He also might want to read up on secondhand smoke.
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I read up on the meds I wanted to take.
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Keep a dream journal or read up on psychic protection.
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Well, some politicians should read up on their celebrity gossip.
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Also read up on how to dress like a DJ.
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"Have you ever read up on eating disorders?" she asked.
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Read up on the differences between various retirement accounts here.
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Read up on engineered stem cells and dual action antibodies.
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Watch out for paranoia, and read up on psychic development.
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Can I read up on the team in the newspaper?
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Read up on the offer details and sign up here.
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Read up on the different types of retirement accounts here.
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Ryan likes to read up on the sport's colorful history.
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Read up on how to build a solid emergency fund.
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You can read up on developments related to Husted v.
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Read up on some of those sidekicks, like Rocky's turtles.
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Tap into your psychic abilities, and read up on psychic protection.
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Take the time to read up on your retailer's specific policy.
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Think before you click and read up on the latest threats.
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Read up on what you should know about the strain ahead.
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It lets consumers read up on 1.9m ingredients in 62,000 items.
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Read up on other smart money moves to make starting now:
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Read up on it, ask questions and form your own opinion.
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She memorized drone kill stats and read up on defense contracting.
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Read up on them in our guide and take the quiz.
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Read up on the five battlefields for control of the House.
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It's a fantastic day to read up on psychic self-defense.
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I read up on all the scientific literature, I go to courses.
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Read up on the potential drawbacks before adopting a new financial plan.
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Read up on how to prep your 401(k) plan for 2017.
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Read up on cities you're considering playing in and exercise common sense.
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Read up on these bloopers to avoid before you dig in. 1.
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So there's never been a better time to read up on Sanders.
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She had just read up on an ongoing case, Brooke S.B. v.
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Read up on how you can, hopefully, pick up a pan here.
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Be sure to read up on your card coverage ahead of time.
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That's what some doctors told me, and I read up on it.
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If you didn't, you can read up on everything you missed here.
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You can read up on the differences between various retirement accounts here.
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Step one is for Trump Jr. to read up on the bronze.
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Read up on activities and success stories and follow U.N. Water on Twitter.
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Mr Zuckerberg may want to read up on the history of Standard Oil.
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To see their gains — and read up on other recent "survivors" — click here.
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I encourage you to read up on the movement before accepting this offer.
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Read up on the differences to decide which option is best for you.
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Because they read up on it and go out there and do it.
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Read up on different chronic illnesses, especially those affecting people close to you.
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Your psychic abilities are also getting a boost—read up on intuitive development.
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Read up on the ethical ways to deal with an ex's nudes. 91.
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Be sure to also read up on our favorite gaming headsets and keyboards.
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I read up on it in college and started learning more about that.
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Before the meeting, Byron and I read up on Musk's entire life history.
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Read up on the basics, including its symptoms and how it is transmitted.
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Read up on how to do it safely, and then and try it.
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Then read up on five more from the world of arts and culture.
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Read up on why certain corporations succeed or fail and how companies adapt.
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I've even read up on both cultures, they're fascinating; there's really no excuse.
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McKenzie, herself a mother of four, read up on sensory sensitivity and autism.
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Read up on more tips for getting the most from your freezer. 4.
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You're very psychically active during this full moon, so read up on psychic development.
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I grab my book, The Carpenter, and go read up on the roof area.
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"I just read up on the subject and decided to get involved," she says.
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If in doubt, read up on the Wi-Fi provider's security policies in advance.
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"I've since read up on it and I don't think it works," Hiddleston continued.
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Watch the performance below, and read up on everything we know about untitled unmastered.
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She read up on psychiatry, memetics, neurological brain patterns, and also embraced feminist theory.
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Her hearing is tomorrow morning, so read up on more of our coverage here.
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Pratt encouraged his followers to read up on intermittent fasting after his quick success.
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To read up on what we know about the bill so far, click here.
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Well, you better read up on the Incan citadel's strict new ticket policy first.
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Read up on our theorizing, then join us in the comments for further discussion.
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When she read up on that condition, though, it just didn't seem to fit.
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Now's a great time to read up on cryptocurrency, as well as neural interfacing.
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Before you buy a VPN, read up on how it compares to others here.
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Read up on the basics of Hong Kong's extradition bill, which sparked the protests.
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I feel like I've got to go back and read up on things, too.
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Ms. Rancic might have read up on Cardi B, but she was not prepared.
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As Dr. White and Dr. Duah read up on P.C.T., a new question arose.
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As the parents read up on OTC, they recognized several symptoms in their daughter.
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If you're not pleased with your number, read up on ways to improve it.
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Read up on the four percent rule and how to calculate your savings rate.
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Maybe he read up on colonoscopies and is double checking the White House doctor's work.
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But, instead, I suggest you read up on her documentary series about LGBTQ communities, Gaycation.
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Read up on which comfortable bras the women of Refinery29 love in the slideshow ahead.
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Read up on how the Thanksgiving narrative as you know it is largely bullshit. 31.
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Who wants to read up on candidates' policies, attend rallies or even watch a debate?
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Click through to read up on the cast of characters populating The Coterie and beyond.
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I'd encourage people to read up on the predicted changes and start talking about them.
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To read up on the impact of federal programs, visit here before calling your representative.
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If you're skeptical, you should read up on how it works, and how it doesn't.
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You may need to go to the company's website and read up on its background.
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Read up on psychic protection, and don't forget to stand up for what you're worth.
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Read up on simple negotiation strategies that will help you get paid what you deserve.
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Finally, read up on other get to a point where they can finally feel secure.
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While you relax, read up on how to cook with pumpkins, not just carve them.
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Read up on our thoughts below, then join us in the comments for further discussion.
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Go deeper: Read up on the previous deaths of Russian diplomats abroad with Axios, here.
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I'd also read up on the scientific evidence around it and it seemed pretty solid.
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If you're feeling witchy, this is a perfect time to read up on psychic protection.
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He had read up on medical marijuana, and he wanted to open his own dispensary.
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I frantically search the web for helpful information about fertility, and read up on IVF.
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Read up on history For communities on the fringes, reckoning with inequality isn't something new.
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"I read up on the animal and said, 'Wow, this is pretty awesome,'" Bryant recalled.
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If you are not familiar with SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, read up on her and be inspired.
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You should also read up on all the ways iOS 13 will make you safer.
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Read up on costly negotiation mistakes, negotiation tips and career expert Suzy Welch's top advice.
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He gave his voice a makeover, read up on etiquette in books by Miss Manners.
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In the meantime, read up on other creatures we hope to see in the film.
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Read up on these tips for getting exactly the steak you want while out to eat.
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Ahead, read up on what exactly went down on season 2, episode 2 of Killing Eve.
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A few months ago, I read up on cat eating issues and learned about whisker sensitivity.
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We read up on finance tips and search for new, modern ways to pinch our pennies.
