Sleep Regularity Dr. Rodrigues emphasized sleep regularity as the most important part of proper sleep hygiene.
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"Among the three types of sleep problems - duration, regularity and timing as a morning lark or night owl - sleep regularity was the most consistently and strongly associated with health," Lunsford-Avery said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo subjects him to with such aggressive regularity.
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But it, too, is heard with regularity in N.F.L. circles.
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"With bipolar of both types, regularity is important," Lundquist says.
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It's done with such regularity that everyone assumes that's normal.
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And the Russian social media attacks continue with shameless regularity.
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Along the West Coast, these superlatives roll out with regularity.
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But against City, the worst has arrived with startling regularity.
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With galling regularity, players commit sexual abuse and domestic violence.
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We saw the problem before departing for a regularity trial.
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And, with quadrennial regularity, those losers turn to the courts.
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Even the strangest laws can be deployed with surprising regularity.
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Australians are used to magpies swooping with unsettling regularity during spring.
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Elizabeth Warren, are bringing up with regularity on the campaign trail.
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I can't claim to have used every feature with any regularity.
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Why does it keep happening -- and with such regularity -- in politics?
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LONDON — The bodies have been dumped on doorsteps with chilling regularity.
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And with frustrating regularity his efforts have been thwarted by legislators.
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The works' numbing regularity lacks any semblance of its former petulance.
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And Mr. Pettibon is, with gratifying regularity, a sharp political critic.
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"Addiction is only when you take it with regularity, my friend."
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Like many sisters, we did hurt each other with brutal regularity.
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There's never a sense of regularity, of finding a steady, dependable beat.
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Concerned, I Googled the regularity of people finding bugs in their ears.
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Apple updates iOS with enough regularity that it begins to feel routine.
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Research suggests copycat threats will likely continue with regularity for another week.
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Like Dr. Rodrigues, Zoroufy recommended regularity as the key to better sleep.
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Even normally stout nose tackle Eddie Goldman was washed down with regularity.
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The reality is, filicides happen with depressing regularity in the United States.
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This is paramount, given the regularity with which such attacks take place.
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Disagreements between sources quoted in stories arise with some regularity in newsrooms.
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The offer has resurfaced over the past several decades with surprising regularity.
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There is no regularity or known protocol as to reasons for denials.
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She'd be thrilled just to get to make movies with more regularity.
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Seismic private-information hacks reveal themselves with regularity, in government and business.
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"Age may be a proxy for regularity of drinking," Dr. Ray said.
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Backlashes to social progress are real, and they happen with depressing regularity.
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In Scotland, as in every league, managers are fired with numbing regularity.
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His vice president, cabinet secretaries and staff members appear with great regularity.
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Ads Manager is crashing with regularity, according to interviews with numerous advertisers.
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But these comments are also coming from elected Democrats with increasing regularity.
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That also meant comics were the books I read with any regularity.
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We now know that black holes collide with some regularity throughout the universe.
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Styrofoam boxes full of dry ice and food items started arriving with regularity.
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U.S. ASSET MANAGER CHRISTOFFERSON ROBB CONSIDERING UK PENSION SUPERFUND, AWAITING REGULARITY CLARITY -SOURCE
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New research indicates that businesses are turning to gig workers with greater regularity.
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Turns out, based on his Instagram, Obrochta wears his glasses with some regularity.
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Warren Buffett beats up on few industries with the regularity of American airlines.
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Schubert expects the greenhouse will be harvesting with regularity by May this year.
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Right now, neither strain seems to be causing huge outbreaks with any regularity.
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Storms hit with greater regularity and the extremity of seasons is often emphasized.
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"Such incidents involving faulty e-cigarettes are happening with alarming regularity," Blumenthal wrote.
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He hosts and attends dinner parties with considerably more regularity than I do.
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Four years on, her name still pops up in the news with regularity.
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With increasing regularity, the president has gotten more aggressive in his negotiating tactics.
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He's taken mental fragility to levels of predictability and regularity previously unheard of.
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According to Amadori, men have been commenting on her videos with increasing regularity.
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Predictions of a catastrophic crash by a celestial object surface with some regularity.
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This regularity could also move toward more of a norm of fair play.
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I had been drinking to excess with some regularity since I was 14.
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This means putting out high quality and creative content with regularity and consistency.
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Why would a woman kill husbands, lovers and inconvenient children with chilling regularity?
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Instead, the tracks stay fragile and keep coming deliberately unsprung, defying mechanical regularity.
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No one has been able to slow him down yet with any regularity.
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But the regularity of Zynga's oversight of the words suggests a different vision.
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The EPA's professed rationale for the change is to provide regularity clarity and certainty.
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But these days the Darling is reduced to a putrid standstill with alarming regularity.
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The behemoth fish are being found with alarming regularity, according to Australia's ABC News.
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Maybe we see a water fountain in a park, though perhaps without much regularity.
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Defenses can't seem to control the speed, intensity or regularity of Cano's offensive power.
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Essential to the success of such a production would be its regularity and specificity.
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In Ghana, a traveling state records births from village to village with variable regularity.
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"I have used it since but not with any kind of regularity," Shaub said.
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Both his films and his unfilmed screenplays seep into the performing arts with regularity.
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But Mr. Trump is unique in singling out individual companies for ridicule with regularity.
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Air taxis may be flying above our heads with regularity sooner than we think.
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As solvers, we all know that unappealing words creep into puzzles with some regularity.
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He makes clumsy strategic moves with metronomic regularity, even as he is unfailingly upbeat.
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Not to brag, but by then I was completing Sunday puzzles with some regularity.
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This is on purpose because people move chairs and other furniture with some regularity.
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Some nights, outside Leak & Sons, bursts of gunfire erupt with terrifying regularity, she said.
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After international law had been established, Ice started giving out awards with some regularity.
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It's a mind sped up by a need to extrude takes with great regularity.
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Timothy Egan They pass away with regularity now, frozen in provocative poses of youthful eternity.
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Nowhere but America do horrific large-scale mass shootings happen with this degree of regularity.
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We know they occur with some regularity in the Atlantic at this time of year.
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Even as you continue to scroll down the page, Trump's face appears with unusual regularity.
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Koepka and Rose have swapped world number one with monotonous regularity over the past month.
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Seeing the tiny AMD sticker on a good laptop is an oddity, not a regularity.
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The New York Times writes about apps tracking people's locations with horrifying regularity and granularity.
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You saw regularity in frankly stuff that was happening that could have hurt national security.
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Symbols of hate and intolerance are appearing with frightening regularity on our walls and bridges.
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Things that stay there are not sterile yet I use the toothbrush there with regularity.
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It should tick along with metronomic regularity, if they could get the engineering just right.
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This casting shouldn't be controversial, but the practice still occurs with upsetting regularity in Hollywood.
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However, cases occur with regularity on college campuses, according to the American College Health Association.
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Every spring, with amazing regularity, the entire Korean peninsula goes bonkers for a few weeks.
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He pulls them off with such regularity, in fact, that they have become almost automatic.
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Those were good chances, which seem to be arriving with a bit more regularity now.
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Come what may, he said, Apple churns out staggering quantities of money with metronomic regularity.
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"In the broader sense, a regularity in bedtime and wake time is key," he said.
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The regularity of clients' visits and the conversations they have can forge bonds over time.
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Only Justice Kennedy, named to the court by Ronald Reagan, did so with any regularity.
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He is coated in vomit and/or blood with the regularity of an E.R. nurse.
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Premieres at iconic movie palaces like the Chinese close the neighborhood to traffic with some regularity.
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Eating fiber-rich foods is really a win-win for your regularity and your pelvic floor.
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These campaigns have gone relatively unnoticed by the general public, yet have occurred with surprising regularity.
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It wasn't until college and adulthood that I began playing other video games with any regularity.
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Banks have been going belly-up in Russia with alarming regularity and, generally speaking, little publicity.
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He has a great many relations who seem to get married and buried with numbing regularity.
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Before Trump's election, missile tests came with such regularity that markets learned to shrug them off.
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This happens with some regularity; no one is as obsessive about Panna's tigers as Mr Murthy.
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With unfailing regularity he is ranked number one in his category in surveys of global investors.
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As the numbers continue to rise, photos like this one seem to emerge with increasing regularity.
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Border clashes or militant attacks have broken out with notable regularity after important moments of reconciliation.
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With dismaying regularity, my students find him to be a scold, a killjoy, and a hypocrite.
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If you eat out with any regularity, you'll notice an abundance of steak tartare on menus.
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Branches fell from the trees outside with such regularity, Peter almost got used to the sound.
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The crystal balls being consulted with regularity by playwrights these days do not glow with optimism.
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These stories don't appear every day, or even every week, but they occur with some regularity.
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WITH awful, numbing regularity Americans use high-powered, high-capacity firearms to carry out mass shootings.
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Car bombs go off with almost metronomic regularity, each crunching blast a fresh bulletin from hell.
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They vanished with spine-chilling regularity, only to have their bodies discovered weeks or months later.
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Additionally, Oltrogge noted that near-miss events are increasing in regularity as space becomes more crowded.
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The regularity of what we observe can conceal the volatility of what we do not observe.
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This was a stark shift from the first term, in which raids on dispensaries came with regularity.
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He spreads false information without any sense of shame and with a regularity that normalizes this action.
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These types of leaks, where a server containing sensitive information is left unsecured, happen with surprising regularity.
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With regularity, they pour into Venice from such places as Bangladesh, Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, China, and Senegal.
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THE battling begums, Sheikh Hasina Wajed and Khaleda Zia, used to alternate in power with metronomic regularity.
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Especially considering it has been years since Rob responded to messages from his friends with any regularity.
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First, late-night comedy shows — really, late-night talk shows — are defined by their timing and regularity.
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These beliefs mutate and persist, and resurface with a glumly predictable regularity after each new mass shooting.
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Indonesia, the world's largest exporter of tin, is enjoying one of its rare periods of supply regularity.
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He was transfixed by the regularity of Kepler's penmanship, and wondered if it might contain coded messages.
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His side qualified with the best record in Europe and produced halfway exciting football with disarming regularity.
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If you've played Hearthstone with any regularity, you probably know the name Kripparrian (real name: Octavian Morosan).
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And with awful regularity, efforts to reform America's gun laws in the wake of such tragedies fail.
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Breakingviews Warren E. Buffett beats up on few industries with the regularity he reserves for American airlines.
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Although planes skim low in the sky with regularity, they pose no real distraction, the couple said.
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The 1980s and 1990s were the Wild West era of doping, and records fell with startling regularity.
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Politicians, activists and intellectuals have succumbed with numbing regularity, betraying every principle they once claimed to uphold.
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False and misleading information had already been landing on the phone screens of Brazilians with startling regularity.
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So it can be a very, very productive agenda for a discussion, which we usually have regularity.
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Rockefeller planned his day like clockwork and there was a "mechanical" regularity to his schedule, writes Chernow.
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It's a sometimes rocky road cinematically, slipping from enchanting to trite, magical to indulgent with some regularity.
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These are all bands that I'm sure I've listened to on Spotify but not with any regularity.
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Nondisabled parents produce disabled children with startling regularity — and disabled people produce nondisabled children time and again.
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Widespread showers have been falling over the coffee belt with regularity early in the Southern Hemisphere's spring.
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The regularity of these appointments, and the close monitoring that the schedule suggested, should have terrified me.
