If I have to reach for this, I'll reach for this, this and this.
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Much of the web has been out of reach for blind people But much of the web has long been out of reach for blind people.
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Just as non-alcoholics sometimes reach for a glass of wine when the going gets tough, non-disordered eaters sometimes reach for a brownie, and it's fine.
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I don't want for people to have to reach for an app to make it work, or to reach for a remote control, which would be wholly inadequate anyway.
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"Nothing was ever out of reach for her."
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It's ... not really the first song you'd reach for?
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" Yanez: "I told him not to reach for it.
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A personal chef is not within reach for most people.
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It is easy to understand why people reach for "elites".
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So when should you definitely not reach for the sulfates?
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Usually, when women reach for each other, they're separated immediately.
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The Power Vest's power was out of reach for me.
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Twitter is never out of reach for President Donald Trump.
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They reach for PPG Industries, Eaton and Illinois Tool Works.
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They should be within reach for every family in America.
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Safe, basic surgery is out of reach for 5bn people.
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Both of those records are in reach for Black Panther.
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Before watching, you'll probably want to reach for a tissue.
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He was something to reach for, to be like him.
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This may be beyond his reach for the timebeing. Why?
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The district is considered within reach for Democrats in November.
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DO reach for AND attempt to stay on the bag.
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It's not out of reach for them in the fall.
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Sometimes, you've got to reach for those bottom drawer olives.
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I reach for the paper but he snatches it away.
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If you're unsure of where to start, reach for theDr.
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But in adulthood, we reach for them less and less.
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You reach for the mug instead of just getting it.
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" Energy Transfer: "Why do you want to reach for yield?
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She helped humanity reach for space and touch the moon.
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These costs are putting care out of reach for millions.
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The government spokeswoman could not immediately be reach for comment.
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DeVos to keep the American dream within reach for all.
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Like sanitary pads, they are out of reach for her.
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That puts them out of financial reach for many parents.
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These are difficult words to reach for in my language.
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We don't pay up and reach for yield in Cramerica.
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Reach for some Klorane instead and keep living your damn life.
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When you went to reach for a snack, a broccoli crisp
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I will not let anyone reach for yield on this show.
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Then, she'd reach for Charlotte Tilbury's Airbrush Flawless Finish Setting Powder.
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You wake up in the morning and reach for your smartphone.
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It is not clear how eagerly they will reach for them.
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As such, we reach for scapegoats, and they're easy to find.
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Some analysts reach for May 1968, or poujadisme in the 1950s.
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If you need a square hole, you reach for a saw.
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When should you reach for a traditional mask versus a sheet?
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The Midwest is by no means out of reach for Democrats.
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I just kinda reach for whatever is available at the time.
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In the meantime, it is not Luxembourg's first reach for space.
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Yanez: OK Castile: I (inaudible) Yanez: Don't reach for it then.
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Yanez: OK. Castile: I (inaudible) Yanez: Don't reach for it then.
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Something to reach for, panicked, in the middle of the fight.
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One poll this week suggested that was within reach for Macron.
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That gratification is even greater if you reach for junk food.
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And you reach for your cell phone and you drop it.
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The application fee can make DACA out of reach for many.
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Amid such upheaval, it is tempting to reach for historical parallels.
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But the House had been considered out of reach for Democrats.
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Australia's sheer size puts this, literally, out of reach for now.
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Most amazing, I had no desire to reach for my phone.
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When you're really hungry, it's easy to reach for whatever's around.
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However, complete coverage may be out of reach for most people.
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"I told him not to reach for it!" the officer shrieks.
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You wanna reach for the sky, man; the sky's the limit.
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The guy in front finally tried to reach for my wheel.
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"I told him not to reach for it," the officer shouts.
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Superfoods are certainly within reach for upper middle class urbanites folks.
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But before you reach for the flower crown, hear us out.
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After they approach, one of the officers reach for Augustus's wrists.
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Can they learn, when they're triggered, not to reach for opioids?
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The officers noticed the suspect reach for a cellphone, Egbert said.
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"More often than not, they reach for their phone," he said.
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Which one we reach for," she writes, "is up to us.
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Housing prices have skyrocketed, putting homeownership out of reach for millions.
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That's where she learned about Angel Reach for the first time.
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Frankly, neither of those options are economically in reach for me.
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He said they reach for weapons like clubs because of that.
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This season, reach for a simple shirt dress like Gigi Hadid.
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I reach for her hand and hold it over her heart.
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He certainly inspires us to reach for more than the remote.
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When he does reach for figurative language, he is surpassingly vivid.
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We're often told that we should always reach for the stars.
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However, they still reach for books of poems we loved together.
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If your hair is slightly oily, reach for a dry shampoo.
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She doesn't even reach for hand sanitizer once he passes out.
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Yet the drug remains out of reach for many rural Americans.
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Control of Congress is now within reach for Democrats in 2018.
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With time, they will even begin to reach for their toys.
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It gives people a positive purpose that they can reach for.
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They are simply out of reach for too many potential buyers.
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When the computer system freezes, employees reach for a floppy disk.
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Let your baby reach for the stars and discover new heights...literally.
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He doesn't deal in the AI techniques that typically reach for language.
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IBM was the perfect example of a stock Cramer would reach for.
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We reach for it to capture the important moments in our lives.
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If you reach for it, it activates the screen and face unlock.
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And so insurance was still out of reach for many sick people.
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Let it dry, then reach for the nail art screen and stamp.
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That has put coverage out of reach for some middle-class Americans.
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Next time you reach for the remote, you might want to reconsider.
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You can show us how to reach for the stars,' he said.
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Even the "affordable" model will likely be out of reach for many.
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But when I reach for Walters' crisp $50 note, he stops me.
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But we can sincerely encourage the president to reach for the stars.
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If it doesn't, coverage will remain out of reach for the poor.
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We will drop our forks on the ground and reach for another.
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The gist: Always aim higher and reach for bigger goals in life.
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The US Government has been expanding in size and reach for decades.
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Reach for your lifejackets, we may be heading out into rough waters.
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Best of all, I didn't have to reach for the barf bag.
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Yanez asks him not to reach for it and soon opens fire.
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The company is hoping to reach for greater support base in China.
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And finally, do you reach for your coffee right after waking up?
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You could be Mark Zuckerberg and still reach for the Frosted Flakes.
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They're comforting, unchallenging things we can reach for in times of need.
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For American, reach for Bleu Mont Bandaged Cheddar; for English, try Montgomery's.
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Any Brexiteer wanting to perform machismo will reach for the "hard" option.
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You're invited to a holiday party; you reach for a cocktail dress.
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But these other options are often out of reach for pain patients.
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CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — Wally Backman stopped midsentence to reach for another cigarette.
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At least some of us reach for a cigarette or vape pen.
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Still, it's not a company that consumers think of and reach for.
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Even the smallest apartments are often out of reach for many renters.
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That's when investors reach for bond, stable value or money market funds.
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Instead, they reach for the highest, yet entirely attainable, human value: love.
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Sports stars and celebrities increasingly reach for it as a defense mechanism.
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I would reach for him, but never be able to touch him.
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And what's affordable for one family is out of reach for another.
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It's color you'll feel confident wearing and reach for again and again.
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It's so easy to just reach for, unlike for instance, a cigarette.
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But the Texas Senate seat remained just out of reach for Democrats.
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But the cost of shipping keeps export markets out of reach for now.
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Yanez gestures to his holster and tells him not to reach for it.
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A slate of itemized deductions may be out of reach for many, however.
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But as I reach for it, something tells me not to do it.
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Can the controls be easily identified without having to reach for reading glasses?
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It's a great few days to get organized and reach for your goals.
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She explained that this is a very challenging range to reach for experiments.
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When the polar vortex strikes, you'll want to reach for HEATTECH Ultra Warm.
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I'm talking about the pieces you instinctively reach for and build outfits around.
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This can be out of reach for the average millennial and Gen Zer.
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Johnson, whom BuzzFeed News could not immediately reach for comment, won his match.
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They're the first thing we reach for when we get dressed most mornings.
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All this puts the formal justice system out of reach for many Pakistanis.
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And high school graduation remained out of reach for many students with disabilities.
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It still seems like diversity is constantly out of reach for certain designers.
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Apple Card shouldn't be the first card you reach for in your wallet.
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I reach for the button on my left and shut off the light.
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I don't see anyone trying to unify us and reach for that goal.
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Unsure if you're sick or just sleep-deprived, you reach for a thermometer.
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Would you rather reach for a bagel or a doughnut in the morning?
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LOS ANGELES — Anna Akana is using her humor and viral reach for good.
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The thought of moving to San Francisco was out of reach for us.
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Authorities said Sterling was armed and had tried to reach for a weapon.
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When Maddie saw Salsman allegedly reach for the ignition, she blocked his hand.
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If she hints that ponytails are cool again, we reach for our elastics.
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When JOMOs hear the word "networking", they reach for their noise-cancelling headphones.
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That's a big deal because Strzok had enormous reach for just one agent.
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Herders would reach for their spears and staffs to chase away the invaders.
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So, yes, most of the battleground states are out of reach for Trump.
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That debt has put homeownership out of reach for millions of creditworthy borrowers.
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That said, maybe I'm wrong and the sensor isn't hard to reach for.
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I'd reach for him, but he was always just out of my grasp.
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The officer who shot him said she saw him reach for the gun.
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For these reasons, AirPods Pro have become the headphones I reach for now.
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Its price may put it out of reach for most casual athletes though.
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The reach for more personal power could be the start of his downfall.
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"High emotion" was how Naomi Burton described what a candidate should reach for.
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But before you reach for your vinyls and tissues, check out this band.
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New luxury buildings reach for the sky on Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale.
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Now, Mr. Cruz has been compelled again to reach for a different gear.
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Like you needed an excuse to reach for a second cup of java.
