Leverage and incentive are most readily gained when a prosecutor can establish that a witness participated in some other readily provable crime.
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The pressure cookers left in Manhattan were filled with shrapnel and HMTD, according to the Times, an explosive that can be made with readily a few readily available chemicals.
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So why can't law enforcement discern the threat posed by violent white nationalists when they so readily — more than readily — see it in the figure of an armed black activist?
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" He conceded defeat readily, but "with a heavy heart.
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By keeping on slower moving and less expensive disks data that doesn't need to be readily available, space is freed up on faster disks for information that does need to be readily available.
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Violent Islamist ideology should be more readily identified and squashed.
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When such granular absorption took more readily, like a language.
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The analytical tools to quantify the impact don't readily exist.
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The upside is it's strong; it's secure; it's readily available.
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As technology matures, it becomes cheaper and more readily available.
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In the meantime, Twitter users are sharing their thoughts readily.
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And nothing was easier or more readily available than Metrecal.
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That is not only because it is more readily available.
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When decent bandwidth isn't readily available, users can simply text.
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Yueting readily admits LeEco wants to build on Tesla's legacy.
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There was no obvious cause, no readily apparent smoking gun.
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Unlike a countertop SodaStream, it's cheap, readily available, and portable.
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Beau Clark's age is not readily available on the internet.
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They especially distrust the courts, which readily endorsed past expropriations.
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I get why people don't readily disclose their full names.
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Fitch considers all of ABC's U.S. cash as readily available.
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Some data sets are truly proprietary, others are readily duplicated.
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But illegally manufactured fentanyl pills are readily available across America.
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Participants readily admitted they don't often talk to their neighbors.
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They smiled more readily, giggling and chattering freely among themselves.
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All were readily turned out by the rehydrated cellular machinery.
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And then there is a cheap and readily available credit.
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But in developing nations, these resources aren't always readily available.
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Unfortunately, none of these data are readily available to applicants.
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Then, they recreated the process using more readily available materials.
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Lenders cannot readily distinguish the real reason behind a default.
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He readily and repeatedly accepts his fate; he forgives instantaneously.
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If treatment for cholera is readily available, it's extremely effective.
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Turtle traps, on the other hand, can readily be found.
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Because make no mistake, Washington will not readily accept change.
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He readily admits that this is not a new idea.
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More and more interviewees swam by, readily joining the conversation.
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"Certain types of fresh food" would not be readily available.
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That's surely why he let go of it so readily.
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Now, I'll readily admit that I'm not chicken sandwich expert.
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They are Jewish, though not in any readily discernible way.
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The mechanisms are more readily available, and much more anonymous.
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Likewise, details about KS Global Group are not readily available.
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Today, the average citizen cannot readily discern fact from fiction.
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The core technology to produce these microbes is readily available.
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It was a puzzle that the data didn't readily explain.
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Only contain ingredients that will readily degrade in natural environments.
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The shock came from encountering one who readily admitted it.
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"I find something quite ironic about it," he readily admitted.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump does not readily admit defeat.
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But civilian personnel could perform these tasks just as readily.
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She cries readily when conversation switches to her dead husband.
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These more immediate savings goals for millennials are readily understandable.
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She can put herself in my shoes intuitively and readily.
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I readily admit that I am one of those critics.
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Ms. Caplan readily admitted that not everything she pushed succeeded.
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But she readily acknowledged that recruiters prey on Muslim youths.
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Besides, many readily available snack foods aren't good for us.
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And they will readily misinterpret them unless you communicate clearly.
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I would readily admit that this was a poor headline.
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No margin of error for the poll was readily available.
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In raw eggs, avidin more readily binds and reduces biotin.
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The plant establishes itself readily, and colonizes new areas aggressively.
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It readily leads to burnout — and therefore less effective care.
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The Catholic hierarchy readily complied with the Italian government's decisions.
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Our culture readily demonizes parental ambivalence, never mind parental alienation.
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His task, GOP insiders readily concede, seems close to impossible.
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And if the world accepts them so readily as reality.
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I readily recognise that Sharon is not the conventional retail choice.
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The exchange of ideas and traditions is readily slammed as "appropriation".
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On Monday, scars were readily apparent at the Colorado Springs clinic.
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Imagine, however, if experts couldn't readily identify the diaries as fraudulent.
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"Guns are too readily available to too many people," Tory said.
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Meanwhile, Dunn's "Nadine" is readily available via YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, etc.
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They more readily seek out information that conflicts with their worldview.
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"This type of accident is readily preventable," that latter report suggests.
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Similarities between the two cakes are readily apparent to laymen's eyes.
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The effects of this can be readily seen against Ken Norton.
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Mr Thompson's thesis might seem obvious—a fact he readily admits.
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Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat readily deliver huge amounts of entertainment free.
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It's not readily clear, and Howrey leaves that particular twist ambiguous.
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It's also legal, readily available, and let's not forget beer goggles.
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Videckis and White have an easy intimacy together; they laugh readily.
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Mr. Reamer readily admits that none of these ideas are new.
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"I was the importer of the Chinese Kalashnikovs," he readily admits.
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One can readily understand why authoritarian nations would favor such borders.
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That budget of movie doesn't really get green-lit as readily.
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Domestic brewers must also make the most of readily available ingredients.
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However, Korsh readily acknowledged they could change the show if needed.
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Or, we can enable patients to travel to trials more readily.
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In addition we readily gave over one million pages of documents.
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Sure, Samsung could have readily ditched the 3.5mm connector, but why?
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He consults the Bible more readily than security experts, say critics.
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Fund managers sell the stocks that come most readily to mind.
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"Once they began looking, the devices were readily seen," Thornton said.
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All of which was readily available online, for anyone to access.
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But what about the tiny microplastics that aren't as readily visible?
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Fast internet, WiFi, and even cell phone coverage are readily available.
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Fake Nets apparel was readily available on the Taobao shopping site.
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It's not perfect, but it shows what can readily be done.
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However, this information may not always be readily visible to purchasers.
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Women, a project that Sarkeesian readily admits has left her exhausted.
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Meanwhile, globalization means processed foods and drinks are more readily available.
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He readily admits that he doesn't think the thing will pass.
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We weren't going to just bend to another's will very readily.
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It was readily available, waiting for me, an echo of positivity.
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But when you're watching episodically, the seams show much more readily.
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These vehicles could readily be used for water rescue, officials say.
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It's also a society where guns are readily attainable and affordable.
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Mussels and other shellfish readily grow on the sides of ships.
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They say "Allah" too readily and misquote verses from the Koran.
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It was cheaper, more readily available and relatively easy to procure.
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And unlike the ACA, states can readily do something about that.
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That means there isn't a readily available supply of their stock.
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We were also surprised to accept the whole conceit so readily.
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There is no wiggle room readily apparent in the above sentence.
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For example, augmented and virtual reality technologies are becoming readily available.
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Water is not a readily available natural resource for many Ugandans.
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At the time, the agency could not readily examine criminal records.
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But neither is a prototypical power hitter — something Gregorius readily acknowledges.
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But for this book, much of my experience was readily available.
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They readily decided the therapy was the right thing for Ricky.
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In the city, the conflict's socio-economic dimensions are readily apparent.
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So we focus on the ones who're most readily before us.
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He readily replied that his lord and savior was Jesus Christ.
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You can see this just as readily when Gastelum is hit.
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Mac Donald's article was readily embraced by pro–law enforcement conservatives.
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These types of actions aren't readily apparent in online harassment situations.
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But just because something's not readily quantifiable doesn't mean it's unimportant.
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The days of mining for readily available coal are long gone.
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If you haven't watched it yet, the DVD is readily available.
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Bluefin tuna are exceptional hunters and don't submit readily to aquaculture.
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Some people give up too readily to get the best results.
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Ava and Juan took readily to their new circumstances, she said.
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Companies looking to get into outbreak prevention can readily find money.
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But in all-male groups, the men volunteer just as readily.
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The trivia game is an altogether different, and readily accessible, approach.
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Isn't this information readily available to anyone with an internet connection?
