Naturally, we read through it — how could we not?
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I read through it carefully while my students are busy.
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Read through the privacy policies of each product you enable.
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I have a double espresso and read through my presentation.
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I text my boyfriend good morning and read through emails.
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I assemble my chickpea salad and read through my notes.
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Read through all of the tips directly from the CIA.
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Who's going to sit and read through this entire thing?
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As for next week's assignment, let's read through chapter 16.
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But I think it's important, also, to read through it.
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CHEIM & READ through May 2508; 226 West 25th Street, cheimread.com.
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It was the one scene we hadn't read through together.
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He read through the surviving soldiers' statements about the battle.
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But I read through everything and realized it was legit.
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He read through to the end with an accelerating heartbeat.
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You can read through the full donor list at OpenSecrets.
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Read through the stories by the five writers linked above.
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Read through those comments for a variety of different viewpoints.
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And a revealing read through the Democratic presidential contenders' autobiographies.
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I'm going to need you to read through these emergency procedures.
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And be sure to read through Chapter 22 for next week.
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It's been a minute since I actually read through the thing.
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Here are a few highlights I found in my read-through.
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I encourage you to read through some of the linked options.
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You'll want to grab your tissues to read through this post.
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I read through the conference call and I really liked it.
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It not only benefits SEO, it also improves read-through rates.
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To be read through a monocle and with a sinister sneer.
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The reporters divvied up the pages and read through the trove.
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Don't make any moves before you have read through this list.
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BECKY QUICK: W-- how do you read through any of that?
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How do you read through a newspaper composed solely of lies?
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It was amazing to read through all of those, and also heartbreaking.
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I read through everything and was struck by how unique it is.
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We read through the first half of the season and it's juicy.
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Finally, make sure to read through an app's permissions before clicking accept.
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So he read through the rules and set about improving his odds.
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Read through our live coverage below to see how the day unfolded.
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As she read through the descriptions, she could definitely recognize her son.
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Louise Bourgeois: Holograms is on display at Cheim & Read through February 11th.
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As we read through it, we quickly realized that something was off.
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I read through the transcript and plucked out 54 the best lines.
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"I already read through the abridged for the New York City" competition.
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You can read through their conversations with Bernie Sanders and Tom Steyer.
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An editor read through submissions for a St. Patrick's Day limerick contest.
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Because of that, I felt content as I read through your comment.
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I recently noticed a book that hadn't been read through two moves.
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If I'm not mistaken, I've read through the entire Qu'ran three times.
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That you really read through thousands of reviews to find a hotel?
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If you're still curious, feel free to read through the full patent here.
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Keep that in mind as you read through the responses to Rose's tweet.
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It all looked rather easy — and familiar — when you read through the indictment.
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As I read through them, I could actually hear music in my head.
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CNBC read through the fine print and asked some experts to weigh in.
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As they read through the speech, Becky tells her students not to worry.
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Read through your script aloud, throwing out anything that seems unnatural or awkward.
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"I've read through all 27 volumes of his papers many times," she said.
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She likes inviting fellow performers over to talk about and read through music.
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I read through some tutorials for a bit and go to sleep around 10.
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"I've read through the speech and I've not seen the word impeachment," Gidley said.
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I make another cup of coffee and settle in to read through old reports.
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I read through emails from the weekend and chat with some of my coworkers.
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Check out the original post below and read through the entire comments thread here.
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Maybe that's just the day that a reporter happened to read through the transcript.
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Then, read through the work of others too, and comment or "recommend" your favorites.
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Read through the pages on Noname's "Diddy Bop" and "Shadow Man" as you listen.
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For three days, they read through rape case files from the Special Victims Division.
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Shapiro told me that there was very little time to read through each file.
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In those cases, click the "detailed feedback" link and read through the recent feedback.
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Read through to get your Lizzo costume good as hell (DNA test not included).
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He said lawmakers didn't have enough time to read through the 2,232-page document.
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Read through this short article, with charts showing the effects of Mr. Trump's rollbacks.
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I suspect May's staff read through Bill Clinton's speeches while preparing her major addresses.
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I read through some old notebooks and journals, and poems and papers from college.
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If you go [read] through the rest of the paragraphs, none of them ban it.
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Read through the confirmation message on screen, then click the Remove button again to confirm.
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I speed-read through it one last time time and fix some formatting before publishing.
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Cory Barlog: I read through that one, and I was like "God…" Waypoint: It's heartbreaking.
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As I read through Luke's version, the language felt much more direct and less lofty.
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He also reportedly read through the entire Encyclopedia Britannica when he was 9 years old.
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Of course, you might be wondering if any readers actually read through all 219 pages.
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To read through the transcript of what he said in those hours following the shooting.
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POLLACK: To tell you, he flip-flopped a lot, if you read through the confession.
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"You don't really read through everything," Jeffries-Hanson said of the donation paperwork she signed.
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At Hagberg's suggestion, he read through the book "5 Dysfunctions of Teams" by Patrick Lencioni.
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But she agreed to let me read through the online personas Michael and Jeff built.
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He even tries to read through reams of briefings like he's cramming for an exam.
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You want to read through the fine print and look at the terms and conditions.
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Student Opinion Complete this Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale or just read through some of the statements.
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The first day I walked in, to have the first read-through around the table?
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OKCupid, a more old-school text-based approach, asks users to read through a profile.
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I'll read through the script, but once I've got the lies, I'll close my eyes.
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Once you find one, tap or click on it and read through the listing carefully.
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As I read through them, I could not help thinking of our current political circumstances.
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And I think the read-through for their peers is pretty positive here as well.
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I read through some emails and start coding as other people start to show up.
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Treglown appears to have read through all of them, plus a lot of related material.
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If you are considering this type of plan, read through the plan's coverage very carefully.
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Read through the short quotations provided and choose one article to read in its entirety.
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But when I read through their methods more closely, I still didn't have an answer.
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The fact is, as you read through this resolution, we now have a lot of answers.
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Thore then takes out her phone to read through some of the tweets she regularly receives.
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I was just going to read through your entire Wikipedia, but it's a pretty short Wikipedia.
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Help us parse the complexities in the comments, then read through chapter 23 for next week.
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To find out why, I read through more than 60 studies on exercise and weight loss.
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The interface has changed a lot in the last year so read through to master Hulu.
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Her last act was always to put the original aside and read through in English only.
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"We had a read through last week in fact, so I know everything now," he said.
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Here's the thing — law enforcement officials can read through your old emails anytime without a warrant.
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Scroll down and read through seven of the scariest real-life stories we found on Reddit.
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Practice makes perfect: Once you have this pitch written, read through it and practice several times.
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I read through them, and untangle the stories, which are often told in quite confusing ways.
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I mean, I read through your piece about half an hour ago when it was posted.
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Before I head out, I read through some files on the terminal computer in the office.
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"I'd be doing a read-through and we'd be talking about very graphic stuff," Turner said.
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Having to read through every message later to understand what's going on only makes it worse.
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I was surprised when I read through the core document just how thin it actually is.
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New York Times reporters read through his deposition, highlighting key parts and offering context and analysis.
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New York Times reporters read through the depositions, highlighting key excerpts and offering context and analysis.
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Riff off your favorite recipe, the one you basically know by heart but always read through.
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" At the first read-through, he stopped and said, "I'm gonna be straight with you all.
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"Mike, this is serious stuff," Trump remarked at one point as he read through Rose's actions.
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"I read through Neediest Cases every year, and I see stories just like mine," she said.
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New York Times reporters read through the transcript, highlighting key excerpts and offering context and analysis.
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" Mr. Chu added a statement after he quickly read through his oath: "Democracy and self-determination.
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The bank's read-through for commodities is that prices will be underpinned but still range-bound.
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Yates read through the briefs, and thought that two arguments against the order were particularly strong.
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Read through their answers below, and see if you can tell which one is on weed.
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The day after the cast's first read-through, they got together to talk about it all.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Read through this personality checklist from Psychology Today.
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They were conducting a read-through for a performance, guided by the writer-director Tamara Jenkins.
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A slow reader, I read through "The Bluest Eye" with my finger moving beneath the words.
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Read through the top Emmy nominees below and check out the complete list on the Emmys site.
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He emailed colleagues and read through old studies looking for clues, but he kept coming up empty.
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I make sure the dogs are happy and then read through more of my Scotland guide book.
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Their response was so threatening she asked a friend to read through her mentions and block people.
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CNN has read through an open letter posted to the anonymous message board 8chan before the shooting.
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And Pro tip: read through Thorn Tree, the site's extensive forum for endless info from fellow travelers.
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It feels a bit voyeuristic to read through the posts the students make as they come in.
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There was only one letter per page, but still, how well can you read through the cover?
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SMITH: It was hard to read through for any of us let alone you and your family.
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Unsurprisingly, Brinley has not yet read through all of the notes, but she is working on it.
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The main offenses, per the Democrats: scribbled changes and hundreds of pages they can't read through tonight.
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I think even $25 is high, as most people want to compare prices, read through reviews, etcetera.
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On October 20, I could write about having read through more than 20,000 pages of Podesta's emails.
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They've already joined Hilary Duff to do a read-through of the first episode of the sequel.
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While researching the best bike fenders, we read through countless reviews and ratings from experts and buyers.
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"The most direct negative read-through is for German peer RTL," said analysts at the German bank.
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They read through all the materials we gave them, but they were very cautious about asking questions.
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As Scholze read through them, he reached a point where he couldn't follow the logic at all.
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It's a tremendously powerful story, particularly when read through the historical lens of the African American experience.
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The results had a positive read-through to Clovis Oncology Inc, which is developing a similar drug.
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And video viewers can watch while they also comment and read through others' responses to the posting.
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We've read through hundreds of Amazon reviews to come up with this list of our top picks.
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We read through it all to break down the arguments coming from the left and the right.
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"I was in Belfast, in my hotel room the night before the read-through," Mr. Jones said.
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Watch The New York Times video above, and then read through the short interactive graphic report below.
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A weepy read-through of the final two episodes left O'Hara looking "like Alice Cooper," she said.
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They read through every study mentioned and confirm with the researcher that the writer's interpretation is correct.
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" Shown a message from Sanger, "Cartwright read through the email and scanned the document with his finger.
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You can start screaming now, or in unison with me as I read through their announcement post.
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I read through his first 100 days in office and he plans to approve the Keystone Pipeline.
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While I eat, I read through some of my friend's story that he sent to me for feedback.
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Sanders certainly offers a wide array of financing options, and you can read through all them right here.
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Grad school had taught me new ways to read, through various theoretical lenses, and so did my daughter.
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Read through that lens, Hughes was presciently warning us about the perils of unchecked capitalism and massive inequality.
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He noted, however, that many members likely hadn't even had a chance yet to read through the bill.
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And before you start these conversations, read through the American Lung Association's excellent "vape talk" guide for parents.
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Collection posts let moderators curate and group relevant posts so users can quickly read through the best ones.
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To understand my own ghosting experiences, I read through all 43 message threads from the last three months.
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As we read through today's newsletter, we couldn't help but notice just how much sad news there is.
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Do they have time to read through documents and plans and assess which of 10 projects are worthwhile?
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More classic drivers, such as rising inflation expectations, would likely have a clearer read-through to silver prices.
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Gerspach gave a "brief read-through" of the administration's plan, but said Citigroup is waiting for more details.
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To prepare for her role, she read through Laura Ingalls' popular book series, only to find that Mrs.
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Officials would then have to read through the comments and make necessary changes before making the rollbacks final.
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We read through the terms and found a couple things that were hilarious when compared to Patreon's 13%.
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We read through the terms and found a couple things that were hilarious when compared to Patreon's 5% . . .
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Read through the list, and don't forget to take note of any scenarios you might want to try.
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By contrast, the '80s of 2018 is strikingly literal — seemingly made to be read through a small screen.
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In each of these exhibitions, Yiadom-Boakye's paintings have been closely read through the lens of European portraiture.
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Read through some of the Readers Picks comments, and find some that you agree with, or find surprising.
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Few people have the patience to read through the lengthy privacy notice on a website or smartphone app.
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Please read through the entire lesson and featured article to make sure they are appropriate for your students.
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One afternoon as I read through her writing in the Schlesinger, I realized that Cora was still alive.
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" That, in turn, could lead to a different style of acting: "[In] this media, you read through people.
