Im Bank qualifies — turns a pretty steady profit.
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If a storm's pressure drops by more than 24 millibars over 24 hours, then it qualifies.
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You'll want to know exactly what your new position qualifies you for in terms of deductions.
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That process definitely qualifies as "reasonable network management," which the FCC explicitly excludes from its rules.
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Because programs like food stamps are entitlements, they are guaranteed to everyone who qualifies for benefits.
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According to grand-slam rules, an implication of dishonesty qualifies as verbal abuse—another code violation.
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All of this qualifies for the 3 percent cash back bonus, Apple confirmed to The Verge.
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Developers don't have to sign up for rewards — if the app qualifies, Amazon will email them.
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So, about that trial — Owen visits NBP the next day to see what he qualifies for.
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And, they know that by acquiring a car that qualifies for the Uber Black program vs.
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That's because PowerHouse contends the employment of the images in the endpaper qualifies as fair use.
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" In a skittery aside, she qualifies it: "Down the back, but who cares, still the Louvre.
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But what exactly qualifies as a "public health crisis," and does viewing porn fit that criteria?
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This is for multiple reasons, including having only one federal prison program that qualifies for credit.
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Fine, if not that, then at least qualifies him for top running back in the league.
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Rand Paul said Monday, because it's still undecided if he qualifies as a "natural-born" American.
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Some federal appellate courts have taken the view that any persuasion with an "improper purpose" qualifies.
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That qualifies as plenty of time to organize an international tournament that doesn't involve any construction.
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A medical encounter that generates a prescription is considered more complex, which qualifies for higher reimbursement.
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It contains information that qualifies as inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of MAR.
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Any buyback program would require, first, a clear definition of what qualifies as an assault weapon.
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The first one would be whether Trump actually qualifies as a fascist under Kinsley's own definition.
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But if Farhan Zaidi is looking for an impact addition at the deadline, then Betances qualifies.
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There's no standard to determine which evidence qualifies, leaving prosecutors with a tremendous amount of discretion.
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And because it's loving, interesting and jubilant, it qualifies as one of the best new shows.
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And more importantly, this bundle qualifies for free shipping and will ship the next business day.
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If at least one more candidate qualifies, a second debate will be held on Sept. 173.
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His friend's vineyard of Rosso di Montalcino now qualifies for the upgraded, highly coveted Brunello status.
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A big point of contention when discussing MBP is whether it qualifies as a mental illness.
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OLYMPICS The world ranking after the U.S. Open determines who qualifies for the Olympics in Tokyo.
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Judges may also rule whether it qualifies as a scheme or are just individual tax rulings.
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This begs the question, what exactly qualifies one to lead the nation's second largest government agency?
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Eight minutes of almost any type of high-intensity interval training qualifies as an aerobic workout.
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I asked Nate Granzow, manager of targeted acquisitions, which type of experience best qualifies a researcher.
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So Rizzutti, 28, was relieved to find out that he qualifies for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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As the winner, Chapecoense qualifies automatically for next season's Copa Libertadores, the continent's top club championship.
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Ramsay qualifies for the British Open, along with Scotland's David Drysdale and New Zealand's Ryan Fox.
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Under the new rules, a human must review every single video that qualifies for the program.
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It's the first significant rise in a half century, which qualifies as a public-health emergency.
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The economy's current situation — low unemployment, stable inflation and growth perking up — qualifies as a success.
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We're going to have expensing ... but we not sure for how long or what investment qualifies.
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Lately it often seems as if fashion will celebrate any anniversary that qualifies for the name.
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EEOC (2012), so it has provided very little guidance on just who qualifies as a minister.
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If the congresswoman qualifies, she will become the 10th candidate set to appear onstage next month.
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My roller suitcase qualifies as a carry-on for most airlines, fitting in the overhead compartment.
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"A pickpocket who attempts to pull free after the victim catches his arm" qualifies, she wrote.
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And this week's sale qualifies as a celebration, according to Ed Felsenthal, Time's editor in chief.
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It's the Friday before Labor Day, so this qualifies as news — even in the print edition.
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In some cases, it may mean the borrower no longer qualifies for one of these plans.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii) resisted calls for impeachment as more Democratic representatives are requesting that inquiries begin.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii), who marched in the hot sun and shook hands with dozens of locals.
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"The Taliban qualifies to be on the list, but it isn't due to political implications," Chouraeshkenazi explained.
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Motherboard via WiredOn the question of whether this qualifies as an ad or not, bham3dman called bullshit.
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Cardwell-Roman said she was also seriously looking into whether she qualifies for unemployment and food stamps.
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The cryptocurrency industry is clamoring for regulators to finally declare what qualifies as securities (among other questions).
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Texas Tech's undergraduate student population is 27.8% Latinx, which means it qualifies for "Hispanic-Serving Institution" status.
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Even so, that still probably qualifies Alice as the most capable Russian language assistant of its kind.
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The 16-17 inches of rain recorded Thursday also qualifies as a 500-year event, Ward said.
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Hell, Andy Weir's The Martian technically qualifies, although Mark Watney hardly sets up a self-sustaining presence.
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The 13-page document details what qualifies as harassment and discrimination and how Google investigates those issues.
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What qualifies anyone to give romantic advice to a person they have no stake in at all?
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This special Rollback knocks $50 off the regular price, and it qualifies for free two-day delivery.
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On Monday, the American Heart Association released new guidelines that redefine what qualifies as high blood pressure.
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Lenders take credit scores seriously when deciding whether someone qualifies for a loan or good interest rate.
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In 2016, there's no scenario in which the addition of basic fitness tracking qualifies as cutting edge.
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While Mercury's has no plate tectonics in the terrestrial sense, crustal shrinking still qualifies as tectonic activity.
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I don't think it qualifies as breaking news to talk about the same thing every single hour.
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The company uses a few different signals to determine what qualifies as "personally informative" for each user.
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There are exceptions under the law as to what qualifies as a federal means-tested public benefit.
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Yet Howard said a compelling narrative is still most essential to his work, and "Genius" certainly qualifies.
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The Labor Ministry says they haven't identified a single case that qualifies as child labor since 2012.
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Are we in the decline of the Roman Empire when it comes to what qualifies as news?