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Farmers could spray more readily, and fields became clear of weeds.
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She can't know for sure, though, because tests aren't readily available.
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And the world, Mr. Ma readily acknowledges, could use some changing.
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The folding stock can help the weapon be more readily hidden.
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Outside of the US, the show is readily available on Netflix.
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But for the team at FreeWill, that information is readily available.
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The altered video can't be readily distinguished from the real thing.
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They have all the options readily available to them in culture.
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Democratic administrations have all too readily helped to construct this narrative.
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Are self-defense courses readily available in your school or town?
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The tote, on the other hand, doesn't readily stand for anything.
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When I contacted Mr. Epstein, he readily agreed to an interview.
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Apocalyptic rhetoric often flows readily from preachers' pulpits and politicians' platforms.
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Great idea, but as ImpactMatters readily admits, it sometimes doesn't work.
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Both readily admit to having much to learn from one another.
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Alcohol is readily available, aggressively marketed and part of American society.
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When I contacted Mr. Epstein, he readily agreed to an interview.
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" Ms. Beatty readily admits, "Everyone loves a woman on a bike.
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The devices are readily accessible and easy to conceal, she added.
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Just like women aren't diagnosed with autism as readily as men.
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I posted what I liked and what came readily to hand.
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But only one is readily available at the International Space Station.
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The researchers developing these treatments readily acknowledge that they may fail.
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But we shouldn't expect it to happen so rapidly, so readily.
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We are talking about issues that have reasonable, readily available solutions.
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Readily Available Cash: At 31 December 2016, Fitch estimated that EUR1 billion of cash was needed to fund intra-year working capital needs (average peak to trough), and therefore not considered readily available for debt repayments.
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And, since they are the most abundant elements, they are readily available.
|
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The same will be true for the original, readily available, consumer bot.
|
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The markedly different contours of their skulls were readily visible, speeding identification.
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Zelda readily accepts, one step closer to the life she's always wanted.
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Prions are the misshapen form of proteins readily found in our brain.
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This type of capital is not readily available from many conventional sources.
|
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Now, Uber drivers can readily use Betterment to invest money for retirement.
|
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Cy Twombly famously didn't paint every day and readily confessed that fact.
|
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Williams did readily concede that Cadre has much more up its sleeve.
|
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Perhaps not the most comforting answer, but the only one readily available.
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"Most individuals did not readily fall asleep but conversed freely," Ekirch says.
|
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Usually it is a request, readily met, for toilet paper or soap.
|
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Here's the thing: There's a readily available tool to fix the problem.
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He simply used such content because it was readily available, he said.
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"People tend to eat more when it's readily available," says Cohn. 3.
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But Shew's photographs of the works are among a few readily found.
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His is a mind which readily produces poetry with ease and eloquence.
|
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Predictive maintenance is not only going to be realistic but readily available.
|
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LinkedIn is hungry for content, and it's content he will readily provide.
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The standard version of her is readily available anywhere that sells Pop!
|
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And that's even before any electrification other smaller automakers are readily pushing.
|
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He readily admits that his initial forays into online dating were lackluster.
|
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Compared with military hardware, drone technology is both readily available and cheap.
|
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The answer to the first question wasn't readily apparent in THX's announcement.
|
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The same corporations that "We the People" readily support with our dollars.
|
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Yet walk into any "Black hair shop," and they are readily available.
|
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Highlights are Skype's own take on Stories – something the company readily admits.
|
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"Reaching" or not, information is too readily accessible for this to occur.
|
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The course is also regularly updated to respond readily to student suggestions.
|
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The software needed to jailbreak an iPhone is also readily available online.
|
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Tony readily agrees, under the condition that Margaret does everything he says.
|
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The laws are designed to make it so it's more readily available.
|
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Still, as Bezos will readily admit, most of his investment ideas fail.
|
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Democrats readily admit they chose these measures, instead of more far-reaching
|
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Mortgages for foreign home buyers are not readily available, Mr. Cheshire said.
|
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He noted the helicopters bringing in troops and equipment were readily visible.
|
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Its disadvantage is that it is not so readily absorbed into cells.
|
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But sometimes those answers aren't readily available, and humans have to help.
|
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The Texas investments in power grid infrastructure could readily be emulated nationally.
|
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At end-September 2017, Baidu had readily available cash of CNY100 billion.
|
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For starters, Python is 100% free, open-source, and readily available online.
|
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Although criminal law readily embraced DNA forensics at first, debate arose quickly.
|
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Nick, who readily admits that he previously had good experiences with Wag!
|
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Forensic experts may not be readily available, so first responders take photos.
|
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Uber readily agreed and said that it was wrong to use it.
|
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There is a lot of info you can readily access online today.
|
|
Perhaps there's something stultifying about having all this information so readily accessible.
|
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But unlike them and unlike their professor, Kroff does not readily smile.
|
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Asked if his family's buying-power alarms some, Mr Green readily agrees.
|
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The tumor was readily visible, embedded within with the surrounding normal brain.
|
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Fortunately, there is a readily achievable way to depoliticize the Supreme Court.
|
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Arnold always as a sturdy youngster and took to the game readily.
|
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First, the more microscopic the memory the more readily we believe it.
|
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Though impossible to accurately describe, we readily recognize meaning by its absence.
|
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He readily pointed the finger at Florida prosecutors and law-enforcement officials.
|
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The dossier was leaked, and it is readily available on the internet.
|
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But what kind of mother would so readily give up a child?
|
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If you have a weakness, it can be masked much more readily.
|
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Ross told CNBC that he sold the holdings that were readily sellable.
|
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As the play conceives it, Richard's villainy was readily apparent to everyone.
|
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That's something they can more immediately experience and is more readily shared.
|
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Scientists can use it to readily alter genes in virtually any species.
|
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It wasn't until the 1960s that maxi pads became more readily available.
|
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There are the readily recognized symptoms of psychosis: hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia.
|
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We too readily consign antiquities to the remote province of the past.
|
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Others sought the less-comprehensive coverage Trump has made more readily available.
|
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Few other cases have so readily showed the dangers of such cases.
|
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Meals are catered; accommodations and facilities are top-notch and readily available.
|
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Readily available consumer drones are already able to serve the social good.
|
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Bookman also thinks OpenGov helps local journalists by making information readily available.
|
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As the researchers readily admit, the study also had several major limitations.
|
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The researchers did this by using information readily available on the internet.
|
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Of all these countries, Japanese investor data is the most readily available.
|
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It seems to stick to our cells more strongly and more readily.
|
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At first bewildered by the request, Mr. Kelly readily gave his blessing.
|
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The movie and Li's memoir were readily available there, Nichol was told.
|
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And thanks to cultural studies, we readily interpret clothing and popular culture.
|
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And even packaging that's designed to readily degrade can raise new problems.
|
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An animal's digestion extracts the nutrients that are readily available fairly quickly.
|
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A formula for reducing cigarettes doesn't readily translate to pods or cartridges.
|
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For one thing, various data about any given cycle are readily available.
|
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In front of his willing audience, Allardyce readily reprised his greatest hit.
|
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This was when the internet became more readily available to the masses.
|
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But by then, supplies from Brazil will no longer be readily available.
|
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He said that such terms are being deployed too readily and casually.
|
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Mr. Flanagan could just as readily demand more vegetables in school cafeterias.
|
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In addition to passwords, you should make other personal information readily accessible.
|
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South African arrest records are not readily available in the United States.
|
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The Illuminati are a secret society and can not be readily contacted.
|
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Such cables aren't readily available, and the pairing bit isn't that bad.
|
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When the Spanish influenza struck in 1918, face masks were readily adopted.
|
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But as testing becomes more readily available, more cases will be uncovered.
|
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The most readily apparent is the film's cinematography, which is consistently beautiful.
|
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And with translation apps readily available and free, there is no excuse.
|
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Who would conjure magic as readily as they conjure State Delegate Equivalents?