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On Tuesday night, Trump read through almost the entirety of his initial response, arguing that it was adequate.
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As I read through her website, a lightbulb blasted open in my brain (nothing happens subtly for me).
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However, we were able to read through the details of Spotify's post, thanks to the magic of RSS readers.
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Legends, stars and images, investigates how the Zeppelin legacy can be read through categories of cults that persist today.
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You owe it to yourself to read through the various setup sections if you care about your heart health.
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Read through our roundup of the most jaw dropping spots on the highway to get your roadtrippin' groove on.
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These are the search terms we used: Two Mandarin-speakers read through the posts and summarized them in English.
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But when you read through it, you see that the chances that you'll ever get paid are really slim.
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Read through for a detailed account of the best tips I gleaned from my time at K-beauty school.
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When I read through your testimony, which was a series of tweets, and some of the interviews ... Which one?
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But when you read through it you see that the chances that you'll ever get paid are really slim.
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Well, it seems like the current FCC doesn't want to bother having to read through all your comments anymore.
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Lots of posts to read through: day 1, day 2, day 3 and day 4 — and more to come.
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This is why it's so crucial to read through a company's financials and pinpoint where growth is emanating from.
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On CNN, Shimon Prokupecz and Sara Murray read through the court docs while sitting on set with Anderson Cooper.
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The playwright Dan Rebellato, one of the series's writers, attended the read-through — Ms. Jackson's first performance in public.
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As I read through The Way to Happiness, a convertible covered in Christmas lights drove up to the curb.
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Note to self: When cooking a new dish, read through all the instructions so you don't miss a step.
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It's now possible to read through a candidate's positions on the issues without ever leaving Google's search results page.
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When I read through it, I realized that it was like seeing my own story reflected back at me.
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And even if you read through every page, what are you going to do with them when you're done?
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Earlier this year, I read through an unredacted investigation report I obtained about a friendly fire incident in Vietnam.
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Darren: I haven't had time to read through all the tweets, and there have been oh-so-many tweets.
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They're called progressive glasses, where you see far away, you see midrange, and you can read through the bottom.
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While it might sound harsh, 90% of the time, I refuse to read through resumes that include an objective.
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If you are not in a classroom, an individual student could read through the entire article before moving on.
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While researching the best snow and ice melt, we read through countless ratings and reviews from buyers and experts.
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My best advice is to read through the clues so you get a good sense of what's going on.
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"We had a read through last week in fact, so I know everything now," he said as noted by People.
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As always, a thorough read through of the associated privacy policies is recommended, if you can make sense of them.
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The other three cases thankfully don't reach that level of squick, though they aren't any picnic to read through either.
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The technique is nothing fancy, but it has worked well enough, because people can't see or read through the distortion.
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I finished writing a few days ago, but I like to do a final read-through the day before emailing.
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For the audition, he flew to Montana with his father for a read-through with the film's director, Ron Underwood.
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To then read through this section, there will now be a new space in the iOS app labeled Your Feed.
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As per the name and the origin of Flipboard, users still tap into and swipe up to read through stories.
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Citigroup is waiting for more details before drawing conclusions, said Gerspach, who gave a "brief read-through" of the report.
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Then, read through some of the ideas below for ways to make money and make a plan of action.2.
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This went on for the next three and a half hours as Richardson read through the script cover to cover.
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Potbot uses AI to "read" through peer-reviewed medical journals to find studies on cannabinoids, the active compounds in marijuana.
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Target also recommended that shoppers read through its not-yet-released "look book" online so they're able to come prepared.
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"If Acadia is successful with Nuplazid, that would have a positive read-through for Nelotanserin," Friedhoff said in an interview.
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On the first day Steve sat down and played the whole score for us as we read through it. Thrilling.
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If you find you need more help, come back and read through the theme discussion to fully enjoy the puzzle.
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"This is a truly memorable novel, one that can be read through myriad lenses — psychological, sociological, political," our reviewer wrote.
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I read through love letters signed with hopeful endings, sonnets expressing feelings that we were not ready to express ourselves.
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Did he read through the National Climate Assessment and change his long-held view on the science of climate change?
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Commissioners — as board members are called — often read through files to prepare for the next interview as the inmate speaks.
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But they will be able to read through the new terms of service and see what data companies are collecting.
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She didn't get to read through these chats before we queued them up, so she was actively engaging with it.
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"I probably read through at least 500 profiles," said the Klook co-founder, who used the language as an initial filter.
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While researching the best multivitamins for men, we read through countless expert and buyer reviews and ratings of dozens of brands.
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If you read through it, you'll see a section asking the committees to come up with the savings from repealing Obamacare.
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That afternoon, I read through a stack of prison mail sent to The Times, searching for information about the first inmate.
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Try one, try them all, or just read through to see the shocking amount we spend on iced coffee each year.
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Before every episode of The Vergecast I sit down, read through a bunch of news, and take a bunch of notes.
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The cast has already convened for the first time in 15 years for a read-through of the reboot's first episode.
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"I don't think the read through on the pullback on the Nasdaq has significant ramifications on the overall market," Zirin said.
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But in case you don't have time to read through our play-by-play coverage, we rounded up the major announcements.
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So, she read through it, and was incredibly disappointed that her body type was barely reflected at all inside the magazine.
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I was at a urinal during intermission of the first read-through of [Shepard's prize-winning drama] Buried Child in Chicago.
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Day 0: Step one, before the diet actually started, was to read through The Sirtfood Diet and make a grocery list.
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And luckily, TechCrunch has read through the document and highlighted the most compelling details, including new insights from the SEC's investigation.
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However, whether people will take the time to search for trending topics and read through the posts is another issue altogether.
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My colleague Larry Buchanan and I decided, in the beginning, that it made sense to read through all of the tweets.
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Despite being a collection of personal essays, the book lends itself well to a being read through rather than dipped into.
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"Despite a top-line hit of $1.6 billion ... UnitedHealth beat ... likely means a positive read-through for 2018," Mizuho's Skolnick said.
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"There is no read-through to a wider deal and it is not currently under consideration," he told reporters on Tuesday.
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While researching the best sewing machines, we read through hundreds of buyer and expert ratings and reviews of dozens of models.
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Then read through this brochure outlining the 10 steps to naturalization (PDF) provided by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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When he does set up meetings with Amazon execs, he has them read through a six-page memo at the start.
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Read through that Hollywood Reporter article, however, and you'll learn that the standing ovation in question lasted a full three minutes.
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In 1999, she pushed a new police commissioner, John Timoney, to let advocates for rape survivors read through the case files.
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If you like, explore the resources we provide about the gun control debate and read through some of the student responses.
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The excellent catalogue essays help, but most gallery goers are just not going to take the time to read through them.
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Also be sure to read through your contract to understand what your options are in regards to full or partial refunds.
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Each morning, I read through a few football websites, like ProFootballTalk, that include good summaries and commentaries of the biggest stories.
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Students can read through several of the past columns and listen to the playlists to determine what makes for compelling commentary.
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I read through diaries and to-do lists and newspaper clippings from the 1960s along with paragraphs about her two children.
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This helps keep the maps looking tidy and organized and also makes it easier to read through the mind maps later.
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Take a moment to read through Astro Roasts, a column in which astrologer Danny Larkin drags each of the signs—affectionately!
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While researching the best pizza pans, we read through hundreds of buyer and expert ratings and reviews of dozens of models.
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And I&aposve read through the court documents, Andrew Weissmann&aposs and Robert Mueller&aposs evidence of this incredibly scant and cryptic.
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It sounds blindingly obvious, but read through the return instructions carefully and make sure you've included everything that comes in the box.
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They don't have the time, means, or ability to read through a bunch of research on what kind of treatment can work.
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This new film interrogates how a camera can capture one version of reality, but its material can be read through divergent viewpoints.
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The only time I've seen him laugh more is when he read through the mean comments people have left on his videos.
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There may be other changes buried in there as well, but this will require a more careful read-through to discover them.
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You only need to read through the first few paragraphs to imagine him standing at a podium, delivering a political policy speech.
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That's not to say every viewer was fooled — if you read through the comments, most aren't — but it's still a little ridiculous.
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Partially offsetting the weakness, record steel output implied a positive read-through for construction while property development activity registered higher investment figures.
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However, a small percentage of the families actually did read through the lesson plans and strategies and followed them to the letter.
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Finally, once you've chosen a policy you feel comfortable with, Phillips says it's crucial to read through it before you totally commit.
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As I read through this book, I was struck by one particular epiphany: there's so much more of the world to see.
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So I went over to him, and told him how pleased I was he was taking the time to read through it.
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At one point, as she read her statement, she apologized to the court, saying it was difficult to read through her tears.
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And it's in this labyrinth of twisted evils and quite-fatal dead ends that I came undone, on my 2015 read-through.
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Read through the comments section of any non-New York Times Web article to get a taste of what I'm talking about.
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What it was ... When you put together an anthology like this, you got to read through all your old features, you know?
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Gone are the days when students read through college guides or US News and World Report to find the right college match.
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Williams went on a bit of a Twitter tear on Monday afternoon, having apparently just read through Game of Thrones Season 13.
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Still, I wanted to know exactly what I was dealing with, so I read through an overview of the state's rental laws.
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When you read through international research, you routinely see that it has some of the longest wait times in the developed world.
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Supposedly, you used this log to address the needs of constituents, but I am skeptical that you ever actually read through it.
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"I wanted to split it up so that anyone can read through and find who might resonate better with them," she says.
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Some of Mr. Trump's former aides have said the president never actually read through his strategy, although he was briefed on it.
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" Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House Republican leader, at first said, "I haven't read through what they — was it last night?
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McGregor and Sterling-Angus read through academic journals and talked to experts to design a survey that could test core companionship values.
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But most of us get stuck with tiny screens that force us to squint and read through tons of data and documents.
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Verbal memory may slip; so may mental focus, the ability to read through a news article, to follow a complex email chain.
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This is a powerful cleaner, so safety precautions must be taken to prevent eye and skin damage — read through the instructions carefully.
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We read through them all, selected a few that seemed to come up frequently, and enlisted our colleagues to help answer them.
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You can read through the 890 pages of records going back to last August here and read about Sanders' supporters complaints here.
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We read through various sexy Reddit threads, and found stories that prove that sex after marriage can be as hot as ever.
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You can find kick ass pictures of bats, read through an at-home taxidermist's manual from 1833, or peruse Charles Darwin's library.
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Don't have time to watch the one-hour live stream yourself or read through a bunch of different articles to catch up?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - There's a read-through from the British election for the one coming up in the United States next year.
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There's no denying that terms and conditions are long and complex; no one wants to read through 30 pages of fine print.
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President Trump, never a strong reader off the prompter, read through sections at a slow cadence, then slam-cut through jarring segues.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I'm listening to The Smiths as I read through Lauren Levin's debut poetry collection, The Braid.
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Sometimes, I'd even buy full game guides—the kind that Prima Games made—or read through them for hours in a bookstore.
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Youthfully incredulous that such things still existed, I read through the online event listings—but none of them mentioned the no-women rule.
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To try to find her biological parents, I read through years of her postings on Facebook, and researched her closest matches in GEDmatch.
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These sections play out mostly through text, as you'll read through lots of dialogue and descriptions of what characters are doing or thinking.
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Any increase in that guidance will likely have a negative read-through for its largest ACA exchange rivals, Anthem, Cigna, Aetna and Centene.
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I also read through this week's Money Diaries, polish off my leftover burrito, and promise myself this Kit Kat is my last candy.
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Having read through the trove of emails, Gizmodo concludes that "every internal conversation about the 2017 incident between FCC employees" has been redacted.
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As always, it's best to read through data privacy policies when you connect in this way—even if most people never do it.
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Read through and see if something speaks to you — but then stop looking at your phone, because that can ruin your sleep, too.
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Starting from his early teenage years, Musk would read through two books per day in various disciplines according to his brother, Kimbal Musk.
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With these events, as I read through Isaiah, visions of a prophet yelling his knowledge from street corners rattled around in my head.
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The cockpit voice recorder showed that the pilots frantically read through the manual for a solution as the plane went out of control.
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"I can tell you that we had a giant read-through with all the cast in October," says Headey in the clip above.
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If you're feeling a little unsure about what to say you can just read through in your mind what your general foreplay is.