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All too often, the jungle's residents still reach for machetes to settle feuds.
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Others reach for the obvious, like the mortgage fraud investigation named Malicious Mortgage.
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The second cardinal rule of trading is to not reach for a trade.
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Meditation for Real Life How often do you impulsively reach for your phone?
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Cons: Room prices are expensive and might be out of reach for many.
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Hollister tried to reach for the goal line but was stopped just short.
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But don't reach for the last bottle from the past summer's $50 case.
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It's been a barbell approach - dash for safety alongside a reach for yield.
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He squares his feet and stares, looking to reach for that golden block.
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Bocuse serves steak tartare on a small plate over a moat of herb tea, fresh herbs and dry ice, and the swirling cloud that surrounds the dish inspires many customers to reach for their phones before they reach for their forks.
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No more making that dreadful reach for the top left of your Galaxy Note.
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Walking through its photogentic hallways, it's impossible not to reach for your phone camera.
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Hands reach for water and dates, an appetizer for the sumptuous dishes that follow.
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In turn, that could put the charitable deduction out of reach for those taxpayers.
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Keep that in mind the next time you reach for a bug swatter. [Science]
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But all those newcomers have put home prices out of reach for many folks.
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I desperately reach for my water, audibly mouth-breathing, and struggle to remain upright.
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And if you've got a sore throat, reach for the lozenges, not the lighter.
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Even the basic protection of maternity leave is out of reach for most women.
|
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And you may instinctively reach for water, but this can just spread the heat.
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To migrate SD card files for use in Lightroom, reach for your nearest dongle.
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The Kardashians/Wests/Jenners aren't the only famous family to reach for the buzzer.
|
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These restrictions have already made abortion care out of reach for thousands of women.
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"There's something that makes you reach for one particular brew," Cooperman said in 2003.
|
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You should probably just reach for the duct tape and save yourself a fortune.
|
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What's the one product you reach for to take you from day to night?
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Next time you feel the urge to reach for your phone while driving, don't.
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You could keep a giant stack of subscriptions, or you could reach for Discors.
|
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When most people are running late, they reach for jeans and a T-shirt.
|
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He was killed by FBI agents as he tried to reach for his pistol.
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But the reach for a systematic approach to public governance may not go away.
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When he plays a techno show, Moritz Simon Geist doesn't reach for a laptop.
|
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With tight budgets, states aren't going to reach for more funding to addiction treatment.
|
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
|
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It's the kind of moment when many of us reach for a hot drink.
|
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For the most frigid of days, you'll want to reach for HEATTECH Ultra Warm.
|
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Had they the foresight, they would have pushed her to reach for higher office.
|
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As I get in and reach for the seatbelt, someone yanks my door open.
|
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Whenever you stretch yourself to reach for something, after all, you expose your flank.
|
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When you feel the sniffles coming on, you should reach for the OJ, right?
|
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Yet inevitably we reach for a "real" computer when the work is demanding enough.
|
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But financing for a full mesonet system remains out of reach for most states.
|
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"There isn't a cap on how many opportunities you should reach for," Munn tweeted.
|
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Today, users don't necessarily reach for a Venmo card at point-of-sale, however.
|
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Yet, even basic resources remain out of reach for far too many American children.
|
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But at least the presidency is seemingly out of this party's reach for now.
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"Don't forget to reach for new heights by voting for Huskey-Haley," she added.
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Blackstone buys London based cloud computing company Cloud reach for $100 million, reports Reuters.
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Reach for her hand, Robert heard in his head, Dr. Gottman nudging him along.
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"It's never been our first impulse to reach for the medicine chest," he said.
|
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Scoring a new set of wheels may be out of reach for many Americans.
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Pack a diaper bag that lets you reach for what you need in seconds.
|
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They watch the infant try to crawl to something or reach for a toy.
|
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However, its high valuation keeps the stock out of reach for now, he says.
|
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That essentially put the game beyond reach for Louisville, which finally succumbed, 73-63.
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"Buying used without bonus depreciation was a big reach for some people," he said.
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But all that is out of reach for Lila; therefore she doesn't want it.
|
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But once they taste it, they devour the whole thing and reach for another.
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That's why private hospitals, often out of reach for the poor, are so popular.
|
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Officer Yanez responded, calmly at first, instructing him not to reach for the weapon.
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His fateful mistake was failing to reach for help when he needed it most.
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But soaring house prices have put Right to Buy out of reach for most.
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But no, they had to really reach for the stars in this new millennium.
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Reach for foods high in unsaturated fats like avocado, nuts, seeds and olive oil.
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"We can reach for the potential," she told the amped-up audience in Lisbon.
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But Brown may not have to reach for his checkbook for wearing these cleats.
|
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Shops are full again, even if products are out of reach for most Venezuelans.
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That much was unresolved, but what of my decision to reach for a gun?
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People like Salahuddin struggle because every door they reach for is closed to them.
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Some products will simply become out of reach for a certain segment of consumers.
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Ending this epidemic is within our grasp; we just need to reach for it.
|
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The NRCC dismissed the latest round of targets as out of reach for Democrats.
|
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But in moments of true despair, I have seen them reach for each other.
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Are you willing to tune in emotionally and respond if they reach for you?
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Vinegar is a workhorse around the home; I reach for it time and again.
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Those who don't reach for the mayonnaise when they can't find the insect repellent.
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When watching TV at night sit on the floor and reach for those toes.
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Hyperinflation makes the most basic goods, and sometimes even medicine, beyond reach for many.
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These taxes made voting out of reach for poor people, including people of color.
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"Every time you want to send a text to your partner or are reminded about your ex and want to reach for them, reach for one of your buddies instead," Olubukonla Kolawole, PsyD, a clinical psychologist in New York City, previously told Refinery29.
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In fact, HB2 was a blatant attempt to push abortion out of reach for women.
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Ford's assist is the perfect flying saucer pass, just out of reach for the defender.
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To also target the obliques, alternately reach for the heels while maintaining the crunch position.
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Remember this study the next time you reach for that rather convenient plastic water bottle.
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"They warned him multiple times not to reach for it, but he did," Dietz said.
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When it's time for a software update, you'll need to reach for a screwdriver again.
|
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This $2,200 65-inch 4K LED TV is undoubtedly out of reach for most students.
|
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I understand why that might be a bit of a reach for them right now.
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Because I have high blood pressure, premium costs were always out of reach for me.
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The intern's reach for the mic is slowed down, and the "chop" motion is accelerated.
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Bagehot would not reach for the comparison if Theresa May did not do so herself.
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Here At Home: A search warrant says cops saw Alton Sterling reach for a gun.
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When your skin needs an instant boost, reach for the SK-II Facial Treatment Mask.
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When my skin is really dry, I love to reach for a hydrating overnight mask.
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In so many places, abortion is already out of reach for far too many women.
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Other cities, though, remain out of reach for many prospective homeowners, especially those carrying debt.
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I think it's too risky and I'm not going to reach for yield like that.
|
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It really speaks to this immense pressure in investors to reach for high-yielding assets.
|
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"It was a look down and reach for your coffee moment," the second source said.
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But the government needs to urge people to talk rather than reach for their guns.
|
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The challenges are purposely absurdly out of reach for many professional bakers, let alone amateurs.
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Basically, when you reach for a liquid facial product, the ingredients inside are already activated.
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NO WONK ASKED to describe their ideal health system would reach for the adjective American.
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So it's cool to reach for the lube, because sometimes we all need extra help.
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It requires specialized equipment and studios, putting it out of reach for most small developers.
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"Blindly chasing reach, for example, has led the industry to some difficult situations," Derella said.
|
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Too many formerly incarcerated Americans never climb this ladder -- or reach for it at all.
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"Reach-for-yield behavior can make financial intermediaries and the economy more risky," Rosengren said.
|
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They both reach for this macho, strongman image, and some people just eat it up.
|
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And when he went down to grab, I told him not to reach for it.
|
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Often we reach for the phone out of a desire for the hit of dopamine.
|
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People talk in pictures, and talking in pictures is inherently out of reach for me.
|
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Not all of Songdo's future-focused initiatives are out of reach for established cities, though.
|
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You grab a spoon and reach for the pint in the back of the freezer.
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Here are 11 things that are currently making WIRED staffers reach for their own wallets.
|
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Even without Congress threatening tax reform, college is out of reach for too many people.
|
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The Inspire 1 was expensive, but not totally out of reach for the average consumer.
|
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Parallels between Miller's then and latter-day nows have never been hard to reach for.
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Emergency evacuations on other flights showed passengers stopping to reach for luggage or filming videos.
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And right there as an addict — she's going to reach for that drink and goodbye.
|
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"Peace is never beyond the grasp of those willing to reach for it," Trump said.
|
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It's still a reach for Democrats who hope to flip the state and defeat Sen.
|
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This gives incredible reach for the live experience in markets that otherwise wouldn't have it.
|
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"It was a look down and reach for your coffee moment," this second source said.
|
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Pundits reach for the same comparison, and reporters do too, hoping to sound historically expert.
|
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But in a time of uncertainty and unease, we all reach for our comfort toys.
|
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Unable to reach for 3 days b/c of his cell phone reception at site.
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Daudt worried that such burdensome regulations are putting homeownership out of reach for many people.
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Others might reach for their phone when inspiration strikes, making quick buys on the fly.
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It's time to reach for the big efficiency gains and get big war-fighting rewards.
|
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Saddle up, blast off and reach for the sky: Toy Story Land is finally here.
|
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Hunter knows that 20 minutes in nature may be out of reach for many people.
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"I would reach for words or thoughts, and I just couldn't finish them," Walsh said.
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Some will have to train themselves to reach for their phones instead of trash bags.
|
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When things are rough and anxiety threatens to derail my life, I reach for medication.
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It suggests that we can reach for the stars or look towards a brighter day.
|
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"When we reach for a hammer, that hammer better be in its place," he says.
|
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I listen to the running sink and then reach for my toothbrush on the counter.