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You can also read up on transgender and gender non-conforming identities here, here, and here.
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He suggests taking just half an hour in the evening to read up on personal finance.
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Read up on diversification and how to choose the right account for you and your lifestyle.
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If you're in a more practical mood, read up on how to manage your cash flow.
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It's a powerful time to read up on psychic self-defense and to strengthen your intuition.
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You can read up on all of the latest rumors here (or watch this handy video).
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Read up on psychic development, and pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams.
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Before donating, make sure to read up on some best practices when donating to a cause.
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Read up on other key money questions to bring up with your partner before settling down.
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Read up on the different types of retirement accounts to decide which is right for you.
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Read up on Trump's new leadership team Read up on Trump's new leadership team President-elect Donald Trump has named Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, as his chief of staff and Steve Bannon, CEO of Breitbart News, as his chief strategist and senior counselor.
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Read up on these subjects; it'll keep chatter exciting if you contribute an insight that struck you!
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Is your only reason for being on social networks to read up on the latest pet gossip?
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Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" no doubt read up on Norse mythology before turning to law.
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He gave me some options — birth control to control symptoms or to read up on fertility treatments.
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If you want to read up on how GaN is changing portable chargers, check out this piece.
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Shall we read up on these options in aspects: First alternative is to just ignore this message.
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Read up on any number of historical massacres or medieval torture devices, and you'll get the point.
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At minimum, read up on the company and prepare a few anecdotes about projects you successfully completed.
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Ahead of Trump's tune-up tonight, read up on five things Trump needs to do to win.
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You can read up on what Anderson had to say on the topic on her Twitter account.
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While it's in the oven, read up on a smarter way to roast a turkey for Thanksgiving.
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We'll have live coverage, but until then, read up on how to save on an iPhone upgrade.
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Once you've added your baby to your insurance plan, read up on the copays, coinsurance and deductibles.
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Read up on the different types of retirement accounts to decide which type is right for you.
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This holiday shipping promo does have some exclusions, so be sure to read up on Parachute's policy.
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Read up on some of the stories she referenced, and find some of the others that she didn't.
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Warranty: Steam cleaners don't come cheap, so read up on their warranty policies before making a purchasing decision.
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In fact, Ohanian has been using the Reddit website to read up on some parenting tips and tricks.
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Listen to it below, and also read up on how Flume's signature drop became SoundCloud's most annoying trend.
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Read up on her here, then go check out What To Watch For In A VC Term Sheet.
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Be sure to also read up on our Switch Tips and Secrets, Favorite Switch Accessories, and Bundle Deals.
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Read up on all of the hidden costs that come with buying a home before making the leap.
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And you can read up on how the alleged scheme worked, according to court documents, in this explainer.
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You can read up on Congress' current efforts to increase private sector flood insurance participation here: http://bit.
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So if you read up on them now, you likely won't have to Google them when that happens.
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I make a mental note to read up on conditioning products on the train ride to New Jersey.
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You can also read up on the history of Native Americans using resources provided by the National Archives.
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Read up on the five regulatory fights the tech world will be watching closely in the coming year.
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"Unlike before, I now know what I own and I constantly read up on my companies," she said.
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You like to be smart about things: to talk to a few people, to read up on available information.
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Get professional help, read up on your habit, and know that you can master your mind to break it.
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While you're at it, make sure you've read up on how to collect royalties once your music is released.
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"I've since read up on it and I don't think it works — it's an old wives' tale," he said.
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We've previously covered a bunch of other Pi-inspired ideas on Field Guide which you can read up on.
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Forget about avenging—it's time to read up on everything you need to know about the Marvel mega-villain.
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When my mother began to read up on the condition I became aware of just how common epilepsy is.
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This is a great time to read up on psychic development, and also to generally reconnect with yourself emotionally.
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And if you want to read up on the history of Purple Rain, we've got you covered right here.
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Read up on tips and strategies from regular people who saved enough of their incomes to retire before 40.
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For the second method Buffett said investors should read up on how the management treated shareholders in the past.
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Spiritually speaking, this will be a fantastic time to do dream work or to read up on psychic development.
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If you haven't read up on psychic development in a while, now is a great time to do so.
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And as always, forward this to your friends, read up on our other events and write us with suggestions.
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But as she grew older, she read up on her past, and on the achievements of the Clotilda survivors.
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Assigned to teach flight surgeons how to interpret electrocardiograms, Dr. Moss read up on the subject and embraced cardiology.
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Still, as Bard read up on the virus that causes cold sores, herpes simplex 1, she began to worry.
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Fintech is what you hear about constantly, but probably aren't as read up on as you'd like to be.
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Read up on what makes a good engineering manager and what skills are required to succeed in that role.
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Just off the main hallway sits a library where patients and their families can read up on recent literature.
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Lastly, there are plenty of books you can check out if you want to read up on self-pleasure.
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So they encouraged my curiosity and kept directing me to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, where I would read up on things.
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In many cases, the buyer isn't aware of Zelle, but they do a little googling to read up on it.
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Below, read up on everything we now about the handsome young man currently wooing the most savage woman we know.
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Now read up on how much you should have saved at every age and how to up your savings rate.
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Read up on the FCC's vote to repeal net neutrality for a bit before closing my internet browser in disgust.
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Read up on the key differences between the two accounts to see which one is a better option for you.
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Read up on other things you may not have known you can negotiate— and remember, it never hurts to ask.
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So when an invitation to the Viennese Opera Ball landed in my inbox, I quickly read up on the event.
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You really need to read up on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, because they're slowly being taken away.
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In the meantime, the failed thieves should read up on some tricks of the trade from more successful ATM crooks.
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Mr. Baker pulled Volume 11, the "M" volume of the World Book, off a shelf and read up on Mozart.
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Read up on your card benefitsThe Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant Amex comes with several travel protections that can come in handy.
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Those under the mistaken impression that life is fair would do well to read up on the Brock Turner case.
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This is a brilliant time to read up on psychic development and protection, or to practice meditation and go within.
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I told him he needed to read up on the issue or talk to some people, before making uneducated judgments.
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So whether you want to read up on northern race riots or Japanese industrial pollution, you know where to go.
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Read up on ballot questions, register your friends to vote, donate to organizations for sexual assault survivors if you can.
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Once the news started to come to me, I would click on every notification and read up on the article.
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I take it back into bed and read up on all the news happening around the world on my iPad.
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I read up on a lot things about puppy mill dogs and how to help them acclimate to family life.
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In the meantime, you can read up on the murky history of SOCOM's AGMS fleet at The War Zone here.
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FloQast sells what it calls "close management software," which might not mean much if you aren't read-up on accounting.
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Next, read up on low-cost index funds, which Warren Buffett recommends, and online investment platforms known as robo-advisors.
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Many of Friday's protests were organized via social media, with participants saying they had read up on climate change there.
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So read up on the company's mission statement before your interview and pay attention to what you see, instructs Jacinto.