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He was reading at an adult level by age 10 and often read through all the books by an author who interested him.
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So I basically sat down with him, sat down across the table from him, and we read through a couple of sequences together.
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Political analysts are going to try to read through these redactions like teenage boys trying to watch scrambled porn on cable in 1985.
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He read through a few scenes in Mr. Cretton's living room, and when he looked up, he saw Mr. Cretton was in tears.
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Let's peek at Okta and Ping's earnings briefly, and then read through notes from the companies about growth, customer acquisition costs, and more.
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"Anything that she puts out I'm going to not only listen to but do a full read-through of the lyrics," Swift said.
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The White House spokesman did the chat live from Twitter's new headquarters in Washington, D.C. You can read through it in Earnest's feed.
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I think you could take any law student in America, and have them quickly read through that statute, and then evaluate Giuliani's behavior.
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I was out on a shoot one day while a coworker read through the salary spreadsheet that we were sharing around the newsroom.
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Article of the Day Article: N.C.A.A. Tournament: Familiar Favorites and Compelling Underdogs Before Reading Read through this collection of slides about March Madness.
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We read through hundreds of buyer and expert reviews and ratings to come up with the best Christmas tree stands you can buy.
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I throw on a kettle of hot water, pour myself a cup of green tea, and read through the morning news before getting dressed.
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Legends, stars and images, curated by Ina Neddermeyer, investigates how the Zeppelin legacy can be read through sub-categories of cults that persist today.
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Webber, 71, explained that he felt the original song needed to be included in the remake after his first read-through of the script.
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He searched Google Maps for nearby canyons and read through the lesson plan for a Sunday school class he would not live to teach.
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"I read through the recipe again when I get to set just to refresh," she tells PEOPLE for this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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Then the EPA has to read through all of the substantive comments and either take them into account or explain why it's ignoring them.
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AVEN has a master list tracking asexuality in fiction, which you could read through in under five minutes (it's also dominated by literary examples).
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The software is meant to read through the long, boring texts that we don't want read—like the instructions for a new household appliance.
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Beyond that, read through your research options and pick the ones that seem to lead toward the kinds of breakthroughs you'd like to see.
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I am going to read through the play we are going to see, and I'm going to tell you how we will get there.
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Ever stumbled across a job title, gotten really excited, and then felt the enthusiasm and energy drain out as you read through the requirements?
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They will institute ... You know, when you read through the Holder recommendations, they're like operating manuals for how you're supposed to do human resources.
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Read through for the simple step-by-step to create your own light bulb terrarium, succulent garden, and air planter — no green thumb necessary.
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GOSLING Immediately after the read-through, I saw Russ drawing the most accurate sketch of a hot tub I've ever seen in my life.
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You can find other great beauty and skin-care deals here, and read through all the best deals of Prime Day 2019 over here.
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The 20th century, Thomas Hippler contends in his new book Governing from the Skies, can be read through the technology of the aerial bomb.
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And before you start accepting guests, it's a good idea to read through the fine print of your existing homeowners' or renters' insurance policy.
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The average Terms of Service link is 12,000 plus words, and takes an hour and a half for a regular person to read through.
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Once the documents are produced, they reason, they cannot be expected to vote until they have been given time to read through them properly.
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Prior to the relaunch, Target also recommended that shoppers read through its not-yet-released "look book" online so they're able to come prepared.
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Should anything be unclear to you at this point, go ahead and read through the rules of the contest for all the nitty-gritty.
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He likes to tell the story that we had one read-through of the rehearsal and I went to his office and I quit.
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She wants viewers who encounters it on the street to read through the two versions to see how language alienates and affirms different communities.
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Doing so pops up a window where the advertiser must read through the policy details, then agree that they will abide by its terms.
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The e-reader now comes in a "Champagne Gold" version, which you can read through your monocle while sitting on your yacht, fancy pants.
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Three seconds into the read-through someone cuts him off, taking over the track like a pissed-off private on the brink of mutiny.
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Lee followed him to New Haven and read through the work of all the playwrights on the faculty of the Yale School of Drama.
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Trump said he would have a meeting to discuss the congressional agreement reached late on Monday and still had to read through their proposal.
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Please check out the insane tone to this letter: Dear Prospective Student-Athlete, I received your introductory two-line email and read through it.
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Be sure to read through our guide to the best laptops, the best cheap laptops, and the best gaming PCs for more buying advice.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Go to the Readers Picks comment section and read through 15 or 20 of the comments.
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Read through, send a quippy invitation email to all your friends/friend-adjacent-companions, and get ready to go down in summer hosting history.
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And, finally, spend a lot of time with T Magazine's "The Greats" – you can read through lunch and into the afternoon, into the night.
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But last month, Ross, whose software can read through thousands of legal documents and rank relevant cases for lawyers, opened an office in Toronto.
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WARREN: YEAH, COME ON. ALTHOUGH EVEN WHEN YOU READ THROUGH THAT REPORT, NOT WITHSTANDING THAT THEY WANT TO MAKE IT ALL ABOUT ONE PERSON.
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I read through some training materials I find buried on a drive and remember I have to file my PTO request for next week.
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If you're feeling low on confidence you can read through a couple of weeks' worth of your many successes and gain confidence and perspective.
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Unwanted Public Profile: You&aposve undoubtedly agreed to terms of service at some point, but have you ever actually read through an entire document?
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"We had the read-through a while ago and at the end of it, we were all on our feet, applauding and crying," says Turner.
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This memo when you read through it makes it very clear that the Trump legal team is saying we have answered all of your questions.
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For access to the full transcription below and for the opportunity to read through additional event transcripts and recaps, become a member of Extra Crunch.
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I read through the four flavors — creme, fruit mint and tobacco — but when I reached fruit, he didn't want to hear any of the others.
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Recently, when I read through the findings of an informal British study conducted on men's meat-eating habits, I immediately recalled a classic Seinfeld episode.
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He estimates it could take the team of scientists and students more than six months to read through the scroll using their virtual unwrapping software.
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But finding the balance is the trick — you shouldn't have to read through 80,000 words of legalese when you sign up for a streaming service.
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It's almost like a bubble of sound for your head, whether you're listening to a favorite song or a read-through of the day's headlines.
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Taking five minutes to watch a YouTube tutorial or read through your device manufacturer's user manual can help you discover features you never knew existed.
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This shirt's seller, Wasted Heroes, a Brit brand based in Liverpool, must not have read through thoroughly before putting the incriminating garment up for sale.
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She also gave us a good rule of thumb for preserving your BFF status — read through to the end for her bona fide expert advice.
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The read-through there is that the 'downside' risks that the Fed is paying closer attention to really is a function of the trade war.
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I didn't get the chance to be at the final read-through unfortunately but maybe that's for the best because I would've been a mess.
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He brought his extensive lists of these projects to the floor and read through them to both expose them to taxpayers and embarrass their proponents.
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Other holds on the measure could be in place simply to give some lawmakers more time to read through the bill and understand its impact.
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Each, though, has its own unique story line, mitigating against any linear read-through to the underlying health or otherwise of the Chinese manufacturing sector.
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We read through hundreds of online reviews and came up with this list featuring seven of the best pet dryers ranging in type and size.
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As I read through the results, however, I began to wonder how our respondents felt about attacking the government compared with, for example, retail organizations.
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Read through for my experience with Magic Stone, as well as a few other natural bar soaps that are spearheading this soap-as-treatment trend.
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Read through your last few bank statements and make a note of all the charges related to grabbing food or drinks outside of the house.
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"It was just: Put literature in front of the kids, teach the story, and the children will learn how to read through exposure," she said.
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Rothschild says the front-page or online headlines also matter because people rarely read through to the bottom of stories — even well-reported, thorough ones.
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Justin Connolly, an ESPN executive, described cross-country plane flights where Skipper would speed read through a novel while simultaneously watching sports on an iPad.
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Jefferies analyst Jeffrey Holford said the AstraZeneca trial shouldn't have read-through to Bristol-Myers' study, but that investors would likely draw those conclusions anyway.
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Read through a 2020 lens, it's a cautionary tale about the kind of white feminism that doesn't have a problem stepping on women of color.
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When booking on sites like Airbnb or HomeAway, carefully read through the description to determine whether there's a cleaning fee or extra person fee associated.
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You can read the whole thing here but I read through it and plucked out 22018 of the most damning lines directed at Trump. 214.
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I've dumped some more images in the slideshow below, and if you want to read through the developer documents, you can set up a login here.
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"These RBC results provide a more positive read through to peers and should help stabilize sentiment around the bank group," said Eight Capital analyst Steve Theriault.
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I read through my entries from the past two years and get really sad because I forgot how emotionally demanding things have been in this time.
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The cast even convened for the first time in 15 years for a read-through of the reboot's first episode in a photo shared on Instagram.
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Before finalizing the regulation, the administration is obligated to read through the public comments submitted on the draft, and to address anything important raised in them.
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"Ann, I was wondering if you would be kind enough to have a read through an article i'm writing about immigration?" wrote Linton posing as Clarke.
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"You go to the financial aid website, you do some cursory read-through and then you hit 'next,"' said Robert Farrington, founder and CEO of thecollegeinvestor.com.
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Other public places you can tap up for free wi-fi include parks, libraries, and museums, though again read through the terms and conditions before connecting.
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That he didn't read through important documents pertaining to a transaction that was valued at around $590 million is an odd admission to make under oath.
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"The read-through is that potentially the CEO doesn't care or isn't focused about those financial metrics or ultimately the numbers don't tell a good story."
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"You go to the financial aid website, you do some cursory read-through and then you hit 'next,'" said Robert Farrington, founder and CEO of thecollegeinvestor.com.
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After all, it would be difficult for reporters to ask informed questions about Mueller's findings if they don't get a chance to read through them beforehand.
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If you have the time (and the stomach for it), you could read through the privacy policies of all the software your kid uses at school.
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While we doubt your loved one will ever read through this whole book, they can certainly use it for their next hundred or so movie nights.
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" Larry David, who wrote "Fish in the Dark," recalled hearing Ms. Houdyshell play his mother during a first read-through and thinking: "Who is this woman?
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Whereas drop-off optimization irons out the kinks in your article, A/B testing is how you take your read-through rates to a new tier.
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Before using any slow cooker, though, you need to read through this list of safety measures from Clean the base: Electrical cord: Overcooking: Test the temperature:
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He wore it when he watched television, or napped on the sofa, or read through old copies of the Times which he kept in the basement.
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The next time you're prepping for a negotiation, read through these tips to make the whole experience a little less painful (perhaps even a little exciting).
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A coworker put some lyrics in Tony Stark's GACK and they just happened to pause on the right frame to catch it and read through it.
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Creators, of course, have read through these materials and say they still don't understand how to figure out if their video is for kids or not.
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I was only supposed to be in one episode, but apparently I did really well in a read-through, and they wrote me in for more.
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But when he read through transcripts from dozens of hours of recorded group meetings, it became clear that they were grappling to understand themselves more deeply.
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I read through the presentation so you don&apost have to and came up with the six slides that are key to where it&aposs headed.
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I read through the description and agree with most of it, but totally disagree when it says we are the most happy when in romantic relationships.
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I would set the two editions out on a table, side by side, and read through them paragraph by paragraph in tandem, turning the pages slowly.
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DEMAND SHOCK LME stocks movements do not provide a linear read-through to the underlying state of the physical market but they do carry psychological weight.
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Cramer said executing a read-through on Darden follows the same process, starting with credibility of management and analyzing what was said on the conference call.
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When we had confronted the script at the first read-through, I had been aghast at attitudes that belonged more to the 1860s than the 1960s.
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I read through it a number of times to get a feeling for the shape of the piece, and to get the pitches in my mind.
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You might read through the articles near the top of the Times Topics page on Mr. Trump, in descending order from day and time of publication.
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Read through Shaviro's accelerationist lens, *Corpus Callosum shows us the absurd, horrific status of our work and home lives — and assures us that it's OK to laugh.
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Poehler explained that when you get older, sometimes a simple turn can throw out your back, which is exactly what happened to Dratch during a read-through.
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It's incredibly sad to read through the hundreds of campaigns that have been set up in the past few weeks, but these people didn't do anything wrong.
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So one of the things that the White House has also been arguing is that if you read through it, there is no quid pro quo ask.