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For those stubborn spots or anything that won't come up, reach for some isopropyl alcohol.
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Thanks to limited competition, affordable broadband is just out of reach for many US residents.
|
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I reach for it when I make a turkey sandwich to take to the office.
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What's the first tech product or application that you look at or you reach for?
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"I told him not to reach for it," an officer claimed in the Facebook video.
|
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A militia leader, LaVoy Finicum, was killed when he appeared to reach for a weapon.
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That's far out of reach for millions of Americans, who are living paycheck to paycheck.
|
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"Unable to reach for 3 days b/c of his cell phone reception at site."
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Money moved into the dollar, another reach for safety, lifting its value against other currencies.
|
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However, its steep price tag may put it out of reach for most casual athletes.
|
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Just reach for your remote controls and go to the "sleep number" you each prefer.
|
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So, which items does H.E.R. reach for when she wants a red-carpet-ready look?
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In my experience, this has made me reach for Spectacles less and less over time.
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It was his mother who encouraged him, beginning in elementary school, to reach for college.
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Similarly, when I'm baking, I'm just as likely to reach for all sorts of ingredients.
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That white nationalist constituency is beyond the reach — for good reason — of any Democratic candidate.
|
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I've reported on ultra-aspirational vacations that are financially out of reach for most Americans.
|
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Radio had the most reach for decades and still is an incredibly powerful communication medium.
|
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"It feels like a reach, for sure," she told The Barre Montpelier Times Argus newspaper.
|
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But there's something about race that brings out the need to reach for the euphemisms.
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And when I reach for yet one more sweet, I'm not just revealing my gluttony.
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I keep thinking about what happens when I close my eyes and reach for something.
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The point of the talk was to encourage young girls to reach for their dreams.
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"We don't even have to reach for these cultural explanations," Boustan said in an interview.
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I think you're reaching for yield, and I do not like to reach for yield.
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All of these additional benefits may be out of reach for those without health insurance.
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Essay What books do we reach for when we know that we soon will die?
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"It's like being caught in a mudslide and anything you reach for gives," she said.
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It's part of your soul's work to overcome this tendency to constantly reach for power.
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Senseless killings this week remind us that justice is still out of reach for many.
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This of course provides an incentive to reach for yield, potentially implying additional risk-taking.
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You reach for the delicious, easy-to-make munchies that say "Farm Rich" on the box.
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Staffers made the decision after Josephine was unable to reach for her favorite treat Wednesday morning.
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"Homeownership is increasingly out of reach for the typical American," said Redfin's chief economist, Daryl Fairweather.
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That's why I usually just reach for a tube of dough or those break and bakes.
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Typically, when I reach for a Bluetooth speaker, I have a song or album in mind.
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Swap out the classic red lipstick you reach for on nights out for a shimmering cobalt.
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However, she thinks it is still too soon to reach for Home Depot at these levels.
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Unfortunately, the pricing on the custom alterations put the changes out of reach for most people.
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Today, the cost of earning a college degree can seem out of reach for many Americans.
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When you simply reach for the phone, the volume drops when the phone sees your hand.
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I made sure I didn't reach for the bottom part with all the crap, you know.
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Ang Lee continues to reach for the stratosphere in terms of what his movies can accomplish.
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Johnson, whom BuzzFeed News could not immediately reach for comment, went on to win the match.
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I think what people want is you never feel the need to reach for your phone.
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At 25 trillion miles away, Proxima is still far out of reach for human space travel.
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Her main objective for the line, though, was to be within reach for the average woman.
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" The officer still sounds distressed as he explains, "I told him not to reach for it.
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There's a "life support" metaphor in "breathing new life" if you want to reach for it.
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The officer's attorney later said she was afraid Crutcher was trying to reach for a weapon.
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It is just too easy for people to reach for a gun to settle their problems.
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I don't reach for him; his eyes hold me as still as any rope ever could.
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Image: Jens Meyer/APRoger Parr fixes prosthetics reach for the sky at the Realistic Prosthetics booth.
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None of this fully explains why so many folks dealing with depression reach for alcohol, though.
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Check out the products in the slides ahead, then get ready to reach for your wallet.
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That put a wealth of consumer goods in reach for people previously unable to afford them.
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But they're things we reach for because they get the job done better than anything else.
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Well, get ready because Puma's latest sneaker is going to make you reach for your wallet.
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As the motivational saying goes, if you reach for the Moon, you'll land among the stars.
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Sitcoms often boast enviable designs that seem way out of reach for the average weekend warrior.
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Reach for a long-lasting formula to avoid reapplying after each trip to the picnic table.
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And not just reach for the pitchforks, but really figure out what it's going to take.
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"Give any child a box of crayons and they reach for the yellow crayon," said Eiseman.
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Her thoughts reach for her wayward brother like a living thing, like branches seeking the sun.
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Priceless. Keep that in mind next time you reach for your phone to snap a selfie.
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Expanding resources at critical access points is crucial for putting dental care within reach for families.
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It's a milestone that has been promised — and has remained just out of reach — for years.
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Homeownership remains out of reach for many of the millions of families who lost their homes.
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Morales shows him standing proudly upon his father's broad shoulders, ready to reach for new heights.
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Independence is at least as far out of reach for her as wealth was for Souleiman.
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Nothing flashy or especially Instagrammable, but the products you'll nonetheless reach for time and time again.
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They had a balanced, satisfying kick that made it easy to reach for one after another.
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Because you can see your hands, you can reach for the popcorn without knocking it over.
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Now a wide range of apps and games also tempt drivers to reach for their phones.
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To get through the last two hours of the day, I usually reach for a snack.
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If you're constantly struggling with ultra-dry skin, reach for Herbivore's Jasmine Glowing Hydration Body Oil.
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"I definitely reach for it more for off-menu cocktails, now that it's spring," he said.
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And, Navy Seal lifestyle be damned, my boyfriend will still — occasionally — reach for a buffalo wing.
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When they're finished with the razor we share, I reach for it—but then I hesitate.
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The reality, though, is non-opioid pain treatments are often out of reach for many Americans.
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But now, even staples such as peppers and onions are out of reach for some residents.
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Are there any scores that move you that you wouldn't reach for during your daily listening?
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Wentz scrambled out of the pocket and fired a deep pass out of reach for Ertz.
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Broncos Coach Vance Joseph appeared to reach for his red challenge flag but never threw it.
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Dash camera video showed Officer Yanez shouting at Mr. Castile not to reach for the weapon.
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Now here's where I out myself as a stealth purist and reach for the smelling salts.
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Smarter Living: When problem solving, reach for the insight to see beyond the issue at hand.
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We do not need to reach for the deus ex machina Roth did to imagine escape.
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We are living through unusual times, and the tendency is to reach for extreme historical analogies.
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Then I saw him reach for the gun and I knew right away what it was.
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We can throw a ball, he said, but we can also reach for a piano key.
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Staggered in height and uneven at the edges, these precarious-looking structures reach for the heavens.
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You won't want to reach for your smartphone for a few hours after seeing this one.
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But the high out-of-pocket cost keeps methadone out of reach for some potential patients.
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Several of those possibilities are immediately available to Trump, if he wants to reach for them.
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I don't want to be able to reach for yield and that's exactly what you're doing.
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The event also includes new shinies to reach for, including Batman-themed character and gadget skins.
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And reach for each other they did, in their favorite places, their havens, their cherished institutions.
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I try to make goals for myself constantly, so I always have something to reach for.
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The sufferers – almost all women – tended to reach for similes to make the intangible seem solid.
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But while we reach for our phones quite frequently, most of those interactions are brief exchanges.
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That way, we avoid wishing, but we still reach for the stars, and you should too.
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Annie W. in Texas Annie W. in Texas: Reach for a dry, lint-free microfiber cloth.
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Reach for a glass of milk, which neutralizes the capsaicin that makes your taste buds sting.
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The officer claimed that he thought Shaver may have been trying to reach for a weapon.
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But access to pads is still out of reach for millions of women around the world.
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In a free-market system, small businesses can also dream big and reach for the stars.
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The more investors reach for the safety of the greenback, the more they see danger ahead.
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I rarely reach for them when writing a caption or a comment on someone else's post.
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It is up to each of us to reach for the good and ignore the rest.
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There is no food I shy away from, nor is there any food I reach for.
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Only 18 percent took the position that the American dream was out of reach for them.
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Reach for these snacks the next time you are feeling the need for a snack break.
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McCaffrey leaned over slightly, as if to reach for the ball, but it remained in Hogan's grip.
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Someone might want to inform Katy Perry that "reach for the stars" is not a literal saying.
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She claimed she shot Allen in self-defense because she allegedly saw him reach for his gun.
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If you want to be a glam snow creature, reach for snowman add-ons with a twist.
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People will reach for anything they want because sensational stories are exciting to be a part of.
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If anything, some said, the vote's outcome has enhanced the reach for more yield in US assets.
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At first Johan would reach for his mom, as if wanting to embrace her through the screen.
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Few graphic designers reach for a fixed-width typeface unless they're after a very particular stylistic effect.
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"Student debt is keeping homeownership out of reach for many millennials," the authors of the study wrote.
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Like their forebears on the steppes, they'll have only to reach for a tool to find it.
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While Kendall doesn't try a Kiss in the clip, she does reach for a different gummy candy.
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These artists, who have been praised for being refreshingly different, reach for Porter as he did Vuillard.
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It feels like it could be the tool all those creatives I mention reach for or desire.
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It didn't fix every single problem, but Vault of Glass gave Destiny players something to reach for.
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In the current environment of low real interest rates, investors are being forced to reach for yield.
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Reach for a foundation with SPF already built in, like LANCÔME Teint Idole Ultra Long Wear Foundation.
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"I saw him reach for her breast," Michael Marshall, a speaker at the meeting, told BuzzFeed News.