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Butler said he plans to toss the football with other 76ers with greater regularity during the playoffs.
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I don't remember déjà vu happening with any kind of regularity before the onset of my epilepsy.
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With stunning regularity we learn of black men who are exonerated too late of crimes they didn't commit.
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Khan, though, is still beating up people to a pulp in "Sultan" and breaking bones with alarming regularity.
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The regularity of this payout has inspired Clark to invest in a swimming pool for the Griswold homestead.
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In recent years, Vestager has handed out multi-billion dollar fines to big tech firms with startling regularity.
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Finally, there is the challenge of the route itself, which juts and weaves and doglegs with exhausting regularity.
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Even before the fatal crash, Miller's email claims that Uber's vehicles were getting into accidents with alarming regularity.
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The country is now in a period of relative but uneasy calm; ceasefire violations persist with numbing regularity.
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Based on the regularity of their Instagram tags, however, that doesn't seem to be slowing down any growth.
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But what they lacked was the wireless convenience that headphone buyers are demanding with increasing regularity and intensity.
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Meanwhile, tornados have been cropping up with starting regularity throughout the Midwest, with severe storms on the way.
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When Carroll was at the University of Southern California, he won with regularity in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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It's really difficult to spot Mercury with any regularity because of how close it is to the sun.
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They are stories that are as absurd as they are heart-breaking, and they happen with alarming regularity.
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Whatever the case, you can certainly expect to see ships like this one arriving with great regularity soon.
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He's a specious doctor secretly dating a nurse from his hospital, and letting kids die with some regularity.
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The scramble has played out with disturbing regularity — for Ebola, H5003N1 (also known as swine flu), and Zika.
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In keeping with the album's title, Fortune's discography has been marked by adversity with an almost uncanny regularity.
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LAX is an airport he likely frequents with dizzying regularity, given his commitments at SpaceX, Tesla and SolarCity.
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Wayne has regularly demolished his recent guest verses with a regularity that hasn't been seen since, like, 2009.
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His novels contain little coziness and much mass murder, their daring perhaps leveraged by his own domestic regularity.
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After dozens of adventures in Fielder's particular brand of bumbleshit marketing, he surprises me with a startling regularity.
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Its two facades are dramatically different: Gothic regularity on one side, Piranesi-does-Roman-ruin on the other.
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On YouTube, vloggers cancel each other and even themselves with startling regularity, often for petty or invented grievances.
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Accidents from storms and avalanches occur with regularity in Nepal, home to many of the world's tallest peaks.
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Smaller food halls with seven to 10 vendors are popping up with more regularity, too, Ms. Flora said.
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For years, law enforcement officials have complained about how guns illegally flow into New York with disturbing regularity.
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Instead of slow and fast tracks, marginal variations on the same swaying, syncopated beat recur with hypnotic regularity.
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Every now and then one was slightly out of step, which only emphasized the regularity of the others.
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Olympians break records with less regularity now; some women's records set in that period have stood for decades.
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But with some regularity, performers offer remixes that look beyond the standard stand-and-deliver for fresh takes.
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It's a common form of anthropomorphism, one that humans, and journalists, commit with unfortunate regularity (raises hand, apologizes).
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He mentions only one food with any regularity: the frozen rissoles he heated up for many a meal.
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Regularity, the ability to take advantage of patterns in nature: This is the tent pole of human survival.
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"People fake hate crimes in the last six months with some regularity," he said, without offering an example.
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The scramble plays out with disturbing regularity — with Ebola, H1N1 (also known as swine flu), and now Zika.
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Kelly figured she must mean some Hollywood type, since they have been spotted with regularity in recent years.
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Colonial distributes space based on shipper history or the regularity with which customers ship barrels, making it highly coveted.
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The technology that gets things to the moon has become commonplace; shipments and shuttles come and go with regularity.
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It's 211p, quite underwhelming, and performs more like a placeholder than something you'd want to use with any regularity.
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" Iran question Since 2011, Power said, "the Assad regime has been intentionally striking civilian targets with horrifying, predictable regularity.
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These private companies want to get to space more quickly, more cheaply and with more regularity than ever before.
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Regularity and consistency, no matter what medium you select, matter a great deal more than cinematic flash and excitement.
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He's lithe and acrobatic enough to do it with regularity, but there should be better, less-covered shots available.
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It's strangely soothing, honestly, though Apple doesn't recommend using the feature with much regularity, unless you have cause to.
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They start doing it way before, but at that age it's a thing that they do with some regularity.
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Further, it is data that is not released with any sort of regularity by the group sponsoring the poll.
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This is a formula for endless procrastination in a nation where the mass shooter nightmare erupts with savage regularity.
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The swastikas being spray-painted on Jewish graves and places of worship with alarming regularity are not mere mischief.
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He has written that he believes people vote twice with "alarming regularity, " and also that non-citizens frequently vote.
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Like, do groups of frothing 2169-somethings go out on three-night binges of increasingly depressing predictability and regularity?
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It was a slow repetitive regularity that made it difficult for both of us to see beyond our situation.
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Ghost Recon: Wildlands is vast in a way that games are beginning to be with more and more regularity.
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But investors have warned with regularity over the past decade that the start-up boom was about to bust.
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Like other re-enacting units, his group finds itself back in Gettysburg and other battlefield towns with some regularity.
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Despite the luck involved, these deals do happen with some regularity, according to brokers, architects and real estate lawyers.
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Alan Gilbert, the orchestra's former music director, also made must-see events out of orchestral programming, with seasonal regularity.
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Mark Twain's old-person project was his autobiography , which he dictated with regularity when he was in his seventies.
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But as the team improved, and began to beat boys' teams with more regularity, its progress generated unpleasant reactions.
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But there are massive ruptures in our city sewer system with alarming regularity, in poor and rich neighborhoods alike.
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A loose geometry formed from rectangles of varying dimensions pays homage to the modern grid but refuses its regularity.
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The excesses of one side inevitably lead to the rise of the other, and back again, with tidal regularity.
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I, with regularity, seek out people who know more than I do because I don't know what to do.
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The protesters have drawn hundreds of thousands of supporters, shutting down streets and paralyzing Caracas, the capital, with regularity.
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But big-screen screw-ups still happen with surprising regularity, and they're constantly being catalogued on websites like MovieMistakes.
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The depressing regularity with which such debacles rock South Korean business and politics highlights a problem with dodgy governance.
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"I want to show people the regularity of my life, and that not everything is so fancy," she said.
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Mass shootings happen in the United States with such regularity that many don't manage to break into national headlines.
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Literature to this effect was delivered with regularity to our house, along with the rest of the church mail.
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Although Mercury retrogrades happen with clockwork regularity, they can still feel like a punch in the gut when they arrive.
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Investors now face highly volatile and unpredictable equity markets that add and shed 2-plus percent of value with regularity.
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In this case, the regularity could perhaps be magma moving at a constant rate through the rock, causing repeating fractures.
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It's hardly an NBA anomaly — teams with hopes of playing well into the playoffs rest key players with some regularity.
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The Democratic National Convention in Chicago would bear the crudest marks of a party committed to regularity at all costs.
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"It's hard to call something breaking news if happens with metronomic regularity," a Fox source told BuzzFeed News' Steven Perlberg.
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With astonishing regularity Indian newspapers report stories of Congress grandees abandoning the party, all too often to join the BJP.
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TC: What are you looking for when it comes to gobbling up companies whole, which Battery does with some regularity?
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On that fateful day, Nolte admits to doing something he'd started doing with increasing regularity over the previous four years.
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For the last few years, Zach Gage has been playing a mobile pool app on his iPhone with some regularity.
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Individuals die with alarming regularity while detained (migrants also died while Obama was president), and too often from treatable illnesses.
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The city is split between the government and IS fighters, and regime aircraft are able send supplies with some regularity.
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His constant insistence that the U.S. is not "winning" is being repeated with such pneumatic regularity that voters believe it.
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Every 10-point increase on the sleep regularity index was associated with an average increase of 0.10 points in GPA.
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But he delivers, with quite frightening regularity, the ability to destroy two game plans — both his team's and the opponent's.
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Rhythms that in other hands are almost clinical in their regularity begin to smudge, the music newly volatile and feeling.
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The entire con is so believable though since this sort of thing happens with depressing regularity in the crowdfunding world.
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Because players were using the same grain-perpendicular striking surface, these maple bats turned into wooden shrapnel with staggering regularity.
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What we haven't seen is these threats coming as fast, as furiously, in such great numbers and with such regularity.
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The incident is the latest in a string of school shootings that have unfolded with increasing regularity in recent years.
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But it has appeared, with some regularity, on the Times website, as an advertisement pretending to be a news story.
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Americans, he said, exhibit "an incredible regularity in what they spend on eating out: $1,200 to $1,503 per person" annually.
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If that was all that mattered, the comments wouldn't descend into sexism and transphobia with such alarming ease and regularity.
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A tall anesthesiologist leaned over the head of the bed to squeeze a bag valve oxygen mask with clocklike regularity.
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The regularity lets your hormones get into a rhythm, giving you the most energy, clarity, and focus through the morning.
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They show up in packages on my porch with startling regularity, in exchange for my son's allowance and savings account.
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But even in this tournament that seems to deliver fantasy with startling regularity, real life must intrude at some point.
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Over all, the attacks this year have been smaller in scale and have focused on security forces with numbing regularity.
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Your clothes don't deserve that, they only deserve to be washed according to their instructions, and worn with some regularity.
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For selfish reasons that makes me sad, as I don't get to see what she's up to with any regularity.
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Americans have, by now, grown inured to "last of" stories, which appear with the unsurprising regularity of seasonal dessert recipes.
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Officials have attributed the increase in part to poverty that has left many countries unable to vaccinate with sufficient regularity.
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Things go wrong in the NFL with such regularity that wrong-going is now central to any good team's narrative.
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The biologists did their best to quantify the regularity in the retinas, but this was unfamiliar terrain, and they needed help.
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Despite the two knockdowns against Broner, Chino often finished his opponents with a fearsome regularity about it—exemplified with his record.
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AS HACKERS wreak havoc with depressing regularity, the insurance industry finds itself forced to contemplate a whole new set of risks.
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The number of people I've talked to at The Verge who use Twitter's video app with any regularity is near zero.
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I have to practically perform finger stretches before I can reach it with any sort of regularity on the S8 Plus.
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That would definitely be an apt catch phrase for 2017, with major, high-profile hacks or breaches coming with disturbing regularity.
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Facebook at the time was growing with incredible speed and drawing users back to its then-basic social platform with regularity.
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Dutch parents, on the other hand, focus on daily activities at home, placing value on the importance of rest and regularity.
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"When there's regularity, my friend, when you take it and when there's a monkey on your back, that's addiction," he said.
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The page will still be updated too, but I can't promise any sort of regularity to my postings as of now.
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He isn't expected to attract readership, publish with any sense of regularity, or even provide context or justification for his endorsements.
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The totality of his abuses—which continue coming to light with stunning regularity—establish a clear-cut case for his impeachment.
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Much like the temperatures did this Fashion Week in New York, we know that hemlines rise and fall with predictable regularity.
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We want to make sure Waypoint 101 has more regularity in 2018, and as part of that, we're changing the approach.
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There is more encouraging progress across the country, however, at the state level, where regulation is being proposed with increasing regularity.
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They added that while Trump has lashed out at Sessions with growing regularity, he has rarely discussed who might replace him.