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I'm training an intern tonight for the private practice, and I spend half an hour updating part of the practice's employee manual for him to read through.
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Read through the list of prohibited items and prepare for the 3-1-1 Liquids Rule by placing all your liquid items in a clear plastic bag.
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Photo from Lyft Photo from Lyft I (finally) read through it last night, and I have to say that I have very little to say on it.
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Please read through all of the details of this email and do not share it until you see official communication from Twitch on the blog or Twitter.
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Available until October 9 at 6:00 AM PT, the survey asks only a few questions after presenting the new policy's language for you to read through.
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Check over and read through everything important (contracts, emails, those gossipy texts) at least twice — doing so will save your sanity and you'll feel way more secure.
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You can use this data to analyze officers, break down police shootings city by city, or just read through the 1,813 narratives of police shootings we collected.
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Director Dirk Maggs peppers the narration with frantic sound effects and uses sound design to turn the narration into something more than just a straight read-through.
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And you can't get this "free" product until you read through six pages of "INCREDIBLE OFFERS" to buy digital booklets promising to increase your energy and vitality.
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And from a read-through of the Twitter history, it looks like someone in Congress is very committed to the accuracy of Star Wars-related Wikipedia pages.
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McCarthy said at a press conference when asked whether he supports the Trump administration's move that he had not read through the legal filing made last night.
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As Webber, 71, explained in the featurette, he felt the original song needed to be included in the remake after his first read-through of the script.
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"We believe this is also a positive read-through for 3Q subs as NFLX is more likely to raise prices from a position of strength," wrote Anmuth.
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If you read through this card's benefits and like what it has to offer, you won't go wrong with the new and improved American Express Gold card.
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They questioned whether there may be a read-through to Foamix's experimental rosacea drug, FMX103, which is expected to go into a late-stage study in 2017.
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As I read through "Better Testing, Worse Quality," I couldn't shake the thought that the same psychological effect Hendrickson was describing could apply to security as well.
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Initially, I used to take a lot of effort to read through their profile before swiping, but more recently I've just based it on their first photo.
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But again, I think if you read through [work from] Kirkegaard or Schopenhauer or Nietzsche, you'd be hard pressed to find any of them ever saying that.
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Read through some of the thousands of Readers' Picks comments in the article to see what others think, and find a few that make sense to you.
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As we read through the documents, David and I quickly focused on the second, more detailed proposal and shot notes back and forth about what we saw.
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The following exchange is important to read through, because it shows how ill-prepared the candidate was to talk about one of her biggest mistakes to date.
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And while non-California residents can't request their data be deleted, they can read through the new terms of service to see what data companies are collecting.
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But most federal agencies use some sort of de-duplication when they're trying to read through comments, especially when you're dealing with millions and millions of comments.
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I took the yellowed letters and cards home and read through them carefully, as if attempting to crack the code to a long-ago encrypted military transmission.
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You explore this unfamiliar geography, visit strange ports, and read through hypertext micro-fictions, taking the odd gamble or making the odd choice to advance the story.
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And sometimes you'll have to read through them all — even the most boring ones — to get the full crossover experience and make sure you didn't miss anything.
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The ephemera are a treat to read through, a reminder that the debt-free, anti-hierarchical, progressive school we need is not only possible, it's already happening.
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"Investors have become accustomed to the way in which U.S. negotiations take place ... market has read through it as a positioning rather than an immediate threat," said Clemons.
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So, as people start to read through this, I think you will find that not only are we troubled by it, but we should be alarmed by it.
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One of the two diplomats explained that much of Salvini's admiration for Putin was probably to be read through the lens of the Lega leader's anti-EU views.
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If you read through those quotes from the Pitchfork interview, nodded, laughed wryly, and then muttered something half-clever to yourself about Tillman's persona, then you'll love them.
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A chilling picture starts to form as you read through Mueller's indictment: These weren't high-tech hackers and codebreaking experts employing skills that your average internet user lacks.
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Affected OneLogin users can visit this page for a handy 11-step guide to securing your data, if that's possible, or read through it over at El Reg.
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Take another small break and read through the outrage: We'll be back to these commercials, right after this small break to tell you about the Parade of Nations.
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Before we started the read-through they read a whole statement about having a zero tolerance attitude to any form of intimidating, bullying or sexual violence against women.
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The process is anything but traditional this time around because of the Republican blockade, but at least three Judiciary Committee Republicans said they would read through Garland's material.
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"I bet you guys are nervous because of how much I just f—ed up," she tells the creative team after they watch her read through the lines.
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Years later, Steidl's father explained that he had believed the book, having been read through, was now useless; before buying the gift, he'd never been in a bookstore.
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Imagine my shock when I read through the Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer released last week and found no mention of young adults.
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If you read through it, though, it sounds true, or at least, "truthy," because it is written in a style that abides by the conventions of news writing.
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Dr. Antoinette Saddler, a gastroenterologist at the George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences, agreed to read through one of many blog posts available online about cleansing.
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I wrote a lot of clickbait-y lists and slideshows in college, and I always got the sense that the people above me never read through my copy.
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We read through the issue, and the accusations against Trump can be more or less boiled down — in no particular order — to the following five crimes against conservatism.
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Yet, as I read through sickening excerpts of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and watch clips of "Twelve Years a Slave," I can feel the horror building up inside me.
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And, for you newbies out there, there are plenty of photo editor tips and tutorials to read through to help you get the most out of the app.
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Once I'd read through all the user manuals and watched a number of YouTube tutorials on small household projects, I started to feel more comfortable with the tools.
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And I read through some of the very first G-Man lines that we're recording for Half-Life: Alyx and I can't hear because it's a soundproof room.
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"The read-through on that, and a very important point, is that in [Amazon's] obsession to serve the customer, they think the store is important," Taylor told Cramer.
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In a pre-Thanksgiving video posted Wednesday, the actor, 63, sat down with Twitter Movies to read through some of the nicest tweets that could be found online.
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Check out our guide to the best mattress for more options, and read through our rundown of the best mattress deals and sales you can get right now.
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But after the media onslaught, and a frank conversation with a campus police officer who read through my emails, I canceled a West Coast portion of my tour.
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But the overtures — here "Die Zauberflöte" and "Le Nozze di Figaro," both arranged by Johann Nepomuk Hummel — would have been fun for less exalted players to read through.
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But the overtures — here "Die Zauberflöte" and "Le Nozze di Figaro," both arranged by Johann Nepomuk Hummel — would have been fun for less exalted players to read through.
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Any read-through to the health or otherwise of manufacturing activity is being swamped by the profusion of supply developments as China's own producers react to collapsing prices.
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In fact, read through these newly published letters and diaries, and you will see almost every writer I've named idolizing or wrestling with just one woman: Virginia Woolf.
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If you read through authoritative sources on climate science, like the various reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, they are very clear on what's going on.
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MacGuineas remembers in years gone by "scurrying around" to read through the budget as fast as possible so that she could answer a flurry of calls from reporters.
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And second, it's fun to watch fans read through the first half of the preview, not see their team listed, and get all excited about them being considered contenders.
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It's a lot to read through, so we'll just highlight some of the parts of this back and forth that we find particularly strange, starting at the very beginning.
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Spelling, formatting, and grammatical errors have been retained because I had to read through dozens of these semi-literate complaints so now you're going to have to as well.
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The best option we've found is TumblThree, a free export tool for Windows: read through the usage notes on the download page to make sure you're using it properly.
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But while this kind of data distribution is healthy for the survival of infrastructure, it causes problems for law enforcement agencies that want to read through a suspect's emails.
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If you read through it, there are all these amazing testimonials of people who swear to have quit smoking, nail biting, teeth grinding, and snacking thanks to the Pavlok.
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He had read through the trilogy, and "trying to quench my thirst for more of the [Asimov's] work," turned to I, Robot, he told The Verge in an email.
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This week, the cast of the hit Disney Channel comedy convened for the first time in 15 years for a read-through of the first episode of the sequel.
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If you want to see a visual chart of how "The Mandalorian" fits into the chronology of every "Star Wars" movie and TV show, read through our timeline here.
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We read through new SEC filings and put together a play-by-play of the acquisition, which could very easily have ended differently based on what the documents say.
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Look for additional clauses like noncompetes and termination of the contract Overall, while contracts can feel intimidating, it's important to have them and read through them in their entirety.
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In the way that history can be told in words, so too can it be read through craft — objects ingeniously fashioned out of necessity from whatever was on hand.
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As a young editorial assistant at The Paris Review, Ms. Hunnewell read through submissions relegated to the so-called slush pile and edited short stories and articles for print.
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I read through it, and realized that the front cover page is very much a road map to most of what you'll find in that edition of The Times.
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To help you sort out when and why you might want a VPN, as well as why you may not, be sure to read through our complete guide below.
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Read through the recommendations it gives you for saving space — these can include deleting downloaded videos and large attachments, or offloading apps that take up space on your device.
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The cast recently convened for the first time in 15 years for a read-through of the reboot's first episode, and production on the series began earlier this month.
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Much of the real nitty-gritty details come from optional sources, like the many emails you can read through to learn about the history and science of the world.
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If you're looking for a new gaming laptop, be sure to read through WIRED reviewer Jess Gray's entertaining look at the best gaming laptops for every kind of player.
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But I still have to write the 10th "Slowdown" script and read through some notes and edits from Tracy Mumford, at Minnesota Public Radio, and Jennifer Lai, my producer.
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Bowie and Prince's deaths came to mind as I read through back issues and the new arc of Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's comic book The Wicked + The Divine.
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The patio was lit only with candles and moonlight, so aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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Don't remember, just things that seemed funny on paper weren't funny when they read through them, and things that seemed mild ... You did not have any experience writing for TV?
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As she read through the documents from Tin Leg (a subsidiary of Florida company Squaremouth), the Thomaston native noticed something unusual written in the fine print on the seventh page.
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But most of the time, a criminal records search requires a pair of human eyes to read through court documents, confirm the contents, and code the results for a client.
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After all, he was one of the few men that took the time to teach children like myself through the 70s, 80s, and 90s how to read through Reading Rainbow.
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But the surge began to fade to just about a 1% bump in after-hours trading as investors continued to read through the report and listened to Snap's earnings call.
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Several hours after BuzzFeed News spoke with Laurie about the ABDL community wrath, she told us that she had read through the message boards and decided to drop the trademark.
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Simply read through this list, decide which site is right for you, and have faith that the porn gods created something to meet your kinky (or not-so-kinky) needs.
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Google today rolled out a refreshed look-and-feel for its Developer Program Policy Center, aimed at making its guidelines for app developers easier to locate, read through and understand.
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"They sent you a textbook in the mail, we read through the chapters, and all the tests were open book, so we actually did pretty well on those," Greenfield said.
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Still, as I read through the black, I was struck by one element highlighted again by the report: the impressive extent to which cheap automation is responsible for this mess.
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Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy told EW this week that Ford took Ehrenreich out to lunch and even read through the Solo script himself to get a feel for the film.
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Sure, it may not have been the physical kind, but make no mistake about it, as I read through those cruel words, it felt like I was being ripped apart.
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Some nights when I put my four-year-old daughter to bed, after we've read through her latest favourite library books, she asks me to teach her some Mohawk words.
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All other members of Nunes's committee have been given access to the latest document at the DOJ, and roughly a dozen and Gowdy have reportedly read through it so far.
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A newly launched startup called Shelf wants to make it easier for people to discover great products, without having to first read through tons of online research or consumer reviews.
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However, that "duty does not extend to crime investigation," so a travel agent wouldn't be obligated to read through TripAdvisor for complaints, said Mark Pestronk, who specializes in travel law.
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When she read through her partial draft afterward — during nanny time, three days a week — she realized she had made "a grave, grave error" in taking such a long break.
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Tap the battery saver icon in Wear OS on the Gen 5 watches and you are made to read through several screens of information detailing what each different option means.
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"We were speaking to one of the librarians there and asked them to read through [a poster,] and at that point they got their manager," Sears-Williams told BuzzFeed News.
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First, read through this handout from the Cornell Research Program on Self-Injury and Recovery for advice on the best way to talk to someone who might be hurting themselves.
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And if you're like other people, what you probably did in that situation is you ask someone you trust to give it a read-through before you send it, right?