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Everyone loves a good supercar: gorgeous, aerodynamic, laughably out of reach for almost everyone on the planet.
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Prices should fall for the young, but probably not enough to keep plans within reach for everyone.
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And de Jongh says he's worried the service will be "out of reach" for most mobile developers.
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You might reach for your phone like a phantom limb and feel cranky when it's not there.
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"I'd expect reach for publishers to go down a small amount but a noticeable amount" says Mosseri.
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When Negan beat Glenn and Abraham to death, our first instinct was to reach for our phones.
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But supersonic travel would still be out of reach for most leisure travellers except the super-rich.
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There's no need to make an active choice to reach for words anymore; they stick to us.
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And you'd have to be very stupid to reach for the Galaxy Book at its current price.
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And I'm convinced that our best days are ahead of us if we reach for them together.
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If you want to know what time it is, you'll just have to reach for your smartphone.
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The comfy one you reach for when it's cold and rainy and you want to bundle up.
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Skin Concern: AcneWhen you think about well-known anti-aging ingredients, you probably reach for the retinols.
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I usually reach for sheet masks, because time and time again, I'm fooled into thinking they're easy.
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This can make people reach for higher doses of the latter to compensate for the reduced high.
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That's an impressive reach for any public transit system and especially for a nascent system like LA's.
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You might need it, sure, but you'll have to hunt and reach for it before you can.
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By that, I mean that the rubber pieces don't reach for the upper part of your ear.
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You're ready to break out the board games, and the one you'll reach for first is Codenames.
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We've basically become hardwired to reach for a dress whenever we want to feel flirty or feminine.
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Unlike the extraterrestrial supercars unveiled earlier in the morning, the DB11 is within reach for mortal Earthlings.
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But the plans that do offer comprehensive benefits would likely prove financially out of reach for many.
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Which means there's little to no chance this is actually a viable option Trump would reach for.
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And then, before they reach for another yet-to-be-ravaged-wing, someone will offer me one.
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Still, the refugee cap is a limit set by the president, not a goal to reach for.
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But even such more modest investments are out of reach for smaller companies like Athabasca and Pengrowth.
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"Our guidance is completely our expectation of what we will reach for the year," Darrell told Reuters.
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Or, reach for avocados and bananas, because they contain potassium (which is an important electrolyte), she says.
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If you're unsure of where to start, reach for the Dr. Dennis Gross Ferulic + Retinol Eye Serum.
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If you're committed to wearing eye cream during the day, reach for Lancôme Visionnaire Eye Cream. Pros:
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Alas, we might as well reach for the good stuff, and while it's on sale, no doubt.
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Many readers expressed dismay that the new pricing would put tickets out of reach for many people.
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The House majority may be within reach for Democrats, but it's still far from a sure thing.
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Anonymous arms and legs reach for and hold each other from beyond the frame, forming striking patterns.
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They reach for the door, heart pounding, and slowly pulls… (another moment to turn to page three).
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But if the goal is to blow it sleek and straight, then reach for a smoothing formula.
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Getting rid of coverage would mean these health services are out of reach for many people again.
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I reach for the first item that catches my eye, take a deep breath, and get started.
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Think about all that delicious radioactivity you'll be ingesting next time you reach for the fruit bowl.
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Those kinds of policies can put important medications out of reach for some patients on limited budgets.
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According to Mr. Calloway, witnesses said that Mr. Augustus had not appeared to reach for a gun.
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"Be defensive, don't reach for yield, take a safe yield where you can get it," he said.
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Yet the price stays out of reach for millions, and will for at least several more years.
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It's easier to reach something under your armpit than it is to reach for something behind you.
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But unlike properties during previous booms, the priciest today are often out of reach for Hollywood stars.
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When insomnia strikes I often reach for my phone and attempt to re-focus my attention elsewhere.
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It made nice homes, flashy cars, and expensive consumer products within reach for earners across income levels.
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A phone is a thing that makes us anxious, something we reach for like a nervous tick.
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Unfortunately, the ability to plan when, if and how many children is out of reach for many.
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"He attempted to reach for the money and I said, 'Don't touch that money,'" Mr. Callaway said.
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Is a thick community and the happiness it brings out of reach for rootless cosmopolitans like us?
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If your hair is very coarse and dry, reach for the SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie.
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It calls for cognac, Madeira wine, cream, and morels — luxuries that most people wouldn't typically reach for.
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Critic's Pick Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne reach for the skies in this charming Victorian ballooning adventure.
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She repeatedly visited U.S.C., so she could envision herself in such an environment and reach for it.
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"We let their voices crack, we let their voices reach for the notes a bit," he said.
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However, it's still out of reach for many struggling to save because of high costs of living.
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"I understand why that might be a bit of a reach for them right now," said Gen.
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At $23 (with wine), the dinner I attended is not within reach for most people every weekend.
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They're the pieces you can always reach for, know they'll look beautifully effortless on and ensue confidence.
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Plus, she's on a nationwide tour to promote her book, Reach For The Skai, as we speak.
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Retirement plan service providers say 15 percent of your salary is a good goal to reach for.
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So you feel compelled to reach for hedge funds or private equity in the hope you'll outperform.
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Forty-two percent of buyers surveyed said prices were out of reach for the homes they wanted.
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Even in the absence of notifications, you probably still reach for your phone several times an hour.
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Although an obvious choice for a comeback, Stuttgart was thought to be out of reach for Sharapova.
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The conventional wisdom is that in Montana, or Georgia, those seats are out of reach for us.
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But to make it even more savory, reach for good fish sauce made from salted, fermented anchovies.
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How do you reach for something that, for so many decades, hinted at violence and, worse, dismissal?
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Instead, it's the promotions to higher-level positions that remain the most out of reach for women.
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Some fear that India and Pakistan may reach for the proverbial nuclear button sooner rather than later.
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Personally, this is the chocolate I reach for every time I see it at the grocery store.
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However, many of the specific attacks described in the piece would be within reach for a common criminals.
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You might want to be careful the next time you reach for a bottle of water in Myanmar.
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Plus, the inline microphone and remote allow you to control everything without having to reach for your phone.
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It all suggests the biggest game in professional sports is out of reach for the average person, right?
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I darted forward and slid the comm case into my palm before the messenger could reach for it.
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But it makes politics seem even more out of reach for young people, and systemic change less possible.
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I knew he felt guilty and was careful not to pressure him or reach for him without invitation.
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He says George, whom PEOPLE could not immediately reach for comment, could face charges as the investigation continues.
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In the face of such numbers, it is always tempting to reach for the comfort blanket of prohibition.
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The problem with It Comes At Night is that Shults is so clearly trying to reach for more.
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We don't want to reach for yield, we would rather be in an AT&T at 4.7 percent.
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Along with added transparency to the user, the new Drizly will also offer a wider reach for retailers.
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The average income in Congo is only $680, so this is utterly out of reach for most Congolese.
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At $2,295 for a single Magic Leap One headset though, it's not exactly within reach for most consumers.
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A pair of blasters can ride along up front to keep them in easy reach for quick attacks.
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Developers want to use the technologies they know, and they want maximum reach for the products they build.
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To not be afraid of who they are and where they come from, to reach for the experience.
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Hoda Kotb didn't take long to reach for the tissues upon returning to the anchor desk on Today.
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When it's time to wash your hair, reach for color-safe shampoos like Ouai's Repair Shampoo and Conditioner.
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You can always reach for a little succulent or a fancy bottle of wine and expect a smile.
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Don't be afraid to reach for a higher ledge, or switch to an entirely different mountain to climb.
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Detective R. Cook wrote that police who shot Sterling did so after seeing him reach for a gun.
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When Taurus moons get nervous, they reach for comfort: a Juul, a TV remote, a piece of cake.
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In fact, it's so dazzling you'll want to reach for your sunglasses before continuing to look at it.
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His hands are in the air, but then he appears to reach for his waistband and is shot.
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I don't have to reach for my wallet and search for cash or pull out a debit card.
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Total monthly audience reach for the brand has grown significantly from 2,000,000 in 2010 to over 13,000,000 today.
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But the precious Irisagrig texts, now restored to Iraq, may be out of reach for scholars like Molina.
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Oversized clothes get a bad rap as the items you reach for when you don't want to try.
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We're trying to end this cycle…by providing people with ways to seek redress and reach for help.
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" Pew: "Only about one-in-five (17%) say the American dream is 'out of reach' for their family.
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But that's not why conservatives are going to reach for their remotes again on Friday nights this fall.
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Here are a few tax breaks that may be out of reach for the "married filing separately" crowd.
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It has brought affordable care within reach for millions who were previously denied coverage or charged exorbitant premiums.
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I kind of just reach for the first thing that I see, and he does the same thing.
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The minute the temperature starts to drop (or I overdo it on the retinol), I reach for this.
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Before we can reach for the channel changer, a 13th consecutive episode of Don't Tell The Bride begins.
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People just typically reach for comfort foods because they tend to have way more salt, fat, and sugar.
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Affordable housing would be out of reach for many families, both renters and owners, especially in underserved communities.
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It's been over two years since Pizza Rat taught us what it means to reach for the stars.
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If carrots won't work and delay is too dangerous, the alternative is to reach for a big stick.
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But now, since this is my job, I have requirements I have to reach for delivering a mod.
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Control of the House is probably out of reach for Democrats given the small number of competitive districts.
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The treatment, priced at $575 a month or $6,900 a year, is still out of reach for many.
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Price: $99.99Buy now: Keurig brewing system Reach for a cup of joe when you need a mental boost.
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"Thus, they reach for yield and have generated repeated financial boom and bust cycles since the early 1990s."
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Texas, for instance, is a majority-minority state, but still seems out of reach for Democrats, although Rep.
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Watch these future Legends reach for the stars this Wednesday night at 10:30 PM EST, on VICELAND.