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Rehabilitation services and support after initial acute treatment are not readily available.
|
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They might as well have been selling soap—as they readily conceded.
|
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Discrimination by algorithm can be more readily discovered and more easily fixed.
|
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And frankly speaking, are more readily recognized and honored for their service.
|
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A custom veggie mix readily whipped up for our vegan was fine.
|
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What the organization did with that money is not as readily available.
|
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"I would like this kind of technology to be more readily available."
|
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She blames herself so readily that you get to blame her, too.
|
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Supermarket shelves remain full and fuel is readily available at petrol stations.
|
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He acknowledged that the two results do not readily make sense together.
|
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So why isn't accessible housing more readily available in New York City?
|
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You should have your license and registration readily available to the officer.
|
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Mr. Trump's own aides readily acknowledge the reality that he does not.
|
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This type of behavior makes me believe that this group of guys would readily play 'pin the noose on the n*****,' just as readily as they incorporated an 'Anne Frank' cup in their noxious little game of pong.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Readily Available Cash: Fitch considers that as at December 2015 EUR1,700m of cash, or around 2.5% of net sales, is needed for day-to-day operational activities, therefore not readily available for debt repayment.
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LIQUIDITY Healthy Liquidity: Liquidity is ample, including EUR11.4 billion of readily available cash and liquid investments for industrial operations at end-2016, following Fitch's adjustments for minimum operational cash of about EUR1.4 billion and not readily available financial assets.
|
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This $999 TV is the C7C model, not the more readily available C7P.
|
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Schulz, 25, readily admitted that embracing her "mum bod" has been a process.
|
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They're readily available, lightweight and relatively inexpensive compared to alternatives like 3D printers.
|
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Not worrying about gray mold means farmers can water their plants more readily.
|
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All of the effects we've talked about we're readily able to account for.
|
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Unsurprisingly, Braun says, Fonsi's reps readily agreed — but they wanted him in English.
|
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We more readily take up those meat-based, or "heme" sources of iron.
|
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With capital readily available, start-ups have opted to stay private for longer.
|
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Thus, Maduro's most readily available recourse to ease payments is unilaterally halting them.
|
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Some of these problems are minor and readily treatable; others are medical emergencies.
|
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That the same episodes are readily available on the Infowars site doesn't matter.
|
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Lucid readily admits that its car falls short of some of its competitors.
|
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He's readily deployed Katrina Pierson, a full-blown crazy person, as his spokeswoman.
|
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She vows to do the opposite, and will readily recruit from any party.
|
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That data is readily available when you look at a fund's returns online.
|
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Police said Maute, an Arabic-language teacher, readily admitted his identity when questioned.
|
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In both tests, the wolves approached visitors of all types readily and willingly.
|
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Now these tools are more readily available and more sophisticated than ever before.
|
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The colleagues with whom she works can more readily recognise her leadership abilities.
|
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Should Warner Brothers invest in a sequel, the source material is readily available.
|
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The Northern League, a right-wing regionalist party, has readily exploited these worries.
|
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Something readily adaptable, like Bayesian cognition, is a natural fit for a host.
|
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The free-donor base for plasma cannot be readily switched on or off.
|
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And I readily concede, I&aposm in an increasingly small group of Republicans.
|
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New entrants can readily amass enough data and match or leapfrog your solution.
|
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Readily I agree to every condition of use without thinking twice about it.
|
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He and François Hollande readily used military force, for example in bombing Libya.
|
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She convinces me to go for drinks after work and I readily agree.
|
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash to recurring operating EBITDA.
|
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That's why I designed a ship anyone could build with readily found materials.
|
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This is when the rabbit hole we are going down becomes readily apparent.
|
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Nevertheless, the different factions will still readily promote each other's ideas, Warzel said.
|
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For those with weak stomachs, sick bags are readily available at the restaurant.
|
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It's a transition that has introduced Chang to night sweats, she readily admitted.
|
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Such weapons are known as ghost guns because they cannot readily be traced.
|
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This is such a moment – and one the entire world would readily embrace.
|
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The gas fumes, on the other hand, are readily available, with our compliments.
|
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In addition, hacking is becoming a more readily available and easily deployed weapon.
|
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Sound amplifying devices are readily available and accessible to anyone for any reason.
|
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That trend was readily apparent at a November sales event in Hong Kong.
|
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Eventually, it will take on a form that non-pilots can readily use.
|
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However, most non-cinema content would not be readily available in the format.
|
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The only trouble was, it wasn't readily apparent who could take his place.
|
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But while both men exude alpha-male tendencies, their differences are readily apparent.
|
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Restricted Cash: Cash is placed in 'AAA' money funds and is readily available.
|
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The parts needed to build a vape device are also readily available online.
|
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Owning a gun or having one readily accessible makes all three more likely.
|
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These units are readily available on Ebay, usually for no more than $35.
|
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DiCaprio was, the 30-year-old told Esquire, readily prepared with a design.
|
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We found promotions readily available in-store for toilet paper and paper towels.
|
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Then they start using drugs even more readily later when the drugs return.
|
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The turnaround process is a lot longer than just pulling readily available samples.
|
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By 8 AM Wednesday, the frustration coursing through the crowd was readily apparent.
|
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Hip-hop's health could be calibrated by how readily artists admitted his influence.
|
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"We can't have them racing something that is not readily available," he added.
|
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It pits neighbor against neighbor as readily as it pits buyer against seller.
|
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We have all wondered why vaccination and prescription records can't be readily available.
|
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High-speed Internet is readily available for streaming movies or conducting video conferences.
|
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Perhaps now, Bekele would more readily buy into a scientific approach to training.
|
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Saudis readily admit it was their mistake not to engage with Iraq sooner.
|
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We should aim to use larger samples and share our materials more readily.
|
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His wry sense of humor was more readily apparent, as was his optimism.
|
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It is a romantic story, an appealing one, one we can readily understand.
|
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Treatments like light therapy are readily available from brands you see in drugstores.
|
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And Sandberg readily acknowledged such a huge effort would require a huge investment.
|
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We metabolize fructose differently than glucose, which can be readily used as is.
|
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Briquettes are so popular because they're affordable, easy to use and readily available.
|
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They readily acknowledged that they could be hanged for what they were doing.
|
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But today's announcement will not readily lead to contact with an intelligent alien.
|
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Thankfully for the women in my care, we had those interventions readily available.
|
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It should also ensure the necessary education, tools and resources are readily available.
|
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Although Toews had readily agreed to show me around, she was feeling apprehensive.
|
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These contractual provisions may be neither voluntary nor readily understandable for most consumer.
|
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But much has changed since 2015, and the compliments now flow less readily.
|
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I would far more readily support Hillary Clinton, or Bloomberg if he ran.
|
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And the travel industry is readily capitalizing on our addiction to glowing screens.
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There is a drive towards raising awareness and making information more readily available.
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Bun cha's history is not readily available, at least in the English language.
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Imagine having electricity readily available but being AGAINST ELECTRICITY until 13 years ago!
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That's the 40 percent we're going after, and people quite readily understand it.
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As at FYE15 it had EUR2.0bn of cash readily available for debt service.
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"Maybe just stick with simple bet," he says, to which I readily agree.
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It is irresponsible to jeopardize an irreplaceable resource for something readily available elsewhere.
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Vaccination should not be delayed if a specific product is not readily available.
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Sufficient masks must be made readily available for hospitals, clinics and other caregivers.
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Ms. Cruci, 50, a teacher's assistant in a special education class, agreed readily.
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These methods would need to be inexpensive, readily available and easy to use.
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The chemistry between the two of you is readily apparent in this film.
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He's a gung-ho, grizzled straight man, readily playing against his superheroic image.
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Fresh, locally made beer is readily available these days in most metropolitan areas.
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Here, we readily conclude that Judge Kwan has been spending our good will.
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There remain challenges galore, though, which the impressive St. Luke's musicians readily dispatched.
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Most of these smaller environmental changes should be manageable, readily addressed through adaptation.
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But he will readily admit he's concerned about the legacy of his art.
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Luckily, that film is readily available both on disc and via streaming services.