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"When I read through [the report], I was like 'this is much more likely," said Tom Hill, vice president of addiction and recovery at the National Council for Behavioral Health.
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During a day of bitter partisan brawling, protests and anger, Kavanaugh's chances appeared to improve on Thursday, as senators read through an FBI supplementary background check on the judge's past.
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I began transcribing my mom's journals into digital copies so I could go back and read through and get a better understanding of who she was, earlier in my life.
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As an added feature, I have my students post their work to a discussion thread, read through their classmates' responses, and reflect on two or three other columns and reactions.
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Ms. Baum's work can be read through various filters, including conceptual photography and the philosopher Michel Foucault's "Discipline and Punish" (2377), a classic text on the institutional policing of bodies.
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If today were average, you'd be waking with a cup of coffee (perhaps), a leisurely read through this column (we hope), and a high of 230 degrees in New York.
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Yeah, well, never again: last night marked the eighth iteration Drizzy's OVOFest, and, as you've probably read through the interwebs by now, Drake brought down the house on his haters.
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Others share news through texts or group chats on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, or iMessage, which keeps things contained and organized – and easier to click and read through on your preferred device.
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I read through the handful of scientific studies on queefing and caught up with Angela Jones, a New Jersey-based OB/GYN, to get the run-through on everything queef-related.
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In the normal world of economic development, cities post potential projects as Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and then wait for applications to come in, read through them and select a winner.
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To learn more about why, I (Julia) read through more than 230 studies (including high-quality, systematic reviews of all the best-available research) on exercise and weight loss this year.
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The academic said as she read through Navarro's books, the most recent of which have focused heavily on China, Ron Vara began to express increasingly anti-Beijing views in his works.
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When I read through all the pieces of your letter, I think about the ways in which a variety of messages about sex, love, and relationships embed themselves in the brain.
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" The photo appears to confirm what CNN reported this weekend: that "aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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Eventually, says Bohannon, a machine that has a good idea of what you care about can read through millions of documents and send you summaries of only the most relevant information.
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A few students and I discuss how to ease their nerves, and I read through lines with one, which is a fabulous reminder that acting is not a strength of mine.
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You cannot, in good conscience, try to convince anyone that you care enough about your Facebook friends' music tastes that you would willingly read through a big ol' list of concerts.
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And I stopped myself because I thought, 'What's better than hearing it' — we had this big read-through — 'hearing it with the rest of the cast, actually reading as their characters?
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A first read through suggests that the company attempted to create a rule for every conceivable situation, and if they missed one, well they'd write that guideline when it came up.
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" Cramer continued, "The read through here is not just good for Foot Locker, which is obviously going higher but for Nike which remains one of the strongest stocks in the Dow.
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"By the time I got there, in that read-through room ... our director was a woman, one of our stage managers was a woman," Fey told Oprah Winfrey in an interview.
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Dressed in a suit and a maroon tie, he at times shook his head vigorously as Steiner read through the litany of charges, and he is expected to appeal his conviction.
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To most journalists, it is simply not worthwhile to read through pages of invective from people who didn't read the article in the hopes of finding a diamond in the rough.
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As Naranbhai read through the records, he compiled a list of diseases that could bring this woman to the hospital three times over a month with severe pain and blood loss.
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To learn more about why, I (Julia) read through more than 60 studies (including high-quality, systematic reviews of all the best available research) on exercise and weight loss this year.
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Numerous studies and surveys have found that consumers rarely read through terms and conditions before accepting them, but arguing you ignored the fine print isn't likely to help you in court.
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Christians who stand at the altar of political power would be well served to read through the sermons of Dr. King and find the echoes of Jesus Christ in his words.
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Mike Rounds of South Dakota has read through a 1974 report from the Judiciary Committee that was released as the House pursued impeachment against Nixon amid fallout from the Watergate scandal.
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If you read through all the shareholder letters that Bezos meticulously wrote over the past 22 years (1997-2018), the phrase "Day 1" appeared an amazing 22 times, with striking consistency.
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He added that investors badly needed a "framework of interpretation" to read through the trade statements of the Trump administration and the poor visibility on that front was holding markets back.
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Judging by how quickly my feed replenishes now, Twitter is more active, and judging by the number of inane fights I've read through in the past few days, Facebook is too.
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As I read through the speeches, I categorized this "big problem" each president outlines, largely to see how it's changed over time and what to expect from President-elect Donald Trump.
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Long, carefully-composed profiles that took time to read through quickly lost out to photo-focused, mobile-first profiles designed to be swiped through while standing in line at the grocery store.
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I've read through dozens of them, and here are the sharpest insights I could find from political scientists, reporters, and pundits trying to wrestle with the ideological origins of the Trumpian revolution.
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Harington revealed on BBC's The One Show in October that he bawled as he and his cast mates sat down for a read through of the final episode of Game of Thrones.
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"As the developer, you may be obliged to read through the Terms of Service of these third-party software providers and see if they're compatible with your Terms of Service," Reardon says.
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The media became even more dispirited when they read through the indictment, discovering that nearly all of Manafort's alleged wrongdoing substantially pre-dates his brief stint as chairman of the Trump campaign.
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To figure out how to actually run a company, Cohen and Greenfield read through a series of brochures from the Small Business Administration, available at the post office for 212 cents apiece.
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"I've read through the speech and I've not seen the word impeachment," Gidley told reporters at the White House when asked if Trump would address the matter during the Tuesday evening speech.
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Nearly three-fourths of small firms say they have read through proposed regulations, yet 63 percent say they only have to comply with those regulations they read half the time or less.
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You can read through the whole manual here, download it as a PDF designed to be printed and stapled, or grab a zip file with high quality versions of all 52 pages.
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"As sad it makes me, and how hard it is to read through tears, it touches my heart and gives it that tiny lift it so desperately needs right now," she said.
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Image via Getty Images / z_wei Image via Getty Images / z_wei Once visitors begin reading, you have three tactics to retain them: This is how we'll improve our read-through and conversion rates.
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This is not because of anything they expect or even hope to find in the documents, but because of the sheer volume of paperwork and the time necessary to read through them.
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" Garmon began, "Culturally speaking, obviously there's differences, (I) looked up Ali's background there, and wow, that's awesome that you have got such a diverse background, it's really cool to read through that.
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Emma Court, newly back from her adventures in Italy, read through opioid-maker Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy filing, which gave her a better picture of the business privately-held Purdue has been running.
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He long loved Emil Gilels's recording of "Le Rappel des Oiseaux," but it wasn't until Mr. Olafsson was awaiting the birth of his first child last spring that he read through more.
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In an echo of Iowa's slow reporting process, Nevada volunteers estimated it took them between 10 and 15 minutes to read through all the results with the phone operators at party headquarters.
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And there are some, like today's puzzle by Sam Ezersky and David Steinberg, where I read through the entire clue list and was convinced that I didn't know the answer to anything.
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While my mother was in college she read through so many textbooks about American doctors and watched the news late at night to learn English dreaming one day to go to America.
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Supriya Venkatesan, US Army veteran of the Iraq War and wellness specialist As I watched the mini-shows and read through the blog posts on VET TV, I noticed a disturbing pattern.
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I find some chicken salad in the prep kitchen and eat that with carrots I brought from home and a yogurt for lunch, and read through Yelp reviews I have to respond to.
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"Brave HKers, perhaps when faced with adversity, we are all fragile and small, but please do not give up defending everything that you love," the protester read through a loud hailer to applause.
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Still, privacy advocates are concerned that app developers won't read through the entire 77-page agreement and therefore won't be aware of what their obligations are when it comes to protecting face data.
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As you read through the conversations, you read the stories that have shaped these three humans' lives, the trauma they have endured, the thoughts they don't share with most people in their lives.
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When I was in high school, I read through the entire back catalog of Star Wars novels, one after the other, and finished with Michael A. Stackpole and Aaron Allston's X-Wing series.
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That theory holds that students can learn to read through exposure to a wide range of books that appeal to them, without too much emphasis on technically complex texts or sounding out words.
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When I got to Lift the evening of my appointment, I removed my shoes, waited as Leventhal read through the procedure, and laughed when he asked if I needed to use the restroom.
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Whether you're buying a console or a TV, you need to read through the small print for as many of these specifications as you can find: resolution, HDR, color gamut, and frame rate.
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Mike Conaway, the leader of the House Russia investigation who took over the reins from Nunes, said that he's read through Kushner's public statement and suspects that will guide most of the questioning.
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Milo and I worked on it a tiny bit, just read through it together one weekend and then read it again together on set the next day or a couple days after that.
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If you are wondering what students had to say about dealing with politics in the classroom, you can read through their comments yourself, or you can take a look at this quick summary.
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As you read through the new collection, however, you realize that what seems at first like narrowness, or mere repetition, is in fact intellectual self-consistency, dogged allegiance to the highest artistic ideals.
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This morning, before I could digest what happened in New Zealand and mourn the victims of the mosque massacre, I was tasked with the unfortunate duty to read through the murderer's hate manifesto.
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From Eliot and Waugh and Kipling to Michel Houellebecq, there's a reactionary canon waiting to be celebrated as such, rather than just read through a lens of grudging aesthetic respect but ideological disapproval.
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Whenever I notice poor read completion rates, I spend ten minutes optimizing my content: This routinely achieves 1.5-2x boosts in read-through rates, which can lead to a similar boost in conversion.
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And now, as experts read through the Senate bill's changes to how the individual insurance markets function, the initial reaction from many is that the changes are less than we might have expected.
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At the time that "Lolita" was published, there were mixed reviews, but it was widely viewed as a tragedy of a man tormented by lust; today, it's read through the lens of pedophilia.
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But as I — a young woman seemingly the right age to be affected by this recession — read through the essay, I found myself wondering what exactly this "recession" had to do with me.
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Select System, then Formatting Options, then Initialize Console: Read through the information that tells you about what's going to be deleted, and if you're ready to take the plunge, choose Next then Initialize.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article Read through this page of the Eastman Kodak Company website, to get a feel for the size and scope of the company and its history.
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Article of the Day Article: French Parties Unify Against Le Pen: 'This Is Deadly Serious Now' Before Reading Read through this brief Times article from April 23, paying particular attention to the graphics.
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Sometimes, a low rating comes from things that weren't really the seller's fault, like a package being lost in the mail, so it pays to read through actual reviews and see what's up.
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There's only a little standard repertoire in the pile, so I do a quick read-through of everything, making a note of what will need polishing before my first called rehearsal next week.
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Read: Through The Outback Read: A Photographic Odyssey in the Australian Outback Many of you may know that a chunk of ice bigger than Prince Edward Island broke away from the Antarctic Peninsula.
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The "Pays to Read" contract — hidden on the last page of the policy — explained that the first person to read through everything and discover the contest would win a $10,000 grand prize, Squaremouth said.
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It isn't unprecedented stuff, but it's always interesting to read through the step-by-step forensics that lead to charges, since it can be very difficult to tie real-world actors to virtual entities.
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But as I read through the catalog it occurred to me... I mean, I'd never seen anything like it, these pastel drawings and an adventure story about climbing K2 in your Oxford button-up.
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It's not a perfect system — someone still has to read through the whole subreddit to find the posts worth sharing but it saves most of us from reading through depressing post after depressing post.
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Buying clothing from a brand that's new to you, however, should always be done in person, or at the very least make sure you read through the return policy prior to making a purchase.
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"It appears to be a very thorough investigation," Collins told reporters on Capitol Hill after perusing the copy on Thursday morning, adding that she would read through the actual interviews later in the day.
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Buffett's early passion for reading led him to read through every book the Omaha Public Library had on investing by age 11 and through the ones in his father's office, he tells Forbes magazine.
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I pulled out a number of documents, but it was going to be impossible to read through 200-plus boxes in the collection for what was going to be a page in the book.
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Near the end of his life, Robert Lowell once said that what he chiefly remembered was his happiness — an astonishing remark for anyone who has read through his work, which suggests exactly the opposite.
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Well, when you read through this report -- and I think we&aposre all getting to spend more time with it and understand its significance -- technically, it&aposs just about the Hillary Clinton e-mail probe.
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So to sort through the research and figure out whether e-cigarettes are actually safe, I read through more than 60 studies, articles, and reviews, and interviewed nine researchers and health experts about their work.