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It's healthy to reach for camaraderie during difficult times, and social media makes it easy to recruit support.
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Both Alfred and Earn reach for their goals like they have a ticking time bomb on their back.
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Shorts are never the first thing you reach for when you're getting dressed for work in the morning.
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In these situations, a shared, iterative, and even rhythmic understanding may be exactly what our brains reach for.
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Instead, reach for a shawl sweater that provides real warmth while still showing off a punchy printed frock.
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Buprenorphine can cost more than $500 a month, putting it out of reach for many of the uninsured.
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Single-use cups generate a lot of waste, so be sure to reach for a reusable mug instead.
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Congress should be ashamed to pass legislation that puts health care out of reach for millions of Americans.
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That caused more sellers to reach for higher prices, increasing the gap between market value and asking prices.
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The ornate interiors are hard to stop clicking through, though they are out of reach for most buyers.
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To gain additional reach for the "All Types Welcome" effort, Mr. Palen recruited the eight social media stars.
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One senses at points that Green wants to reach for novelistic flourishes, but he's restrained by better impulses.
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It's anyone's guess which of these new books a child might reach for — but it might surprise you.
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The only reason I reach for the Kleenex is so that I can pick my nose without judgment.
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But if the choice is armed mobs or choppy waters, many New Yorkers may reach for a paddle.
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When we feel depressed, angry, anxious, or bored, we frequently reach for food to soothe our emotional pain.
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They may reach for a cup, say their name and notice you when you walk into their room.
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When I sat up in bed to reach for the Advil on my nightstand, I became panic-stricken.
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Without guaranteed treatment from these specialists, health care is becoming out of reach for some in Puerto Rico.
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Some among us reach for histories that affirm the established view of who we are as a nation.
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Most targeted momcations come with a steep price tag, which makes them out of reach for many caregivers.
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People used to reach for sports drinks when they played sports, coffee for caffeine, and beer for alcohol.
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You swing your legs off the bed, touch the floor with your feet, and reach for your phone.
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But we don't need to reach for our pitchforks every time someone falls short of the modern ideal.
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Then they turn around and gouge those same taxpayers—putting life-saving medicine out of reach for many.
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We reach for drugs, typically one of two groups: anti-inflammatories such as aspirin and ibuprofen, or opioids.
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Kudos to Doba for setting the bar high for the rest of us to reach for, no excuses.
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The man turns around quickly toward the small store's shelves and bends down to reach for his prize.
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Reach for a can of no-salt-added diced tomatoes, which allow you to salt to your liking.
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You could reach for tarragon vinegar if you have some on hand, and stay within the tarragon theme.
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Locals had gotten used to high prices for their groceries, but this was out of reach for most.
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In the ransacked convenience store, do you reach for the first-aid kit or the bag of Cheetos?
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But when I did return home, Manhattan was out of reach for me — too expensive and too hurried.
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A breakthrough in the US-China trade deal has remained just out of reach for quite some time.
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Some use clear rum, others go for the dark stuff while others reach for 151, the higher proof.
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The state has seen some recent shifts, however, that experts believe could put Pennsylvania within reach for Trump.
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"It was out of reach for a lot of people, and we knew that going in," Moss said.
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But with motorcycle price tags of $23.8,22014 to $28.4,224, Harleys are still out of reach for many people.
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If your manager does reach for the bill, be gracious, but there's no need to insist on paying.
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"The duchess's patronage will inspire the women we serve and help them reach for the stars," she said.
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She also advocates taxing e-cigarettes, which would put them out of reach for many cost-conscious teens.
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First: You reach for the window frame, undo your seatbelt, pull yourself out and swim to the surface.
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The nation's gun-buying background check system is supposed to keep firearms out of reach for dangerous individuals.
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Police said six officers later opened fire after McCoy appeared to reach for a gun in his lap.
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If you're anything like me, you almost instinctively reach for your phone to share this moment on Instagram.
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Most people in this predicament would immediately reach for their DVR remote, and that's obviously a great solution.
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In the evening, reach for slightly thicker creams that counteract the natural moisture loss that occurs at night.
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Both chambers are within reach for the party, which has made gains throughout the state in recent years.
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Remember that it's when you lose your sense of humor that you begin to reach for your pistol.
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Those costs are putting higher education further and further out of reach for more and more young people.
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The result is that property prices have skyrocketed, putting home ownership increasingly out of reach for ordinary people.
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The rising cost of college can make earning an advanced degree seem out of reach for many students today.
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For example, if your eyes are bloodshot from staring at your iPhone all night, reach for the green mascara.
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We want WhatsApp to be the product that keeps you awake… and that you reach for in the morning.
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Both of the dials are on top of the camera, which requires a long reach for my index finger.
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Saving up for a home's down payment can be a hefty task that's financially out of reach for many.
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"Being able to afford that monthly mortgage payment has grown out of reach for many single buyers," he said.
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Hunter's Southern California district had seemed likely out of reach for Democrats before — Hunter won with 64% in 2016.
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Which is why a new Reddit fan theory is having us preemptively reach for a giant box of tissues.
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In many cities around the U.S., particularly in coastal areas, home prices are out of reach for many millennials.
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I reach for my phone the moment I get up and scroll through the headlines of the major sites.
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Lees-Galloway, however, said the government did not want businesses to reach for migrant labor as the first resort.
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the host said.
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The all-in cost for state of the art headsets is still out of reach for the mass market.
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When they ask you for your ID and you reach for it, and they shoot you anyway, then what?
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At another point in the video, Tyga can be seen trying to reach for his own security guard's gun.
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The idea was to make a really plastic dance record, with the best tools that I could reach for.
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If you're a startup founder desperate enough you'll reach for any lifeline and this accelerator takes advantage of that.
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Most of these articles will give you the stereotypical rundown: Oily skin types should reach for oil-free moisturizers!
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Owning a house in Seoul, where most economic opportunities are, is out of reach for all but the richest.
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" He also revealed that the young tot like to play in the pool and likes to "reach for Daddy.
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And there's a good chance that AI of that complexity will remain out of reach for the foreseeable future.
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At the end of a stage your performance is graded, so there's always a new bar to reach for.
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That's still out of reach for many, and the company is working to bring down the cost, said Gupta.
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The most natural thing to do is reach for one of the low-poly rocks floating in around you.
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This puts drugs such as Eculizumab, the only known cure for my disease, completely out of reach for Indians.
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So, next time you reach for the wine list, don't be a square—go for the au naturel choice.
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" Trump further said the Palestinians are "ready to reach for peace" and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "wants peace.
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Odds are, it's something pretty different from what you'd reach for while getting ready for your gig these days.
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It also takes policy solutions that lower the barriers to entry and put farming within reach for young Americans.
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Abortions can run upwards of $900, which places the (legal) procedure out of reach for women living in poverty.
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Following a familiar fintech theme, Property Partner opens up an asset class previously out of reach for smaller investors.
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Hermès's $640 Clic H Bracelet is one of those luxury baubles that's financially out of reach for most shoppers.
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"It often has the word 'baby' in the title, so parents will naturally reach for the product," she said.
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A liberal majority on the Supreme Court is now out of reach for at least a generation, maybe longer.
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"I told him not to reach for it!" the officer yelled at Reynolds, his weapon still trained on Castile.
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What we do is so dark sometimes that I always reach for comedy to get me out of it.
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Successful people reach for the seemingly impossible, but they do so in a way that is actionable and realistic.
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The feel was intentionally low-key; I didn't see anyone reach for a checkbook, not right then, not yet.
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" In the background, one of the officers can be heard shouting: "I told him not to reach for it.
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Monthly contributions of $1,000 may be out of reach for you, as they are for the majority of Americans.
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Many of the treatments that work for me are often out of reach for most patients, geographically and financially.
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The cost of one round of IVF can exceed $8,000, putting it financially out of reach for many people.
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The bikes can cost as much as $40,000 — a price point that is already out of reach for many.
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It was only then the woman was able to reach for her gun and fire two shots, police said.
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"Really iconic pieces can go for six figures, which is out of reach for most people," Mr. Adams said.
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Why it matters: Rising premiums put health care further out of reach for middle-class people in these areas.
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Users may reach for whichever they think is most likely to make their voice heard and not censor them.
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It often makes no sense to reach for the leg and put oneself in danger of being pushed down.
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When companies stay private, they put possibly winning investments out of reach for smaller, individual investors, according to Clayton.
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Meanwhile, Huang's GPUs are enabling a new generation of startups to reach for that next level of human reality.
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Gift a Custom Stamp, from $15Gift the stamp they'll always reach for first as they check and grade homework.
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Overall, I think the Conspiracy and Mini-Controversy palettes are nice, but I wouldn't reach for them every day.
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In India, a cook might reach for Byadagi chiles from Karnataka to stain the sauce a bright red color.
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I was about to reach for it when another runner dashed in front of me and scooped it up.
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It could wipe out H.I.V. in America, but its high price keeps it out of reach for too many.
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Just reach for of-the-moment items, like micro sunglasses, a circle bag and these ultracool loafer-mule hybrids.
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That will bring them into financial reach for many more customers, dramatically expanding the market for ride-hailing services.
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Ms. Lawrence noted that Mr. Picard believed in "abundance," and doesn't want diners to have to reach for anything.
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While winning the seat is still a reach for the party, his retirement provides a second opening to try.
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Then the television will be blaring again, he will reach for his iPhone and the battle will begin anew.
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Slide the loop down over your finger like a ring, palm the dagger, and then reach for your gun.
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The lessons running through the narrative of his memoir are to reach for the impossible and never give up.
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Whenever he hears, or more often reads, a word he does not know, he will reach for the dictionary.
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I have a tiny nightstand and invariably knock over a book every time I reach for my alarm clock.
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Despite this, there was not one student in my graduating class who considered university out of reach for themselves.
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In the cyber age, perhaps the most tempting solution for presidents is to reach for America's most stealthy weapon.