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The Europeans and Americans are skeptical about whether China actually qualifies as a so-called market economy.
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Though the public may debate whether Mr. Creed's work qualifies as art, he makes no such claim.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says a BMI of 85033 and above qualifies as obese.
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This qualifies me, I hope, to comment on Krystal's article, which examines manifold approaches to growing old.
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"Is there anything that qualifies Jared Kushner to be dealing with any of these issues?" he inquired.
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Any meal that does not have to be divided among siblings qualifies as a feast for Adams.
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For citizens and immigrants alike, using government benefits is perfectly legal as long as a person qualifies.
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But when it comes to whistleblowers, defining who qualifies for which protections isn't Dodd-Frank's only inconsistency.
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It involves tough questions about who qualifies as a terrorist, or as a rebel or a soldier.
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Paris goes with the tongue-out selfie, a Miley Cyrus signature move that qualifies as a throwback.
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Just because you aren't wearing "short-shorts" doesn't mean your dress qualifies as office-and-everywhere appropriate.
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Constitutions, as a rule, don't tend to lay out a definition for what qualifies as a catastrophe.
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It is seeking to restrict who qualifies for special protections granted to children crossing the border alone.
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After two decades, he qualifies as a lifer, although a career in pot was never his goal.
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Finally, he's not a great speaker and qualifies as a charter member of the charisma-challenged caucus.
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But it still hands out the 5 dollars each year to anyone who qualifies and wants it.
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What's that story now, and what qualifies as a gay play, if such a thing still exists?
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More concerningly, it's unclear that handing out cash at random at an event really qualifies as charity.
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And now I have ample grounds to believe that EHS qualifies as an issue of similar importance.
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Why not make lunch free for all so no one knows who qualifies for a free lunch?
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Robert Pattinson absolutely massacring a seagull by smashing its head against a well multiple times definitely qualifies.
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The justices are grappling with whether burglary qualifies as a crime of violence that allows for removal.
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This week, Gabbard said that she wouldn't participate in the upcoming December debate even if she qualifies.
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The heavy administrative costs to determine who qualifies for a benefit aren't just a burden on governments.
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Clearly, Donald Trump's enormous — dare I say huuuge — success as a businessman qualifies him to be president.
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If Concacaf gets six (or more) slots, that means every single team from the Hex automatically qualifies.
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Today, LG unveiled what easily qualifies as its nicest, most refined, and most promising smartphone of all time.
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The hashtag never catches on, but there's usually at least something that qualifies as one of those moments.
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Officials noted that the Porter, like the Leonov, qualifies as a spy ship -- but with far greater capabilities.
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They are the ninth most-popular breed within the AKC, whose recognition qualifies breeds to compete in Westminster.
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Worst-Case Scenario: Kevin Love There's a good chance Love qualifies for his second-straight All-Star appearance.
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I asked Professor Tushnet if Mr. McConnell's apparent plan to block an Obama nominee qualifies as constitutional hardball.
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" In these cases, Campbell said there's a clear dispute over whether or not someone qualifies as a "tenant.
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I see these comments from these angry people that say, 'What qualifies you to talk about this stuff?
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Anything that boosts your heart rate qualifies, including a nice brisk walk to work or leisurely bike ride.
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The rest had error rates of under five percent, which qualifies them as decent candidates for medical uses.
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Still, not every first responder qualifies for the deal, and it's not entirely easy to redeem the offer.
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" Kelly ended the segment by stating that Fonda "has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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ICE also makes the initial determination of who qualifies for bail and how much that bail should be.
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Amid the current boom, a family of four earning $117,400 now qualifies as low-income in San Francisco.
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Photo: Hall, et al (Cell Metabolism)There's some debate as what exactly qualifies as an ultra-processed food.
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And that battery qualifies you for a $7,103 federal tax credit, dropping the van's starting price to $34,500.
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And that battery qualifies you for a $7,500 federal tax credit, dropping the van's starting price to $34,500.
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One of the challenges in implanting rules of this kind is determining what qualifies as a domestic product.
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More than one in four U.M.B.C. undergraduates qualifies for federal Pell grants, meant to serve low-income families.
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Mr. Trump argues that his business success qualifies him to be president, but precisely the opposite is true.
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It's true that it qualifies in the most technical sense of the term—it's political and it's violent.
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"A flare qualifies as the use of fireworks and not as crowd disturbances," he said after the match.
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Channel 3 (CH3) easily qualifies as one of the most underrated bands in the history of OC punk.
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That's not bad, but as far as number six overall picks go, it qualifies him as a bust.
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But unlike trading, this definitely qualifies as providing help to companies that actually make something and employ people.
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You may be able to save more on some items if your order qualifies for a larger discount.
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To that end, Foer promotes the concept of the "knowledge monopoly," which he qualifies with a mischievous grin.
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In case you were wondering what qualifies Russia to partake in the Eurovision Song Contest every year: this.
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Still, Cook qualifies it as merely Likely R instead of Solid R in this potentially wave-y year.
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And "sweeping period drama" — which The Light Between Oceans certainly qualifies as — is something the Oscars often enjoy.
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Receiving this aid qualifies the kingdom for a discount on American training — which the kingdom also pays for.
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The fifth-place team in South America qualifies for a playoff next month with Oceania representative New Zealand.
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About 80 percent of the field of 30,000 qualifies on merit, and some elite runners get special invitations.
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Noodles are hand-pulled and beautifully pliant in lagman, a soup so heavy, it almost qualifies as stew.
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To have written a part that qualifies someone to be nominated for a Tony makes you feel good.
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And the moment more broadly stirred up debate over what qualifies a critic to review an artist's work.
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Or that a 55th birthday qualifies purchasers for 2000 percent off Best Western hotels and Midas auto services?
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The secret-spilling website's founder has claimed his work qualifies as journalism and thus deserves First Amendment protections.
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My car qualifies only for regular UberX and Lyft rides, meaning I can take up to four people.
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If politics is about winning power through persuasion, much of the art at hand hardly qualifies as political.
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"If the person qualifies as a dependent, their medical expenses can be rolled into your return," Smith said.
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The house qualifies for a California Mills Act property tax exemption if approved by the city of Sacramento.
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One proposal on the table is meant to tighten the definition of what qualifies as North American steel.