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In an interview, Ms. Capps said such motions were made "with some regularity" in the court, but usually by the defense.
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But the scandal and disturbing regularity of big hacks has brought awareness of personal data security to a whole new level.
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With locations around the country, the once niche Shake Shack has gone mainstream, but New Yorkers still crave it with regularity.
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But it remains incredibly expensive and logistically complex to see humans break the planet's escape velocity, let alone with any regularity.
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It is the kind of big play that the Packers were pulling off with regularity in Nelson's last healthy season, 2014.
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I know enough American history to understand that for people of color the deed has followed the threat with chilling regularity.
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Citizen's evolution with these features comes at a time when some of these events seem to be happening with greater regularity.
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It was the type of majestic blast that Sanchez hit with regularity when he was called up in early August 2016.
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This is to say appropriation and exploitation can and does happen both within and outside of queer communities, with grating regularity.
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In other words, it's a neat resource if your budget doesn't permit you to drop $300 for dinner with any regularity.
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Opportunities in the entertainment industry do not appear with any kind of regularity, and when they do, success is never guaranteed.
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The 'presumption of regularity' that attaches to all federal officials' actions carries the utmost force with respect to the president himself.
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Mr. Rice found trouble with striking regularity, despite being in a wheelchair since a bullet hit his spine two decades earlier.
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It's an unheard-of diversity in menus, which has his customers coming in with a regularity reminiscent of a subscription model.
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Prevention funding reduces wildfire intensity and regularity by thinning trees, removing underbrush and having controlled burns of areas that need them.
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Unlike chemical weapons, barrel bombs — typically oil drums filled with explosives — are used with vicious regularity in the Syrian civil war.
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This yearning seems especially keen in China, where state television serves up feudal soap operas with the regularity of daily meals.
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These experiences offer normalcy and regularity to homeless students, along with a sense of belonging that keeps them engaged in school.
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Placing a performer in such a situation is one of many thoughtless ideas that occur to modern employers with alarming regularity.
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Crashes at railroad crossings have occurred with surprising regularity in the New York region over the last decade, federal data show.
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And I did get fairly regular headaches, although these decreased in regularity as the week went on and my body adjusted.
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Each of the five interspersed sets of cones, and all of them together, exhibited this same arresting mix of randomness and regularity.
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But why, Corbo and colleagues wondered, had evolution not opted for the perfect regularity of a grid or "lattice" distribution of cones?
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We know this because of a Fast Radio Burst source known as FRB 121102—an object that's producing FRBs with surprising regularity.
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Disick being back in Kourtney's life means one thing: He will appear on Keeping Up With The Kardashians with much more regularity.
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But the regularity and audacity of the thefts at Shell's refining facility — some of which took place during working hours — stand out.
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One early suggestion was to use the regularity of the moons of Jupiter discovered by Galileo as a way to tell time.
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Sure, it's one thing for politicians to evolve, but this happens with enough regularity there's even an entire subreddit dedicated to it.
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For one, it had no fiber, which could cause "what the TV commercials delicately call, 'loss of normal regularity,'" the piece said.
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Only Roberta, a gynecologist who lives nearby, sees Chrissy, a housewife who married her middle school sweetheart, with any kind of regularity.
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While sleep regularity refers to both your bedtime and waking time, Dr. Rodrigues placed an emphasis on maintaining a constant waking time.
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And its manufacturing technology, which used to advance with such metronomic regularity that Intel called its business plan "tick-tock", has stumbled.
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The Arctic's hot flash mirrors the global monthly temperature records we've been hitting with brutal regularity, as well as annual heat records.
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Rudimentary profile pages already exist on Reddit, and show a user's post history, but are rarely a destination anyone checks with regularity.
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Rossby waves on the Sun might mean other stars also have temporary clusters of bright points that traverse the surface with regularity.
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After all, the nights draw longer and the weather becomes increasingly inclement in the northern hemisphere with remarkable regularity, year after year.
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It'll come as no surprise to anyone who's been following the space with any regularity that Xiaomi is leading the way here.
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They recorded 118 sneezes on 69 days, and found that their subject sneezed "with startling regularity" around 8:20 am each day.
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But that it happens with such regularity across species suggests that there could be "an intention in it," Dr. Sebastián-González said.
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The one- or two-day strike is form of mass action that Indian workers have used with some regularity since the 1990s.
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Admittedly it's been a few decades since I've handled one of these with any regularity, but the replica feels good to me.
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The city's escalating violence, fueled by gang wars and abundant guns, has become a crisis that leads to tragedy with numbing regularity.
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Only 2 in 85033 people under 30 think that going to church is an important or worthwhile activity deserving of any regularity.
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With metronomic regularity in his stump appearances, Mr. Trump promotes his qualifications as a billionaire businessman to fix what ails our economy.
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He has been known to scream and curse at reporters with regularity, putting some on a "blacklist" for coverage he considers unfavorable.
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But the regularity and audacity of the thefts at Shell's refining facility - some of which took place during working hours - stand out.
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Reports of excessively punitive training of female gymnasts surface with some regularity, so in that sense "Over the Limit" is not unexpected.
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Nobody who uses the New York City subway with any regularity would ever expect the ride to be a paragon of politesse.
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Losing these interactions in a remote-work environment means leaders need to start communicating with more regularity and breadth to their organization.
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We can facilitate on-time graduation by encouraging students not to change majors with regularity (averaging three times per college student's career).
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Another possible contributing factor to the phenomenon is that people are heading outside less, and taking out the trash with less regularity.
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The blackface issue is compounded by the fact that the tech industry is already flogged with regularity for its lack of diversity.
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You can see how Lamott might forget a book title or two, given the regularity with which she delivers a new collection.
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With "astonishing" regularity, voters, politicians and pundits ask themselves and one another: Should the United States be doing more or less abroad?
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Linda: I write with some regularity about the Second Amendment because it looms so large in people's thinking about the Supreme Court.
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When it comes to healthy exercise (as opposed to weight loss, for example), experts often say that regularity matters more than vigorousness.
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Selfhood is not particularly well-suited for perpetuity, rhythm is not mere regularity, and names find their meaning in the ongoing exchange.
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The suitcases she travels with appear and disappear with regularity, their contents depleted as she is robbed or forced to raise money.
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First, we have a president who says politically incorrect and vulgar things with regularity and has no shame or remorse about it.
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Since the only prediction that seemed to come true with any regularity in 2016 was that everybody would be wrong about everything.
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Charges based on violating regulations have been filed with regularity in cases ranging from insider trading to accounting fraud to overseas bribery.
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The Rangers have been employing a similar approach this season, winning with regularity by generating scoring from every segment of their lineup.
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Trump has retweeted his white supremacist supporters with regularity, but the connection between the alt-right and his campaign continues to strengthen.
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Kingsbury's Air Raid scheme is expected to feature four- and five-wide receiver sets — rare personnel groupings for most NFL teams — with regularity.
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Importantly, the finding also speaks to the conditions on Earth during the Late Bombardment Period, when asteroids struck the planet with great regularity.
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It's the noodles and the sweetness that seem to spark the debates that play out with some regularity online or in the media.
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Half a century ago, astronomers observed their first pulsar: a dead, distant, ludicrously dense star that emitted pulses of radiation with remarkable regularity.
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If we are supposed to be convinced that Kanye West eats McDonald's with any type of regularity, he should be aware of this.
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It not only promotes "regularity," it also reduces your risk of several chronic diseases and plays a crucial role in successful weight loss.
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But it's less of a loss on this smaller device since I don't think it's very practical for watching video with any regularity.
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No. Some of it can because some of this stuff we can do by ourselves on a regularity fashion through the administrative process.
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Speaking out with increasing regularity about the stresses they share with other parents, they are taking on long-standing taboos about seeking help.
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And we know that women experience sexualized harassment online with stunning regularity, and that women are judged negatively for sharing images of themselves.
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This trope is repeated with pneumatic regularity every month and during every political Administration, so why don't we just dispense with the nonsense?
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SEDITION AND statistics are two words that crop up with increasing regularity in the utterances of officials loyal to Tanzania's president, John Magufuli.
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SoftBank continues to dole out multi-billion-dollar checks with stunning regularity, having invested around one-third of its $90+ billion Vision Fund.
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Lou Malnati's: In a city known for its strong opinions about deep dish, Lou Malnati's is a name that comes up with regularity.
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Jones wrote that 2017, when stock markets have been breaching new milestones with regularity, reminds him of 1999 when markets were also surging.
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The reality is, filicides happen with depressing regularity in the US. And mothers are almost as likely to be the killers as fathers.
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If SpaceX wants to maximize the reward from this new business model, it will need to start reusing its rockets with some regularity.
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That, however, is what happens with troubling regularity in Aramark-run kitchens, says Mike Brickner, the senior policy director at the Ohio ACLU.
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That would seem to indicate a human being at the end of the line, as opposed to the scrupulous regularity of a bot.
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Students completed sleep diaries and the researchers used the Sleep Regularity Index (SRI), a tool they developed, to evaluate the students' sleep patterns.
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Increasing exposure to daytime light and decreasing exposure to laptops and other light-emitting devices before bedtime might improve sleep regularity, they suggest.
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"It's really, really hard for a state party every four years to do what a state government does with absolute regularity," she said.
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I'm also asthmatic, as you can see, and obsessively buy chapstick in bundles (chapstick is something else I somehow lose with great regularity).
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With clockwork regularity, every election, they've chosen to keep their state an economic and educational backwater, an international symbol of America's racial lunacy.
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Opposing Scalia and his approach with absolute regularity were picks by Obama, justices who would have fit well in a compliant FDR Court.
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I didn't use the Note 28's S Pen with any regularity, so I can't claim to notice much of a difference here.
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It is the range and regularity of the untruths we see that should be the cause for profound alarm and spur to action.
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On this night, however—be it through Torres' bravery or Tsagouris' effective pressure—Torres decides to stand in the pocket with surprising regularity.
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Ward throws his left uppercut with regularity, but one of his best set-ups is as a follow up to his left hook.
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The original Doom from 1993 has thrived for years on mods, to the point that where we still cover them with some regularity.
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In 2015, Buzzfeed reported that emergency room doctors in San Francisco have been encountering the drug with increasing regularity, particularly amongst gay professionals.
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In fact, the only contemporary life that Delacroix depicted with regularity was that found in Morocco and Algeria, where he traveled in 1832.
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Dear Sugars, I am unable to feel sexual desire with any regularity due to chronic pain, mild depression and necessary use of medications.
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Get on the phone or FaceTime and call your family and friends with some regularity — you'll probably need it, and so will they.
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This is not a retirement or an annihilation; it is simply a demonstration of a new staccato nature where there was once regularity.
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Here was a place where words and phrases that friends, cousins, neighbors, and people I knew used with regularity found resonance and meaning.
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Their first step was to recruit 34 fit young men who were not burly weight lifters but did resistance train with some regularity.
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All too appropriately, the couple have matching tornado tattoos on their hands — a Lubbock regularity, repurposed as a metaphor for long-term partnership.
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Things that never happened before now happen with such regularity that the numbing and the dumbing down can make a rational human inert.
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By the time Mr. Schreiber started kissing Ms. McEnerney with some regularity, he had cause to sense he had met his soul mate.
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As reporters told their stories with regularity, the Australian government established the commission to look broadly at institutional responses to child sex abuse.