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It is doubtful they will readily give in if they face severe punishment.
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And the astronauts may build their base using something readily available: their urine.
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What other cavity is so time-tested and readily accessible than the rectum?
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But it was not readily apparent that Republicans would sign onto the effort.
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Influenza viruses readily mutate, necessitating annual flu shots for protection against new strains.
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Ms. Bretécher embodied many of her characters' traits, and she readily lampooned them.
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And yet the Hong Kong courts have readily granted the police sweeping injunctions.
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This change has been readily apparent in the way people get their news.
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So, in adjusting what's covered, the government can readily keep the system affordable.
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But there is growing consensus that the pathogen is readily transmitted between humans.
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Without a readily accessible birth certificate, how could The Times be absolutely certain?
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Taxis are readily available, and the streets around the hotel are pedestrian-friendly.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash-to-recurring operating EBITDA.
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Bottled water's indefinite shelf life and readily available product made its expansion seamless.
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This unpleasantness isn't swept under the rug or converted into something readily digestible.
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But Lysol's phenolic disinfectant is readily available and safe for all washable fabrics.
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But how that plays out day to day is not always readily apparent.
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The company said it bought cloned flytraps, which are readily grown in captivity.
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The risk is this is a sweet spot that won't readily be repeated.
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"Unpredictable" and "enigmatic" are the two words that most readily apply to him.
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YouTube readily delivers embarrassing evidence of high-profile flip-flops: videos of Sen.
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Failure is not a judgment we readily apply to artists of Traylor's cohort.
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So Trump can readily notify the other parties, Canada and Mexico, of withdrawal.
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The Tomahawk could readily be stored at and launched from the Aegis sites.
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Virtue, as La Rochefoucauld knew, readily accepts the tributes it receives from vice.
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"I readily concede I'm in an increasingly small group of Republicans," Gowdy said.
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With these considerations in mind, one readily predicts how this will play out.
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"That will need substantial capital - which may not be readily available," Gupta added.
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An entire supply chain, readily available in China, would have to be replicated.
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All these options, Bolton readily admits, would cause collateral damage for South Korea.
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Not having readily accessible water on Mars would be a real headache, and something that could delay or slow down exploration and migration efforts, and possibly force astronauts to the poles, where ice is more readily available at the surface. [Science]
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Mason said he would ensure naloxone, used to treat overdoses, is more readily available.
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Feinting Aldo into a pivot or counter hook might expose this target more readily.
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That information was readily available on the FEMA website as late as Wednesday night.
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Yellow-vest fever cannot be easily pinned down, nor are its grievances readily addressed.
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It's become a big business, as well as a confusing one, Ravikant readily admits.
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Pace noted that the material is always readily available and doesn't damage the specimen.
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So, immediately following sleep, your mind is most readily active to do thoughtful work.
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Miocic's gameplan against Ngannou can just as readily be included as an honorable mention.
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Life might be able to withstand horrendous conditions much more readily than we thought.
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Financial terms, including the size of carrier fees for Viacom, were not readily available.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt less readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA.
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I'll spare you the videos, but they're readily available online, if you're so inclined.
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We're coming out earlier and are more readily accepted by our families and peers.
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However, the problem appears to be an intractable one with few readily available solutions.
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Alcohol, which kills many of those who despair, is readily available across the West.
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It's like being unable to handle your liquor, but without the readily diagnosed intoxicant.
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Earlier studies have shown that making naloxone readily available and affordable can also help.
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It also makes one of the app's newer augmented-reality features more readily available.
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"They could be readily used at the time of outbreak, irrespective of the disease."
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Science tells us that we engage more readily with technology that mimics human interaction.
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However, this opportunity is not as readily available to members of the LGBTQ community.
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The long-term benefits of anything less than total victory are not readily apparent.
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Ikea doesn't readily state this on its site, however, and we haven't independently verified.
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The latter will be available only through Verizon when the network becomes readily available.
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I think we certainly want all of the common features to be readily available.
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Today, the tools to keep our information safe are more readily available than ever.
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They didn't tip their hand as readily as the liberal justices or Alito did.
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By their nature, they are more liquid: they can be readily bought or sold.
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Less land is readily available for local authorities to seize and sell to developers.
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But once they move on to seeking tenure, women are much more readily lost.
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Capital has flooded in as readily as pilgrims flock to the shrine at Knock.
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Growth factor is unique compounds that aren't readily available in the food system commercially.
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A lot of that wasted food is readily-edible stuff that just gets tossed.
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"They can crack down pretty easily, rounding up the usual suspects readily," Khan says.
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Now my personal health information is readily available to anybody with an isotope scanner.
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Another, a middle-aged guy, readily accepts the offer to register via Smith's phablet.
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He was resettled alongside a former detainee from Tajikistan, who has more readily adapted.
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These are mere company promises that cannot be readily enforced when they're needed most.
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They are the sort of thing that too many of us tolerate too readily.
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However, it is readily treatable and most get better in 1 to 85033 weeks.
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Instead, GCHQ proposed an alternate standard, MIKEY-SAKKE, which can be more readily intercepted.
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That is information Whole Foods has readily on hand and is refusing to divulge.
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Let's focus on teraflops, since that's the buzzword thrown around most readily these days.
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Many of the passwords were quickly unscrambled using readily available tools when we tried.
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Paying careful attention to detail, Alexander strives to make her knitted moths readily identifiable.
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Social media sites such as and Facebook were not readily accessible, local users reported.
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As Comcast will readily admit, voice is a much smaller piece of the puzzle.
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Many users who'd become dependent on opioids switched to cheaper, more readily available heroin.
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Lee readily admits that his position represented a conflict of interest, hence the unload.
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Yet even through all their evolution and success, Cursive never made readily accessible music.
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Sweetness is typically a signal for carbohydrates, a very readily available source of calories.
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Alternative investments are becoming increasingly attractive and more readily available to the average investor.
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"We readily and happily provide consensual glitter bumming," Ali Gay, director of Glitoris, said.
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I'm still working on those parts of myself, but they come more readily now.
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Valls readily compared his rival Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's main opposition Labour Party.
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In such cases, an eight-justice court operates just fine because majorities readily form.
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The Obama administration readily agreed that the court's proposal of inferential notification could work.
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At the International Astronautical Congress, in Adelaide, Australia, that booming industry was readily apparent.
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Venus was quickly under siege, with Serena feasting readily on her modest second serve.
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In 2013, Mazda offered to refurbish the car for Morris, and he readily accepted.
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Mr. Trump was taking advantage of a bureaucratic maneuver that is not readily available.
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Priming is when you more readily identify ideas related to a previously introduced idea.
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Today, the real nature of air warfare is readily apparent to anyone who cares.
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And when students reach out for help or mentoring, it must be readily available.
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Information about the poll's sample size and margin of error were not readily available.
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The American energy revolution is sadly under-reported while climate alarmism is readily promoted.
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My daughter readily goes to sleep by herself — for the time being, at least.
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They have argued that the imported products are readily available from American steel manufacturers.
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A healthy political culture would readily expel supporters of that cause from its ranks.
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The difference in energy levels between Dukakis and Bill Clinton alone were readily apparent.
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Fitch believes liquidity support is readily available from Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.
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"Girls" isn't one of those shows that readily lends itself to a big finish.
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Physicians may more readily prescribe drugs they're familiar with through these types of promotion.
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Everybody puts their own spin on it, but it's readily available for every culture.
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"These sensor networks, thanks to the Internet of Things, are readily available," Akanbi said.
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So for you to make money on something that's so readily available is impressive.
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The great thing about James Corden is how readily available his everyman routine is.
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Akram also participated in group therapy focused on pain management; he readily dispenses advice.
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You've got fuel, you've got weather, and you have what's readily available to burn.
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While facts are available more readily than ever, they often seem to be afterthoughts.
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But, perhaps in 2016, the reasons for the Electoral College will become readily apparent.
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If an airline collapsed, however, that would make crew and planes more readily available.
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And that mind-set could not be readily defied, as President Trump has learned.