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However, they would expand access to certain groups, though the rules only provide vague descriptions about who qualifies.
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Tulsi Gabbard disagreed with the notion that their military service qualifies them to serve as commander in chief.
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The last book I read that legitimately qualifies as a classic is "Infinite Jest," by David Foster Wallace.
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What qualifies as a super spreader varies depending upon the virus or disease and its usual infection rate.
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This movie qualifies under the "films that aren't about the holidays but have holiday scenes in them" category.
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Alfonso Oviedo-Reyes, a lawyer who works with Sándigo, says he's lucky if one client qualifies a year.
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If the new privacy initiative qualifies, it will get a yes or no decision from voters in 2020.
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The winner in each event automatically qualifies for Rio in August, with second place finishers also usually earning tickets.
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That game only barely qualifies as a game and is more of a set of auto-generated trading cards.
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No one's getting injured (though the New Republic has noted that throwing milkshakes qualifies as assault in some jurisdictions).
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Subway performers run the gamut in New York, but it's rare to find one who actually qualifies as good.
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If NurOwn qualifies, it could be authorized in Canada for distribution by the start of 2018, the company said.
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It is possible to be "intimate" in a conversation: two people sharing the details of their personal lives qualifies.
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Not sure if it qualifies as rigged, but there are a handful of stages before anyone sees the 'judges.
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The standard repayment plan also qualifies, but under it you'd have paid off your loans in 10 years, anyway.
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But over the past few years, it came around to a different interpretation of what qualifies as sex discrimination.
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The court documents in her case are sealed because Seweid qualifies for mandatory youthful offender status, according to Chalfen.
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Even if Bloomberg qualifies for the debate later this month, he won't be on the primary ballot in Nevada.
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Snider easily qualifies for such categories as "neglected" and "overlooked," but her work cannot be contained by these terms.
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As per protocol, the judge will determine if she qualifies for one at the arraignment at 1:30 p.m.
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The rub is that "graduation" would make it more difficult for the country to claim it qualifies for aid.
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Intent is the key to figuring out if a pardon, or the suggestion of a pardon, qualifies as obstruction.
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Carrie's voice-over consistently qualifies men according to their earning power, social status, sexual reputation, and not much else.
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It qualifies as a minor miracle that the city hasn't sent a councilperson to prison in over a decade.
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Before we get to why, let's first take a quick look at what exactly qualifies as an autonomous car.
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A colloquy between Christie and co-host Evan Roberts followed, on the question of whether "ass" qualifies a curse.
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In the UK, there is actually a board that determines whether or not a patient qualifies for a procedure.
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About half of that number are either working or already in some sort of activity that qualifies, officials said.
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As a result, only one country in the Caribbean — Haiti — qualifies for the BUILD Act with no additional waivers.
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Many scholars and legal experts believe that qualifies him to be president under the Constitution's "natural born citizen" clause.
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For me, this theme qualifies as one of the most challenging Thursday puzzles I've done in a long time.
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As tempting as it sounds, business owners and their accountants have been trying to figure out just who qualifies.
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Eno qualifies the effects technological advancements have on music into two categories: changes of degree and changes of kind.
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Where things stand right now: The main question is whether an initial coin offering qualifies as a securities offering.
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And third, the healthcare reform package would expand what qualifies as medical expenses for the purposes of HSA spending.
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WELD, 11:01: Trump held it together, except for being almost unbelievably rude, so that qualifies as outperforming expectations.
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"The idea that being smart in one domain qualifies one to just dabble in another is dangerous," Tufekci wrote.
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At two years delayed and three billion pounds over budget, London's Crossrail qualifies as a scandalous by European standards.
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In fact, there's hardly anything that qualifies as dialogue in this film, with only a few words spoken throughout.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Friday urged the EU to define clearly what qualifies as green investment.
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Because this is a reboot — new cast, new setting — and not a revival, it qualifies as a new show.
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But some veterans of North Korean diplomacy questioned whether the killing of a family member qualifies as international terrorism.
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O'Connor lived with anorexia for eight years and believes that qualifies her to make responsible, moving television about EDs.
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Books of its caliber by writers of Chernow's stature are rare, and this one qualifies as a major event.
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If you&aposre still unsure about what qualifies or want help with your specific situation, consult a tax professional.
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Even if Bloomberg qualifies for next week's debate, he should find a way to avoid it if he can.
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In the rarefied environs of the Upper East Side, the bibliophilic Grolier Club qualifies as an alternative exhibition space.
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It will not cover his room and board, but he qualifies for an $800 rental subsidy from the city.
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" Nadler said he wouldn't get into what qualifies as an "impeachable act," but it's "certainly an abuse of power.
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The legislation, as it stands, would force doctors to accept in-network prices whether or not the policy qualifies.
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"VHYes" is barely 72 minutes long, but that's just one reason this outlandish picture barely qualifies as a feature.
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We look at what qualifies as obstruction of justice, and whether the accusations against Mr. Trump fit that definition.
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Fanning's expertise and knowledge within the defense community more than qualifies him to serve as secretary of the Army.
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For my purposes, a big bowl of clams bobbing around in a broth of their own qualifies as soup.
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The main point of contention has been whether "pedo guy" qualifies as an insult or a statement of fact.
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The standard repayment plan also qualifies, but under it you'd have paid off your loans in 10 years anyway.
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Left unasked was whether the country's titans of capital should be responsible for deciding who qualifies as a journalist.
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The 2-year-old, William, qualifies for Medicaid because of a serious condition that causes his trachea to collapse.
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"I've always loved the pioneering edge of technology and this event qualifies as groundbreaking," she said in an email.
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Both stipulate that only an animal in perfect health can be slaughtered and dispute that a stunned animal qualifies.
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Even for the parents whose lucky child qualifies, good news may be followed by agonizing, life-or-death choices.
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It tells governments whether or not someone in the house qualifies for Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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He wears a snug white tee-shirt and a single hoop earring, which, in some circles, qualifies him for objectification.
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Details such as which residents would have to say this, and what qualifies as "directly" have not yet been provided.
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Samsung is offering up to $67003 off a Galaxy S26700 if you have a phone that qualifies for trade-in.
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Admiral's apparent argument is that blocking its domain qualifies as an attempt to "circumvent a technological measure" that protects copyright.