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Stuart's semiliterate hippie musings are pure perfection, as are Faith's various nemeses in love, life and homeownership, who pop up with welcome regularity.
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As those who read the site with some regularity likely already know, we've actually spent a significant amount of time with the device.
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With 12 novels and eight story collections published since 1980, he's managed to send original fiction out into the world with stunning regularity.
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In 1960s Detroit, redlining meant that banks would deny mortgages to black home buyers, no matter the source and regularity of their income.
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Similar controversies have occurred with regularity since, some affecting playoff games, as the N.F.L. has tinkered with the rule over what a catch is.
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Exciting individuals like the Mia Dora-remixing Correlate are popping up with regularity to cement Dundee's reputation as incubator and testing ground for talent.
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It is a place — his place — where long familiar sights and time-washed memories recur with the regularity of the incoming and outgoing tides.
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And perhaps more vexingly, they are constantly shifting shape, adding new business lines with regularity to keep pace with a fast-changing technology industry.
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Wildfires of the kind that have been increasing in regularity in California and the Western US recently can also cause large-scale PM2.5 emissions.
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That said, he wasn't exactly AWOL from the Latin music scene during that time, with numerous songs dropping with some regularity featuring his voice.
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Schools might enforce rules about clear backpacks and force students to go through metal detectors, but shootings still occur in academic settings with regularity.
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It prioritizes the reputations, power, and safety of men over women, whose reputations, power and safety have been ripped from them with horrifying regularity.
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This is somewhat less common than retinopathy in diabetics, but it actually occurs with some regularity in non-diabetics as the result of stress.
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The regularity of this callousness makes Black people and our bodies into fuel to push the nation's betterment through the display of our suffering.
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You had one job NFL kickers are missing the uprights with stunning regularity this season, and they're probably screwing up your fantasy team too.
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But the company's original culture and mission kept creating a set of brutal debts that came due with regularity over the past 16 months.
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Family Guy joked about Spacey a couple times over the years, while Difficult People made a habit of throwing in Spacey jabs with regularity.
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"The median user tweets just twice each month, but a small cohort of extremely active Twitter users posts with much greater regularity," Pew reports.
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He walks to his office almost every day, goes to the theatre several times a month, and publishes books and papers with amazing regularity.
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This regularity has yielded a body of research about the causes and consequences of coups, with much of it focused on their economic dimensions.
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But even though baseball treats this almost as a foregone conclusion, it only happens with regularity because highly skilled players practice this play frequently.
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The incidents have sparked discussions about the regularity of mass shootings in the country, as well as issues surrounding gun legislation and white supremacy.
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News of Trump's casual reversals of policy comes with such alarming regularity that the impulse to locate a patch of firm ground is understandable.
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Many of the songs elude the regularity of 12-bar blues; they add or skip beats, start vocals in unexpected places, lurch and leap.
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One solution publishers are offering with a perhaps inevitable regularity, given our increasingly cross-merchandised world, is picture books retrofitted with popular song lyrics.
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This would be a boon to Revolut, as UK consumers seem to be sticking with their bank accounts and switching banks with decreasing regularity.
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He struggles to create his own shot, and isn't creative getting to the rim, leaving his ability to score with any regularity in doubt.
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Almost as soon as spaceship concepts begin to show up with some regularity in science fiction, writers felt the impulse to pimp them out.
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But those who can seem to be doing it with remarkable regularity, both in spite and because of the country's cyclonic violence, especially recently.
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Locust plagues have been recorded since ancient Egypt, but there's no evidence to suggest plagues occur with any regularity, making them difficult to track.
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Threats against his life, threats to rape his son, threats against the mother of his son—these come with regularity through every channel imaginable.
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Threats against Bonnell's life, threats to rape his son, threats against the mother of his son—these come with regularity through every channel imaginable.
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They are space-fillers issuing with a thudding regularity from his uncurious mind, and in the end of course they are all about him.
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By the way, when you see these pieces beginning to appear with regularity, what it means is that various internal factions, advisors, consultants, etc.
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Year in and year out, with fatalistic regularity, envelopes bearing that name would invade the homes of the unwary, the unwilling and the unready.
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But an accident or misstep is not impossible, given that Russian military jets are already flying in or near NATO airspace with some regularity.
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It's the third $95 million stock sale Zuckerberg has made since mid-August, and it looks as though they'll continue to come with regularity.
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Even more than witty acceptance speeches, Oscar watchers seem to crave surprises, and the unexpected used to happen at the Academy Awards with some regularity.
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But as my current New York City-dwelling lifestyle doesn't provide many opportunities to do so, it's been years since I rode with any regularity.
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And Backpage did at least provide some level of safety and regularity to it, even if it also contributed to worse issues like sex trafficking.
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Danceability: Describes how suitable a track is for dancing based on a combination of musical elements including tempo, rhythm stability, beat strength, and overall regularity.
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LeoLabs has two radar systems, with plans for more, and they hope to give customers information about satellites' whereabouts with more regularity than the government.
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It's a fact she knows well: at the beginning of her career in the public eye, she'd trot out some variant of it with regularity.
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The researchers found that for every score increase of 10 on the regularity index, the student had an average increase of 0.10 in their GPA.
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PAKISTAN SCHOOL ATTACK Depressing regularity: Militants raided a university in northwest Pakistan, timing their attack to a ceremony at the school to ensure maximum casualties.
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Although Dawn can, and does, castrate men—bloodied dicks thud to the ground with pleasing regularity throughout the movie— Teeth doesn't make Dawn a monster.
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She also used the 2012 gang rape and murder of Jyoti Singh in New Delhi to explore the appalling regularity of rape around the world.
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Stocks during this period were floating upwards with fairly metronomic regularity, with the S&P 500 advancing by more than 35 percent over the period.
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Since then, the show has toured "with the regularity of a band," Mr. Fink said of the traveling production, which is independent of the podcast.
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The maelstrom of marketing, consumer interest, and genuine desire on the part of developers creates experiences that seem to jump with more regularity than films.
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The regularity with which the regime has targeted civilians — frequently using United States-supplied bombs and aircraft — make its claims that these are "mistakes" ludicrous.
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"That question has been thrown my way with a great deal of regularity over the last couple months," Tanter acknowledged in a recent phone interview.
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Given the regularity of catastrophic wildfires in California and hurricanes in Florida, where Everbridge also has a statewide contract, demand for its technology is soaring.
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While the court takes that step with some regularity when a lower court's error is obvious, that seemed an unlikely outcome in an abortion case.
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C.'s obsessed with money, success, and image, and I refuse to take a job that would require me to wear socks with any regularity.
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This "advice of counsel" defense is raised with increased regularity in white-collar crime cases, often coupled with its close cousin — acting in good faith.
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In case you're not uneasy enough about the reality that flaming extraterrestrial objects are continuously pelting our fragile planet, they do so with alarming regularity.
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Although Washington emits baldfaced lies with startling regularity these days, I encourage journalists to refocus on the more pernicious misdirections, like Mr. Ryan's magic asterisks.
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"It's a sometimes rocky road cinematically, slipping from enchanting to trite, magical to indulgent with some regularity," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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Because football teams so often go through ups and downs—and chairmen fire their coaches with such regularity—measuring long-term managerial performance is tricky.
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Mass shootings happen with depressing regularity in the United States, but the virulent anti-Semitism that fueled the attack came as a surprise to many.
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I still eat out and get coffee with regularity — two things our financial aid counselors suggested cutting out at our exit session right before graduation.
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He was not a particularly courteous roommate, and Glass recalled having to retrieve empty doughnut boxes and chicken bones from his room with some regularity.
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This kind of trauma has been visited upon Americans with such regularity that the hope that any single outrage could foster change has been abandoned.
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San Jose State (21-22011) may have taken better care of the ball after intermission, but its shots did not fall with much more regularity.
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The regularity with which fraudulent companies target particular groups of people – such as low-income individuals, communities of color, immigrants, and students – is particularly objectionable.
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CREW's argument has been raised with increasing regularity by some legal experts, who say Cohen's surreptitious payment could be viewed as an illicit campaign contribution.
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In fact, in most aspects of my life, I'm doing pretty well: I don't smoke, I'm a healthy eater, and I exercise with some regularity.
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For these actors, particular issues and policies came and went, while the prerogatives of the formal party and the principle of party regularity always remained central.
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" When asked about the regularity of "good" actors appearing in "bad" films, Hooton tells me: "There aren't many jobs in acting, which is also a factor.
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Researchers also lacked data on several factors that can impact sleep regularity like breakfast consumption and meal timing, both of which can also impact metabolic health.
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Online advertisements stalk you online as you move from website to website, and are used to serve malware or redirect users to phishing websites with regularity.
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Even with this more aggressive algorithm in place, the community's posts still float to the top with clockwork regularity and rack up extraordinarily high vote totals.
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"Underlying the daunting complexity of the natural world lies a surprising simplicity, regularity and unity when viewed through the coarse-grained lens of scale," he writes.
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And here's one more crazy idea...let's do it with some regularity instead of only when situations get so bad they can no longer be ignored.
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You'd have thought this experience would have been enough to stop me from doing it again, and yet I was ordering bags with ever more regularity.
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Production from the Norwegian continental shelf was at its highest level in five years, driven by high regularity and ramp-up of new fields, it added.
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So, other factors like sleep timing and like sleep regularity are important to provide a more holistic perspective that includes all these dimensions of sleep health.
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The late Justice Antonin Scalia's robust view of aspects of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments led him to vote to overturn criminal sentences with some regularity.
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AT THE BMW factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, brand new sport-utility vehicles roll off the assembly line with the regularity of a German express train.
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Though fainting happens with some regularity at fashion shows, and will likely happen again this week during New York Fashion Week: Men's, each time it shocks.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are taking on all challengers and turning them aside with regularity, as long as all three of their stars are in the lineup.
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Previous studies have suggested that mass extinctions may occur with regularity, and some researchers have linked this perceived periodicity to pulses of comet or asteroid strikes.
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With its indeterminate instrumentation and its tinge of academe, few pianists have taken it up with ease or regularity — and fewer still of Mr. Trifonov's imagination.
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Notes on the Culture Every few years, with the regularity, if not quite the frequency, of the full-moon cycle, Southwestern style comes back in fashion.
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Maybe they're only likely to happen with any regularity in a place where art institutions and their conventions are still in a healthy state of flux.
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They are drawn not just by the height of the waves, but by their regularity: Big swells hit Nazaré for unusually long stretches of the year.
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He once pitched like this with regularity, as an All-Star for the Atlanta Braves in 2011, when he led the majors in appearances with 85.
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Witnesses have invoked the Fifth Amendment right with some regularity at hearings on Capitol Hill, turning themselves into punching bags for their refusal to answer questions.
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The Manchester City defender provides much-needed reliability in a national side that has changed both names and formations with alarming regularity since Sampaoli took over.
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As Bogotá has increasingly become a melting pot of cultures from every part of Colombia, restaurants focusing on regional dishes and ingredients are opening with regularity.
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And, of course, the movie's theme of gigolo-dom provides many opportunities for sexist, ageist and lookist humor, all of which "Latin Lover" takes with regularity.
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For the past 20 years, astronomer Julie Rathbun from the Planetary Science Institute in Arizona has watched in astonishment as this volcano erupts with eerie regularity.
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As a result of global heating, the Earth no longer produces snow with the same regularity, so ski resorts are being forced to manufacture it instead.