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If you can bear delaying your next Facebook check-in for a few minutes, it pays to read through these in full before deciding whether web access really is worth the information you're giving up.
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But we have a good excuse: studies have shown the average internet user would need to take a month off of work every year to read through all the privacy policies of websites they use.
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Find someone in your immediate or close network who currently holds the type of position you want, read through their profile, and pay attention to the language that they use to talk about their skills.
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We've read through hundreds of reviews to come up with a list that includes hair dryers at a range of price points, each with differing features, helping you find the best option for your hair.
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But what fascinated me the most was that this homoerotic art was female authored and mostly enjoyed by women, making it really different to historical gay works produced and read through the gay male gaze.
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That will make it easier for people to actually have conversations around the topic at hand, as opposed to having to read through a stream of tags where people are telling their friends to look.
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You read through her messages, uncovering what at first seems like a concerned partner, but soon evolves into something much more sinister as he starts to invade and control all aspects of her personal life.
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Sentieo's synonym library allows it to hunt down different ways of saying the same thing with the goal of not forcing investors — or their dutiful analysts — to read through 100-page 10-Q documents manually.
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Only one of the other three R's starts with an R. As far as providing a superior platform on which to read through documents that are mostly monochrome — studies, lawsuits, books — both devices succeed admirably.
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As I read through "Counter Intelligence," a straightforward collection of Mr. Gold's reviews for LA Weekly and a handful of other publications that sparkled with wit and curiosity, I could feel my culinary consciousness expanding.
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Article of the Day Article: Looming Floods, Threatened Cities Before Reading Read through Part 2 of The New York Times's Antarctic Dispatches series, paying particular attention to the maps at the top of the article.
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Even for someone who's been following along closely like yours truly, it's still jaw-dropping to read through the narrative that has been woven together through witness testimonies and the documents that have been provided.
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According to a 1995 New York Times profile, his parents both worked for his production company at the time, and George used to read through scripts and pick ones out he thought his son should consider.
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After that, I do my usual morning routine of some quick skin care (micellar water, toner, eye cream), read through a few news websites and recent Money Diaries, and feed the cat — my usual Monday morning.
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According to CNN: On Saturday night, the patio was lit only with candles and moonlight, so aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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Something that helps on a site like Amazon is to read through the middling reviews, rather than the ultra-positive or ultra-negative ones—these will usually give you a good balance of pros and cons.
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Read through our thoughts in this slideshow, and decide for yourself if James Cameron's great love story was worthy of your teen devotion, or if you were blinded by the swelling music and Leo's dapper grin.
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"Brave HKers, perhaps when faced with adversity, we are all fragile and small, but please do not give up defending everything that you love," the protester read through a loud hailer, to applause from the crowd.
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While Fed policymakers will be looking at those numbers as they decide whether to raise key interest rates as soon as June, traders will read through them to try and get ahead of the Fed decision.
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"Yeah, someone sent me a link and I didn't actually read through it because I just think it's really unfortunate and very sad," said Perry in a recent interview on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up Show.
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" Harington told Seth Meyers that "of course" there were moments where the emotion in the air was palpable among the cast during the read-through, joking to the contrary, "It's going to a terrible last season.
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The Game of Thrones actor revealed on BBC's The One Show Friday that he bawled as he and his cast mates sat down for a read through of the final episode of the hit HBO show.
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I've read through them and on these calls no one, not even John Stumpf who was the CEO at the time, bragged more about Wells Fargo's ability and commitment to open new accounts for existing customers.
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In March, when the singer dropped her debut LP, "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" her label reached out to Gibi and commissioned her to do an ASMR read-through of Billie's album.
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It's all very straightforward and easy to follow, but all of the steps need to be done a specific way, so I strongly urge you to read through all of the information provided before doing anything.
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Judge Gergel methodically read through a litany of expectations, which included a list of expert witnesses, providing reports on mental health evaluations for Mr. Roof by June 24, and beginning initial jury selection efforts by July.
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I was at my desk at home in London doing a last read-through of the day's news before an early morning start on the news desk, when I saw reports of the bomb in Manchester.
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At the rehearsal, in a cramped studio a few blocks south of Penn Station, Mr. Lamar and a small ensemble read through "Oh, Graveyard," a combination of trembling piano, rueful string quartet harmonies and spidery electronics.
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"SPV documentation can be quite long and if investors want a competitive process, then they need to read through thousands of pages of terms and conditions," said Jonathan Rogers, head of EMEA rates structuring at Nomura.
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Even after you've read through all that, Ninebot is not quite ready to remove the training wheels: For the first kilometer of your ride time, the system will keep you to a max speed of 4.3 mph.
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As annoying as it seems when you just want to quickly check your email, if you want to stay protected you need to carefully read through the terms and conditions that pop up before you log on.
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To learn more about why, I read through more than 60 studies (including high-quality, systematic reviews of all the best-available research) on exercise and weight loss for a recent installment of Show Me the Evidence.
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I've read through it and there's a lot of info about impending disasters, many of which have to do with climate change, but plenty are caused by people as well (or rather, caused by people more recently).
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Anyway here's Rich Nieva: Here's how it works: When you read through a public conversation – like on a brand or publisher page – Facebook will highlight things you have in common with non-friends who have left comments.
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As is the norm, these policies are vague and designed to leave a lot of flexibility for the apps and services to work in—read through the policies and don't sign up if you have any doubts.
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Well, Apple will let you do it if you go to this page on the web: Once you've signed in, click Request to delete your account, read through the information, and confirm your choice at the bottom.
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I imagined him logging on to the chat room and scanning the list for my user name, only to come up empty: I'd blocked him to make sure I didn't have to read through any excruciating messages.
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A casual read through Friedman's column reveals someone who personally identifies with the maximalist positions of the pro-settlement Israeli right, and who has personal disdain for traditional American policy and even elements of the United States.
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When that potential to build awareness just wasn't possible because "Scaffold" was only being read through that lens of pain and trauma for the Dakota people, that's when we realized it needed to take a different form.
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" Ms. Whittaker added that all the recent policy changes and actions that affected workers' ability to organize "need to be read through the light of hiring a firm that specializes in busting worker organizations and discrediting organizers.
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Senators will be required to sit in their seats during the arguments and may not have electronic devices, which could make for some very long days as the impeachment managers and defense lawyers read through their arguments.
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While full details are laid out in the terms of sale and user license agreement, many players may not read through legal details often running to thousands of words in legal jargon, said law professor Aaron Perzanowski.
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It is easy to read through the series and conclude that all is lost, that privacy is dead or at least archaic and that there's simply no reforming the data-dependent culture that Americans have unintentionally embraced.
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But overall, it was way less work to just look at an orange patch and head over to it than to read through travel guides and websites with endless lists of recommendations that you have to narrow down.
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We read through hundreds of reviews to come up with this list that includes hair dryers at a range of price points, each with differing features and all to help you find the best option for your hair.
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After all, he was the busy executive of a 15,000-person company with little time to read through documents like the agreement to acquire Otto and the accompanying agreement to protect Levandowski and his team from any lawsuits.
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Mohamed Musbah, Maluuba's head of product, said the company hopes to one day use EpiReader to create programs that can read through boring documents like user manuals and customer service documents in order to answer questions for readers.
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If you're in the market for one, there are plenty of options to choose from, and Insider Picks' Malarie Gokey put together a buying guide of the best electric kettles, in case you want to read through it.
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Apply for the new credit cardOnce you have thoroughly read through the details on the new credit card and believe you've found a card that makes sense for a balance transfer, you'll want to apply for the card.
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The organizers transcribed the Flores interviews provided by Project Amplify and made them available as searchable PDFs; then artists were asked to read through the accounts and produce a work as a material record of the children's experiences.
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If you find a buyer willing to pay cash, you'd still have to get past the buyer's lawyer, who would read through the board minutes, uncover the scale of this problem and advise their client of the risks.
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If you read through the transcript of the ousted FBI Director James Comey's Senate hearing Thursday, one of the most remarkable patterns is Comey reiterating a fear that the president would lie about the details of their interactions.
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Users don't tend to read through onboarding screens that well, and often allow themselves to be guided by the user interface – something we've learned to do after spending years on PCs clicking "next" to install software or bypass EULA's.
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Looking at these drawings, I was reminded of Sol LeWitt's "Sentences on Conceptual Art" (1968), which opens: Read through all 35 of LeWitt's sentences and you could consider Roseman a conceptual artist, while simultaneously feeling that you are wrong.
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With this information accessible to anyone with the time and energy to read through it all, users on 4chan's /pol/ (politically incorrect) board were able to gain access to Podesta's Twitter account, tweeting a message in support of Trump.
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"The Last Watch", a documentary about the making of the last season of "Game of Thrones", shows scripts being shredded following the cast read-through and actors being flown out for needless location shoots to mislead journalists and fans.
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"If you read through parliamentary debates such as those for the 2009 Policing and Crime Act, the narrative that surrounds them is based on this notion that we need to protect women by further criminalizing the industry," she says.
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Low on funds and hoping to get the most of my read through of The Canterbury Tales, I apply to a single-year specialty grad program with an emphasis on the symbolism of Chaucer at the University of Canterbury.
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Drug sales and and pricing The reporters also obtained hundreds of pages of internal Avanir emails and other documents, read through US and Japanese investor presentations and company filings, and gathered prescription drug data from a number of sources.
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No matter which flagship phone you buy today, it's going to have a fantastic camera and screen — but if you like to see it all in black and white, read through the review and you'll find your hopes justified.
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"We've got deflationary pressures in New Zealand and that's an obvious read-through to Australia, where inflation figures are due next week and the expectations are that will be weak and we will get a rate cut," he said.
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Shan Wu: Why there is nothing black and white about the decision not to prosecute Trump As we read through the 400-page redacted version of the Mueller report, we should keep in mind the theme of prosecutorial discretion.
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Just read through a couple of articles penned by White House adviser and former Breitbart writer Julia Hahn and it becomes clear that to the movement behind Trump's presidential victory, Ryan is no different from a "mass amnesty" Democrat.
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Over the past five years, I've interviewed dozens of people across the country about what gives their lives meaning, and I've read through thousands of pages of psychology, philosophy and neuroscience research to understand what truly brings people satisfaction.
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But that night, on a vacation with my family, sitting up by a light in the bathroom in a hotel room, I read through the entire walkthrough for Resident Evil 2 (on the Playstation, a system I didn't have).
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One example of these subtler types of touches is the button you can use to get back to our main feed while reading, which doubles as a progress indicator as you read through a story, and indicates when you've finished.
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The second thing that was interesting to observe was how funny some of the episodes felt writing them and reading through them in the room, and then what things would work and what things wouldn't work during a read-through.
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I'm only one data point, but I've published eight books (cf the image up top) and I can tell you that, for me at least, the ratio of "books read through Kindle Unlimited" to "Kindle copies sold" is about 8:1.
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And then when you look at the context of the indictment and you read through it, you realize that the basis upon which the indictment is rendered has nothing to do with the campaign or campaign activities of the President.
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The cast gathered for their first read-through of the new season on Wednesday, and PEOPLE has exclusive photos of the reunion from photographer Robert Trachtenberg (who also shot the Will & Grace cast for the new cover of Entertainment Weekly).
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Google will be able to make full books available to read through its Google Books service, anyone will be able to upload the films to YouTube, and amateur theaters will be able to produce plays without needing to seek permission.
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At first I didn't feel qualified to take on such a visible responsibility, but I read through my list of accomplishments and realized that while this opportunity may have a different end goal, I have built success from scratch before.
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To figure it all out, you can read through our full list of the day's YC S18 companies below (be sure to take a coffee break or two) or check back later for our own picks of today's most interesting startups.
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The analogy would've been amusing but for the fact that, whether he can keep his desk and files organized or not, Trump can't focus long enough to read through "stacks of briefing books coming in every night" to begin with.
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Before I called you, I read through a few older interviews you'd done, and they all kept pointing to this "Lovecraftian death metal" thing, which, unless I'm mistaken, really doesn't seem to be a big part of the band now.
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Former Acting CIA Director John McLaughlin called Trump revoking Brennan's security clearance a way to "muzzle free speech" in an appearance on MSNBC and said he read through the directive and found no grounds for Brennan's clearance being revoked. Rep.