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Engaging a turn signal or using any steering wheel button or scroll wheel also qualifies for your hands being detected.
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It's unclear what qualifies a search topic for "Latest Conversations," or if they're manually selected or generated by an algorithm.
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CMS ruled that DexCom's product — which allows for people with diabetes to continuously monitor their glucose levels — qualifies as therapeutic.
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Assuming he qualifies for a credit for good behavior, Marin should face approximately 28 months in prison, his lawyers said.
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But according to KevOnStage, it's the claim that $50 at Sephora or MAC qualifies as a splurge he disagrees with.
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The science on whether any of this qualifies as an actual "addiction" is inconclusive, as Rachel Becker explained last December.
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The new survey is far from sweeping, but it qualifies with new data many of the assumptions about online dating.
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An UberPool carpool in which three customers share a ride but pay separately qualifies as three trips for the company.
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The World Meteorological Organization is reviewing that reading to see whether it qualifies as the continent's hottest temperature on record.
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Without a doubt, radical life extension will present a host of problems, but nothing qualifies as a true deal breaker.
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For those of us still unsure of what qualifies as true "adulting," Twitter is here to deliver oodles of examples.
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As much as Pardi loves the traditional sound, he's not itching to start any arguments about what qualifies as country.
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Whether she qualifies or not, Hiraki hopes the Olympics can help to further inspire a burgeoning skateboarding community in Japan.
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Hogan asserts that what the jury in the sex-tape case concluded qualifies as such and means Denton isn't indemnified.
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Will it be Google or Penn State that sets the standards that determine who qualifies as a good computer programmer?
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Which, if nothing else, sends a very confusing message about what qualifies as an ejectable offense at this particular venue.
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There are 164 round-cut and two baguette-cut diamonds in the ring; this officially qualifies it as a stunner.
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Since Scarlett Johansson owns an artisanal popcorn shop in Paris, we're pretty sure she qualifies as somewhat of a foodie.
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But "Medicare Advantage is a market that qualifies" within Oscar's strategy of being a tech-driven insurer built around consumers.
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The test for whether a firm qualifies will be tightened and companies that engage in serial inversions will be barred.
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A UN panel has ruled that Wikileaks editor Julian Assange's confinement to the London Ecuadorian embassy qualifies as arbitrary detention.
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Under current law, the first $85033,000 of income is excluded when determining whether a family qualifies for the refundable credit.
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While anyone can register most top-level domain extensions, some registries do apply restrictions to who qualifies for its names.
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Sweden, which won last year's contest, also automatically qualifies for the final, which will be held Saturday night in Stockholm.
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BO: I'm sure you've experienced this: The fact that you've now played a president almost qualifies you to be president.
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This is what qualifies as the calm before the storm in a place like Westeros: rallying cries and anguished grunts.
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"EPA's decision to centralize FOIA intake easily qualifies as a rule of agency organization, procedure, or practice," Abboud said Wednesday.
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It could not be more apparent that if the Roosevelt Corollary is applied, the Maduro cabal qualifies for American intervention.
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Under Stoppard's guidance, talk like this qualifies as flirtation; soon, the conversation turns suggestive, and they end up in bed.
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It therefore qualifies as a "violent crime" under the federal law, Thomas wrote, adding that 31 states have similar definitions.
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Attacking civilian populations in order to extort the government to change its policies qualifies as an offense under the statute.
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Cover letter expressing why you would like to work with NIHB and what specifically qualifies you for this position;85033.
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Both are unquestionably larger than life, and that alone qualifies them for Broadway, where each will be represented this fall.
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The difference is that Invisalign is done through your dentist's office and, in some cases, qualifies for dental insurance coverage.
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Hostility, he suggests, qualifies as a crucial mode in which poetry and human beings start a conversation with each other.
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It barely qualifies as a scandal; I can't imagine it will make even a minor dent in Trump's nativist crusade.
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That's because there are a host of parallel loopholes in the definition of just who qualifies for domestic violence protections.
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I ask Dr. Stacey Rosenfeld, a clinical psychologist who specializes in eating disorders, whether breatharianism qualifies as an eating disorder.
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Immigration advocates counter that no one automatically qualifies for a visa because a relative is already in the United States.
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" On its website, the ACT government says Canberra's Eastern Grey Kangaroo population means the city qualifies as Australia "Kangaroo capital.
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Going into the 2021, analysts at Jefferies said in an October note, 83% of UnitedHealthcare's membership qualifies for the bonus.
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On the other hand: She would like to wait before answering the question of what qualifies as Cynthia Nixon winning.
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If a little scratch qualifies as a defect, then I don't think you're going to cheat me on the numbers.
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Passing these interviews doesn't necessarily mean one qualifies for asylum, though; it just means they get to apply for it.
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The top track qualifies for "gymnasium," the most advanced secondary school, with a curriculum that prepares students for higher education.
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That's a specific crime, with a specific definition, and there's no way the behavior of Trump and his aides qualifies.
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Still, despite its imperfections, the sweet, sui generis "Red Emma and the Mad Monk" qualifies as a late-summer discovery.
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But his deductible – currently $750 because his low income qualifies him for cost-sharing reductions – would balloon by almost tenfold.
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WeWork's claim is that keeping certain offices running qualifies as essential because of the critical work some tenants are doing.
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By Netflix's data, a single viewership qualifies as someone having watched at least 230 percent of a movie or episode.
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It qualifies as its own genre: Warriors of the Greatest Generation Who Make the Rest of Us Look Like Weenies.
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But some games in mid-November are must-watch — and Blazers at Pelicans suddenly qualifies as worthy of schedule shuffling.
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People who are not sure whether a position qualifies can fill out a certification form that the Education Department reviews.
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Van Niekerk will run in the 200 semifinals on Wednesday night and, if he qualifies, the final on Thursday night.
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But for that to happen there has to be a strong consensus about what qualifies as illegal—for example, waterboarding.
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That said, every American who qualifies to file their taxes for free should be able to do so without deception.
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But player revenue shares will also be up for grabs, with one team remaining that qualifies for the playoff jackpot.
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"The idea we need a central decider of what qualifies as good in the ESG world is ridiculous," she added.