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And the House version would let insurers charge them much more, putting private insurance out of reach for many.
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That expense could be out of reach for many in Canarsie already struggling to keep up with housing costs.
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Both guns were inside a car when police arrived, but the teenager reportedly tried to reach for the rifle.
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The terms of the deal still have to be completed, but Fox's latest reach for Sky looks well timed.
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We can contemplate eternity, Greene concludes, "and even though we can reach for eternity, apparently we cannot touch eternity."
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But firing the attorney general seems out of reach for a President already under scrutiny for potentially obstructing justice.
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Moreover, American bosses are out of the question since their compensation expectations would be out of reach for UBS.
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Jet black received more attention than it likely warranted, given its concept and limited reach, for a few reasons.
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And even Texas, considered out of reach for Democrats, is seeing a surge across the state's most populous counties.
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If Senator McConnell decides to immediately reach for the nuclear option, that will be rash for two main reasons.
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"Beyond question, Ms. Klapper allowed her zeal to over-reach, for which she profoundly regrets and takes full responsibility."
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Washington says it aims to maintain a worldwide reach for its military to protect allies and American interests internationally.
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And so, because we are so divided and out of touch, we each reach for the lowest common denominator.
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"Low to high, reach for the sky — that's what I was taught when I first started tennis," he said.
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As I say it, I realize the glass case is open in front; I can reach for it myself.
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American Girl doll is an aspiring astronaut There's a new role model encouraging girls to reach for the stars.
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I reach for it throughout the day as I complete work tasks as a little interlude between work projects.
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A historic realigning election is within reach for Democrats who are smart and bold enough to seize the moment.
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So needless to say, treatment in the U.S. is completely out of reach for those that need it most.
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Technology does not have to be complex or out of reach for most people to be effective, Anand added.
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The scarcity of fuel and growing economic problems has put basic necessities increasingly out of reach for many Haitians.
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The stigma that is attached to people with substance use disorders can keep treatment out of reach for many.
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The cost of living continues to increase and necessities are growing out of reach for more and more families.
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Therefore, you may feel compelled to reach for something that might help you sleep better, like a melatonin supplement.
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Here, he shares a trio of natural wellness rituals that help prevent the constant reach for the medicine cabinet.
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It seems to me that's still the mark to reach for so we don't have to worry about injustice.
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It's an information overload, but a helpful time to set goals, reach for the stars, follow your dreams, etc.
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This can heighten GERD symptoms and lead people to reach for their meds again, leading to long-term use.
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When he saw something that excited him he would reach for pencil and paper and do a quick sketch.
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Obviously, this plan makes higher education a greater economic burden and further out of reach for average American families.
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We want our families to reach for the stars every day, and we give them the tools to do that.
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Do we instinctively reach for the same worn blueprint, or do we collectively make the choice to pass it along?
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Other research has shown that cancer patients who reach for alternative medicine over conventional medicine are more likely to die.
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Photo: Penn MedicineRecent advancements in science and medicine have put cures within reach for diseases that have long plagued humankind.
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Dunking Buddy Blue - $9.15 See Details When the snack cravings hit, it's easy to reach for that bag of chips.
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The median home is largely out of reach for the typical household, at $3,858 per month in total monthly payments.
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Since it bans Medicaid coverage for most abortions, it can put the procedure out of reach for low-income Americans.
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Meanwhile, sugary drinks also have seen their popularity dwindle as new consumers reach for the kombucha rather than the Coke.
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One pair of curls is shaped into a heart; I could imagine tiny fingers stretching up to reach for them.
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Imagine being able to pay for a freshly painted mani without having to perilously reach for your wallet. Mind. Blown.
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School is free in Togo but remains out of reach for families who cannot afford books and uniforms, said Bhoola.
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But such offers are few compared to the level of demand, while micro-loans are out of reach for most.
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"[Adaptations have] expanded our reach for our authors," said Scott Shannon, the publisher of Penguin Random House's Del Rey imprint.
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A clinic across state lines about 14 miles (22 km) away is out of reach for many teens, she said.
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Why it matters: If Republicans pick up that seat, a Senate majority would be out of reach for the Democrats.
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I've grown to really like this series and it's the one I reach for the most in my crowded bag.
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And increasingly, Democrats say Trump's unprecedented defiance of congressional subpoenas leaves them no choice but to reach for extreme measures.
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If I want to hear a pair of headphones at its best, I now reach for this silver brick first.
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And further escalation is possible as both sides reach for economic weapons that were considered unthinkable a few years ago.
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During the month I've been wearing this concealer, it's become the first thing I reach for in my makeup bag.
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Losing those or other seats is likely to put the Senate out of reach for the rest of the decade.
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You get home from a long day of work, plop down on the couch and reach for the nearest gadget.
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You'll recall that when the boys race back to the house in the first episode they reach for comic books.
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If you'd rather reach for a pair of jeans than a miniskirt on any given day, we don't blame you.
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If the wedding is in the summer or outdoors, you may want to reach for some long-wear products, too.
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A combination of saving early in a 529 plan, plus gifts from grandparents, can help families reach for private school.
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In Cameroon the government's flagship housing programme is out of reach for 80% of the population, says the World Bank.
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The American dream of upward mobility seems out of reach for some who feel left behind in a changing economy.
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It's worth noting that male privilege is likely the reason Jared could so easily reach for empowerment after his assault.
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On my last visit, I found him alone at home, unable to reach for his medication for shortness of breath.
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That total would put the record out of reach for the foreseeable future, or until Drake releases his next project.
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Before you reach for that next sugary treat, think long and hard about the long-term cost to your health.
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Paid fitness training is painfully out of reach for most, as much as empathetic trainers try to adjust their fees.
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The decision to pick bright pink was an easy one for the duo, who often reach for statement-making colors.
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Several properties are currently listed in excess of $2 million, placing them far out of reach for those seeking affordability.
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Severe food shortages and record hyperinflation in the oil-rich nation have put buying food out of reach for many.
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A chef should be working towards his own abilities and try to reach for the stars with his own food.
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So, if you're going to reach for an apple cider vinegar beverage, just heed Stanford's advice and drink in moderation.
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For an office-appropriate look, take Katie Holmes' lead and reach for a denim skirt that hits below the knee.
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If he senses the energy lagging at a campaign event, he will reach for a line to jolt the crowd.
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In the midst of all this terror and strife, we may as well reach for the darkness that feels familiar.
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For many years, designing a program that could beat Go was believed to be out of reach for computer scientists.
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Price: $93 Don't lie — the junk chip of our childhood is often still the junk chip that you reach for.
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But that doesn't mean we're willing to ditch foundation altogether; it just means we have to reach for lightweight formulas.
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This multi-cycle trend put many formerly Democrat and competitive chambers and the U.S. House out of reach for Democrats.
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The more the heat grows, the more you want to reach for the next one — and then, for your aperitif.
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But without proper investment from Congress, it's a specialty that is destined to remain out-of-reach for many Americans.
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But when my own child went white, his lips blue, his body limp, I did not reach for my camera.
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And a good number reach for soda or the juices provided by the federal Women, Infants and Children nutrition program.
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Your fingers will feel it every time you reach for the Android home button, and it seems a little sloppy.
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And with a global problem this urgent, the very worst you could do right now is reach for a sedative.
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At $2,12.73 and up, the Surface Studio will be "out of reach for the vast majority of consumers," Dawson said.
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" Other brands promise to help keep women thin — the most overt being "Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet.
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But this reluctance to reach for the sword does not reflect a more general desire to retreat from the world.
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Mostly that the prices may be out of reach for people on starting salaries in the £18,000 per year range.
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But whenever a nurse or doctor asked him to sit up in bed, he had to reach for the rails.
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That could now be out of reach for the defending champion, Chelsea, which drew, 33-1, at home against Stoke.
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You can reach for anything from a screwdriver and hammer or if you're looking to get real creative, a shoe.
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I also reach for ketamine to sedate gunshot victims, severe car crashes, or any trauma victims with low blood pressure.
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Companies like Facebook and Google can offer compensation packages to top AI researchers that are out of reach for most.
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Click on for five easy-to-replicate outfits you should consider next time you reach for those worn-in options.
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Instead of looking for ways to extricate ourselves from these conflicts, we reach for reasons to plunge in more deeply.
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Political handicappers reckon a half-dozen Republican House districts representing these rural areas are within reach for Democrats in November.
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Back when I was trying and failing to quit, I'd reach for any excuse to bail on my better self.
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Some medications are out of reach for many patients who need them because of the high prices pharmaceutical companies charge.
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He didn't even have the decency to reach for the bucket, and waits for someone else to clean his face.
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And then for those who dare to report, who dare to reach for justice, there is the follow-up chapter.
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It's natural to reach for intense conditioners and hair masks when the mercury drops, but sometimes those products flatten hair.
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It leans heavily Republican, but there is some belief that an Ojeda nomination could put it within reach for Democrats.
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From Rich's early poems, one simply couldn't have extrapolated the wide horizons she'd reach for just a few years later.
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Ukrainian law enforcement officials last year allowed Mr. Kilimnik to leave for Russia, putting him out of reach for questioning.
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"Unless women voters go back to supporting him significantly, a majority is out of reach for him," Mr. Nanos said.
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The previous day, they say, he was jumped by an ex-foster kid at Angel Reach for no apparent reason.
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Food and fuel prices have increased two to three times and are out of reach for most residents and refugees.
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A scroll through Instagram shows many who have succumbed, crouching, silhouetted, caught mid-artful-reach for a tub of popcorn.
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I visited Singapore in May expecting it to be wildly expensive and out of reach for all but wealthy travelers.
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However, affordability is out of reach for many individual Americans, so partnering up with a friend becomes an ideal solution.
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Heller slammed several core aspects of the Senate bill, indicating his vote might already be out of reach for McConnell.