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He sat grim-mouthed, eyes cast downward, as Andrew Weissmann, the lead prosecutor on his case, read through what Judge Amy Berman Jackson of United States District Court called the longest recitation of offenses she had ever heard in her courtroom.
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While she admits that Lewis and Clark's journals aren't very fun to read, through these accounts of early American life, she found that they were "covering the same territory and seeing the same places" as the travelers she was reading about.
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If you're looking for the best air fryer, for instance, you could search for air fryers and dig through which of them have been "stacked" the most ("stack" is YourStack's word for share) and then read through the comments and discussion.
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Article of the Day Article: Prosecutors Taking Tougher Stance in Fraternity Hazing Deaths Before Reading Read through this list of annual deaths in the United States because of hazing, compiled by the journalism professor and anti-hazing advocate Hank Nuwer.
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Three years ago, the show's creators — Steven Levenson, who wrote the book; Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, the music and lyrics; and Michael Greif, its director — brought a group of actors together for the first time to read through the script.
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" Yes, Housman was homosexual, and some of his poems can be read through the prism of his unrequited love for Moses Jackson, a fellow student at Oxford who was "the man who had more influence on my life than anyone else.
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For this to work, people need to read through hundreds of thousands of business articles scraped from the internet and label whether, for example, an article is about Apple the tech company or a fruit company that has "apple" in the name.
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MS: So for example, just Sally Dale has 19 hours of videotape deposition, you read through literally thousands and thousands of pages of documents and one of the things that's happened since we published the story is that a television station in Vermont?
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If you want to quickly find text to read through — say, a certain explosive report that was just released as an unsearchable PDF — you can use Adobe Acrobat Pro's optical character recognition to convert scanned documents into fully editable PDFs with searchable text.
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" "There is a little bit more potential negative coming from this that people are starting to do a read through, in terms of we are re-evaluating the economic growth story overseas, and these added tariffs continue to put pressure on that story.
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I encourage you to read through our 100 profiles, from No. 1, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who is setting Amazon up to dominate for another decade, through No. 100, the Duffer brothers, whose "Stranger Things" has been a spooky hit for Netflix.
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The Terrible Truth About AlexaThis week, I read through a history of everything I've said to Alexa, and it felt a little bit like …Read more ReadGoogle fired back on Friday with a blog post that frames the leak as a security breach.
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"When I read through the letter from the activists, I found this whole situation extremely puzzling, given that United Continental has been one of the best performing stocks in the entire market since the generation bottom in March of 2009," Cramer said.
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The Wall Street Journal read through 7,000 text messages from FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who have been intensely criticized after it emerged they had exchanged anti-Trump texts while Strzok was investigating Hillary Clinton and later Donald Trump.
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We've rounded up all the Foreo deals available now through the end of the sale (along with some of our other favorite beauty and skin-care deals), and be sure to read through all the best deals available on Amazon Prime Day 2019.
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As Schumer read through the letter that Trump tossed at him, the President instructed his Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen -- beaming into the session on video conference -- to begin her presentation on what the White House has deemed a "crisis" on the border.
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The recipes I've managed to read through so far are all clearly written in simple easy-to-understand steps; the ingredients are all things I've heard of, that I can pronounce, and that I know where to find in my regular grocery store.
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"I don't question his motivation, I question his methods," said Richard Albert Mohler Jr., the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. Members of the Ramsey family gathered in their living room, read through Mr. Chau's last letter and cried.
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The process takes four easy steps: Read through letters to pick the one(s) you want; Shop for the perfect gift from Santa; Wrap in a box using their shipping guidelines; and Ship it from a participating Post Office by Dec. 21.
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FSA/HSA funds-compatible and reimbursable by many insurance companiesHow to set up the Elvie PumpOut of the box, it took me less than a half-hour to read through the instructions, clean and sterilize the parts, and get everything set up.
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Instead, familiarize yourself with what your date looks like (am I the only one who has that anxiety of walking up to the wrong person?), scroll through their dating profile again, or read through your conversations if you're nervous about small talk.
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Dick Mills, a software engineer in West Charlton, N.Y., said that he read through the notices and found that despite banks' promises to diligently protect his privacy, the kinds of third parties with whom they would share his data was disturbingly broad.
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I've read through a few blogs that tell you what to wear and what not to wear if you go to Berghain, so I try to stick to the creed: not too glamorous, not too queer, not too heterosexual, whatever that's supposed to mean.
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It was really weird to be handed that pamphlet and to have to read through it, and to actually study it — because they'll only accept a very limited range of answers, so I wanted to make sure I could clear it all in one go.
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Head to your favorite online tech retailer of choice, but the usual rules about carefully checking user reviews apply—read through a range of opinions and if possible look for a review from someone who's used the adapter with your make and model of phone.
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So you know, it is -- I think it&aposs difficult Philippe, to read through it and not to raise questions about what reason would they possibly have other than to try to make it easier for her in terms of changing all this language.
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Meanwhile when the anchors had a few moments to themselves (and Kotb didn't feel like dancing to her feet again) they read through their notes, scanned through their phones or watched other parts of the broadcast on a set of monitors beneath the main cameras.
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Krimsky said his advice for people concerned about genetic privacy is to know the laws in their home states for getting DNA removed from a police database, and to actually read through the agreements before they send a sample off to a consumer site.
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It was that Spencer has a twin, and that person is A. When I read through all of the information the person delved out, I thought 'Oh my gosh, this is a really well thought out plan, and it's kind of a good one.
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As I read through the horrific accounts of Weinstein's alleged victims, everything seemed so damn similar—from the way he was able to spot the most vulnerable women with promises of "stardom" to the way his alleged victims' cries were drowned out by his prominence.
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If you read through the official plea papers signed by Flynn, he admits -- on pain of perjury -- to speaking with unnamed senior members of the Trump transition team before and after contacting the Russian ambassador about how to moderate Russia's response to American economic sanctions.
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It may speak for itself to lawyers and lawmakers who have the patience and obligation to read through the more than 400 pages of carefully chosen words and nuanced conclusions (with all due respect, as good a read as it is, you're no Stephen King).
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This uses a protocol called POP, and your old I.S.P.-supplied email address has to support it — many should — though you will have to read through its help documents or call customer service for instructions on setting it up with your new account's fetcher.
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We spend a lot of office hours inspecting this do-everything site and carefully read through the endorsements of its browsing critics to surface the best goods available, but it was endorsements from two R29 readers that turned our attention towards the site's swimsuit offering.
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Maybe you would prefer to read through the files of Henry A. Kissinger, who was secretary of state under Richard M. Nixon and Gerald R. Ford, or a description of the Berlin Tunnel, a wiretapping effort to monitor the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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The messages will "include the divorce certificate number and the name of the relevant court where the women can pick up the documentation," CNN added, and a new website has been formed where women can inquire about their marital status and read through any probate certificates.
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"That juxtaposition is a useful reminder that publicly-traded corporations account for a minority of economic activity in the US, and only the Census data are structured to get a read-through of sales irrespective of legal organizational form," said JPMorgan's Michael Feroli in a client note.
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If you need a cable that does charging on bigger devices, or video output, you need to read through the whole description besides just looking at the connector type—so this cable won't run an external display over USB-C for you, but this cable will.
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Sure, you might find details written in the comments of Yelp reviews or Google business listings, but you'd have to read through each one to even know if anyone mentioned the specific info you're interested in – like whether the restaurant's bathroom has a changing table, for instance.
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I've read through eight years of Facebook posts, and he's been making sovereign arguments since at least mid-2010, when he was active in the Restore America Plan (RAP,) which later turned into the alt-gov group Republic of the united States of America (RuSA.) pic.twitter.
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"I've read through them, and on these calls no one, not even John Stumpf, who was the CEO at the time, bragged more about Wells Fargo's ability and commitment to open new accounts for existing customers," Warren said, referring to earnings calls between 2011 and 2014.
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"I read through the 50-some work-law cases in which Judge Kavanaugh wrote an opinion and came away with the distinct impression that he sees the world through employers' eyes rather than employees' eyes," said Charlotte Garden, a law professor at the University of Seattle.
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"But I get home that night to steal a couple of hours of sleep and read through my BlackBerry and I will never forget that moment of being broken because the name on the BlackBerry of the kid that was murdered was Hassan Washington," he said.
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"Obviously this was a satirical approach to hint at the longstanding and unresolved antagonism between Iran and the United States, as well as the power of fanaticism which considers people's subconscious as a way to read through a society," Neshat comments on the premise of the film.
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" • Some students seemed to have read through an entire discussion before posting, and took the time to raise an aspect of the issue they felt was missing: "One big problem: I don't see too many people commenting on is what is the best clean energy alternative.
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Though the first scene is largely silent on the part of the three actors, the second offers a chance for Martindale and Russell to turn their considerable talents on a dime, going from a brief read-through of the scene to full emotional intensity almost instantly.
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As Harding Home director Sherry Hall attempted to read through a history of Harding from the wraparound porch, with Jordan by her side, angry protesters chanted at the "Stop Reading!" and yelled "Hold a town hall!" according to video of the event taken by one group of protesters.
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Read through a really in-depth review of a smartphone, and you'll see references to its color accuracy, often alongside mentions of the supported color space and color gamut—it's basically whether the manufacturer got it right when trying to accurately represent colors in its chosen color space.
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I sincerely hope that every newly bought copy of "1984" is read through and through, and, as my mother admonished, read again and again, because that novel shows us that what is at stake right now is nothing short of the legitimacy, confidence and honesty of our republic.
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In part two, Dawson sits down with YouTuber and licensed therapist Kati Morton to read through some symptoms in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), which is basically the gold standard for diagnosing mental disorders that is used by health care professionals around the world.
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And next, after being told to read through evidence presented to her and swear under oath that all of her statements were true, she told the committee that she could "read fast" so as not to slow down the hearing and the five-minute time limits Senator Grassley imposed.
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At an event announcing this feature in Thailand, Google Maps' head of product Krish Vitaldevara says the goal is for drivers to read through the directions first to help memorize the path before they start navigating, especially since these countries tend to contain roads and alleyways without actual names.
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You know, I really believe that I read through this today with -- as clear an eye as I possibly could and I kept looking up at the T.V. and all across the television sets in my in my office, it was saying you know, no bias, no bias.
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"We think Sydney prices over the next year will likely be flat, we think in Melbourne growth will be more around flat, [up] 2-3 percent, Brisbane [up] 2003-4 percent, and Perth will probably see some continued weakness with the read-through from the mining sector," Steinert said.
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Unless I'm familiar with what I'm cooking (and then I often don't need a recipe at all), I like to read through instructions once or twice before starting, and then refer back to them throughout, hopefully spattering my laptop with flour, grease, or vegetable peelings during the process.
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You might not have read through everything when you got the job, but if you're hoping to change up your work schedule, the first thing you should do is check the handbook, or your contract, and see if it says anything about flexible schedules or work from home options.
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E-cigarette company Juul raised billions to pursue global domination, but a rash of challenges is raising questions about its strategyIn other drama...Emma read through the 59-page letter Novartis sent to the FDA about a data manipulation issue that happened with the world's most expensive drug.
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"We view the read through to Spotify as slightly negative as it could face a stronger competitor in the U.S. while at the same time one of the only large swaths of ad-supported listeners in the fast-maturing U.S. goes off the market," SunTrust analyst Matthew Thornton said.
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On Tuesday, the 113 Democratic nominee stopped by an art exhibition at Despar Teatro Italia in Venice, Italy, to sit at a replica of the Oval Office's Resolute Desk for an hour and read through print-outs of the very emails that caused such controversy during her presidential campaign.
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The premise of it made me excited, but also a tad nervous: basically my book would be released in instalments over a 26-day period a couple of weeks before its publication date, and people would be able to comment on specific passages as they read through the story.
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Second grade got into third grade; they'd already read through everything, so third grade needed all new books to begin with, and the first grade going into second grade, second grade needed all new books because they'd blown through everything second grade last year by the end of first grade.
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"This is the first month in four that Chinese manufacturing activity has returned to growth and suggests a read through of Chinese macro policy growth support beginning to flow through into the economy," David de Garis, a director and senior economist at the National Australia Bank, said in a morning note.
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" Ross, a system built on the back of IBM's Watson, claims to be able to interpret questions lawyers ask it, and read "through the entire body of law and returns a cited answer and topical readings from legislation, case law and secondary sources to get you up-to-speed quickly.