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"If he qualifies it by saying we have defeated ISIS as a quasi-state that will be accurate," said Ochmanek.
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There is no textbook on how one qualifies for that position, but fidelity to truth decidedly isn't one of them.
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On its website, the Education Department directs borrowers who believe their employer qualifies to submit a certification form to FedLoan.
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Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment qualifies as contempt, although her subsequent expression of regret undid some of its effects.
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By Netflix's data, a single viewership qualifies as someone having watched at least 70 percent of a movie or episode.
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According to Barr, Mueller served over 2,23 subpoenas seeking testimony and documents; all that information qualifies as grand jury material.
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CBP, the administrator of such programs, uses DMV information to validate that an applicant qualifies for the low-risk status.
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Losing job-based health insurance coverage, even if you quit or get fired, qualifies you for a special enrollment period.
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Whether that qualifies as achieving Bitcoin's intended goals we may never know: Bitcoin's illusive founder disappeared years ago without a trace.
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In each episode of the show, science correspondent and comedy podcaster Alie Ward interviews someone whose expertise qualifies as an -ology.
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If you're not sure what exactly qualifies, you can check out your providers' information or order directly through vendors like FSAstore.
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Australia and Canada both use point-based systems to determine if someone qualifies to enter the country as a skilled worker.
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And, the contribution to a retirement account qualifies you for a tax deduction (more on a host of other deductions below).
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With a layer of beans, a heaping mound of lettuce, and a handful of tomatoes, this qualifies as a hearty snack.
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Advocates have said that the Trump administration's changes to asylum, including restricting who qualifies for the protection, are illegal and inhumane.
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Opposing immigration might not automatically make you a white nationalist, but forming a militia to harass terrified asylum seekers probably qualifies.
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Nintendo always shows the Switch on a stable table, and I don't think a laptop on my legs qualifies as such.
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If O'Malley reaches the threshold and qualifies for one or more delegates, those delegates would be subtracted from someone else's total.
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Canadian NGOs have challenged the existing agreement in court, saying that the United States no longer qualifies as a safe country.
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Because of her income level, she qualifies for a discounted ORCA LIFT transit card, dropping that price to $1.50 per trip.
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Between the lines: The legislation will change asylum processes, fund more border security and change who qualifies for a green card.
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Same qualifies for different smart devices; you don't always want to adjust things by repeating the same thing over and over.
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It is relatively clear who counts as a Dalit: about a quarter of the country's population qualifies, including remote tribal groups.
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Now, Clarkson has vowed to play for the Philippines, if the country's basketball team qualifies for the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
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Part of the reason it qualifies for those government dollars is because of its willingness to enforce its distracted driving laws.
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Beyond that, it's hard to even know what qualifies as a best-case scenario for Memphis over these next six months.
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It's only been reported among a few species, including elephants, dogs, and dolphins, though not all researchers agree on what qualifies.
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And, the speech Speaker Paul Ryan gave on the House floor today honoring the victims and urging unity very much qualifies.
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The internet has continued to erode established notions of what qualifies as art, and who can claim to be an artist.
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That means 13 percent of the respondents had consumed more than twice the number of drinks that qualifies as binge drinking.
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It's not yet clear whether the FDA intends to narrow or to broaden the definition of what qualifies as a yogurt.
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Lawmakers and agency officials, however, are often at odds over how substantive responses are and what qualifies as a fulfilled request.
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ELAINE GLUSAC TOURS If you're looking for an insider's perspective on Bhutan, Geringer Global Travel is offering a trip that qualifies.
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What qualifies as a businessIf you think you need to register with the government to be considered a business, think again.
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Fliers are frequently reminded to "report suspicious activity" in prerecorded announcements at airports, but what qualifies as suspicious isn't always clear.
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Having seen Mr. Gethard in only this show, I can't vouch for that specifically, but he definitely qualifies as significantly funny.
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There's no hard-and-fast rule for what qualifies as a "tiny" home, but they are usually under 500 square feet.
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Deciding what qualifies someone to be the personal representative of the president abroad is therefore almost entirely up to the president.
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In what probably qualifies as both an accomplishment and a shortcoming, the movie makes you want to read Babel's writing instead.
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The law includes a number of rules about what income qualifies for the 20-percent deduction that are complex and unclear.
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Unsane certainly qualifies: one of the movie's key points hinges around insurance companies' plots to milk even the healthy for money.
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For every Syrian migrant returned to Turkey, Europe must accept a Syrian migrant now in Turkey who qualifies as a refugee.
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Individual states have a huge amount of control when it comes to deciding who qualifies and what care they can receive.
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When I think about it deeply, what really qualifies me for this job isn't my ability to taste but to listen.
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The Pro Tools Reviews agrees, saying this drill qualifies as a compact model, which isn't common with a 2126.95V power drill.
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Our current warm spell qualifies as an Indian summer under the National Weather Service's definition (an unusually warm period near midautumn).
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Ortiz told the outlet that the Puerto Rican government has no official guidelines on what qualifies as a hurricane-related death.
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"They say don't work if you're sick -- but also say 'do more,'" said Johnson, who said she qualifies for Medicaid coverage.
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What qualifies as too strident when it comes to Democrats and the right messaging and positioning and candidates for the midterms?
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But for the fast, goofy duration of its 80 minutes, "King Philip's Head" qualifies as one of this season's tastier diversions.
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Nearly every city in the US and Canada that qualifies has said it has made or is considering making a bid.
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Unfortunately, as an organically deployed and emotionally resonant story beat, this bit qualifies as an anomaly in an otherwise scattershot hour.
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You will, of course, want to know how I got this way and what, exactly, qualifies me to do this work.
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The accounts, however, are available only to people with specific high-deductible health insurance plans, so make sure your plan qualifies.
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But what exactly qualifies a driver under the influence of marijuana as "impaired" is up for debate in the science community.
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Do you think it qualifies as "unforgettable television," as the writer of the review you are about to read described it?
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If you're unsure if your health insurance plan qualifies for an H.S.A., check with your employer or your health plan administrator.
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"I'm not really sure that qualifies as the contours of a proactive legislative agenda," he said of the ObamaCare repeal vote.
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The earnings threshold for members of the Writers Guild of America is $39,463, which qualifies them for a year of benefits.