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The jargon accreted gradually and imperceptibly over decades, and is readily comprehensible to practitioners.
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Denzil Forrester: The man most readily identified as the dub inventor is King Tubby.
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These symptoms are not readily understood by my high-powered industry colleagues and bosses.
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Doubtless, Dreamlands isn't readily allowing of contemplative appreciation of many of its individual works.
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It's especially strong now that video technology is readily available and easy to use.
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But she readily admits now that she was not perfect in her personnel decisions.
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He also jaunts more readily through other decades, from the 1970s to the 2010s.
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But perhaps their biggest environmental harm is something you can't readily see: carbon footprint.
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I only know what I read and can pull out of readily available databases.
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He readily gave his name: "Maytham Muhammed Mohemin," he said, practically spitting it out.
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Add to that his need to surround himself with readily compliant flatterers and sycophants.
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They have argued that the imported products are readily available from American steel manufacturers.
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The diffuser comes with a one-year warranty and customer service is readily available.
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I think it's more patriotic to withhold applause than to grant it too readily.
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Many of these consequences, like increased drought, wildfire, and vanishing ice, are readily apparent.
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And, perhaps somewhat surprisingly, given his divisive reputation, his phone number is readily available.
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There's even a crowdsourced effort to make functional ventilators out of readily available parts.
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Meanwhile, our rulers readily wield accusations of contempt against any who refuse to cooperate.
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No league dives into the real issues of today so naturally and so readily.
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But if the Portuguese had caved in readily, the British put up strong resistance.
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The king would often greet passengers over the intercom, but not readily identify himself.
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" Dusenbery said, "Women are are more likely to seek care for pain more readily.
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Arguably the most famous investor of our time, Warren Buffett readily admits his mistakes.
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Fortunately, some factors are readily apparent, even to the breaking-up-with-me layperson.
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Jennifer Lawrence stars alongside the readily unnerving Javier Bardem, Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer.
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Her previous jobs as a fashion model and QVC jewelry entrepreneur don't readily translate.
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Its spectacular views are readily apparent, but I especially appreciated its sedate, sophisticated vibe.
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Aging causes the bones to become brittle, and broken bones don't heal as readily.
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Yet Trollope also recognized that brickbats too readily brandished lose their power to stun.
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Warren-Wins-Big is my dream headline, but I readily admit it's very unlikely.
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"People didn't readily believe it," said the woman, who asked not to be identified.
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We went through three bottle brands before finding one our baby son accepted readily.
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Nontoxic, safe, cheap and readily available, I keep boxes of this stuff on hand.
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Thankfully, most of our other picks on this list are readily available at drugstores.
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"If the center can help make materials readily available, it would be very helpful."
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The group readily admitted that it wanted to eradicate Christianity from the Middle East.
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If enough are persuaded, concerted action can be readily coordinated to resolve the problem.
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Fitch defines leverage as total debt less readily available cash to recurring operating EBITDA.
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Third, airlines more readily delay or cancel flights during the packed holiday travel season.
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The world is back to eight nuclear weapons states, with no readily apparent proliferators.
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"These are strains that do not readily spread from person to person," Schaffner said.
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Even tarps were made readily available during the disastrous recovery efforts of Hurricane Katrina.
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Shults readily agreed with me that It Comes at Night is a brutal watch.
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In future leadership positions, they will more readily find common ground and manage differences.
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And yet, Americans readily dismiss the country's need to atone for its original sin.
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The idea is to make them readily available to a wider group of people.
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The balm has heft, but absorbs readily and has diminished my daughter&aposs eczema.
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"There's no silver bullet that can be readily used" in soybeans' place, Puette said.
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Spicer said those with green cards would now be readily admitted to the country.
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I've whittled down the objects that I can readily access to the bare essentials.
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A machine could potentially pick up on patterns not as readily perceptible to humans.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments -Readily available cash: At 31 March 2017, Fitch estimated that EUR10 million of the group's reported cash and cash equivalents were needed to fund intra-year working-capital needs, and therefore not considered readily available for debt repayments.
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When that happens, the measures being announced today can be more readily reduced or removed.
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If a gun is readily available, a hasty decision could more likely be made permanent.
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For example, vultures can readily consume a carcass that has anthrax in it, or cholera.
|
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Establishment Republicans readily admit that things are going to get worse before they get better.
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All in all, this is not the kind of injury a person readily recovers from.
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But in contrast to retirement accounts, funds in these accounts would always be readily accessible.
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But lists of new features found in beta builds are readily available, as are videos.
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Around central Ohio, a lot of the old gravestones are made of readily available limestone.
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But now, with iOS 11, Apple has finally made its one-handed typing readily available.
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There is just as much readily available information about the origins of the cellulite myth.
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The police send in bailiffs now more readily, and then it turns into a war.
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It doesn't heal because the retina is nerve tissue, Schuman explains, which doesn't readily regenerate.
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Euro-area jobs markets are more rigid and run into bottlenecks more readily than America's.
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Twitter has won plaudits for making data about its public posts readily available to researchers.
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It's a lie, of course, and one that we consume as we always readily have.
|
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The argument is that information is much more readily available than it used to be.
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Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Bolton, analysts predict, will bend more readily to Mr. Trump's wishes.
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These cover a big chunk of the keyboards you can readily buy from mainstream retailers.
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Context is king and voice will make that more apparent and readily accessible than ever.
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"The terrain is so flat that the water is going to rise readily," says Burke.
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Alikay Naturals is also readily available at Target, Rite Aid, Sally's Beauty Supply store, etc.
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Nutrition info is limited Because aquafaba is so new, its nutrition analysis isn't readily available.
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None of these readily aligns with Mr Khan's promise to create an "Islamic welfare state".
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If you disagree, odds of 150-1 to 200-1 are readily available to you.
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In future, it's bound to become something different when we have autonomous vehicles readily available.
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Proclaim that condoms and birth control should be readily available to teens without parental permission.
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As if he readily acknowledges his own shortcomings and shows empathy and concern for others.
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Germany's government has chipped in by allowing banks to hire and fire far more readily.
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How do I know that the gun was readily available when he was fatally shot?
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Her explanation should be accepted as readily as an apology for a misdialed phone number.
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In reality, Microsoft is just dropping one term for another and readily admits as much.
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Social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook were not readily accessible, local users reported.
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Study after study shows that despite our professed unease, humans bond pretty readily with robots.
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Of course, relatively unlimited freedom tends to attract the exact assholes who readily abuse it.
|
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Many of the most beloved and critically acclaimed Bollywood movies are readily available on Netflix.
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Asked by interviewer Pharrell Williams about their biggest inspirations, both teens readily name their parents.
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Many Apple employees and other experts are readily available at these sessions to coach developers.
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In business he readily filed lawsuits or defied those who would hold him to contracts.
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There is, of course, risk to keeping hundreds of millions readable and more readily stolen.
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Yet, few have explored whether Prince's music will become more readily available after his death.
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Such flexibility was, indeed, one of the more readily apparent benefits of the new economy.
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That evolution is most readily apparent when Gregorius, a left-hander, faces left-handed pitching.
|
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Cantrell readily admitted that he'd go after another board game if the opportunity presented itself.
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But this survey shows people will readily admit to believing all sorts of vile things.
|
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People often create passwords that are easy to guess, and they divulge them too readily.
|
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Pooh merchandise, including books and toys, are still readily available online in China for purchase.
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Lawyers for both told me that they were never asked and would have readily acceded.
|
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Criminals and bad actors will still encrypt, using tools that are readily available to them.
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They can be readily found in machine-readable formats, and are totally legal to use.
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But he readily deflected questions on a variety of issues, including the Paris climate agreement.
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This gives your muscles a readily available source of energy and postpones fatigue, Larson says.
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Looking into the history of the steambath, there was almost no public information readily available.
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In general, legalizing medical marijuana didn't make teens think the drug was more readily available.
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The system might adjust more readily if surplus countries stepped up their spending on imports.
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Another benefit of the material, he says, is the ability to carve the wood readily.
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Public services do not readily adapt to the supply and demand of typical market forces.