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In the week after these announcements, according to Kensho, the software industry group has outperformed all other technology, media and telecommunication assets with the greatest regularity.
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Noteworthy that every drug I've ever gotten into with regularity—weed, alcohol, valium—has dampened my memory recall, and therefore delivered the elusive goal of rest.
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I use it in the sense that my peace lily is absolutely sentient and has chosen to forgive me for forgetting to water it with alarming regularity.
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And they are vulnerable to the freak weather events and seismic shifts that, thanks to our warming of the climate, are rapidly increasing in regularity and scale.
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NPD said forecasts were revised up because the fields, through efficiency measures, particularly within drilling of wells and regularity on the facilities, produced more than previously presumed.
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Far more often, with the language of participation the coin of the realm, they dare to voice old defenses of party regularity and pluralism only sotto voce.
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At a time when these kinds of records are broken with some regularity, it takes a particularly scorching month to raise eyebrows in the climate science community.
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I was the one who never really felt like initiating, or at least not with anywhere near the regularity we'd had as a hormone-crazed new couple.
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It may sound like a lot of additional work, but the regularity of this practice makes worshipping and communing with God simply a fixture of everyday life.
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It is also far less profitable than VW and most of its peers—despite its ability to turn out an engine of the year with impressive regularity.
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The show's fandom is especially Internet-savvy as well, with huge communities on Reddit, Imgur and Tumblr, who swap GIFs, fan art and theories with fervent regularity.
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But inside that rough exterior is a complex and warm father, one who shines through with increasing regularity as he grows closer to his two weirdo sons.
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This means you can keep the phone in the case and just slap it onto the armband as necessary, a boon if you exercise with any regularity.
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But, getting from point A to point B in our daily lives is one of the most emotionally-charged things any of us do with any regularity.
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Years later, after much of the world has moved on and From Software is making new games, the Prospectors still go spelunking within Bloodborne with surprising regularity.
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I used those last bits with a little less regularity, but all of the above really came in handy when putting together the images for this writeup.
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John Gee, head of the research team for rights group Transient Workers Count Too, said cases of domestic helpers being given inadequate food "happen with alarming regularity".
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GERMAN COMEDY fans howled when a character in "The Big Bang Theory", a nerdy sitcom, likened the regularity of his bowel movements to a "German train schedule".
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He chose to do it by adding together sinusoids—those oscillating waves you learned about in high school that wander between peak and trough with predictable regularity.
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Worst of all, "megafires" that cover hundreds of thousands of acres, move at hypersonic speeds, and swallow entire cities whole are now cropping up with alarming regularity.
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A hundred years after the "winners" were established in pharma, startups are still producing money-making miracle drugs and minting multi-millionaire startup founders with startling regularity.
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More significantly, Rubio is one of the most prominent Latinos in the Republican Party, the same party that has lost the Hispanic vote with metronome-like regularity.
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Goodhart's Law states that any observed statistical regularity will tend to collapse once pressure is placed upon it for control purposes ("Monetary Theory and Practice", Goodhart, 2329).
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As Bush's presidency wore on, he and Clinton developed friendly ties, speaking by phone with some regularity about the aspects of the job only they could understand.
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"These results indicate that sleep regularity, beyond sleep duration alone, plays a significant role in our health," said the study's lead author Sierra B. Forbush to EurekAlert.
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Because history shows that as leaders grow accustomed to violating selected global norms occasionally, they become more likely to violate any norms they wish to with regularity.
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Last week, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the U.S. had opened a direct channel of communication with Pyongyang, which has tested rockets with increasing regularity.
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While it's not realistic to believe a crucial investigation of a sitting president can maintain an airtight level of silence, the regularity of these leaks is troubling.
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Listening to the album, it's immediately obvious why DJs from Leon Vynehall to Axel Boman have been dipping into the release with alarming regularity in recent weeks.
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And as Cena has become less active, he has reinvented himself as "Big Match John," throwing down great matches with startling regularity over the past few years.
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" * Saetre: "On the cost side, using data more efficiently will help to increase the quality of our maintenance which would increase the regularity, but also the safety.
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The commission, though, believes source code access may help it better understand the nature of "flash crash" events, which have occurred with increasing regularity in recent years.
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Although his leaping catches this week have dropped some jaws, Yankees' reliever Chad Green recalls Engel making those plays with regularity when the two were college teammates.
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Big emotions and sap, that's what he could be counted for in a scene, the sloppy regularity of a puppy's affection—probably he had the same motivations.
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And also how much his preoccupations of those long-ago days — tension between rhythmic regularity and tremors of instability; simultaneous propulsion and reflection — still interest him today.
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In a world where fad diets are popping up with increasing regularity, that means Yelp will be able to help you maintain it by personalizing your results.
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I hike with some regularity among other Northern California redwoods, marveling at the scorch marks on their bark or through their middles, the way they withstand fire.
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This is a step we may see with increasing regularity as the Justice Department intensifies its investigation under a newly appointed special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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"There is now no longer any pretense of regularity," said Margaret Love, who served as pardon attorney under President Bill Clinton and now represents clients seeking clemency.
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He's often absent at night, and his wife, who is over the whole gonzo eating scene, works to maintain a semblance of regularity in their daughters' lives.
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"She wore no makeup, but her blond hair was waved and beautifully arranged, accentuating her blue eyes and a profile of classic regularity," The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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Taylor said that soon after the acquisition, Benioff started picking his brain with increasing regularity, asking for his opinions on various products and how to improve them.
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He started with the premise that people who agonize over important choices may systematically make wrong decisions, defaulting to either "yes" or "no" with too much regularity.
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For others still, "wellness," yoga, meditation, or even CrossFit has come to function in people's lives like a religion: providing community, regularity, and an avenue for mindfulness.
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Regardless, the prospect of anything being added onto this moment is a rare jolt in exhilaration in rap that we all hope to feel with more regularity.
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More people than usual checked their phones with more regularity during Tuesday's event, while others apparently felt more comfortable chatting than they might have in a traditional screening.
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Writing letters of thanks (or emails if you want to be faster and more frequent) to those for whom you are grateful is worth doing with some regularity.
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"The technical skill of flintworking, measurable by the regularity of work, the presence or absence of mistakes, is not excellent but on a medium level," Wierer told Gizmodo.
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This year, the company has started to make good on its promise to do a mission every two weeks, by launching with more frequency and regularity since May.
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How else can you explain a presumptive GOP presidential nomination for Trump, who has no experience in elected office and spews out counterfactual and contradictory statements with regularity?
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Talking with many whistleblowers, we've identified the most important types of support and protection that they need if their identity becomes public — which now happens with unfortunate regularity.
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According to Guo Peng of Shandong University, one of the few people to have studied the dog-meat market, only China's ethnic Korean minority eat dog with regularity.
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"What other industries are there, that aren't like, Mad Men, where you see people drinking with the regularity that people in this industry do for work?" he said.
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At the time, Woodward lived the jetsetter's lifestyle of a celebrity restaurateur, flying on a private jet between Los Angeles and Chicago, New York and Miami with regularity.
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That's not to say the first lady doesn't weigh in with advice and counsel to her husband, which Melania Trump's communications director has confirmed she does with regularity.
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He showed in the second part of the season he's starting to put it together shift in and shift out, with more regularity game in and game out.
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Central banks that worry more about high inflation than low will tend to err on the hawkish side, and will find themselves steering into recession with some regularity.
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With Djokovic hitting the lines with relentless regularity, Nadal saved two more break points at 1-1 then seized the initiative to punish Djokovic for his first lapse.
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The same sort of contracts, in other words, offered by every other big exchange, particularly the CME, which has been rolling out new metallic products with increasing regularity.
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Over the weekend, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the U.S. had opened a direct channel of communication with Pyongyang, which has tested rockets with increasing regularity.
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The only individual Jane Click was now aware of with any regularity was Theodore, who remained dishevelled in a way that seemed unsustainable even here, even within Dove.
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He also said that the U.S. banking system lacks the technology necessary to make real-time digital currency changes happen with the regularity needed to run an economy.
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As Duke University's Mark Chaves told the Associated Press, the regularity with which someone goes to church is now "one of the best predictors" of their political affiliation.
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"What is of greatest concern is the regularity with which these short-term changes in recent years are negative, resulting in significant long-term declines for many species."
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The regularity of the occurrence doesn't make it any less upsetting for the chef, who would rather never see his students return to the Cook County Jail kitchen.
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Those include harmony between horse and rider, the rider's position and seat, the freedom and regularity of the paces, and the lightness and ease of the horse's movements.
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Cuban players began defecting with more regularity in the 1990s, and Mr. Hechavarria and Mr. Chapman are two of 17 Cubans who are on M.L.B. teams this year.
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With irregular regularity, various places in the United States that are not the Big Obvious Centers start throwing off a more concentrated number of cultural sparks: Austin, Tex.
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And he makes very bad decisions with distressing regularity, like spending all 86,000 British pounds of his inheritance on one of the first "Adams" to hit the market.
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Retro Report If you were in elementary school in the early 1950s, chances are that you had the fear of nuclear holocaust drummed into you with fair regularity.
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Episodes of mob violence occur with numbing regularity in India, typically without a great deal of scrutiny except when they are religiously motivated or involve attacks on women.
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You might think that all the attention to the humanness of fakery — to the regularity and reliability of surface-level inauthenticity — would make everyone seem shallow and false.
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Tanaka looked as if he might follow suit, as he struck out nine and got 14 swings and misses, something he has not done with regularity this season.
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Mr. Obama also went golfing with regularity during his presidency, but the White House routinely acknowledged when he was playing and gave the names of his golf partners.
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He told the station that he does not want any of his conversations about receiving communion to be public, but that denial happens with some degree of regularity.
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This holiday season, I'm wondering why Christmas stations don't play and create new hits with regularity — the enterprise's defining conservatism needn't preclude a bouncier array of novelty songs.
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Gascons consume foie gras, which is made on family farms all over the region, with casual regularity, and consider the delicacy about as decadent as a pork chop.
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Or else Australia's emperor of F1 racing, Daniel Ricciardo, who this year performed a shoey not once, but with startling regularity after achieving podium places around the world.
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It may come as a surprise to some, then, that the NRA and its political action committee have, until recently, backed Democratic candidates for Congress with some regularity.
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With the "cosmic clock" already at 11:45, and storm surges arriving at the Jersey Shore with increasing regularity, they may be treading water for real before long.
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CreditCreditAlysse Gafkjen Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — This is an arts town, and artistic miracles happen here with some regularity, but last weekend's miracle was not the usual kind.
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Despite the regularity of scam phone calls, no one really stops to think about the life of the person on the other side of the phone — until now.
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For a country that produces many of the world's best ice hockey players with regularity, having a Grand Slam singles champion to call their own is new territory.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — First of all, I'm over the moon that I'm going to be picking these weekends up with some regularity and spending more time with you.
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Just take pulsars: When these rapidly rotating, lighthouse-like objects were discovered in the 1960s, the regularity of the flashes were briefly suspected of being generated by intelligent life.
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Photo: APIt seems as if last year's data breaches were characterized by increased regularity, yet somehow, according to the latest research from IBM Security, fewer records were actually exposed.
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A cynical person might start to wonder why fraternities bother with all these rules at all if they don't intend to enforce them—at least not with any regularity.