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Further issuance of high-trigger additional Tier 13 capital, which qualifies for inclusion in going-concern buffers, will also be required.
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Tulsi Gabbard (Hawaii) says she will continue her White House campaign regardless of whether she qualifies for upcoming primary debates. Sen.
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Just over 50 percent said that earning an annual salary of between $50,000 and $20163,999 qualifies a household as middle-class.
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So it is possible that Mr. Payne-Elliott also qualifies as a minister and thus cannot bring an anti-discrimination suit.
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They can add synthetic solvents, preservatives, emulsifiers, carriers and other additives to a flavor that qualifies as natural under current regulations.
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Now, some of CVE's former employees will be interviewed by ICE to determine whether anyone qualifies for a temporary humanitarian release.
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The Trump tape on the bus qualifies as a really bad moment for a candidate who already has problems with women.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii), former HUD secretary Julian CastroJulian CastroCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Castro releases animal welfare plan as part of presidential campaign Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, former Rep.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii) stepped up criticism of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) over its debate criteria a day after she qualified for the party's October primary debate.
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Ms. Taylor said she would require the dialysis treatments for the rest of her life, unless she qualifies for a kidney transplant.
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But not every customer qualifies for 26% loans from companies like Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna, and consumer advocates urge caution before applying.
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Update: Perpetrators were later identified among the victims, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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Update: Later reports showed only two were injured, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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Update: There were equal casualties on both sides, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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Update: One perpetrator was identified among the victims, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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On one hand, it launched way back in 2003, counts 300 million monthly users, and qualifies as a staple of internet communication.
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Most customers on those exchanges have low and moderate incomes, which qualifies them for federal subsidies that lower their plan's premium payments.
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But I'm not sure whether the $3 I gave for feeding brown bear cubs qualifies me as a philanthropist or a cheapskate.
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If a person in the Obamacare exchange qualifies for subsidies, then the federal government will pick up the tab for those increases.
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OSMRE on Tuesday asked regulators in three western states to examine whether Peabody qualifies for the self-bond subsidy in those states.
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CineFix invited Eric Heisserer, writer of the new sci-fi flick Arrival, to speculate what exactly qualifies a film as science fiction.
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That's why Dying Rock Star Delivering His Last Testament qualifies as a role he inhabits in addition to what he actually is.
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"The fact that it could offend someone by its usage qualifies it as a symbol that goes against Army policies," Burk wrote.
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Certainly the standards for what qualifies as budget differ a great deal between the Chromebook category and the rest of the industry.
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It's a larger number than the 1 percent implied earlier, but still qualifies as a small portion of the overall subscriber base.
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It seems obvious to some that the first clause qualifies the second: the right to bear arms is tied to militia service.
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Being such a war hawk and Wall Street supporter hardly qualifies for the "confidence and enthusiasm" The Times has bestowed upon her.
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The semi-finals were set to be super tense... WORLD CUP OF CHRISTMAS SONGS 2017SEMI-FINAL 1Winner qualifies for the Grand Final!
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If, however, the device includes a way of accessing your messages without your knowledge, that's counter to the intended purpose and qualifies.
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Trump has asserted his success as a businessman qualifies him to lead the country, but Buffett, who backs Clinton in the Nov.
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But essentially it's a political/terrorism drama, so we don't think it really qualifies as a remake or reimagining of Shakespeare's play.
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If he can't play, they take a significant hit in this category, although Vernon Fiddler also qualifies and Rinne is getting close.
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Paris and Hanna's relationship to me represents those two things coming together and really, it's what qualifies Paris to be her mother.
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The fall of Wall Street Market qualifies as the biggest dark web bust since a U.S. investigation busted AlphaBay market in 2017.
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Both the Senate and House bill would allow states to redefine what qualifies as an "essential" element of a health care plan.
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He is expected to miss the rest of the regular season and perhaps the first round of the playoffs if Pittsburgh qualifies.
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When the Bulls don't get these players, they are just boring and anonymous and bad, so getting one qualifies as a treat.
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Fox's sentiment speaks to a larger discussion on what qualifies as a "sympathetic victim" and who society chooses to believe and support.
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Four of Villanova's starters are upperclassmen, which for a Final Four team in the one-and-done era qualifies as a lot.
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We need to make sure that anyone who qualifies can go into a bank, get a loan and then start a business.
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This includes helping borrowers see whether their employer qualifies for the program and whether they are enrolled in an eligible repayment plan.
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She teaches Spanish at a private high school, earning a salary so low she qualifies for both subsidized housing and food stamps.
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For just $75, you can add an authorized user to your Sapphire Reserve card, and this qualifies for the same membership perks.
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This hardly qualifies him to build the much-needed consensus for real World Bank reform to more efficiently promote international economic development.
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Consider, for example, something that may seem entirely unrelated to relationships: determining whether a baseball player qualifies for the Hall of Fame.
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But Ms. Wilkerson is looking into whether she qualifies for Medicaid now that Louisiana has expanded it under the Affordable Care Act.
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But I think "The Breadwinner" is worth celebrating, in part because it is a work that in some ways qualifies as reportage.
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" For Büchel, writes Walker, "Americans, by electing Mr. Trump, allowed his obsessions to be given form that qualifies as an artistic statement.
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Very. But for a sport yearning to broaden its reach, this second-annual appeal to a younger generation qualifies as harmless fun.
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But since the company qualifies as a systemically important financial institution in regulators' eyes, at least its operations are watched more closely.
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If a user qualifies, they can set up automated payments using their Tally line of credit to pay off their credit cards.
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Which almost qualifies as news when it comes to Headley, who has one season remaining on his four-year, $52 million contract.
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There isn't a particular transmission rate that qualifies a person as a super-spreader; it depends on the average for each disease.
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With this and the Washington Post/ABC News poll released overnight, Yang qualifies for the February debate, Gabbard would need three more.
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If Congress fails to act, the executive branch can send independent and trained adjudicators to fairly decide who qualifies and who doesn't.
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GIIN estimates the industry is worth $228 billion, yet there is no standard global definition of what qualifies as an impact investment.
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Details: Facebook will hire the "community reviewers" through a third-party contractor called Appen, which sources, vets, selects and qualifies community reviewers.
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As many people know, a very good score, one of 750 or above, qualifies you for better mortgage and auto loan rates.