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Today's acquisition hopefully means the Pi will become even more readily available in the future.
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Green Sheep offers consumers water in aluminum bottles, which is more readily recycled than plastic.
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Consider important factors beyond moneyMoney may be the most readily quantifiable piece of an offer.
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That means making its IP readily available on platforms where digital-first consumers already are.
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This inventory is not generally readily available for liquidation purposes with a going concern entity.
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Terburg says it "normalized" their response, meaning the other women broke eye contact more readily.
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Even more impressive business accomplishments do not readily translate into success in the White House.
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Lucky for us, the document establishing the special counsel is readily available on the Internet.
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"It is also possible that men acquire oral HPV more readily than women," he said.
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Comedians use the kind of language for their targets that those targets most readily elicit.
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Focused ultrasound is valuable technology that should be more readily available to Americans when needed.
|
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There will be a shift as Virtual Reality technology and hardware become more readily available.
|
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With flight deals readily available, consider planning an affordable weekend escape to the Windy City.
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And sure, if Apple does kill it off, it'll have its own solution readily available.
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She's been spun a whole web of lies that she so readily believes about herself.
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The overriding point of our huge commitment to the Afghanistan war should be readily determinable.
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Some may even begin to identify more readily with the Trump administration's worthy growth priorities.
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Apart from everything else, it has a readily discernible streak of Army-centric service parochialism.
|
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Since the previous sanctions imposed, ship tracking has become more sophisticated and more readily available.
|
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And it was always an open question whether Mr. Son would readily give up control.
|
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Republican governors Charlie Barker of Massachusetts and Phil Scott of Vermont are readily joining in.
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In fact, the company readily admits it currently makes no profit from its repair service.
|
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Mr. Presley readily acknowledges that Mr. Trump is a billionaire with an Ivy League education.
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The company readily acknowledges the loss ratio is too high and says it's making progress.
|
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But, if such a plan was readily available, Ryan would have already turned to it.
|
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Bannon is unfazed, according to friends and confidants: That's readily apparent from his media appearances.
|
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Deaths are often the consequences of minute gaps in our systems, and therefore readily preventable.
|
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Coke: Gak is definitely the most readily consumed narcotic at pregames for very good reason.
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I point out that many humans readily accept affection, if not compassion, from their pets.
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Age, under the previous deal with Jive, is her only album readily available to stream.
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Creative inspiration will flow readily on May 25, when lucky Jupiter connects with dreamy Neptune.
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It only took Zeal & Ardor a year to get there, a fact Gagneux readily acknowledges .
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America readily re-admits the relatively few U.S. citizens who are deported from other countries.
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It is far harder to disable the software, the ideas that now spread so readily.
|
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" It becomes readily apparent: asking for military forces is never a straightforward or easy "ask.
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Republicans readily concede the success of the current Democratic mobilization at the state legislative level.
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Readily available emergency treatment is among the most fundamental services of our health care system.
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Will Pocahontas readily tolerate the lingering presence in Jim's affections of his former lover, Ramona?
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The authorities said he used a readily available toy rocket-launcher component in his bomb.
|
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This captured data should be readily available to, at minimum, NTSB investigators and NHTSA regulators.
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Of course, most people don't have large sums of money readily available to post bail.
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By nature, Mr. Cage's character doesn't take readily to being a husband and a father.
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People tend to empathize more readily with those who look, sound and behave like themselves.
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And I readily admit that there are partisan media outlets on the left as well.
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" Rasmussen readily calls himself an "antihero" who will do anything to "get the job done.
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Aging causes the bones to become brittle, and broken ones do not heal as readily.
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STELLENBOSCH, South Africa — For fine olive oil, South Africa does not readily come to mind.
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But we want them to have all that data readily available before making the decision.
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The driver readily picked up some passengers: four women and eight men for $60 each.
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Discussions regarding compensation were limited to minutes at most, never a priority, and readily settled.
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Sudafed is readily available; it's also a precursor to methamphetamine, but we can't ban Sudafed.
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We make 100-drum magazines readily available -- including to those who intend to cause harm.
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This is a weird decision because county-level data is readily available in every state.
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Flawed models, as Andrew Lover, an epidemiologist at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, readily admits.
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An easy opening question: Is your beau acceding too readily to his mother (or you)?
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Its existence indicates that the bomb was actually scanned and should have been readily spotted.
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Some shopping hacks, savings tips, and store policies might not be readily apparent to shoppers.
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Fortunately, it was readily portable work, even though it was monumental in concept and scale.
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When a friend offers him some heroin to smoke, Salvador readily lights up and disappears.
|
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Bears fans weren't high on Trubisky before, but they welcomed him back readily this week.
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The guide is free and readily available online for anyone who wishes to download it.
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That it is so readily forgotten is, in fact, part of the nature of everydayness.
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Most coalition members readily admit that they dislike the government, which is corrupt and ineffective.
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The lack of readily available workers could further limit the benefits of a fiscal stimulus.
|
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The pharmaceutical lobby, a dependable source of campaign contributions, is not readily defied in Washington.
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Dhal puri, paratha and sada are the most readily available styles of roti in Trinidad.
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Withdrawal symptoms are readily avoided or minimized by careful tapering over a number of weeks.
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But egg containers, marked with bar codes and plant numbers, can be more readily traced.
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As a water-soluble vitamin, excess biotin appears to be readily excreted in the urine.
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The administration says it's hard to get a bank loan, but isn't credit readily available?
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Mr. Bisguier preferred socializing to studying, and he made friends readily, even among his opponents.
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Real gains don't happen overnight, nor are they readily apparent every step of the way.
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This is the project most readily understood and accepted by even her least generous critics.
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That was not good, but Manager Terry Collins readily acknowledges that the situation has worsened.
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To be clear, updated data on Iran's economy from official sources is not readily available.
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Fitch defines leverage as debt net of readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA.
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We were fortunate to have large numbers of full-time soldiers and airmen readily available.
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Using proxies could make it difficult for US intelligence to readily identify targets to strike.
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The general rule was never ask a question whose answer could not be readily anticipated.
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But only about 30 of them have seismometers and other instruments to readily detect eruptions.
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Mr. Deming's ideas were readily taken up partly because they fit existing Japanese cultural practices.
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For now though, ditching the daily dose may be the convenience most readily within reach.
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Innovation and competition are making American renewable energy cheaper and more readily available to consumers.
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Negligent homicide by reckless driving is one common example that should come readily to mind.
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Because vaccines for human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer, are readily available and effective.
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She added that Russia readily exploited partisan divisions to undermine the United States from within.
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Bateman hopes the test will be readily available to the public within a few years.
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The most readily implementable option is converting carbon from plant cell walls (lignocellulosics) into monomers.
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"There's still a long way to go before testing is readily available here," he said.
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"There's still a long way to go before testing is readily available here," he said.
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This is the project most readily understood and accepted by even her least generous critics.
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Admissions officers will readily point out that complete transparency is not possible — and that's true.
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"It has to be readily able to pass from person to person," Dr. Karron said.
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The agent, Bob Fuhrer, gave me an easy example of KenKen, which I readily did.
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In both Australia and California, a warmer world means drier vegetation, which burns more readily.
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By the time the shock wears off, services might no longer be as readily available.
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In contrast, Mr. Aron has readily criticized start-ups like MoviePass, the subscription ticketing service.
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You can see this in how readily voters shift positions in response to partisan cues.
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In fact, while The Time and Sheila E.'s albums remain readily available, Warner Bros.
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They focus on urban areas — since that's where naloxone is most readily, and immediately, available.
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As CNBC points out, personal data retention is a problem more readily associated with rental cars.
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Now, Mr. Dukakis readily admits he messed up by failing to defend himself against the ad.
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And the Government's metadata collection program readily qualifies as reasonable under the Supreme Court's case law.
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Oh, and the series, which received far more inflammatory responses, is still readily available on Netflix.
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Even private homes readily welcome strangers to gamelan concerts, less like performances and more like happenings.
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Sanders supporters readily concede that he doesn't have a full set of policies ready to go.