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FACT: Both types of fiber have many benefits in addition to regularity, such as helping us feel more full so we eat less, slowing sugar absorption and lowering cholesterol.
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The best part about MSCHF, though, is their regularity: each drop is scheduled in advance, and they've been planned out every 2nd and 4th Tuesday through September 28, 2021.
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The tactic paid off handsomely as she largely avoided the soggy rough and took advantage of soft greens to fire approach shots to within birdie range with monotonous regularity.
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Intel was better at doing that than any of its competitors, releasing improved chips with such metronomic regularity that its product-release schedule was given the name "tick-tock".
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"I still had to keep going to the gym with horrifying regularity to stay in shape, so that was the challenge, along with the long work hours," he said.
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Some version of this fantastical claim has been dropped into the news cycle with the regularity of a super blood wolf moon for the better part of a century.
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Anal Anything Although anal sex is more common these days than decades ago, it's still not a thing most Americans have tried even once, let alone with any regularity.
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Take That members have reunited, split, reunited and split with the regularity of a soap opera romance since that grave moment in '96, because boy bands are for life.
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Now the next time scientists detect the waves—and they're going to be doing so with more and more regularity—you'll actually understand what the hell they're talking about.
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Many of the places I go with any degree of regularity are run by women, patronized by women, and welcome children, and therefore are unlikely to allow open carry.
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He worked with punch-card regularity, in an office where his desk faced the wall, so that the only world he could see was the one he was creating.
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Gambling scandals have swept through the Asian leagues with alarming regularity, exposing deep ties between crime rings and the sport even as they strive to make an international mark.
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She'd got her foothold doing night work for a call-in show hosted by a Jesuit priest who, with surprising regularity, wound up talking his callers out of suicide.
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But the World Cup is unique in having so many participants from so many countries all appearing in the same forum, with the same ritualized regularity, match after match.
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To prevent political violence from spreading on the streets of Bangkok, as has happened with regularity for decades, 1,200 police officers were deployed around the constitutional court on Thursday.
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Clutch throws or surgical precision or sharp decision-making might distinguish the best quarterbacks, but by excelling in those areas with regularity they are also, in effect, managing games.
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"Despite the persistence, seriousness and regularity of such complaints, no meaningful action was taken by the university to investigate or address the concerns until January 1996," the report said.
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Or maybe you're just sitting there baffled, wondering how it is that you ended up partnered with someone who says "Let's put a pin in that" with alarming regularity.
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It's a fair question to ask as the Trump administration has often resembled a brutal set of "Survivor" episodes with key players getting voted off the island with regularity.
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Lunsford-Avery and colleagues analyzed the sleep cycles of nearly 2,000 adults with an average age of 69 years by using a new metric called the Sleep Regularity Index.
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But as reports emerged showing that military members stayed at the Trump Turnberry Resort in Ayr, Scotland, with increasing regularity during refueling stops, questions of improper military spending followed.
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One of the reasons why conspiracy theories spring up with such regularity is due to our desire to impose structure on the world and incredible ability to recognise patterns.
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That means that casual fans, those not good enough to win matches with regularity, are stuck playing against an ever-improving player base with little incentive to keep logging in.
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To avoid going over the quota and paying the tax, HFTs would want to avoid paying the tax, so they may not provide bids and offers with the same regularity.
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Today PEOPLE has the exclusive premiere of their new song "Live to See Another Day," a stirring response to the school shootings that occur with alarming regularity across the country.
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If you've used an earlier version with any regularity, on the other other hand, the increase in surface area is pretty readily apparent, especially when an email notification comes through.
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Today, we know that pulsars are neutron stars, the small but incredibly dense collapsed centers of larger stars, which spew a beam of radiation while they rotate with baffling regularity.
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Tannon Penland: We were living in different states and being in a car accident made it increasingly difficult for me to travel down to North Carolina with the same regularity.
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Throughout the season, I started predicting the ending of episodes with regularity, and even laughed when the Arya-Sansa "twist" (if you can even call it that) was revealed. Please.
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I know I say this with some regularity, but when I do, it's always true—the less I give away about this surreal, sticky, and slyly poignant story, the better.
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Somewhat like Twitter, I used to think smart speakers are too basic and limited in what they could do, but now I find myself relying on them with increasing regularity.
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Expect to see its self-driving tech start becoming a much more common site on actual roads long before we see autonomous personal consumer cars with any kind of regularity.
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ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (6-43-0): Nick Foligno has been landing on the scoresheet with regularity this season, notching at least one point in seven of his nine games.
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The phrasing was nearly identical from tweet to tweet, and the messages arrived with eerie regularity, coming every few minutes from four in the afternoon until two in the morning.
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For years, he regularly rose before dawn to paint watercolors in response to the character of the sunrise that day and was attentive to sunsets with equal regularity and sensitivity.
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"Unless we can come up with actual evidence that there are extra-legal killings, then we cannot overcome the presumption (of regularity in the discharge of official functions)," Roque said.
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Following the Columbine shooting in 1999 that left 12 dead, schools around the country implemented lockdown procedures and practiced them with regularity similar to that of tornado and fire drills.
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He's 153 of 61 from deep in the playoffs now, which means one of the NBA's most infamously not-so-efficient players is ripping nets with Steph Curry-like regularity.
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He's so damn exciting and just refuses to flinch on daring drives to the rim that end in a violent dunk over (or through) a helpless defender with stunning regularity.
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But it's just not held together well enough to make Blackwood Crossing one of those drop-what-you're-doing recommendations that pop out of the independent sphere with increasing regularity.
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"We know that birds—eagles and other ravens, crows, seagulls—get into the garbage dump with great regularity," Councilor Reagan Dunn, who proposed the amendment, said at the community meeting.
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He magically turns kick-out passes into three points with more regularity and faith than just about anyone else, never turns the ball over, and is characterless as a defender.
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In this way, you can curate your online self and manage others' impressions of you, something that would be impossible to do in real life with such regularity and precision.
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Op-Ed Contributor In recent years, threats of government shutdowns have come with the regularity and, until now, predictability of one of those TV channels running marathons of old sitcoms.
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Until the root causes of migration from Central America's Northern Triangle are addressed, caravans of migrants such as the one that left Honduras this week will keep forming with regularity.
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With her pale skin and fine, Pre-Raphaelite features, this actress hardly seems built for the depths of anguish she delivers with such regularity and expertise on New York stages.
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While those are the two biggest bears of this century, those massive swings are happening with increasing regularity, leaving investors who follow a traditional investment approach vulnerable to market volatility.
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However, the deadly downpour is consistent with what one expects to occur more frequently and with greater intensity — and what is already occurring with greater regularity — in a warming climate.
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"LGBT immigrants were detained with startling regularity regardless of legal requirements, vulnerability to abuse, or even the absence of flight risk or risk to public safety," the CAP report found.
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Yes, it's normal to have some sex dreams about your exes, but the frequency of these dreams, coupled with the regularity of our snapping illuminated a seriously unsettling cause and effect.
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"There are definitely eye-catching conflicts of interests on boards with far too much regularity," said Class V Group partner Lise Buyer, who consults with pre-initial public offering start-ups.
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Westworld is good TV. It makes you shout "what the fuck" with persistent regularity—usually because of dudes bashing their own skulls in, and robot slaves, and kids with robot faces.
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In the rhythm domain, it's the skill or the cognitive predisposition to be able to hear regularity in music — so you can dance to it, so you can make music together.
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Lesin's death raised "concerns" that the Kremlin would start "doing here what they do with some regularity in London," said a former high-level national security official who recently left government.
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We hear of crimes involving teenage social media use with depressing regularity, whether it's livestreaming an alleged rape on Periscope or a Brazilian Twitter video purporting to show a gang rape.
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Recently, a team at Stanford built a robot that could not only push the correct floor with regularity, but recognize the correct button on elevator panels it had never seen before.
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But clothing's relationship with death is more complicated than that of a mere reminder or relic: Over the years, garments have also, with surprising regularity, been a cause of death, too.
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And this dinner is one of many as the pair have made date night a regularity, going out to eat numerous times in multiple cities since their relationship began in March.
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Virginia has expanded a revenge porn law to include "deepfakes," the fabricated or manipulated videos and images of people made using machine learning that have begun popping up with increasing regularity.
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Bitcoin is falling and rising in $500 increments with regularity and Ethereum and its attendant ICOs are in a seeming freefall with a few "dead cat bounces" to keep things lively.
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Even though grassroots liberals cried "sellout" with some regularity, Senate Democrats cast the party as the one that cared about peace, and would go to battle for the aged and vulnerable.
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The president has attacked Mueller's investigation with increasing regularity in recent months, frequently decrying it as a "witch hunt" and a "hoax" in an attempt to discredit Mueller and his probe.
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The social media giant is introducing a tool to help you understand why posts from friends, pages, and groups appear in its News Feed — and to some extent, control their regularity.
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With his Ben Affleck smile and smidgen of a Mass Pike accent to match (he grew up just outside Boston, in Winchester), Mr. Favreau made the gossip pages with uncomfortable regularity.
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Pieces of children's bodies being pulled from rubble are photographed with appalling regularity in a war of indiscriminate attacks, most often from government airstrikes and shelling but also from rebel mortars.
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Of course, Biden hasn't yet traveled to Iowa with regularity like the other contenders, and voters there might be taking an interest in the politicians they've actually met and heard from.
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Sleep regularity, also called sleep hygiene, is optimal when someone goes to sleep at the same time each night and wakes up at the same time each morning, including on weekends.
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MONTREAL — The mystery has haunted Canadians for more than a decade: One by one, human feet clad in running shoes have floated ashore on British Columbia's southern coast with gruesome regularity.
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Acts of extreme brutality, including beheadings and mutilations, occur with some regularity along the Line of Control, the 450-mile disputed military frontier that divides Kashmir into Indian and Pakistani territory.
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Though the festival season is still just eight weeks long, usually featuring seven shows in two- or three-week runs, those shows turn up with astonishing regularity on New York stages.
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For two years now, protests and strikes have been occurring in Iran with regularity, further wreaking havoc upon an economy that, under the pressure of U.S. sanctions, has been spiraling downward.
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Trump has been languishing in the 2023 percent range, unable to expand his base of support, while Clinton has been hitting the 50 percent mark with more regularity in recent weeks.
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The jokes are also, with some regularity, funny and endearing, especially when delivered by Mr. Lester or Ms. Meester, whose portrayal of an earnest proto-feminist is the show's best weapon.
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Physical proof of global warming has been found across the globe, from glacial retreat high in the Himalayas, to coral bleaching in our oceans, to the regularity of extreme weather patterns.
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The alarming regularity of extreme weather and climate events means that public officials need to stop thinking of them as one-off emergencies and start planning for them as regular events.
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I've been using the Mac version of Cardhop with some regularity since it came out, and it's usually pretty good about figuring out what you mean when you enter in contact information.
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How do you reconcile your concern that officers are being lumped together with the reality that these shootings happen and people experience law enforcement in a really problematic way with some regularity?
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The whip of the executive can, through a Twitter feed, lash and intimidate, punish and humiliate, delegitimize the press and all of the imagined enemies with spasmodic regularity and easily provoked predictability.
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Because young millennial subscribers are most likely to churn through the different streaming services after they're done binging their favorite hit, the services need to rely on the regularity of family audiences.
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And while Kylie may not hit the treadmill with the same regularity as some of the members of her gym rat family, the teen is definitely still athletic in her own right.