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You can also read up on habits to give up if you want to get out of credit card debt.
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While you wait for the EP to drop, read up on how Flume's signature drop became SoundCloud's most annoying trend.
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Because of its size, people can walk through the tunnel and read up on different health issues that affect the colon.
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In the aftermath of that realization, I read up on the latest research regarding the impact of frequent social media use.
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For a potential preview, read up on the Empowering Patients First Act, the plan Price submitted to Congress back in 2015.
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You can also read up on the issues mentioned by tapping on the card before you decide which way to swipe.
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So he read up on the Northern District of California's patent rules, made some adjustments, and adopted them in his court.
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When I buy a TV that we haven't tested here, I will happily read up on it at Wirecutter and CNET.
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There are several other theories, too, but we'll let you take a gender and sexuality class to read up on those.
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If you're similarly inclined, do yourself a favor and read up on exercise best practices and evidence-based research around nutrition.
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You can also read up on some habits to give up if you want to get out of credit card debt.
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Visit Know Your Title IX to read up on your rights, so you can advocate for protections at your own school.
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Click through to read up on what we think is going down when the small town with pep calls us home.
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Read up on Lindsay's criteria below — and consider forwarding this to any guy friends looking to try out for the show.
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They agree to read up on the trial and circle back, but one of them think this is a good idea.
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His ramblings border on the delusional, and his encouragement for people to read up on Holocaust denier David Irving is repugnant.
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Shop by growing season: Choose from annuals or perennials, and read up on planting instructions for each while you're at it.
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Seamon actually went around to each set-up to read up on the products, more than many of the other attendees.
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For those that don't, though, mark your calendars and start making time to read up on these horror movie Wikipedia pages.
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Go to a bank, talk to a financial advisor, read up on how the credit process works — it will get easier.
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Read up on your sport so that when your team starts playing again, you'll have even greater insight into the game.
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No matter which you kit you go with, you'll want to read up on the service's methods and privacy statement first.
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You can also read up on the President's guests for the speech, as well as who members of Congress are bringing.
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In my preparation for the interview, I read up on Booker's policy agenda, and I found it to be extremely thoughtful.
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For more on the new iPhone X, read up on our first hands-on photos and impressions directly from the Apple event.
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You need to read up on the organization, practice for those tricky behavioral interview questions, and really know how to sell yourself.
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Young people should use the resources available to them to read up on pressing problems and look into nonprofits doing impactful work.
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Read up on what it's really like to get an eyebrow tattoo before applying the numbing cream and going under the needle.
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Today, you can read up on L.A.F.C.'s also not-shy star Carlos Vela, of whom Mr. Ibrahimovic is apparently no fan.
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You can read up on the characters, important choices, and the overall story; these blurbs are updated constantly as the story unfolds.
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Other than that, you can read up on all of these shows — and all things Tonys — with EW's theater coverage, right here.
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Following the disclosure of her illness, Clinton took three full days off the trail to recover and read up on briefing books.
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In honor of National Lipstick Day on July 29, read up on these five fun facts about the much-adored cosmetic. 1.
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The students read up on Rockwell, learning that his birth certificate said he was born at 206 West 103rd Street in 1894.
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Both he and his wife have read up on the illness and come up with a new family motto: Take strep seriously.
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You can also read up on the issue from major news outlets covering developments with the fires, including, of course, Business Insider.
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If you need a reminder of why that matters, simply go back and read up on the 2010 election -- and its aftermath.
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Read up on FOSTA/SESTA and the ways in which sex workers' lives are being put in jeopardy because of these bills.
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Do your body (and your fellow workout partners) a favor and read up on how often you should really wash your leggings.
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Consider what you personally prefer, and read up on what type of service the hotel provides before you decide where to stay.
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When Girard first heard about her new patient, she read up on the infections to which people who took etanercept were susceptible.
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We&aposve also included the original reviews if you&aposd like to read up on each product or service in more detail.
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You've read up on it, downloaded it to your phone, scrolled the feed, and maybe even posted a clip or two yourself.
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While you're at it, read up on how BMI has been widely debunked as an inaccurate and misleading measure for health. 244.
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Read up on everything you need to know before you do, from who's who to the first critical reactions, to everything Nick Fury.
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" And she has a message to lawmakers today: "Please read up on your civil rights history pertaining to schools, restrooms and water fountains.
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Keep reading to find out which pieces are missing from your lingerie wardrobe (then maybe read up on how to properly launder them).
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So, it&aposs not like the President just decided yesterday to read up on North Korea, this is all because of his leadership.
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He read up on all the basics to hip-hop beat-making, downloaded apps like Pro Tools and Mixcraft, and got to work.
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To find the best 22020-in-1 laptops you can buy, we've tested several devices and read up on all the expert reviews.
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While you make changes to your itinerary, be sure to also read up on how you can be of help to those affected.
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Users can also read up on other intangible factors like vibe, noise levels, and local insights that are harder to research through Google.
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I read up on the rally and discover that the Trump campaign headquarters in Alaska is being set up right across the street.
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If you're unfamiliar with the disaster now infamously known as Fyre Festival, then do yourself a favor and read up on it here.
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After that, I read up on his legacy and watched the documentary about his life and learned what an interesting man he was.
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Next, read up on eight things to give up if you want to buy your first home and start saving for your goal.
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Then, read up on the 11 San Francisco-based clothing startups that prove the Big Apple isn't the only place where fashion thrives.
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Uranus retrograde is a great time to read up on finances, especially the aspects that inspire yet confuse you like investing or cryptocurrency!
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Having obsessively read up on the Koryo Burger before my flight, I was primed to retch before a flight attendant handed me one.
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If you still insist on doing it yourself, read up on what you should know before even picking up a pair of scissors.
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In response, Ivanka Majic advised Donald Trump to read up on climate change and be more careful about who he tags on Twitter.
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Read up on ways to save at the grocery store and check out meal prep tricks that will save you time and money.
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For that reason, recruiters look for candidates with knowledge of company culture, so applicants should read up on the agency's values, Segal said.
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That means taking the time to thoroughly read up on the business for up-to-date insight on what's important to the company.
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Sorry, bloodthirsty millennials ... Kathy says it's better to use your imagination, or just take the time to read up on Bundy's brutal murders.
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If you hold one of these positions, or are expecting an end-of-year bonus, read up on the smartest ways to spend it.
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As Bahcall read up on the history, he became more and more interested in the question of how important ideas are nurtured or forgotten.
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Though I read up on what happened in Nier before booting up Nier: Automata, it's something else entirely to sift through the revelations yourself.
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He concedes that Cosby has made some "questionable decisions," but doesn't think that he's a criminal—despite having read up on the Constand case.
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If you're planning to stay in the U.S., you can also read up on other highly rated travel cards to flesh out your options.
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Getting a Diagnosis After making the appointment with the geneticist, the boy's mother sat down at the computer to read up on Ehlers-Danlos.