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Buttigieg announced last week that he has already crossed the 65,000-donor threshold that qualifies him for the upcoming Democratic presidential debates.
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They believe that his success in business qualifies him as a serious candidate, but that unlike Trump, Bloomberg is honest and respectable.
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Pooley has most of his bases covered, Morrison says, but he needs to make sure he still qualifies for a Roth IRA.
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Anyone who wants to be certain that an employer qualifies can (and should) file an employment certification form with a loan servicer.
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All four law professors who testified before the House Judiciary Committee on impeachment agreed that abuse of office qualifies — all of them.
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"Thanks to the Supreme Court, Mr. Dimaya regained his permanent resident status and now qualifies to apply for US citizenship," Knapp said.
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I told some of our colleagues: Come to the small countries when someone qualifies, and even the grandmothers are jumping for joy.
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Well, miniaturized nukes mounted on intercontinental ballistic missiles and heated rhetoric about launching them toward Guam certainly qualifies as a serious crisis.
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Worldwide, around 15 million girls endure child marriage every year — often forced or coerced — which qualifies as a form of child abuse.
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This happens when the NICS examiner must research whether a purchaser matches a record, or whether the record qualifies as a prohibitor.
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United States national men's soccer team wins, 1-0, on dramatic goal in Trinidad and qualifies for World Cup on final day.
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More from VICE: In short, anyone with a disability who could use a helping hand (or paw) qualifies for a service dog.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE of New Jersey and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE of Minnesota, former HUD Secretary Julian CastroJulian CastroCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Castro releases animal welfare plan as part of presidential campaign Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Castro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates MORE of South Bend, Ind.
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Update: One victim was later identified as the perpetrator, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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At the CFTC, meanwhile, the agency determined back in 2015 that bitcoin qualifies as a "commodity" that it can monitor under federal law.
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If he qualifies, Arredondo Rodriguez might have a chance to return to the US and have a second chance at his asylum interview.
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The Facebook rationale is that anything uttered or shared by a politician qualifies as "newsworthy content," and is therefore exempt from the rules.
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Update March 23rd, 2:18PM ET: This story has been updated to include new details from Instagram on what qualifies as "sensitive" content.
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This could have an effect on who qualifies for the next round of the competition, particularly in Pool A, which includes hosts Japan.
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The justices asked extensive questions about just who and what qualifies as artistic expression — and when that merits exemption from civil rights laws.
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"I dont understand why Chinese owned Smithfield qualifies for USDA $$ meant to help our farmers," Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa said on Twitter.
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The designation has always been yoked to the conservative mores of the time; as those evolve, so does what qualifies as scandalous behavior.
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Zuckerberg repeated his answer about the internal investigation, without clarifying what Zuckerberg means by large amounts of data and who qualifies for that.
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The program begins this month, and developers will be alerted by an email from the Alexa team if their skill qualifies for inclusion.
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He says there are laws around what makes something temporary, what qualifies exactly as a "structure," and how much covering there should be.
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From the beginning, you need to clearly identify the input query, the prediction output and what qualifies as a good or bad prediction.
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People want to know what qualifies you for big dick energy, and part of the fun is debating what it means to you.
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In this image-saturated moment, when nearly everyone is snapping and sharing photos, it is unexpectedly easy to discern what qualifies as art.
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"Nuclear risk is minimal," says Varga, noting that Iran's uranium enrichment breach puts it at 4.5%, which still qualifies as low-enriched uranium.
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We've heard so much about Modesto "Pete" Cunanan in the season's first seven episodes that his appearance this week qualifies as a reveal.
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You're better off ordering the kit from Amazon, where it qualifies for either free standard shipping or free 2-day shipping with Prime.
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Accreditation qualifies organizations for Facebook's fact-checking partnership, a program that uses third parties to assess the truthfulness of articles posted on Facebook.
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Last week, Spears, 36, met Federline, 40, in court over whether he qualifies to be paid more child support for their two kids.
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If you've ever tried to uncover your abs—let alone sculpt a set that qualifies as "washboard"—you know how difficult it is.
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I'm not sure that this qualifies as a sensible exit, although Mr Trump continues to portray his serial bankruptcies as a brilliant strategy.
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"I don't understand why Chinese owned Smithfield qualifies for USDA $$ meant to help our farmers," Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa wrote on Twitter.
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So, next time you're wondering whether you're being taken for a ride, ask whether the proof qualifies as a proof (fact, statistic, trend).
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For starters, this latest adaptation barely qualifies as a functional movie, in terms of possessing a plot and a beginning, middle and end.
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Stars will be grilled on feminism, on whether they ascribe to it, or know what it is, or if their latest film qualifies.
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This is a strange case where the users and the site owners might disagree about whether the extra code qualifies as unwanted malware.
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The government claims Fairooz's laugh qualifies as "disorderly and disruptive conduct" intended to "impede, disrupt, and disturb the orderly conduct" of the hearing.
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But the Supreme Court unanimously overturned the verdict, raising the bar on what qualifies as an "official act" in this type of case.
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While that hardly qualifies as a breakthrough, for those seeking a few mindless thrills, unlike the bandits, you've come to the right place.
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And handing the nomination to Trump before he qualifies solely because he is leading goes against our longstanding definition of winners and losers.
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First, it conflates the amount of income that qualifies for the deduction with the number of persons earning the income who are eligible.
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As in the United States, the very notion of what qualifies would-be leaders to lead in Britain is open to unparalleled scrutiny.
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Polling aggregators put him at about 1 percent support among voters, a threshold that qualifies him to participate in next month's Democratic debates.
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While it's healthy for playwrights to address economic inequality in the country, theater, I'm sorry to say, practically qualifies as a luxury item.
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His income drops slightly, and now his family no longer qualifies for financial assistance through marketplace subsidies and must sign up for Medicaid.
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If a college major alone qualifies someone as a professional, should Mr. Bean (electrical engineering, Queens College, Oxford, 1975) rewire the White House?
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Whether a vehicle legally qualifies as a model aircraft depends on the intent of the operator, not on the vehicle's capabilities or design.
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But that's offset by free delivery on large orders, although the total spend that qualifies for that appears to differ based on location.