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In the first study, the researchers asked 63 family medicine residents at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to read through one of two versions of six patient cases: One version involved a difficult patient; the other, a patient with an identical health issue but a more neutral attitude.
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Anyway, I'm bringing up a classic gothic novel in an MMA column because it's all I can think about as I read through the interviews and analysis leading up to UFC Fight Night 111, which is taking place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore this Saturday, June 17.
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Manufacturers can sometimes do wonders with very ordinary-looking specs, or completely bungle the production of a phone with specs that look fantastic on paper, so read through as much information as you can before making a purchase, and check out as many reviews as you can from the sources you trust.
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It was Bar Mitzvah themed, there were pizza boxes with his face on them, and questionable weed inhaling: In this episode of October's Very Owned, we look through photos of the party and read through stories about it in People Magazine and wonder if maybe our invites got lost in the mail?
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The new media literacy classes — which frankly, some adults should read through as well — were developed in collaboration with Anne Collier, executive director of The Net Safety Collaborative, and Faith Rogow, Ph.D., co-author of The Teacher's Guide to Media Literacy and a co-founder of the National Association for Media Literacy Education.
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I play some Fleetwood Mac on Spotify with my Google Home, make sure I'm checked into my flight today (heading to Rome for a gig), read through my Google Calendar events, then quickly read my notifications for a few minutes on Twitter and Instagram for both my personal accounts and my podcast's.
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His thinking shifted when he toured the devastation wrought by the Camp Fire in Paradise, California, and read through the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessment that countries around the world have just 12 years to cut global emissions by 45 percent or risk catastrophic effects, per the Atlantic's Edward-Isaac Dovere.
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There are times when the simple listing of factual events can be more frightening than even the best works of imagination a novelist can concoct — although Shirley Jackson's classic "The Haunting of Hill House" comes in a very close second to "The Hot Zone" on my personal read-through-splayed-fingers list.
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Nassar pled guilty to 10 sexual assault charges, and as part of a plea deal he agreed to let women and girls who reported abuse give statements, or have them read through a proxy, during his sentencing hearing, according to the Lansing State Journal in Michigan, where the proceeding is being held.
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"So she did the read-through on the floor, with about a 100 people in the room, and she was killing," said Poehler, explaining that the host that week, Johnny Knoxville, responded, kindly, by reaching into his pocket for a handful of miscellaneous pills ("none of them had tags," she specified with a laugh).
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I fully believe Timberlake can successfully pull off this rebranding, but when I read through the list of song titles, a lot of them looked familiar... Specifically, they're exactly what many of my favorite influencers write when they're captioning a totally-not-planned picture of themselves hiking up a mountain or relaxing by a fire.
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I thought about that as I read through these garden books: how all of us, in this worldly garden we share, cherish and cultivate, must learn to accept, at day's end, that we have done what we can — even as we're about to get up and do what we can all over again tomorrow.
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These picks include everything from a no-nonsense budget-friendly mouse pad to ones featuring the latest innovations in surface design, so if you're looking to upgrade your setup or just replace an old worn-out mouse pad, then be sure to read through them all to see which one is right for you.
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After we read through the Bible and hit up all the greats — "That's a role I was born to play," he said of King David — we moved on to other books: the Mishna for rabbinical wisdom; "The Prophet" by Khalil Gibran; Walt Whitman's poetry; and modern theology from Abraham Joshua Heschel and Martin Buber.
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Exxon Mobil and other major oil companies including ConocoPhillips have had to write down existing reserves in Canadian tar sands, which the companies say is done for regulatory accounting purposes and can be reversed if prices rise, but others argue the debooking of assets should be viewed as a long-term read-through on demand.
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That is, until our socials editor casually shared a list of what appeared to be Broadly headlines into our Slack channel: As we read through the list of perfect headlines for Broadly stories clearly too genius for our minds to ever dream up, we knew we needed to find out more about their creation.
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BallotReady lets users type in their addresses to locate their polling places, find out what's on the ballot, and read through non-partisan information on what the candidates stand for—everything from big-ticket Senate races to down-ballot races for roles like state legislators, attorneys general, and civil court judges, as well as ballot propositions.
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On Wednesday, the cast gathered for their first read-through of the new season and PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle caught up with executive producers David Kohan and Max Mutchnick, who shed some light on one burning question: What has happened to Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) in the 11 years since we last saw him?
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To learn more, I searched the medical literature on treatments for lower back pain (the most common type) and read through more than 80 studies (mainly reviews of the research that summarized the findings of hundreds more studies) about both "active" approaches (yoga, Pilates, tai chi, etc.) and passive therapies (massage, chiropractics, acupuncture, and so on).
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That&aposs not to say that he&aposs going to be successful, but that&aposs a precondition to success, and we haven&apost had that in a very long time because as you read through that list, I could think of all of things that American administrations were doing that didn&apost relate to North Korea.
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The Carmichael Show opens every episode — hell, every read-through — with someone announcing, "The Carmichael Show is filmed before a live studio audience," but that approach fits neatly within its deliberate throwback vibe, as does its choice to film two separate runs of each episode on tape nights (something that hasn't been done regularly since the '70s).
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The version you might have read through ahead of the vote was a near-final draft, released as part of Chairman Ajit Pai's decision to expose a bit more of the inner workings of the Commission; changes will likely have been made, but without close scrutiny it may not be clear what those changes are just yet.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Democratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Activist groups push House Judiciary leaders to end mass phone data collection MORE (R-Ga.) said he released the transcript so the American people could read through his testimony themselves, with minimal redactions.
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Trump's comments on Obamacare were a bit more free-wheeling than Clinton's — including a surprise mention of M.I.T. economist Jonathan Gruber — but, when you read through the transcript, they seem to also boil down to three points: "Health care is going up by numbers that are astronomical — 68 percent, 71 percent," Trump said in his opening statement.
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So I read through the S-1 (yes, all 200-300 pages of the damn thing) to find a couple of nuggets I thought the company was missing from the filing (which, in itself, was a follow up of my EC analysis of what we should expect to see in the S-1 in the first place).
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The dialogue in this scene, where Moody/Crouch takes the map from Harry, is also key; if you were reading it for the first time you might think Moody is genuinely suspicious of Crouch, but on a second read-through we know he's actually afraid of being discovered and thinking quickly to cover his tracks. 235.
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If you read through enough Twitter and Facebook posts about lost items in Ubers and Lyfts, you are guaranteed to read a couple of horror stories from people who forgot their phones, wallets, or laptops about the driver acknowledging the lost item but demanding a large sum of money, like a ransom, to return the item.
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It's striking how it presents not just the Odyssey, which could be read many different ways, but the Odyssey as read through the lens of, you identify only with Odysseus, and you read it as a story of a male elite hero's sufferings and final triumph, which is a very particular way of reading the Odyssey.
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It read: "Through him we have received the grace of apostleship, to bring about obedience of faith, for the sake of his name, among all the Gentiles, among whom are you also, who are called to belong to Jesus Christ..." When inspiration strikes me during Mass, I take pictures of the Missal so I can remember material for this column.
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Users were offered an opt-out, but only a time-limited one — which also required they actively read through terms & conditions to find and uncheck a default-checked box to prevent information such as their mobile phone number being shared with Facebook for ad targeting (shared phone numbers enabling the company to link a user's Facebook profile and activity with their WhatsApp account).
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" 'Game of Thrones' Episode 2 recap: Let's all sit by the fire before we die By the time they got to the table read, Williams said she had some thoughts about her character getting busy with the character played by Joe Dempsie "I got to the read-through and I'm reading the scene and thought, 'Oh, we're actually going to do this.
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Check the terms and conditionsImage: iTunes Terms and ConditionsIt's a truth universally acknowledged that no one has the time to read through all the terms and conditions they come across, and even if you do set aside an evening by the fire to pour over a bunch of them, there's no guarantee you'll be able to make sense of what you're reading.
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If you read through just a few of these cases, a predictable pattern emerges: The desire for a particular disability is traced back to childhood, years are spent acting out what it would be like to have that disability, a procedure for becoming disabled is selected in adulthood, and—finally—a sense of relief or completeness is felt upon becoming disabled.
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"The BoJ's September 21 decision to move to a framework of 10-year yield targeting marks the beginning of the end of QE (the focus on asset purchase size and balance sheet size as primary instruments of monetary policy), with notable read-through to other central banks," the economists, led by Willem Buiter, said in a new research note on Thursday morning.
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The three books are a compilation of some of the writing from Rowling already on the Pottermore fan site, coupled with new stories in that world that are being published for the first time, making them appealing both to fans who can't be bothered to keep up with every update on the Pottermore site and for those who've already read through everything online.
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I said 'Do something for the old man and read through this and tell me if I've made any big mistakes,' and he did, and he said to me 'A lot of these stories I know, because growing up with you I've heard a lot of this stuff, but to have it written down helped him put everything into perspective.
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She has no way of knowing that she stars in a book that is part of a wave of its own: "#MeToo novels," they're called, these disparate stories of sex and power suddenly regarded as timely, and read through the lens of an unfolding movement — with happy results, I'm about to argue (irritating Nunez's teacher, I imagine, and rather surprising myself).
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I don't know exactly what can get through that and what can't, but it did seem that the goal of these comments that were submitted, the goal of those sort of text randomization, was to make it harder to say, "Oh, these are all the same comment" and to treat them all as one, instead to require that someone read through them all.
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"If a recruiter is reaching out, that means that they&aposve read through your profile and have identified some things in your background and experience that aligns with the current and future needs of his or her company," said Dwayne Cash, a director of talent acquisition in the news and sports department at WarnerMedia who has 13 years of experience in recruiting.
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But then the world has always advanced by fits and starts, and as you read through the turning points in this section, it becomes evident that there is too much changing on each front — the environment, robotics, culture, Hollywood, exploration, politics — for any one leader, or any one nation, or any populist movement, to reverse or even halt these shifts for long.
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When I read through portions of WikiLeaks' Vault 7 data dump, a treasure trove of alleged CIA-supported hacking activity, what struck me was not that the CIA is building and hoarding zero-day hacking tools, but the array of targets and how the dream of hackers (inside and outside the CIA) might be a Dark Knight-style listening technology powered by all our our devices.
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As you'll be able to tell if you actually read through any of the privacy policies that appear when you sign up for a new website, install a new app, or boot up a new device, it's just about impossible to stay completely untracked unless you're going to retreat to an off-the-grid cabin in the woods to see out your final days.
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" To read through Ms. Bening's 25 years of interviews is to hear her consistently and artfully deflect questions about her life with her husband, Warren Beatty (who recently directed her in "Rules Don't Apply") and insistently make the same point that, in her life and art, she is most interested in complex women, rived with contradictions — or, as she described such women, "human beings.
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Of course hearing this sort of story outside the world of Facebook could certainly produce the same reaction, it is just that Facebook allows you to go deep, to become privy to information you might not otherwise ever have, to see the hospital photos and read through the threads in which other people closer to the person afflicted might weigh in with the stories of their own similar ailments.
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Despite Cruz's harsh rhetoric for the state's political elite, he and his wife Heidi, who works for Goldman Sachs, have long operated with ease in some of the country's most exclusive social circles -- a facility highlighted when an introducer read through Cruz's resume at length and told him before the crowd that she had just spoken about him with one of his famous Harvard Law School professors, Alan Dershowitz.
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Make sure to read through the description and photos carefully and pay attention to the Experience's rating and reviews (Airbnb has neat little trophies visible on the page if the Experience has been rated five stars by a certain number of people.) If you have any questions or concerns, Airbnb will put you in touch with the host through its messaging system even if you haven't booked the activity yet.
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Couple that with the massive backlash to Game of Thrones' final two seasons — where shorter episode orders led to curiously rushed and truncated storytelling — and you find the two right at the cusp of their power, precisely at the moment when they need to be incredibly careful in their next steps, because their next project will be read through the lens of the problems with these final two seasons of the show.
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Turn off your phone, like I have two phones, one is for work and one is personal and on the personal phone I've actually taken Twitter off my personal phone and that's more of a self-care issue for me, because I felt like I was waking up as a journalist and the first thing I would do was just read through Twitter without getting out of bed, and I don't think that's healthy.
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