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" The 37-year-old athlete readily agreed, responding, "We can exchanged (sic) talents any day haha.
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U.S. workers are returning to the labor force in unexpected numbers and more readily landing jobs.
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Though she did readily offer to clean it again for free to get the job done.
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"Alternative sources for printing are not readily available in the United States or elsewhere," Schoenwald said.
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Almost everything in the recipe is readily available at your local grocery store or farmer's market.
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Spectacular images of hurricanes or floods grab attention more readily, yet heatwaves can cause more deaths.
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Which is useful, since images of cassava leaves aren't as readily available as lolcats and puppers.
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Because the unfolding I experienced, when thrown into this incredible task, didn't happen readily, or overnight.
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But wait — won't readily available (presumably cheaper) recycled clothing put sales of new items at risk?
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Sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, and even cameras, are now trivially cheap and readily available.
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"China hopes the U.S.-side will not readily resort to using trade rescue measures," it said.
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Then, when curry mixes took premade form, home cooks readily adopted the dish for its convenience.
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Portable USB drives storing 1 terabyte (TB) of data are also readily available on the market.
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It is basically technocratic, a call to study and learn from the readily available superior alternatives.
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"That's not 22nd century technology, but 21st century technology that will be readily available," he said.
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When faced with an onscreen character that actually was talking to him, Jim readily chatted back.
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How can interactivity be meaningfully added in a way that audiences can readily understand and use?
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The types of drugs change depending on what's popular or readily available, but the crime doesn't.
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Moments and Vigor, mostly made in India, Malaysia and Indonesia, are the most readily available brands.
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In the parquet-floored salons of Paris, conversation readily turns to such sombre parts of history.
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Finally, if a fighter can draw the low line side kick he can readily counter it.
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Many anti-cancer drugs bind readily to metal ions, including those of copper, manganese and zirconium.
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It's the white toast of music: comforting, readily available, and easy to make, but mostly bland.
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Do you feel like you've been readily embraced, or have you carved your own niche out?
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With all the data readily imported, an ad can be created in less than a minute.
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YC's emphasis on diversity both amongst its staff and the companies who demoed was readily apparent.
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Many of the tedious financial tasks we all dread can be streamlined with readily available technology.
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In places where psychotherapy services are not readily available, doctors may be wary of prescribing it.
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Given how readily voters tend to think the worst of Mrs Clinton, the consequences could matter.
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We're talking about places that offer impressive holiday decorations, lively Christmas markets, and readily available fireplaces.
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The spread of non-cash payment services has enabled people's spending to be tracked more readily.
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This, Rasco explains, should continue to be more readily available in the world of emerging markets.
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Mr Diamond readily acknowledges that his book is just a first stab at answering these questions.
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Matters were made worse when anti-venom — which sells for $2,000 a dose — wasn't readily available.
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In a country once famed for its readily accessible "barefoot doctors", primary care is in tatters.
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Prosecutors, he wrote, should "charge and pursue the most serious, readily provable offence" in every case.
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A drop-in replacement was readily available in the form of another algorithm called SHA-1.
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The bride-to-be readily accepted the proposal and promptly sealed the deal with a kiss.
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Fitch defines Host's leverage as debt, net of readily available cash divided by recurring operating EBITDA.
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High quality lemonade and caramel syrup are readily available, though I insist you use fresh mint.
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And we cannot pretend it started just recently, with the advent of readily accessible video phones.
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"China hopes the U.S. side will not readily resort to using trade rescue measures," it said.
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Clearly this is unimaginably hot to our everyday lives and not something we can readily measure.
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But even the ones who readily accept the science of climate change continue to plant trees.
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So Cohen is not exactly the most credible witness, as he readily admits in his testimony.
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"We have a gun problem, guns are too readily available to too many people," he said.
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Having drone surveillance capabilities literally in hand and always readily available is clearly a big advantage.
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People are more readily perceived as inferior by nature when they are already seen as oppressed.
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The right billionaire outsider could upend the Democrats as readily as Trump has upended the Republicans.
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Several other players have criticized the decision of tournament organizers to welcome Sharapova back so readily.
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COULDN'T BE Stephen Miller, whose phone number was leaked and is readily available on google pic.twitter.
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In an era where porn is readily available online, the idea of phone sex seems antiquated.
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Options included several that policymakers readily supported, including expanding ongoing bond purchases and providing emergency lending.
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However Brännström feels the procedure still needs more research before it can become more readily available.
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But then no one would agree that De-evolution is real as they readily do today.
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Supplies of half-dose 0.15 mg EpiPen junior have not been hit and remain readily available.
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It can certainly afford to, with more than $200 billion in cash or readily marketable securities.
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Alone with those of us who write in print, he readily answers in English without retreat.
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The parallels between Microsoft's antitrust issues with European regulators and Google's current situation are readily apparent.
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They readily bring up the region's complicated history, but are more focused on poetry than politics.
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At the same time, he has an ability that just isn't readily available in the league.
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The big difference is those cryptocurrencies are tied to physical assets that can be readily traded.
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The readily visible reply bar might slightly obstruct the view, but should greatly increase reply frequency.
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One of Cruz's most readily exploitable habits is his often loose grasp over his ring position.
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Children with ADHD, for instance, can readily be diagnosed from the random nature of their handwriting.
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The Mandalorian accepts, rather too readily, and off he goes to another dusty broken-down planet.
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It reflects a dynamic that has been readily apparent, if rarely publicly discussed, since January 20.
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The Pentagon had no forces that could be readily sent to Benghazi when the crisis began.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration also reclassified certain opioid formulations in 2014, making them less readily available.
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Chronic food insecurity, marked by persistent absence of readily accessible and nutritious food, worsens this situation.
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On the playground, children who are being bullied display body language that can be readily identified.
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Whereas, as Dr Christakis says, universities "cannot readily deliver utopia, much as we might want to".
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He had known me for only a few hours, but back then he trusted journalists readily.
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In sub-Saharan Africa, vast grasslands readily burn, ignited either by lightning or intentionally by humans.
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The originals are readily available, unlike the earlier rounds of Star Wars revs; FXX showed them.
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At the same time, contraceptives will remain readily available to those who wish to use them.
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"The data wasn't readily identifiable — there wasn't a medical record, or chart notes," Dr. Strauss said.
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Elements often found in law enforcement de-escalation tactics readily apply to today's heightened political tensions.
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Next, colleges can readily offer a range of support for students who have experienced sexual violence.
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But, given sufficient proximity to artificial structures, it will readily spend the cooler months inside instead.
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Conversely, the sun provides readily available energy without the need for charging docks or extra costs.
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Sanders, a New York native, argued that he readily embraces his heritage on the campaign trail.
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Embryolisse Lait Cream Fluide, $35French pharmacies are known for their readily-available, high-quality skincare products.
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Whether you're shopping in Burlington, Vermont or Burlingame, California, it must be readily available and consistent.
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Of course, though she doesn't readily acknowledge it, the sensibilities she describes aren't exclusive to Jews.
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One user asked about implementing Dalio's principles in a workplace that may not readily accept them.
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Yet, there are differences that become readily apparent as soon as you pick up the tablet.
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Fitch has reclassified bank deposits with initial maturities of over three months as readily available cash.
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My life is my life, though it is, I readily admit, "worse" in many measurable ways.
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"Before my third album, I got dropped by my record label by text," she admits readily.
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Of course, this potential diagnosis can readily be confirmed or dispelled by obtaining several medical tests.
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Find the six steps (which we readily admit sound much better coming from Beyoncé) below. 1.
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TWO THUMBS UP. Yet, if someone suggested Bridget Jones's Diary for movie night, I readily agreed.
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This will be readily apparent when the two teams meet Wednesday night at the Barclays Center.
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That way, when you're not as into them the next season, they're readily available to toss.
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Never is the contentious dance between man and bee more readily apparently than during spring training.
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Heroin is also usually cheaper than pills, can be more readily available, and is more potent.
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In both cases, the judge could readily identify with the rapist and prioritize their well-being.