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Ranked No. 1 in the world in women's high jump, she will finally have her chance at an Olympic medal if she qualifies.
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Ortega qualifies because he last ran for Cuba on August 12, 2013 and is not due to compete in Rio until August 16.
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The dependent child care tax credit has complicated rules that limit who can take advantage, including what qualifies as a child care expense.
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The core idea of a US universal basic income is that it would be offered to every American, without rules about who qualifies.
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Either way, this vote is likely to influence Republican fortunes in the 2018 election, and qualifies as "must-see TV" whenever it happens.
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Then there's spicy food, whose flavor can be so extreme that it actually qualifies as a form of pain instead of a taste.
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If he qualifies for an Excelsior Scholarship, however, Mr. Correia could stop worrying about how to fit together his work and class time.
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In Arizona, an estimated one of three Amazon employees qualifies for food stamps; in Pennsylvania and Ohio, the figure is one of 10.
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It would also shift the burden of proof for determining whether a trade qualifies under Volcker away from the bank to the regulators.
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What qualifies this show for an opera celebration are the Isicathamiya singers, performing an a cappella style that originated among South African Zulus.
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On that count, "The Golden Apple," a musical retelling of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" set in Washington State around 1900, certainly qualifies.
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Facebook says that it supports the government's push to further regulate election ads on digital platforms, but qualifies that it wants flexible rules.
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Justices in that decision said a worker qualifies as an independent contractor only if they meet three criteria, known as the ABC test.
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The best way to find out if your job qualifies as public service is to fill out the so-called employer certification form.
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It covers everything from sport to kidney transplants, and maritime piracy to air-traffic control—anything that qualifies as a truly "international" issue.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic absolutely qualifies as such a paradigm-shifting moment, and some form of major government expansion is sure to follow.
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Billy qualifies for the 21980 Olympics in Montreal, where he wins a gold medal in the 21994,21976-meter race, but then tragedy strikes.
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Agency officials may take up to 10 days to determine whether she qualifies for refugee status and, if so, where she could resettle.
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There can only be one champion, but stars — and the idea of what qualifies as a successful tournament — will arrive in many forms.
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The result was a new 28503 percent deduction for certain pass-through income that includes restrictions on what income qualifies for the deduction.
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Lawmakers could, for example, impose a strict definition of what qualifies as an emergency, taking away presidential flexibility to deal with unforeseen circumstances.
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And as Passover approaches, our food reporter examines a new book that tackles a timely argument starter: What qualifies as a Jewish food?
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That's because nursing homes and other institutional settings are treated as entitlements in state Medicaid programs; anyone who qualifies must get in, somewhere.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard rails against DNC debate criteria even as she qualifies for next debate Tulsi Gabbard: Transcript doesn't show 'compelling' case for impeachment Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate MORE (D-Hawaii) became the 12th Democratic presidential candidate to qualify for the party's October primary debate on Tuesday after a new poll showed her with 21625 percent support in New Hampshire.
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Advocaat, the former Sunderland manager, has been given a contract running until the end of the World Cup next year, if the country qualifies.
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Yet neither message qualifies the brutal observation that the alliance is "obsolete," and we know that what is obsolete is replaced rather than reformed.
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I try to only rely on caffeine when I need to and I reason that my late night qualifies as one of those situations.
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For example, I live in a mostly suburban neighborhood about 20 minutes outside of New York City and my home qualifies for the service.
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The process by which the State Department determines whether a group qualifies as a Foreign Terrorist Organization is complicated and usually takes several months.
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If you have a popular account, you'll have to apply for the badge and Instagram isn't publicly saying what qualifies as a popular account.
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This has posed a dilemma for European regulators who are still considering whether another, bigger Italian lender, Monte dei Paschi, qualifies for state aid.
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There is a good case to be made that JavaScript qualifies as much as any other high-level programming language as a starting point.
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"The most important thing is making sure the individual qualifies for SSI and Medicaid, because they provide an enormous amount of benefits," Walther said.
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A 22017-unit complex in the Mission district is being held up by an investigation into whether a laundromat qualifies as a historic site.
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They are striking against a change to the fee structure used when they take on cases in which the client qualifies for legal aid.
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While it's obvious who the outright predators are, in some cases, it's been harder to distinguish what qualifies as sexual misconduct, harassment, or assault.
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A bizarre debate seems to be unfolding within the genre, with critics arguing back and forth as to whether Beyonce's song qualifies as country.
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Generali "has not received any communication that qualifies as an indemnifiable claim under the agreement," the Trieste, Italy-based insurer said in a statement.
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Germany reckons that its experience of launching an Energiewende (energy transition) in 2000 qualifies it to help lead the world away from fossil fuels.
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Expecting an extraordinary large field of candidates, the DNC announced months ago how it would determine who qualifies for the first two Democratic debates.
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In Georgia, a woman who qualifies for Medicaid under the pregnancy option remains covered up to 60 days after the birth of her child.
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The 95 square meter (1000 square feet), five-room house will be allocated to a local family which qualifies for social housing, authorities said.
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Dish announced the feature back at CES — I'm not sure eight months qualifies as "soon" in terms of software updates, but there you go.
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Enacted in the 1930s, the federal securities laws were never a model of precision, but at least they list what qualifies as a security.
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Mrs Clinton took a very literal approach: she portrays herself as someone who gets things done, and thus qualifies as someone who achieves "progress".
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The third star: This KHL player – This is technically from last week, but qualifies for this week's list due to the time zone difference.
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All of this probably qualifies in some sense as Conceptual Art, which would make Ms. Denes a rare participant in a mostly male category.
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When I ask her where Rhodes's control over drafts of the candidate's speeches came from, she immediately answers, "Obama," but then qualifies her answer.
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What qualifies as "reasonable" will be left to employers and the Labor Department to interpret, according to an official in the administration of Gov.
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A lifetime's commitment to solving problems in the real world qualifies Hillary Clinton for this job, and the country should put her to work.
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In truth, the lines of demarcation become blurred when deeper consideration is given to who qualifies as a villain (payer) or a victim (payee).
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Frankly, it barely qualifies as an SUV at all as it has only a little more height off the ground than a typical car.
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The requirements vary widely; in Illinois, someone convicted of a sex offense cannot step foot on a forest preserve, which qualifies as a park.
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