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She read up on professors beforehand and, if their written work was accessible, familiarized herself with it, so she could make mention of it.
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You can also read up on the "dreamlike structure of telepathic assertions," find recipes for invisible ink or learn how to open sealed letters.
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Try to spend time around exciting people or read up on exciting things— but expect miscommunications or delays, as Mercury retrogrades into Aries today.
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Click on for six options that you can kick major marching ass in (and read up on our complete guide to the Women's March here).
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I read up on investing and was instantly comforted by the numbers, and excited by the potential to grow a nest egg without much work.
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A follow-up survey, to be conducted next month and in November, will determine where the eclipse inspired people to read up on astronomical events.
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Getting in on the popular green trend is simple: read up on the how-to of planting and shop our apartment garden essentials guide ahead.
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It may also help to read up on airlines' on-time statistics for flights, something all U.S. carriers are required to include with their routes.
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I decide I can't live without pizza, and after two days of arbitrarily craving carbs, I read up on "Carb Cravings" over a pepperoni slice.
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Ohanian, who is expecting his first child with fiancée Serena Williams, is using his own website to read up on some parenting tips and tricks.
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Click through to read up on the times some of your favorite idols proved that us normal folks don't monopolize zits — acne is equal opportunity.
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Read up on what you're agreeing to on March 7th, when Terms and Conditions by R. Sikoryak hits digital and physical shelves from Drawn & Quarterly.
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By the time I get to Gitmo, I've also read up on the Dungeons and Dragons community but have no clue what else to expect.
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Go deeper: Read up on the previous incidents with a thorough BuzzFeed News investigation, here, and previous deaths of Russian diplomats abroad with Axios, here.
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Read up on Latin America's venture fundraising and investment data, most active local and international investors and biggest deals, in LAVCA's Five Year Trends report.
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Libra is the sign that rules justice, and while combative Mars is in this sign, it's likely you'll be inspired to read up on law.
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Varun Baker, a well-traveled and educated entrepreneur, has started Ganjagram, an application where users can read up on the laws regarding marijuana in Jamaica.
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If you're worried are getting audited, read up on seven reasons the IRS might audit you and red flags that can trigger a tax audit.
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"Hope you've read up on the curse of the bristlecone," Andy Bunn told me, with mock concern, over breakfast at a diner in Bishop, California.
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We get our tickets and brochures and sit in a shady area for a bit to read up on the history of São Jorge Castle.
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Check his Twitter, read up on interviews he's giving—in this case, Breitbart, a huge red flag—and generally do the homework, instead of assuming.
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If the towels you have right now look a little nasty, read up on why we love microfiber towels before you decide what kind to buy.
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Powell conceded that he has not read up on the theory but said he has heard some "pretty extreme claims" about how it might be implemented.
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If you're interested in getting your Global Entry application fee waived, be sure to read up on the top credit cards with free Global Entry.7.
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"So if I hear anybody saying their vote does not matter, saying that it doesn't matter who we elect, read up on your history," he says.
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Obama also spent time on an iPad, which he used for personal web surfing and to read up on what people outside his circle were thinking.
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After every episode you go down the online rabbit hole to read up on the world of Westeros and discover the hidden symbolism in each episode.
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But when Jason pinged me, I read up on the events leading up to the landing and was reminded of how it brought a nation together.
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Mr. Bahr read up on Georgia tenant laws before he purchased his home to make sure that he could easily remove a difficult tenant, if necessary.
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Once you have narrowed down the list, take a deeper dive on the ones that remain and read up on how they use your personal data.
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When counseling current applicants, he reminded them to keep their online presence updated — particularly LinkedIn — and read up on the person who will be interviewing them.
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Read up on more expert-vetted negotiation strategies and remember: Although only half of job seekers negotiate, the vast majority of those who try it succeed.
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Lucky for you, 2019 has a huge psychic awakening in store for you, so it would be wise to read up on intuitive development in preparation!
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Not to mention Nayyirah Waheed (read up on her plagiarism dispute with Kaur for real-life Insta poet drama), Tyler Knott Gregson, Amanda Lovelace, and Lang Leav.
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Of course, before you do that, you should make sure to read up on how opening a new credit card will affect your credit score and profile.
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However, before you decide to take your boss to court, you may want to read up on U.S. labor laws, which are quite different from French regulations.
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His calls for unity ring a little hollow when you read up on his views and realize he embraces many of the same divisive policies as Trump.
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While we wait for May 14th to roll around, there's a lot to read up on about the OnePlus 7 Pro, some of which is still rumored.
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He knew what to do," Ferrell said, adding that the trail runner had "read up on stories and educated himself on what to do in that position.
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Read up on simple money habits that will help you earn more, money habits that will help you get rich and rich habits of highly successful people.
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Fell, the chairman of Metal Assemblies, said he had read up on how to register in the UK and was passing the information on to individual employees.
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But if you want to know more about how some of the darker parts of rap have evolved in the UK, you can read up on it.
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Read up on the candidates who have announced their runs for president to learn about their backgrounds and criticisms and see where they stand on key issues.
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Shatner added spoken word verses to "In Love," playing a lecherous older man who'd read up on '90s new age material in an effort to seduce women.
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Before you throw in for an office pool, read up on the best way to organize it so you don't all hate each other if you win.
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We'll read up on sun and soil and mulch, we'll file away tomato-centric recipes, we'll add zucchini and squash and maybe even pumpkins to the mix.
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Now read up on Eastern Illinois, the little-known FCS program where Jimmy Garoppolo, Tony Romo, Sean Payton, and Mike Shanahan developed into big-name NFL stars:
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Bring extra medication in your carry-on, and read up on the laws and restrictions of your destination so you're not stopped at customs when you enter.
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So she read up on the shots in PEACH's pamphlets, watched the anti-vaccine documentary Vaxxed, and talked to her neighbors in her Brooklyn Orthodox Jewish community.
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If you're so inclined, you can read up on almost any cooking technique or implement and learn the history behind it, one that sometimes spans continents and migrations.
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Never diagnosed — the last thing I wanted was mind-altering medication or someone else's opinion — but once I read up on the symptoms, it was hard to deny.
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In the meantime, read up on Mashable's guide to taking a supermoon pic that isn't a blobby mess, and enjoy Twitter's failed attempts at capturing a perfect pic.
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In between snagging A+ deals on home goods and more, we suggest you read up on these six brands ahead of your next Walmart trip, IRL or virtual.
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So here's your homework this week: Read up on The Good Stuff, and then thank a teacher, mentor, parent or someone else who encourages kids to love learning.
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Refugees can read up on topics including how to enroll their children to local schools, how to read basic traffic signs, and how to ask for medical help.
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I had read up on the research of why this matters in tangible ways, how women govern differently and can re-shape perceptions of who can be powerful.
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Use today's energy to read up on psychic self-defense, to engage in your spiritual practices, or to create art—interpersonal stuff is better saved for another day.