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"I don't think one should reach for the panic button," he said at an event hosted by Barclays in London.
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When we're depressed, we tend to reach for lower-quality comfort foods, but can more comfort foods contribute to depression?
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The utility companies would need to offer something similar for geothermal systems to be similarly within reach for most people.
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It was conceived more as an idealistic reach for European cooperation than as a reasoned plan to manage a currency.
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Besides, two chops are plenty for a serving (though it can be difficult not to reach for a third one).
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These characters were brilliant but mostly aspirational and out-of-reach for the average viewer looking for a role model.
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You reach for half a day, then you broad reach with the tunes blasting for the rest of the time.
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Lizza billed the piece as a shocking development, but Nunes' district is less within reach for Democrats than some others.
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Opportunities are limited, jobs are few and the cost of higher education can make it out of reach for most.
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The move comes amid stagnant organic sales growth at Mondelez as consumers reach for healthier options over processed packaged foods.
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That's become all the more tantalizing now that mining is mostly out of reach for many stay-at-home miners.
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It is time they resolve to work together on market reforms that will bring affordable coverage into reach for all.
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" According to the organization's press release, politicians should "not reach for the low-hanging fruit of blaming the killer's guns.
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Meantime, food and fuel prices have skyrocketed, leaving the same basic commodities out of the reach for many Yemeni civilians.
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"Dyafa" is Arabic for hospitality, which is the one word I'd reach for to describe the essence of Arab culture.
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He will also be subject to the normal rules governing free agency, which he will not reach for six seasons.
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Instead, however, he converts the ball into an assist placed just far enough out of reach for everyone but Messi.
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Outside our admittedly not-very-private corral, dozens of teens and 216-somethings press in and reach for his hand.
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If you're prone to redness, breakouts, and irritation, you also have to consider the ingredients in every formula you reach for.
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Still, abortion is already out of reach for many and could become more difficult to access even if Roe remains intact.
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"The first thing I did was reach for my gun and I told [my wife] to run," Zamora told the station.
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Both of which were equally likely to make me reach for a drink as I navigated my new hangover-free existence.
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That sentiment resonated with viewers for a reason; we reach for it when we're confronted with the darkest parts of humanity.
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Their first response to anything this president says or does is always to reach for the most extreme rhetoric and actions.
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But while the cost of solar panels has declined, they're still out of reach for the people who need them most.
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All at once, Horton and two other men reach for Metcalf's arms and begin pulling her away from where she's sitting.
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True despair is to reach for your favorite ball, only to realize that it is trapped beneath a sheet of ice.
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If hydration is a top concern, reach for the Laneige Water Sleeping Mask 2-3 times a week for major moisture.
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Reach for your dreams in life and love and make the impossible happen, because it can happen and it WILL happen.
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"Promise" consumed two years in the studio, and it has a cloistered feeling even when its songs reach for outside connection.
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Maybe you'd find less need to reach for ALL CAPS as you compose your tweets if you smiled a little more?
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Instead of grabbing a cold soda, reach for lots of water and herbal tea to calm the body and boost hydration.
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One could see Haiti as a microcosm: Global resources are scarcer, and those in unimpeded power reach for ever-diminishing spoils.
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That back-to-back strike of storms has pushed counties to reach for sand sources all at once, driving up prices.
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ROCKET INTERNET is helping about 200 businesses reach for the stars, and has invested a total of €400m ($445m) in them.
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Image Credit: University of Wisconsin For years, men suffering from erectile dysfunction were told to reach for the little blue pill.
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But it's also true that the plans that do offer comprehensive benefits would likely prove financially out of reach for many.
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Kaitlyn: What are some of the brand participations in hashtag holidays you've seen that have been the biggest reach for relevance?
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As their properties are put on the market, supply will rise, depressing prices and bringing ownership within reach for more people.
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Automatic software updates over Wi-fi add functionality and improve performance so you don't have to reach for a USB cable.
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WHEN doctors reach for their prescription pad, most patients expect to receive a jar of pills or a bottle of ointment.
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Likewise, the Aubio lip balm and Paul Mitchell line of hair products are also within reach for most customers, he says.
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Image: Alissa WalkerVinegar is probably the last thing you'd think to reach for when you want to make a refreshing drink.
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Either way, if you're planning on dressing up as Bieber for Halloween today, you might want to reach for the clippers.
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Sometimes, they simply "reach for that little cup from another medicine they've kept on the shelf" because they're familiar with that.
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From you Dad, we've learned to reach for the fight we possess inside and apply it with passion to our lives.
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When it comes to creating graphic eye shapes, we usually reach for liquid or pencil liners to create shape, crisp lines.
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So get ready to cheer when Ruby hopefully lives in On My Block season 2 — and then reach for the tissues.
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" As the two officers reach for his arms to make an arrest, he pulls away, telling them, "Don't touch me please.
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Not only are cost-burdened renters still near record highs, but homeownership also remains financially out of reach for many Americans.
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Prosecutor Rick Dusterhoft recounted those moments while trying to discredit the officer's claim that he saw Castile reach for a gun.
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" Average prices now exceed 1.2 million Canadian dollars ($887,0003), having "long since slipped out of reach for the average local homebuyer.
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"Those were out of reach for a lot of my patients in the past, because they didn't have coverage," she says.
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The American Cancer Society, hospitals and many local organizations offer programs like Reach for Recovery, nurse hot lines and other services.
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And I believe with all my heart that if we reach for more love and kindness, instead of bluster and bigotry.
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But if you reach for your favorite bottle of lube in the middle of sex and it's empty, that's just inconvenient.
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By reducing fuel costs, subsidies bring the high seas within reach for a few lucky trawlers, largely from the developed world.
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Clean and green are what Virgo is all about, so reach for eco-friendly counter sprays and organic produce this week.
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Kesha Morse, president of the federation, said that might be out of reach for many members, who now number about 20.
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The Sooners (3-0) used a 24-5 second-half run to put the game out of reach for the Beavers.
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A lot of the time people's minds reach for things that I hadn't thought of and I find that quite interesting.
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Facebook, approaching 2 billion monthly active users and on a quest to be the new TV, offers massive reach for videos.
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If Apple products remained out of reach for some consumers, Jobs saw that as a good thing — iPhones became status symbols.
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But the defeat in Texas comes after Tennessee, another potential pickup, was quickly taken out of reach for Democrats with Rep.
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Often I reach for the nursing cover to breastfeed, whether I'm checking in with my staff or speaking before an audience.
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Ticket prices kept the Games out of reach for working-class Brazilians, and workers at the Games, well, had to work.
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Southern whites and northern white ethnics (who used to be called "Archie Bunker" voters) have become out of reach for Democrats.
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"These areas are remote and hard to reach for medical care," said Dr. Soe Lwin Nyein, Myanmar's director of public health.
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It's possible, in addition, that people suffering from hallucinations and mental torment reach for substances like cannabis to assuage their symptoms.
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But the bartenders wear aloha shirts as they reach for coconut mugs and Fu Manchu cups for their modernized Polynesian drinks.
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I try to wipe my face but can't grab the tissue paper because it melts every time I reach for it.
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The police report states that the officers saw Sterling reach for a gun in his pants as he was being restrained.
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Hardware is another matter, with computer purchases only legalized in 2008, though at prices way out of reach for everyday Cubans.
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The flights were priced in U.S. dollars, which put them out of reach for many Venezuelans amid the national economic crisis.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo today, encouraging you to keep an open mind and reach for new experiences.
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Perhaps you snack a couple of sweet fruits—pears, figs—or perhaps you reach for some brown bread, pickles, and mustard.
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One 2007 study showed that patients who are hypnotized need less anesthesia during minor surgery and reach for fewer painkillers afterwards.
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Even if Chanel brought back this beautiful red shade for good, I'd reach for the GIELLA version over it any day.
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One might expect Trump to try to reach for someone with more upside than a conservative governor of a conservative state.
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But politics has blocked that kind of construction, and the result is housing that's out of reach for ordinary working families.
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After all the overheated "investigating," the cloak of high-mindedness, which these filmmakers reach for about once an episode, fits uneasily.
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The President again offered a cooperative tone to do something out of reach for the past two administrations: comprehensive immigration reform.
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Basic necessities such as sneakers and dental care, which I had never thought twice about, are out of reach for many.
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But as he points out, photovoltaic (PV) systems are out of reach for many of us, at least for now. Hi!
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Papaya Dr. Frieling says you can also reach for papaya while you are in the produce section at the grocery store.
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Societies need morally rigorous young people, but they also need young people willing to take risks and reach for the impossible.
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I personally own both and my Original Pilots are the ones I almost always reach for as my go-to pair.
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President Trump may not have meant to, but on Wednesday he seemed to endorse a longer reach for the tax collector.
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It's time for Congress to reach for the next level of empowerment by implementing this commonsense improvement to the ABLE law.
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Another homer milestone is within reach for Suarez, who is third on the Reds' single-season list with nine games left.
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We reach for Freudian frames of interpretation when books read more like elaborate symptoms than works of scholarship and balanced argument.
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It won't command the same heady valuation of 65 times expected earnings, but Alibaba's 24 times is within reach for Ambani.
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Yet despite Safe Harbor's efforts and those of its competitors, bank accounts remain out of reach for many Colorado marijuana companies.
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America created the first truly middle-class society; now, a middle-class life is increasingly out of reach for its citizens.
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By expanding state Medicaid coverage of abortion, the new law will put the procedure within reach for more low-income women.
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So the temptation to reach for Hitler comparisons is out there, even though there's no particular reason to believe in them.
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The move is likely to make contraception even more expensive, and, in some cases, completely out reach, for women across the country.
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Yanez told him not to reach for the gun and Castile twice said he was not going to do that, Choi said.
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Mon Choco chocolate bars sell for around 1,500 CFA francs ($2.60), a price that is out of reach for most local consumers.