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As happens with growing regularity during the Indian army's search-and-kill operations in the Kashmir Valley, hundreds of villagers had gathered at the scene to try to protect the doomed fugitives.
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One common criticism is a lack of transparency, as in only two of 5-Star's dozens of online votes has Casaleggio named an independent company to verify the regularity of the process.
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For context, drivers, customers, and the government tangle with Uber with a regularity that could only be startling if you've totally avoided any story about the company in the past six years.
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It's all part and parcel of the game experience at one of the more raucous buildings in the NHL, and few other teams employ anthem singers with the same sort of regularity.
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Called Project Scorpio, the company has hinted that regular updates and cloud storage will allow customers to buy graphical upgrades with greater regularity than the six-year console-cycles of the past.
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It's safe to say that a very large percentage of American women must deal with some type of unwanted contact that is sexual in nature in varying degrees of severity with regularity.
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In the past, "The Walking Dead" stayed fresh -- and unpredictable -- by killing off characters with some regularity, a reminder that this lawless world was one where death represented a part of life.
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After December, 21963, Joseph Kennedy, mostly mute and occasionally moaning, sat trapped inside the effects of a stroke—another sort of "Twilight Zone" scenario that I began to ponder with phobic regularity.
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In a White House where television trumps all, Short also became a prominent face of the administration, appearing on Sunday morning political shows, local syndicate stations and cable news outlets with regularity.
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It is something plainer, more straightforward, a bit ugly even: milky-gray sky, drab office interiors, identical white apartment blocks rising from the green hills with the regularity of a picket fence.
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And, just as importantly, Facebook users are much more engaged with the stories they're seeing on the site — commenting and "liking" with regularity — than old fashioned newspaper readers and TV news viewers.
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The quarter-final will hardly be remembered as a classic, with both Venus and the 21th-ranked Russian surrendering serve with alarming regularity despite perfect conditions for tennis at Rod Laver Arena.
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And Pee for Pizza seems to be a combination medical test-slash-social event that is held with some regularity on assorted college campuses, which makes sense on a number of levels.
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The regularity of public health events that warrant the use of the Public Health Emergency Fund should be a signal that its premise is as sound today as it was in 1983.
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Stocks can't seem to rally for more than two days in a row before getting hammered down again, punishing dip-buyers with relentless regularity for doing what had worked flawlessly for years.
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Federer, Nadal, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and the late arrival Stan Wawrinka have played one another and played off one another with enough regularity over the last decade to create appointment viewing.
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What scares me is that even with all the signs — children are showing up to schools and shooting their classmates and their teachers, with regularity — and we are talking about gun control.
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The turkey vulture (Cathartes aura) is abundant throughout the Northeast, but this was not the case even a century ago, when the birds began to appear with more regularity throughout New England.
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Chugani even noted that this culture of Chinese victimhood serves as an excuse for a myriad of insults and downright bigoted attacks against other people promoted on Chinese state TV with regularity.
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Recently, there were memes where people made commentary on the alarming regularity with which people take my word as gospel in spite of the fact that I was telling them not to.
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Alwaleed must be relieved, but the real winner here is the guy who's been getting his way with startling speed and regularity for the last ten months: Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman.
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With some regularity, he would informally drop by the Pentagon press corps' office and answer reporters' questions — just as long as he wasn't televised, often saying he felt more comfortable that way.
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However, with increasing regularity, county attorneys and even state attorneys general have targeted average citizens, who cannot be categorized as an organized criminal enterprise, and who typically cannot afford to defend themselves.
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Until a merit-based system is implemented and we prioritize the good of the nation above that of immigrants, events like what took place at the Port Authority will occur with regularity.
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In both Congress and the White House, officials have violated transparency norms with such regularity, and so little pushback, that it's a wonder those norms were effective as long as they were.
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We meet on St Mark's Place, where NYU kids mingle with skateboarders, fashion punks, crust punks, and the J Crew-sporting professional set who continue to colonize the area with increasing regularity.
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Further, this reform would maintain judicial independence, but instill regularity to the nominations process, discourage Justices from choosing a retirement date based on politics, and will stop the ever-increasing tenure of Justices.
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The only other area of Hawaii that gets snow with any regularity is the Haleakalā volcano on Maui, which at about 10,000 feet gets snow once every five years or so, he said.
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Being cool used to be so pure, and so honest; it wasn't based on how many cactus plants you owned or the regularity at which you shared cropped pictures on a photo service.
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King, the most prominent Republican in the New York delegation, has been in office for more than 25 years, trouncing his challengers with more than 60% of the vote with ease and regularity.
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Ayman Saleh, head of the Red Sea Ports Authority, stressed that the heads of ports should be in contact with the Egyptian Meteorological Authority to ensure the regularity and safety of maritime navigation.
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It was a similar scenario at the more sedate setting of the All England Club and by the end a desperate Konta, so potent early on, was swinging and missing with monotonous regularity.
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It was dubbed a "1,000-year event," but scientists studying climate change -- yet another source of our division -- say a warming planet is propelling extreme weather onto the Gulf Coast with alarming regularity.
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It is a snapshot of a different sort of mass violence — one that erupts with such anesthetic regularity that it is rendered almost invisible, except to the mostly black victims, survivors and attackers.
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Editorial Even at a time when new scandals erupt with dismaying regularity in big-money sports, the revelations about Russia's elaborate doping scheme at the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 are breathtaking.
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The Northern Irishman battled his driver, finding the waist-high fescue grass with monotonous regularity as he hacked his way to an 80, his worst score in 29 rounds at the U.S. Open.
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"You add up all of these tax breaks and what you see is that there are entire industries that are finding ways to almost zero out their taxes with astonishing regularity," Gardner says.
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It now sits in a drawer, though I regularly fight the urge to acquire more knives that are advertised to me with a disturbing degree of regularity on my Facebook and Instagram feeds.
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For example, after pulsars were discovered in 1967 they were nicknamed LGM (short for "little green men") because astronomers had never before observed anything not created by humans that pulsed with such regularity.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Car bombs, grenade attacks, assassinations and abductions by Shabab insurgents shatter the fragile veneer of calm in Somalia with such regularity that barely a week goes by without a deadly assault.
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Some Baltimore organizers skipped their city's satellite march to attend the one in the capital, hoping to reach an audience largely unfamiliar with the kind of violence that visits them with gruesome regularity.
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He is leaving this collective after a period of what looked like outrageous regularity — full of more than 1003 concerts a year, and a steady stream of albums — but was riddled with tension.
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Complaints have also been heard that there are now too many auction events, too many auction companies, too many cars — and that some of the same cars are being offered with distressing regularity.
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In our own country, from the trivial to the truly dangerous, it is the range and regularity of the untruths we see that should be cause for profound alarm, and spur to action.
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These are the essential algebraic properties of groups, and they endow groups, like the set of symmetries of the square, with a structure and a regularity akin to those of our familiar number systems.
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Instead, it's lasting all year long, a trend that has been occurring with increasing regularity in Western states due to a combination of climate change, land development and forest management practices, among other factors.
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Today, mosquito invaders are turning up with increasing regularity from Washington DC to Strasbourg, challenging the notion that the diseases they carry will remain confined to the tropics, scientists documenting the cases told Reuters.
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"These events have been a regularity over the last 40 years, but now we have tools that can watch this stuff happening from one day to the next," Drinkwater said in a phone call.
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Despite the regularity with which drug-debt violence is reported in court reports, the vast majority of incidents go unreported due to fear and have become an accepted part of life in some communities.
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New Zealand is expected to ban semi-automatic weapons in the coming weeks, something that the United States has failed to do in the wake of its own massacres, which happen with some regularity.
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Every so often, and without any real regularity, Fig began offering updates to his 1,800 subscribers, to note how the cup was faring in the rain or the sun, or after an ice storm.
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And although nearly 85033 percent of Americans say that personal insults are "never fair game," lawmakers continue to lob them at one another with increasing regularity in floor speeches, press releases and fiery tweets.
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Abella did not elaborate on how the approach might be recalibrated and said the war on drugs had "always adhered to police action carried out with caution and regularity, but with single minded determination".
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Having seen photos that look a certain way, we start taking them that way ourselves, and the regularity of these photos makes it easier for networks to synthesize pictures that look "right" to us.
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In a larger sense, many reformers want a return to "regular order": more openness in committees and on the floor, more regularity in debate and markups, more ways to encourage actions that are bipartisan.
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And there's another perk to living in proximity to the Y. When the hot water goes off in my building, as it does with annoying regularity, that's where I go to take a shower.
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If anything, the concerns of 1996 are of greater importance and urgency today, as media-conglomerates like Comcast and Verizon take control of both the pipelines for internet access and content with alarming regularity.
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The only person I managed to track down who had heard of the dusty stick, and uses it with some regularity, is Taylor Lorenz, a staff writer at the Atlantic who covers internet culture.
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But as larger death tolls in Syria receive less attention — airstrikes on marketplaces happen with some regularity — he said he wondered what level of violence it would take to shock the world into action.
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Invoking the Espionage Act in this case threatens to blur the distinction between a journalist exposing government malfeasance — something that news organizations do with regularity — and foreign spies seeking to undermine the nation's security.
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Feely said the old extra point could be counted on to bolster a kicker's self-assurance because it was converted with such regularity; some kickers would go nearly a decade without a failed attempt.
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Password managers create and store strong unique passwords for every website you use, so if one gets stolen — and large website breaches do occur with some regularity — all of your other accounts remain safe.
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Attacks, like the one on Mr. McGregor, which left him "pouring blood like a water hose," have happened with grim regularity at St. Clair Correctional Facility, one of six maximum-security prisons in Alabama.
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Dubbed 'circadian-reinforcement therapy', the idea is to strengthen people's circadian rhythms by encouraging regularity in their sleep, wake, meal and exercise times, and pushing them to spend more time outdoors, exposed to daylight.
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Given the highly unconventional rhetoric and approach of the president he is called to defend, Mr Wall's contention that a "presumption of regularity...attaches to all federal officials' actions"—including Mr Trump—is rather dubious.
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In recent days and with increasing regularity, Trump has made explicit appeals to dejected supporters of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination against Clinton before endorsing her.
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Holed up in our apartments and libraries, law students loved Facebook, posting with a kind of frenetic regularity that noticeably vanished after graduation when we all had jobs we actually had to pay attention to.
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"The interesting thing about fairy circles is that they are spread with great regularity and homogeneity, even over vast areas, but they occur only within a narrow rainfall belt," noted Getzin in a news release.
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And even Aden, where the Saudi-backed government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi is meant to be temporarily based, lawlessness is the norm and attacks by extremists groups, including the Islamic State, occur with regularity.
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Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, cautioned that the regularity of violence across Germany and France, two of the euro zone's largest economies, may prove particularly unnerving to consumers.
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The freezing nights, the food shortages and -- worst of all -- the mortars and artillery shells that land with terrifying regularity on this area of desert, which is a temporary home to sheep and cattle herders.
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Double attacks are everywhere in combat sports and while some fighters like Wallace and Cro Cop can carve whole careers out of them, almost every fighter has one or two that they use with regularity.
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Obama has issued several written statements and Facebook posts with increasing regularity as Trump and Republicans have directly aimed at his legacy -- one defending the Affordable Care Act as Republicans sought, unsuccessfully, to repeal it.