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As a child, Kasuga aspired to be an astronomer and took every opportunity to visit planetariums in Tokyo and read up on the sciences in his free time.
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For Dunbar, she read up on Robert F. Kennedy; Keane is part Shirley Chisholm, part George W. Bush, if you can imagine those two in the same body.
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To be even more prepared, read up on Times reporting on voting patterns and predictions, via The Upshot and the "What to Know About Election 2016 Today" feature.
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Your commute by bicycle probably isn't going to make the city's air any cleaner, and even if you read up on candidates for civil-court judge on Patch.
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Read up on how game violence might impact kids so you know what to look for if your kid plays Apex Legends or any other game with violence.
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As millions prepare to head into the fray on Inauguration Day and for the Women's March on Washington, read up on how to prepare yourself physically for protest.
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You can read up on what you should look for in a VPN here, but different services can change and you should always do some research before using one.
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And President Donald Trump's White House would be wise to read up on it, because it just might explain the recent and sudden movement in national polls toward impeachment.
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For the curious, Mount Rushmore is a giant granite sculpture in South Dakota, designed by a man named Gutzon Borglum — read up on more facts about Mount Rushmore here.
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If you're passionate about astrology, you've probably already read up on your sign's ruling planet, ruling element, quality, and representative symbol — but have you learned about your sign's keyword?
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In fact, he said he had not heard of the movement until after he left the courthouse on Thursday and read up on the news coverage of the trial.
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Ahead, read up on our favorite scenes that broke the mainstream mold, then talk to your partner about how you two can help support this important cultural renaissance today.
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For the final section of the film, "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite," Ordway, the film's scientific consultant, read up on a doctoral thesis on psychedelics advised by Timothy Leary.
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To help stretch your stimulus check as far as possible, read up on how to budget the money you have left if you lose your job during the pandemic.
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She would read up on them in advance, sometimes correspond with them by mail, then engage them in conversation during a portrait session long before she raised her camera.
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Next, read up on eight things to give up if you want to buy your first home, the No. 1 mistake homebuyers make and steps to take before buying.
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Speak to your phone company about pausing your mobile wireless plan (then read up on how to get service abroad) and notify your banks of your long-term leave.
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"I think it would be good for someone in this kind of power with so many followers to read up on the benefits of the [vaccine]," Moss wrote to CNN.
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In this scenario, I can read up on Smash Ultimate patch notes, watch gameplay, then practice what I've learned right next to the source material, all on the same display.
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Like before, the museum will feature rooms filled with rare, pooch-related art and a library where guests can read up on the breeds that make up their own pets.
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If you haven't read up on tardigrades, or "water bears" as they're more commonly known, take a few minutes and familiarize yourself with the microscopic creatures that are nearly indestructible.
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Then, you'll be dropped into Diagon Alley, where you'll meet your fellow classmate (and future bestie) Rowan, who's read up on Hogwarts: A History in anticipation of starting first year.
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If you have a strange hobby or pet interest, they will put in the effort to read up on it, even if it's something they've never been interested in before.
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In one study involving five California middle schools, math teachers were asked to read up on the reasons students might misbehave, and urged to make students feel heard and respected.
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Read up on the Prince That Was Promized/Azor Ahai prophecy here, and click to the next slide to see the original passage from The World of Ice and Fire.
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Read up on how this might affect a separate arms treaty with Russia, what China has to do with this, what U.S. allies are saying and other key lessons here.
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Read up on advice — you might be surprised by tips like getting on your knees for the perfect angle or taking closeups of cool features like your pretty stone fireplace.
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The process of homework back then was to like an idea through personal experience, read up on it with the best research, and then match those insights with other firms.
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After my visit to the museum, I was hung up for weeks: I watched the documentaries, read up on the women, listened to Manson rave throughout a series YouTube videos.
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As I read up on them, I'll be more attuned to how the people that surrounded the presidents fed their egos and shaped their administrations, for better and for worse.
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So if you're a Sagittarius crushing on a Taurus, don't despair — but you might want to read up on what Tauruses like in the bedroom to give you a leg up.
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If you're struggling to make your startup's economics work, read up on dozens of "invisible unicorns" who show that you can get big without relying on outsized amounts of venture capital.
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Just look through your Sanrio history books and read up on Cinnamoroll— or head over to cute-stuff-space competitor San-X and check out characters like Kogepan, Yogurukun, or Nyanko.
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Educate Yourself If you want to participate without leaving your house, read up on the current immigration policies touted by the White House that largely impact families and kids of color.
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To free up cash to divert towards your debt, read up on money saving strategies from super-savers or consider increasing your income with a side hustle or part-time job.
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Read up on how to calculate the amount you'll need in your own golden years and check out the 10 places across the country where $1 million will stretch the farthest.
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Now that you're inspired to get started on your 2016 tax returns, if you haven't done so already, read up on the common errors that can slow down the filing process.
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Now that you're inspired to get started on your 2017 tax returns, if you haven't done so already, read up on the common errors that can slow down the filing process.
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If you'd rather read up on the setup steps before you plunge in, guides on how to configure Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay are on the company support sites.
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"There was nothing really reliable on the internet that you could really read up on, so everybody had their own speculations, and I just had to see for myself," says Arnu.
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So I read up on it, and the thing is: If they do radiation, chances are they kill the stuff around it as well, and it's close to my language center.
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Before you go to Instagram your own experience, read up on these photography tips and how to take the proper safety measures to ensure you don't harm your lens or your eyes.
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So when we learned she opened up about her beauty, wellness, and breakfast routines to The Cut, we knew we had to read up on her latest living-your-best-life guidance.
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Next, read up on money habits that will help you earn more and how to build wealth quickly from a millennial who went from $2 in his bank account to $1 million.
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If you're so inclined, you can also read up on some previous VR political experiments, from an early Democratic debate live stream to a full VR social space dedicated to the election.
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If you live in an area expected to be impacted, read up on FEMA's hurricane safety tips to make sure you're prepared before the storm hits and know what to do during.
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Also, read up on 50 ways to bring in additional income, high-paying jobs you can do on the side, and lifestyle changes to make if you want to earn more money.
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He became an avid follower of her blog, and read up on the instrument she used, a violin made in 1864 by a noted French craftsman and violin dealer, Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume.
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Take this opportunity to ditch tasteless, Mexican-themed blackout sessions and either read up on the holiday's fascinating history, or check out what creative people actually living in Mexico have to offer.
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"I can sit up here in my tractor and do my banking, monitor six weather apps and read up on things like trade and Huawei, all on my phone," Mr. Rasmussen said.
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You can read up on the details of each bottle — its tasting notes, ratings from other Winc members, its body and sweetness levels — before deciding whether to add it to your shipment.
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To prepare for his trip to Seoul, Mr. Udashkin said, he learned some common phrases using the Duolingo smartphone app, looked at Korean fashion websites and read up on the local news.