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A smartphone can replace credit and debit cards in millions of checkout aisles, but that doesn't mean people will reach for theirs.
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Watching the documentary, you'll want believe in a world in which buried treasure is within reach for people brave enough to look.
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Although many people strive to find a balance between work and life, it remains out of reach for a lot of Americans.
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Quinn can barely reach for the money in his jacket himself, and awkwardly tries shifting his Miller Lite can from one arm.
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BioWare's never going to build up any kind of deeply invested community if it can't give that community something to reach for.
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If you pull up your weather app in the morning and the humidity index freaks you out, reach for a curl gel.
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But if anything will force you to reach for the Kleenex it's a load of strangers singing in unison apropos of nothing.
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Roy Moore The Senate race in deep-red Alabama might be within reach for Democrats, after the Republican nomination of Roy Moore.
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The truth is, the opportunity to earn a good life through hard work is moving out of reach for too many Americans.
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A grass-roots campaign for a House or Senate seat is within financial reach for some people, but not a presidential run.
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Walker said Theresa May is a believer in the free market and he is hopeful she doesn't reach for regulation too quickly.
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Its technology is priced in the thousands of dollars, affordable to governments and companies but out of the reach for most consumers.
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Of course, there's a cute guy: the boyish Australian line cook Kevin (Adam Garcia), who pushes her to reach for the stars.
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All of them reach for an aesthetic familiar to anyone who has used Tumblr over a sustained period: lush, gentle, dreamy, intimate.
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The height of door hardware for a very short person might be impossible to reach for a person who cannot bend over.
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So to fill in those times between meals when her stomach starts to rumble, Taylor says she'll reach for a savory snack.
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Before you reach for a package of paper plates or plastic utensils, take a peak at these bamboo dishes (pictured at top).
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Once the wave of blind panic and urge to drink copious amounts of gin has dissipated, you reach for a technology solution.
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When you're ready to dive face-first back into the cheese, reach for some other cream babies in the bloomy rind family.
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Positivity is also a big one, and obviously, I'm attracted to motivated, driven people that reach for their dreams and get there.
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You don't even have to reach for a remote, or bring up an app on your smartphone to trigger a power cycle.
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In the winter, combination types might add an exfoliating serum to the mix, while drier people might reach for a heavier oil.
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Soaring prices have put basic commodities out of reach for many in Yemen, where more than 8 million people are facing starvation.
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When in need of a calming spritz of lavender or heavenly dose of rose, I still reach for my trusty traditional hydrosols.
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But before you reach for that polish remover, check out these four key products you'll need to detox and revive your nails.
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Some of us reach for the biscuit tin like its contents are as essential to our bodies as the air we breathe.
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A new app wants to make sure customers order from those mom-and-pop pizza shops when they reach for their phones.
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I'm also gaining weight, often stuffing my face with food to combat stress when, in the past, I'd reach for a pill.
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The best way for you to counteract this decline of reach for your own content is to learn what Facebook's algorithm prefers.
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Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.
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When you're feeling easy-breezy in a white dress on a sunny day, reach for Chloé's Love Story or Marc Jacobs' Daisy.
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It has to prove they're the best shoes, period—ones you'll feel beautiful wearing, ones reach for again and again for years.
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Before we all go hysterical and reach for some nicotine stress-relief ourselves, let's take a closer look at the aforementioned study.
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But most senators agreed that such taxes could put the Internet out of reach for some people, especially those with low incomes.
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Neutrogena On The Spot Acne Treatment If you feel a deep breakout on the way, reach for this oil-free spot treatment.
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If Trump is successful in his reach for the Oval Office, there soon may be more, many more, to join their grouping.
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There are five names to choose from: Blue Moon Bliss, Bluetiful, Dreams Come Blue, Reach For The Stars and Star Spangled Blue.
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Even in the age of Photoshop, the X-acto is still what designers reach for when they need to create something IRL.
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Biggest tip I can say is reach for the stars, don't ever give up on a dream, and it's a simple concept.
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It lit a fire under me to reach for the stars and throw off the shackles of my… OK, that didn't happen.
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These are the pieces you reach for when you don't really feel like getting dressed, and don't really feel like talking, either.
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Which I think means that they are far more likely than most to reach for their wallets to cough up the $100.
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Much like Leica, Hasselblad's name has reached storied levels, and it is often considered out of reach for many would-be photographers.
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Gas is cheap, travel is within reach for just about anyone, and technology is making it easier than ever to work remotely.
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If a more liberal candidate wins in these moderate-to-conservative districts, will these seats no longer be in reach for Democrats?
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When you think of summer, chances are you probably reach for everything and anything that smells like piña coladas or the beach.
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" Gross said investors should not reach for the "tantalizing apple of high yield or the low price/book ratio of bank stocks.
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Since moving back to the United States, I no longer reach for the triclosan-laced soaps that gleam from the supermarket shelf.
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The moment evoked a similar reach-for-an-aide episode, when, in an interview with reporters in September 2003, the retired Gen.
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The legislature has been pushing abortion care further and further out of reach for decades with medically unnecessary and politically-motivated restrictions.
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When I want to create an easy eye look with just one color, I often reach for my stash of cream eyeshadows.
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One of the things "UnREAL" has struggled with this season is its tendency to reach for twists rather than finding natural momentum.
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After a tough workout, he'll want to reach for this massage device that relieves tension and soreness and speeds up muscle repair.
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At $20 million, the cost of preparing for the end of the world is out of reach for the low-level millionaire.
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I think there might be a few who'd reach for a rock, but wouldn't most of them freeze, or just start crying?
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The cloud base has no sharp edges and includes three colorful ribbons that trail behind it, which Damien loved to reach for.
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And when fighters and athletes reach for profanity to talk trash, what intentions are hidden within their four-letter words of choice?
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However, more insidious measures are successfully shuttering clinics across the nation, putting that right effectively out of reach for millions of women.
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Lacking seasonal fruit beyond rhubarb and the first strawberries, pastry chefs reach for that time-honored staple: the humble and protean egg.
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We can't help it: No matter how closely packed together our hangers may be, we always reach for the same closet staples.
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The rifle's popularity is almost certainly the main reason why mass shooters increasingly reach for it when they go on a rampage.
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Systems like these are being implemented using technology readily available to patients, and are proving to have a wide reach for providers.
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I applaud efforts to do things differently, to try and reach for the proverbial stars, but holy shit, this wasn't it, folks.
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And under Uganda's constitution, citizenship is out of reach for all those with a parent or even grandparent who was a refugee.
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You may not think too much about the logos on your favorite food products when you reach for them at the store.
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The dollar fell against emerging market currencies, however, partly on a reach for higher-yielding alternatives to the greenback amid low volatility.
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But researchers have found that there are four attainable traits that CEOs embody, and they're well within reach for the average worker.
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After years of stagnant wages and skyrocketing rents, a quality and affordable home is out of reach for millions of American workers.
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The Translation: Reach for an already layered piece that's slightly confusing in the best way possible — wait, which one went on first?
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You have given me your shoulders to stand on, to reach for my dreams, dreams I could never have reached without you.
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All the buttons are clearly labeled while all of the important features are intuitively place and within arm's reach for the driver.
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If street wear is more your style than a sparkly dress, reach for this Alexander Wang bucket bag with industrial chain detail.
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When children read books that break gender stereotypes, research has found, they reach for less stereotypical toys and broaden their future goals.
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But retail business may be out of reach for vendors that provide highly tailored services to restaurants, like linen services and florists.
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But retail business may be out of reach for vendors that provide highly tailored services to restaurants, like linen services and florists.
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The honey from Whole Foods is one that I would reach for if I had honey on my grocery list that day.
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I reach for tissues, humbled by the knowledge that sometimes abortion is lifesaving, even as many understand it to be life-ending.
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Under Mr. Trump's proposal, that rate could be within reach for individuals who characterize themselves as independent contractors who run small corporations.
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One could look at this optimistic narrative compass and choose to see it in a realistic "reach for the stars" kinda way.
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"Motion sense prepares the camera when you reach for your Pixel 4, so you don't need to tap the screen," she added.
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In the American West, Chile or Paris, Berlin's autobiographical characters reach for pleasure and connection even as they navigate life's rougher corners.
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Gold rose to the highest in two months as uncertainty over Trump's economic policies led investors to reach for safe-haven assets.
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Aside from being a classic style you can reach for time and again, equestrian boots are also a practical, all-weather pick.
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The next time you're at a fancy market confronted with a shelf of pricey options, you'll know which chocolate to reach for.
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Just when a deal appears to be done and it is time to shake hands, the Wilpons reach for a little more.
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As you drift through the heavens, reach for the floating Buddha or the copy of "Crime and Punishment" to trigger more storytelling.
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There are several bold pops of color and some subtle jewel-tones that the casual makeup-wearer might not reach for often.
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I typically reach for this brush when I want to create a diffused eyeliner look or define the lash line with shadow.
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That jar you reach for to make hummus or baba ghanouj, its packaging timeless, rooted in the health food shop circa 1970?
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But for older content at least, there's no longer an arbitrary number you have to reach for before you can hop in.
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Catholic theology teaches that forgiveness is within reach for anyone who professes true contrition and has an earnest desire to do better.
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Once society's urgent needs are faced and financed head on, there will be enough time and wealth to reach for the stars.
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It means more reach for Breitbart's ideas, more fuel for Breitbart's business, and more eyeballs for Facebook's $55 billion targeted advertising machine.
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Then, 58 seconds in, those same hands are pushing shelved items out of the way as they reach for individual shotgun shells.
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If, like me, your lips are prone to flaking at the slightest sign of full-coverage lipstick, reach for a hydrating formula.
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The stars are still in reach for astronomers who want to build a $1.4 billion telescope on top of Hawaii's Mauna Kea.
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As the second Marvel series to premiere on Netflix, after "Daredevil," the series established itself as a high bar to reach for.
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