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If there's one weapon this writer wishes Jedrzejczyk would use more readily it's her left hook.
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But his ability to readily secure work petered out in the years after the building's completion.
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They blame a lack of readily available spare parts and the complexity of servicing its engines.
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Without respect for the sincerity of those ideals, painting will readily become prey to cynical imputations.
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Methamphetamine is an addictive stimulant that can be made from ephedrine and other readily available chemicals.
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Diseases, in turn, could more readily be traced back to specific mutations in our genetic code.
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"It is, indeed, the 'drive-through province,' " she told me readily and with a big smile.
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If you need to dip into the $1,500 for an emergency, it will be readily accessible.
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Mason backed off and proposed instead "or other high crimes and misdemeanors," which was readily accepted.
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New research also found that increases in relative humidity reduces how readily the virus can spread.
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How it's distributed also shapes the type of porn that is most readily available to teenagers.
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In some remote areas of the country, soda is more readily available than clean drinking water.
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As Snapchat has gotten bigger, it has more readily adopted the idea of preserving user content.
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They also readily combat people on Twitter who have anything negative to say about their jobs.
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In both Giotto and Carlson's versions, this complex posture can readily be sensed beneath Joachim's blankets.
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"These recent expulsions seem more readily explained by political bias," Mr. Harris wrote to his followers.
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Still, national media from the onset, abstracted Bland, readily consuming Texas official accounts at face value.
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But the quay is readily accessible from the town, and its exposure makes the boats vulnerable.
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The margins of the Pacific are where the tectonic process known as subduction is readily apparent.
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And we can more readily get access to audiobooks digitally than we ever could with CDs.
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Avoid conveying that you're in low demand — don't be too readily available for projects or offers.
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"The cowbells are stand-ins for pitched saucepans, which are not readily available," Mr. Zuber said.
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But when you made specials readily available, Ms. Nishimura noticed there was an enthusiastic untapped market.
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Perfectly capable workers were losing their jobs and readily available economic opportunities were not being exploited.
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At the same time, contraceptives will remain readily available to those who wish to use them.
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The goal for Kim and SKIMS ... for everything to be readily accessible for everyone to wear.
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One could readily imagine Elizabeth Warren or Sanders voicing these views — in fact, they already have.
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If such "straw sales" are happening, it should be readily apparent to the manufacturers, he said.
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It really helps Bernie's case because he readily confesses he's not one of these backslapping politicians.
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This sudden shift is easier for some, especially those that already have online content readily available.
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But the piper called the tune, and they joined the K.M.T., few more readily than Mao.
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All teams use video analysts who are readily accessible to players before, after and during games.
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" Because as Swift herself readily acknowledges, "Those pats on my head are all I lived for.
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Part of the reason is that, until recently, it was readily available only at police stations.
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Adherents of anatomy-based routines like yoga or Pilates will readily take to Outer Reach's methods.
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This treatment is fairly readily available, is free, and is the best treatment you can apply.
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The leaders adopted a road map of reforms and initiatives, but few details were readily available.
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While beach gear is often readily attainable at boardwalk shops, sometimes a simple cabana won't do.
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For one, their core products and services are highly information-centric and can be readily digitized.
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All across Iowa hangs an air of heightened distress, which the candidates are readily leaning into.
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Facebook may finally deem us mature enough to have readily available controls over what we see.
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Shame on congress and the IRS for not pushing to make free tax filing readily available.
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Was this attack evidence of how readily available guns and ammunition are in the United States?
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No one has a bill that could be readily implemented tomorrow, or even in 21970. Rep.
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Like adults, children more readily accepted their pet's death when it was expected in some way.
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And even if a trade war is avoided, cheap coal is readily available from nearby Australia.
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Instead, intelligence officials should focus on the vast amounts of digital data that is readily captured.
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Cookies are readily available at all times during the three-day training course on becoming Santa.
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"Sex traffickers are readily taking advantage of those technologies that are available to them," he said.
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The economic and political benefits of de-escalation in the trade war have become readily apparent.
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Hartmann says that a lot of this plastic is not readily recyclable in most curbside programs.
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The second is that the account needs to be liquid, meaning that it is readily accessible.
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FHLB membership provides a readily available, low cost source of funds for an insurance company member.
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But Democrats readily agree that Trump's blanket stonewalling of their investigations has veered into impeachable territory.
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But what was readily apparent was that this one-week delay -- occasioned by Arizona Republican Sen.
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As soon as people can readily access this information, they will begin voting with their feet.
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Policies that make data readily accessible are required, while of course being mindful of privacy issues.
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Although the study focused on extremism in Jordan, it could readily apply to any unstable country.
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Does it still advocate for a free market that makes pornographic material easy and readily available?
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Unfortunately, there's no readily accessible source to inform consumers (or researchers) about this feature of plans.
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Of course, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Brady also didn't readily take a stance.
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For years, China's banks readily doled out loans, eager to keep pumping money into the economy.
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Does it partake too readily of what has become the "my kid could do this" aesthetic?
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The good news is that cleaning it requires nothing more than inexpensive, readily available rubbing alcohol.
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This week, the Seminoles readily handled the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets before handing the then-No.
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Yet for many Californians the novelty of readily accessible marijuana wore off a long time ago.
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It doesn't take orders nearly so readily but, with practice, it too can brought under control.
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Bruce's book was readily on sale within Chinatown, and the insults were not lost on locals.
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"Oppression as a bar to extradition requires a high threshold, not readily surmounted," the judgment read.
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Copper is a noble metal, which means that it does not react readily with other substances.
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Readily Available Cash: At 30 June 2016 Fitch estimated EUR40m of the group's reported cash and cash equivalents deemed as not readily available for debt service, split between EUR30m used to fund intra-year working capital needs and EUR10m in relation to the group's consumer financing activity.
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I think that the technical solutions are readily available and they have been discussed at great length.
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It was this concerted assault on the consumer, because technology was available and becoming more readily available.
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Using readily available woods like pine, and the mechanized production of interchangeable parts, their production was incredible.
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Wandelbots anticipates having its product readily available to commercial customers by the end of 2018, Piechnick says.
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Rather than sitting on the sidelines, more workers are eagerly looking for work—which is readily available.
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They'll think of remote elites who they will much more readily turned into foils for his demagoguery.
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But again, the trouble with all of these resale exemptions is they aren't easily and readily available.
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So those with higher levels of fat content store cannabinoids [more] readily than leaner folks, Rosado says.
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Today, cash is more readily available for start-ups than before, giving many of them astronomical valuations.
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How many fans of Mapplethorpe's flowers would readily recognize "Man in a Polyester Suit" (1980) as his?
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I ask if they can take a payment plan, as I don't have that much readily available.
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He has a deep resonant voice, and science says we respond more readily to deep-voiced politicians.
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But amidst all that excitement and high-glamour, Gaga was slyly wearing something far more readily accessible.
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This is a technique you can readily see Floyd Mayweather use to set up right hands today.
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Using it as a fuel is also complex, so reactor designs and supply chains aren't readily available.
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And as components for Accords are so readily available, repairs and maintenance are not that expensive, either.
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Female rage is something that I feel like is hopefully becoming something we can express more readily.
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She readily admitted it was not her finest moment and said that was all in the past.
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Many of Canada's virtues spring from its history and geography and are not readily exportable (see Briefing).
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Loo was heavily involved with Lima's Asociación Peruano China for many years and readily calls himself tusán.
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Even on the railways, which passengers readily complain about, satisfaction is higher than in most of Europe.
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Pepper's abilities were developed so it could hold funerals when there weren't any Buddhist priests readily available.
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Plus, users can more readily get information about their air quality through an integration with Amazon Echo.
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During a lifetime of odd jobs, his favorite was being a roofer, readily clambering up five stories.
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The setup was partly to blame for the pirated films and porn readily available in the prison.
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Migraines fall into a category of "invisible illnesses," which are not readily transparent from a person's exterior.
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Their behaviour needs to improve, certainly, but often they are the only readily mobile source of security.
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