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I decided not to read up on them before visiting so I could experience them through the eyes of an average customer, and open myself up to any indoctrination they might try.
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If you have the luxury of taking your time over a purchase (in other words, your current laptop hasn't just died), then take it: Read up on what's new and what's coming next.
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For more twin-centric content, read up on the rise of twins on YouTube, how style can vary twin to twin, and how Phoebe and Ursula Buffay are the best TV twins ever.
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On the desktop application, where the feature was first available, listeners could right-click a track and hit "Show Credits" from the menu to read up on a song's performers, songwriters, and producers.
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Overheating in 80-degree weather while wearing a dark suit more appropriate for a chilly boardroom is not surprising (google "wedding fainting videos" or read up on Kanye West's Yeezy season 4 show).
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From a super-famous YouTube star to two singing sisters with a little-known mentor (have you heard of this Beyoncé character?), you're going to want to read up on these beauty trailblazers.
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If you really want to differentiate yourself, read up on the company before we meet, understand what we do, and make a list of what you like—and what you don't—about it.
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Brat faced multiple questions on Russia but declined to respond specifically to the firing of Comey when he spoke to reporters afterward the event, saying he needed to read up on the news.
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If you've waited for the official launch, now is the time to read up on exactly how to play Pokémon Go, and get those walking shoes ready because you're going to need them.
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Support reporters who are putting in the legwork, seek out this information proactively, read up on legislation that might impact foodways, and mostly, don't stop caring about the human cost of everyday conveniences.
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Read up on how Omar Banos, a 20-year-old who made music in his bedroom, tapped into a young Latinx audience — and is paving a way to thrive as an unsigned artist.
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Whether you're more inclined to read up on political news or binge sitcoms during the winter, there are multiple HP products with deals attached to them that we think are worth checking out.
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Washington (CNN)A constitutional law expert fiercely defended her knowledge of the impeachment inquiry Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee after the panel's top Republican suggested she wasn't read up on the proceedings.
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The IRS could: Now that you're inspired to get started on your 2018 tax returns, if you haven't done so already, read up on the common errors that can slow down the filing process.
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Save $200 on an Apple Watch Though not as classic nor as versatile as a stainless steel timepiece, a smart watch has plenty of its own draws ( you can read up on them here).
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Some big science news broke at the very end of 1173, and it's essential you read up on it if you ever want to help the middle schooler in your life with their homework.
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The IRS could: Now that you're inspired to get started on your 2017 tax returns, if you haven't done so already, read up on the common errors that can slow down the filing process.
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But when, in December 1971, a friend asked her to debate a feminist on the amendment, she read up on the issue and decided that the E.R.A. was dangerous and needed to be stopped.
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Unless you want to spend all of New Dawn saying to yourself "whatever" and "I don't know," do yourself a favor and at the very least, read up on the bonkers details of 5.
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Before flying to Los Angeles, I relearned everything I'd forgotten about United States presidents and world capitals, read up on Final Jeopardy betting strategy, and watched the full catalog of the Tournament of Champions.
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My husband read up on eggplants, learning that they are bisexual and that they self-pollinate, and when the first tiny one appeared, I named it baby ganoush and documented its growth on Instagram.
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So Wilsey began cold-calling dozens of scientists, hoping to convince them to take a look at NGLY1 deficiency; if they agreed to meet, Wilsey read up on how their research might help his daughter.
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While it may seem daunting to read up on a complicated issue, you shouldn't rely on your friends of color to educate you on racism — it's not their job to take on that additional labor.
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On my trip to China last October, I relied heavily on ExpressVPN to use Google Maps to check what town I was in, read up on the latest Hong Kong politics, and check Twitch streams.
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The generally recommended course of action is to read up on the type of ransomware you've been hit with and find out how to remove it, then reinstall Windows or macOS, should you need to.
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While giving up alcohol or signing off social media isn't going to result in a raise anytime soon, you can read up on simple negotiation strategies that can help you get paid what you're worth.
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So I didn't speak out about doping much at all, and I didn't read up on it much at all during the bulk of my career because I wanted to pretend like it doesn't exist.
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Read up on his predictions, and check out some ethereal behind the scenes photos from the film, below: The Creators Project: So, how did you want audiences to react to the ideas Connected brings up?
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As a fire sign, you have strong convictions, but this Mercury retrograde, it's a good idea to read up on something you consider yourself an expert on to be sure you have all the information.
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Here are the five factors that do affect your FICO credit score, the most popular scoring system out there: Besides credit score, read up on other important money concepts and habits to teach your kids.
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Standing outside her house, Beth Eliot, a resident and real estate agent who slid into an activist role after she read up on the trial, said the technology was unnecessary, at least in the Keys.
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Once you're prepared for all of the costs that come with home ownership, read up on eight things to give up if you want to buy your first home and start saving for your goal.
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"They just told us, you know, to stay quarantined in our homes for 213 days and they gave us some papers to look at, to read up on what we're supposed to do," she said.
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He watched TV, became a fan of the Russian pop star Olga Buzova and read up on the crimes his fellow prisoners were accused of in the tabloid Moskovsky Komsomolets, delivered daily to his cell.
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We watched "The Pride of the Yankees" and I learned about Gehrig's interesting, too-short life; I read up on colorful tidbits about the game; and for a time I was a big baseball nerd.
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In fact, Peek encourages Minaj to read up on the story of Rosa refusing to give up her seat to a white man ... and just how serious and dangerous of a situation it was for Parks.
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The KittyCatKrate also has a blog (the KCK Times, of course) where mom can read up on articles about cat care, signs that cats need extra attention, and the health benefits of being a cat owner.
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I've read up on how to make bread from a sourdough starter, spent time exploring the TimesMachine with my brother and discussed articles about everything from gravitational waves to music with my parents, friends and peers.
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Last-minute negotiations The judge had recessed in order to read up on the case and the federal statutes, which Assistant US Attorney Michael Friedman had initially argued should be used to keep Moles behind bars.
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Find your new favorite sex position Read up on some sex position guides and choose something new to try — whether it's standing sex, reverse cowgirl, or "the octopus," as you might find your new go-to.
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Buttigieg started a group with some college friends, the Democratic Renaissance Project, whose members read up on John Dewey, Louis Brandeis, and other liberal intellectual icons, and tried to imagine how Democrats might reclaim the initiative.
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For anyone who has read up on that topic, it's difficult to watch the hard hits on pre-teens and not wonder about the long-term consequences that the near-religious devotion to football might exact.
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He served in the Navy, graduated from the University of Missouri, read up on I.R.A.s and 401(k)'s — all the while remembering his grandfather, also a preacher, who spent his life picking cotton in Mississippi.
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Schlichter says the best course of action is to call up your resort, read up on TripAdvisor reviews, or scan the fine print on the hotel's website to figure out how to handle tipping during your stay.
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These certainly aren't the only books out there to read up on the history of the space race — there have been numerous others that have come out over the years that are worth picking up as well.
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It also urged creators to utilize its resources, like the YouTube Audio Library, and to read up on YouTube's dispute process policies before uploading content that the creator believes is a copyright exception due to Fair Use.
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Of course, not all who practice magick are Wiccans, so we'll offer this additional warning for believers: Make sure you've read up on your rituals and are confident about your intent before practicing any kind of magick.
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And though her high school wasn't chockablock with counselors, she'd had the good sense to read up on Davidson and, in her application, lay out a mix of cogent, sophisticated reasons that it was right for her.
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One challenge, Mr. Epstein said, is that different manufacturers use different names for the same technologies and may offer them in a bewildering array of combinations, so shoppers should read up on the different systems before buying.
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It's a good idea to read up on the origins and meaning of maracatu before visiting to better appreciate the distinct costumes and instruments, such as the alfaia drum, the agbê beaded gourd, and the gonguê cowbell.
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For those of you who don't regularly read up on carbon emissions (or its very specific terms), biogas digesters are basically tanks that digest organic materials to produce biogas, a natural energy source, according to GLW Energy.
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Read more on Ovechkin and why the haters need to shut up: Also read up on which team you should be cheering for: And for more Stanley Cup content, check out Down Goes Brown's latest Grab Bag.
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And, for every person who claims that they can live with anyone, there are a dozen others who know their limits and strengths as a roommate — these are the people who have probably read up on their sign.
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I just kept saying: I'm not prepared to have that discussion, because I didn't know what the hell it was and I wanted to run out of the meeting and get a book and read up on it.
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Here are the five factors that do affect your FICO credit score, the most popular scoring system out there: Now that you know what factors affect your score, read up on ways to boost a bad credit score.
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We caught up with the seven member K-pop group while they were in London (which you can read up on here), where we asked their super shiny faces to take part in the Noisey Questionnaire of Life.
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Be sure to do your own research on how to boost your credit score to before buying a house and read up on the four things you should be doing if you're aiming for a perfect credit score.
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Jenkins had read up on production history and knew that the show had reused footage from an unaired pilot; Cynthia had thought that Spock had been exploring his human side, as opposed to his more stoic Vulcan side.
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For the six days between the onset of miscarriage and the procedure, with nothing to do but cramp, bleed (not too heavily), and obsessively monitor the bleeding for signs of tissue, I read up on miscarriage in online forums.
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Since we're not quite experts yet, we recommend that you read up on IUDs, managing the Pill, and common birth control side-effects to get a fuller idea of the differences and possible difficulties of each kind of contraception.
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If you need remote administration for your router, read up on how to set up a virtual private network (VPN) server to securely connect into your local network from the internet and then perform management tasks through that connection.
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We are a pet-loving species, even more so in our modern urban lives than before, which is why we like to read up on our furry companions while they purr in our laps or snore at our feet.
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She needs to read up on how that has panned out in Germany, known for its worker councils, where many consider that it was the loosening of labor rules and demands that has actually allowed the country to prosper.
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During his Oculus years, he had read up on projects like the troubled F-35 fighter, which had a problematic head-up display, and realized that applying lessons from the consumer world could improve its design and lower costs.
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Before you upgrade your sheets, read up on what these bedding startups offer and what you should buy from each one, and check out what interior design experts have to say about finding the best bedding for your space.
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Howard Schwach read up on naval aviation in the ship's library and remembered the story of the NC-4 later, after he retired as a middle-school teacher and became the editor of a weekly newspaper in the Rockaways.
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"So," he began, "I read up on Tiresias, and noticed a discrepancy: wasn't he also asked to judge whether a man or woman derived more pleasure from—" 2B frowned, and 9S was once again blinded by a white light.
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You can also donate to the Red Cross by text, but you should probably read up on their failures in Haiti (they raised half a billion dollars and built just 6 homes after the earthquake in 2010) before you do that.
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You can read up on what to do during this time and prepare as much as possible, but until you're in the throes of surviving the juggle of motherhood and entrepreneurship, I don't think there is any advice that will help.
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Your psychic abilities will heighten as the Sun spends time in Gemini, so break out your tarot cards, read up on psychic development (and psychic protection!), and pay attention to your dreams—while you're at it, catch up on sleep!
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In March, Alsup requested that each side name a book or a treatise about LIDAR, a laser-based detection system used for self-driving cars that is at issue in the case, so that he could read up on it.
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They're advising drivers to read up on road closures before they drive, and use designated staging areas, airport taxi queue style, with signs that say "Emergency Stand: Rideshare Location" where Lyft Ambassadors will be posted nearby to help confused riders.
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If you're in doubt, step away—whatever you're buying is likely to still be there tomorrow even after you've read up on a few online user reviews to discover that it doesn't quite have the battery life the manufacturer is promising.
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Kim Kardashian's mission to help convicted murderer Kevin Cooper prove he's innocent is enraging the mother of one of his victims, who says Kim needs to read up on the mountain of evidence that shows Cooper is guilty as sin.
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If you missed our story on the now-abandoned plans for a sequel to one of gaming's cult classics, read up on it before listening to a discussion between myself, Editor-In-Chief Austin Walker, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau.
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I've tried out and read up on my fair share of phones as a tech reporter and have found I prefer Android devices to iPhones, but I haven't been able to take that last step to ultimately switch away from Apple.
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"Anyone considering undergoing a cartilage repair procedure should read up on the surgery and the rehabilitation so that they can appreciate the need to protect the new, delicate repair tissue and the need for the post-operative recovery times," she said.
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The best way to get your message read is to email directly (don't message on LinkedIn), give context about why the receiver needs to hear the information, and always read up on the company or person you're reaching out to.
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She makes one wish that more literary scholars read up on dark matter, and that more professors in the STEM fields appreciated the difference between a mass spectrometer and a metaphor, the poetic logic of Genesis and a data set.
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And I really like what I teach — I'm constantly learning — and it just keeps me relevant, between working with teenagers as well as constantly having to read up on what's happening around the world, especially since I teach social studies.
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Identify safe extensions the same way you would identify safe apps: Look into the background of the developers, check the permissions that they ask for, read up on reviews left by other users, and stick to extensions that are actually useful.
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With a conservative new director for the consumer protection bureau, bipartisan interest in amending parts of Dodd-Frank and the GOP focused on pulling back a few key rules, read up on the five ways finance laws could change in 2018.
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"If you know who you're going to be talking to that can help you tailor your questions, too," Pong adds, noting that the types of questions you ask have the power to demonstrate how much you've read up on the person. 4.
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So in regards to Walker's policies, all of the union-busting definitely caught my attention at first, but I didn't realize until I read up on him a little more that he really seems to have it out for marginalized people in general.
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Otherwise, there's no set formula for which type of retirement account is going to be right for you, so read up on the differences between them and talk to a trusted financial advisor about what works with your current lifestyle and future goals.
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And yet, when I googled and read up on tax law, it all sounded legit: Unbeknownst to me, New Hampshire has an 2100% business profits tax that kicks in when the gross business income exceeds $5003,2500, a threshold I crossed last year.
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There are some limits to be aware of and types of damage that may not be covered, so it&aposs a good idea to read up on how the benefit works before heading to the rental car desk to get the keys.
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I'm not suggesting you do this because spoiling the series is literally no fun at all, but you could always just go on Reality Steve or Bachelor reddit (truly a wild place to be), and read up on all the spoilers from the series.
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Fortunately, the Vylyv community is an encouraging one and, whenever I became too frustrated with my exercises and in need of a motivational boost, I'd check the Forum tab in the app to read up on other users' thoughts and queries about the program.
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We're only going to cover some simple privacy tips here without wading into any legal issues, but if something more serious is going on, there are tools you can use to make a report: read up on the instructions for Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Later, Rubio repeatedly told viewers to Google "Trump Polish workers" so that voters could read up on a since-settled lawsuit alleging that the real estate mogul knowingly employed and abused illegal Polish immigrants to demolish an old building to make way for Trump Tower.
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Airlines differ on what type of changes they allow — and whether or not they'll charge you, which often depends on your elite status or lack thereof — so make sure to read up on your airline's policies if you think you might go for it.
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In "Anxious Politics," a study of fear and public opinion published last year, the political scientists Bethany Albertson and Shana Kushner Gadarian report that when citizens are on edge they pay closer attention and read up on issues, to clarify the source of their anxiety.
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But the challenge is that this workplace etiquette tends to be an unspoken rule — since you can't exactly flip to a page in your employee handbook to read up on how to wow leadership with your communication style, for example, it's easy to make mistakes.
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Bloomberg again suggests that the service will live inside the Apple TV app on iOS and Apple TV. Having read up on all the rumors over the last few months, I'm still a bit confused about what you'll actually be able to play from within Apple's service.
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Interested Android fans will read up on the subject and they'll know the exact issues of a blue tint when viewed off-axis, muted colors, and potential screen burn-in, and they can then make a reasonably informed decision about whether they can live with them.
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I can read up on it, and see how the first game bled into the second; which in turn impacts on events of the third (if you choose to have your Witcher 3 story reflect your decisions in its predecessor, which you have to do manually).
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"I read up on leprosy when I was a kid and found out it had an incubation period of 11 years, so I spent a lot of time thinking I might have it and wouldn't know for another 10 years," she told The New York Times in 230.
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Aries is known for being independent and bravely embarking into uncharted territories, but if you read up on the mythology of the Aries ram, you'll learn that the reason why Aries takes so many leaps is so they can take those closest to them along for the journey.
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But as you read up on the candidates and ballot measures and plan your voting day, know that there are millions who may not even get the opportunity to cast a ballot in the upcoming midterm elections — or the elections that will follow — because they have a disability.
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After not knowing where to start with his daughter Emma's hair — and noticing the frustration among other men, too — he formed a community in which dads can take classes; watch how-tos; or read up on how to style braids, buns, and even Gaga-esque hair bows for their girls.
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Maybe your children have asked you why there are people who live on the streets, or you've read up on how the state's lack of affordable housing is driving the crisis and the state or local policy changes that experts say will be necessary to make a dent in the problem.
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Luckily, there are plenty of Reddit sleuths online still working tirelessly to solve the mystery—so House can go read up on Chinese spies and how they've been covertly stealing secrets from White Sands Missile Base or whatever until those "chicken shit" feds decide to fill him in on the truth.
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While it's a best practice to give at least two weeks' notice whenever you quit your job, if the environment is too toxic or you're absolutely miserable, you should be able to leave without giving any advance notice (just be sure to read up on your state's at-will employment laws first).
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UPDATE 5, 2019/21/16: You can now read up on the other figures who will be featured on the new currency, including Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Sojourner Truth, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucretia Mott for the $10 note, and Marian Anderson, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King Jr. for the $5.
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Given that Google is prompted to suggest all the ridiculous items and concepts we 20- and 30-somethings have murdered before recommending the searcher read up on how millennials keep libraries, unions, and handwriting alive, it's clear people are more drawn in by what millennials are disrupting than by what we're helping to maintain.
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But the Yale University Press, which publishes many of Douglass' writings, opted for a subtweet: "He's being recognized more and more, so read up on #FrederickDouglass and the amazing job he's done," their account tweeted, linking to a page where one can purchase Douglass' landmark Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave.
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I've set mine up to input events into Fantastical, direct to-do tasks to Things, send out tweets so I can avoid being sucked into my timeline, create new notes in Bear (more on these apps later), and store search queries for when I have time to actually read up on whatever I'm researching.
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But it's unclear how successful the raids might be in achieving the goal to break up families and send people back to their countries of origin, since President Donald Trump tweeted about the raid weeks ago and gave immigrants and advocates ample time to prepare, change addresses, and read up on their legal rights.
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Those investors invited only to the roadshow lunches and keen for a decent allocation are more interested in impressing the IPO bankers – who take notes on who attends – with how closely they have read up on the company, and do not want to jeopardize their chances by rattling the company management, said investor relations experts, bankers and lawyers.
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She read up on clinical trial after clinical trial that could find no hard evidence that homeopathic remedies worked; she consulted chemists and physicists, who explained why quantum physics can't support homeopathy's claim that water retains "the memory" of any substance it comes into contact with; she turned to psychologists, who talked in-depth about the placebo effect.
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If you haven't yet, be sure to read up on the brothers' misadventures growing up, including the time Rex refused to be Rob's wingman on a double date, leading to a wrestling match "after a few hundred beers" that left Rob's ankle broken the same week their dad was coaching the Bears defense in the Super Bowl.
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And when I'm feeling curious or apprehensive about the future of the game, and about the sheer range of soccer I might one day feel obliged to obsess over, I'll read up on Major League Soccer or the Chinese Super League—generally agreed to be rising forces, though still currently a place for second-rank talent and the occasional fading, pampered megastar.
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But if you are considering the free Windows 10 upgrade before the offer ends, make sure your PC is fully compatible with the new system, read up on the various Windows 10 online support forums around the web (to get an idea of technical issues you may encounter) and back up your Windows 7 system fully before installing the upgrade.
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The chart below illustrates just how much more the top 1 percent have in savings than the rest of the population: Here's exactly how much the top 1 percent of earners have saved: And here's the breakdown of how much more the top 1 percent have saved compared to the: Now read up on how much you should have saved at every age and how to up your savings rate.
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Wi-Fi Map (iOS, Android)Image: Wi-Fi MapIf you're too anti-social to seek out a coffee shop or a sharedworkspace and you want to be able to get online when you're out and about, then Wi-Fi Map is one of the best apps at directing you to some safe, fast public wi-fi you can tap into—you can read up on the comparable speeds of each network, and even get passwords if they've been submitted by other users.
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