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While the 35-year-old Swede has been finding the net with regularity, the rest of the Canucks have not - to the tune of the team scoring 53 goals in the last 13 games. 1.
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Virtually all workers would like at least some regularity to their work schedule, and, indeed, many are prepared to sacrifice pay to avoid the irregular scheduling of their work, particularly into evenings and weekend times.
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In his essay "Style Now," published in the anthology Concerning Contemporary Art (Oxford, 250), he notes that, in their view, style "has a unity," and that like a language this unity involves law-like regularity.
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Synthesizers occasionally emerge as grounding devices, as when the buzzy keyboards in "New Love Cassette" pulse with reassuring regularity, but even then the steady beat has been subsumed by orchestral clouds and Olsen's spiraling falsetto.
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For example, a few years ago, just before leaving Ireland — where I'd lived for eight years — I was having panic attacks with such regularity that I thought I was having a series of heart attacks.
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West Virginia, which has struggled to shoot consistently this season, found the range with regularity in the first half, hitting 20 of its 36 shots (123 percent) and took a 44-31 lead into intermission.
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As our waterways have become significantly cleaner in recent years, in large part due to successful conservation efforts, humpback whales have started to feed with regularity in places like San Francisco Bay and Boston Harbor.
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Republicans, rather, have been invoking the I-word with increasing regularity in an effort to raise the stakes for the midterm elections among their loyal voters and begin to close the enthusiasm gap with Democrats.
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After thundering forehands past Federer with incredible regularity, the 28-year-old is growing in confidence even if he believes that beating Nadal will take an even better performance than he produced against the Swiss.
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With uncanny regularity, they compared him to a fictional character in satirical Russian literature named Ostap Bender, a charlatan who traveled the country fleecing unsuspecting victims, seeking a score big enough to flee to Brazil.
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The US is one of the only countries in which this happens with such regularity that experts now dispute whether mass shootings now happen that much more frequently or are just racking up higher body counts.
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Nearly two months after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced he was pulling out "the main part" of his country's forces from Syrian territory, strike aircraft, supported by fighter jets, keep taking off and landing with regularity.
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It's a familiar project to anyone who follows the industry with any sort of regularity, as one of the most impressive demos to come out of one of the world's foremost robotics schools in recent years.
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Kristen Knutson, an associate professor of sleep medicine at Northwestern University and expert in sleep patterns and their relation to health, said the study emphasized an aspect of sleep that people don't usually think about: regularity.
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Rubin has devoted her writing career to examining the latest and most important research on how happiness is manifested in the brain and how people can change their lives to increase the regularity of these reactions.
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Both now in their 2000s, both home-schooled after the primary grades, they are phenoms of the sort that New York seems to produce with some regularity, and what they do phenomenally well is play chess.
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Similar statistics from around the UK aren't available, but join certain drug harm reduction discussion groups on Facebook, and reports of young people dying after mixing Xanax with alcohol and other substances appear with alarming regularity.
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Migrant deaths happen with grim regularity along parts of America's southwestern border, largely when adults and unaccompanied teenagers succumb to harsh desert conditions or a lack of water, and die of dehydration, heat stroke or hypothermia.
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Mr. King has been in office for 2000 years, trouncing his Democratic opponents with biennial regularity, his career marked by episodic breaks with his party on issues that would adversely affect his constituents on Long Island.
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The businessman said he approached Citibank and JP Morgan to find families in need, but the large banks cited regularity issues and privacy, raising larger questions about the difficulties of getting money directly into American hands.
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There is a rare candor among Twitter employees that makes me think fondly of the company even when things go wrong there, which they do with a regularity unusual for a company of its high profile.
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Dr. Barnard, of the United States Geological Survey, said California could expect to see such dramas unfold with increasing regularity, even if the models can't yet make long-range predictions about any given beach or cliff.
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In the weeks since, Google has made it publicly known that it's punishing alleged leakers and has cut down on the regularity and focus of its TGIF meetings, once a hallmark of the company's open culture.
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But now the president is clearly so angry that Sessions recused himself from the investigation and that he hasn't launched a similar probe into Hillary Clinton's alleged security violations, that he's publicly undermining him with regularity.
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That makes the danger of online communities all the more clear; The hidden meanings and regularity of these hashtags is hard to chart, so it's equally hard to develop an effective course of action against them.
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And if you're someone who tends to travel out of the country with some regularity you'll probably want to look for a travel hair dryer with dual voltage settings so you don't blow a fuse abroad. Yikes.
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Their surveys showed a narrow Labor lead with metronomic regularity—so consistently, in fact, that it is likely at least some of them weighted their raw results to ensure their published figures resembled those of their competitors.
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But it wasn't long before they were making headlines for a different reason: Namely, the lithium ion batteries that powered them began to explode with some regularity, injuring riders and in some cases even burning down houses.
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These types of breaches may not grab headlines the way massive hacks or ransomware campaigns like the one that hit NHS hospitals in 2017 do, but the small incidents happen with more regularity than you might think.
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That can vary by industry in terms of the kinds of photos people share (candid or professional?), the regularity with which people post, or even the times they post (considering when likeminded, like-interested people are alert).
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In an era defined by a burgeoning gap between the rich and the poor, stagnant wages and faltering support for free markets among younger voters, the question has been raised with increasing regularity — and defies easy answers.
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But Kobe is the only one to achieve enduring success at it, so spectacularly and with such astonishing regularity that he actually made it seem possible that basketball could be waged—and won—by one man alone.
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Donald Trump has been uncharacteristically active for a President-elect, making deals with individual companies to keep jobs in the U.S., making several highly controversial cabinet choices, and continuing to tweet and speak out with brash regularity.
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The problem, though, is that I find myself needing to adjust the headset and camera with regularity right now, and the idea of playing a game that goes for more than an hour or so seems daunting.
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Fans have pointed out that Hadid gets significantly more attention on social media than she did before she started dating Malik (most of it probably negative, considering his former fiancé used to receive death threats with regularity).
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While certain stories do place its start with American oil workers, they probably weren't drinking them here in America with any degree of regularity, and definitely not during the 1920s, which, you know, happened to be Prohibition.
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The good news is that sports serves these moments up with regularity; whatever other problems contemporary life throws at us, we can take some solace in the fact that the universe is alive with buzzer beaters, always.
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Importantly for the Irish, a deep familiarity with UConn had developed over the years, creating self-assurance and stonewashing any nervousness from their annual matchup in the regular season and, with regularity, another meeting in the tournament.
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Reuters reported that some Republicans are frustrated that Jay Clayton, the chairman of the S.E.C., has not pushed a deregulatory agenda as aggressively as expected and sided with the two Democrats on the commission with some regularity.
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The increased regularity of droughts was also tied to climate-change-driven warming in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, which has tended to produce more rainfall over the ocean and less over eastern East Africa, he said.
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"Most accounts who transact with regularity in the corporate bond market are trying to be decent partners and are happy to allow that information to go back to the dealer," a trader at another major institution said.
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But, on the other hand, it has been "a regularity since the end of Bretton Woods that the early stages of Fed rate hikes have actually seen the dollar weaken for a period of time," Farris said.
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It's so well done, and manages to both spotlight female leadership and competence while acknowledging individual (and often serious) flaws in the women it examines, while still critiquing the toxic impulses of the patriarchy with great regularity.
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If teenage girls can come up with a urine-powered generator, why have we yet to see a Honda Civic that runs on the stuff that makes Honda Civics pull over with frustrating regularity during family road trips?
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I know I'm a corny transplant, but it's still all so jarring to me—that optical fission between the most elite glitz we have access to through our TVs, and the boggling, fluorescent regularity of Hollywood's commercial district.
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Due to the pickup in gold demand that usually happens in May, the Indian rupee is also typically one of the weakest performing currencies in the month, depreciating with "consistent regularity" from 2000 to 2015, note the analysts.
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The number of transistors that can be squeezed onto a microchip has doubled with reassuring regularity for half a century, every two years or so—a phenomenon known as Moore's Law (after Gordon Moore, a founder of Intel).
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Comedy is already a man's world, and adding discussion of one of the most traumatizing things that can happen to a person—something that happens to women with agonizing regularity—goes against conventional wisdom, to say the least.
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Although there were certainly a number of American players who had cracked NHL rosters since the league's inception in 933, there were very few who enjoyed the sort of regularity or prominence that led to bona fide stardom.
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In China, the 5% threshold is something that was crossed with regularity before the circuit-breakers were introduced, with the market often giving up its gains or paring its losses over the course of the frenetic trading day.
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Given they have 21.42 billion euros in bonds maturing over the next two years (much of this in the next two months) and much of their existing funds tied up as regularity capital, things don't look hugely sustainable.
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Didier Deschamps' men are favourites to win the tournament and it would take a spectacular cock up for Les Bleus to not progress, but no national side does self-destruction with the flair and regularity of the French.
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When it comes to ingesting beneficial bacteria and fungus strains, you have some options: kimchi (which contains lactic acid bacteria), kombucha (which has yeast-fighting gluconacetobacter xylinus, among others), and yogurt, which contains regularity magic-maker lactobacillus acidophilus.
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But recent technological firepower has allowed the process to evolve from the hyper-manual passing of Excel spreadsheets back and forth to handling large or complex trades with ease and regularity due to algorithms and advanced risk analysis.
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We also mustn't forget that the president has never released his tax returns, he refused to sever ties with his businesses, and he is burning through our money going to golf courses or his properties with decadent regularity.
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ABOUT THE KNICKS (1203-32): Jackson sent out a tweet on Tuesday that appeared to be taking a shot at Anthony, something he has done with regularity this season, but Anthony is trying to brush off the distraction.
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Christofferson Robb, a $4.6 billion U.S. asset manager that specialises in structured credit and alternatives and has a UK entity, is waiting for more regularity clarity before deciding whether to launch, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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And orientalism shows up onscreen — in films, on television, in music videos — with so much more regularity than good faith representations do that pushing back against it has been a steady drumbeat in Asian American activism for decades now.
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A more recent analysis of the 10 most violent shootings on school campuses since 1998 by Peter Langman, who studies the psychology of school shooters, found that only 20% of the killers played violent video games with any regularity.
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"One regularity over the past year has been that the S&P 500 has fallen sharply within a week or two of dollar-yuan fixing meaningfully higher, as focus on capital outflows and renminbi depreciation has built," it said.
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There's something deeply unnerving about watching someone's lower body move at an inhuman speed with metronomic regularity while their upper body remains almost totally motionless...Better yet, how the hell is that counter in the back even keeping up?
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Since the endless barrage of violence against Black people has made it into the news with what feels like day-in, day-out regularity, many of our favorite shows have decided to explore the American tragedy with their stories.
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Since the early 21s, murders motivated by hatred of Jews have occurred with dismal regularity; the terrorist attacks on the Jewish museum in Brussels in 22015 and a kosher supermarket in Paris in 2015 were only the most deadly.
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The ban's challengers "offer no valid reason to impugn" the executive branch's "country-specific findings" or to veer away from the so-called "presumption of regularity" and "good faith" of cabinet officials who helped Mr Trump craft the policy.
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Using a unique scoring index from zero to 100 to calculate a student's sleep regularity, students with very irregular sleep patterns were given lower scores close to zero, while more regular sleepers were given higher scores close to 100.
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With inevitable regularity, every group I teach will at some point ask me whether I have ever taken drugs, what drugs I am going to be taking after work, and what drugs I plan to take at the weekend.
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These laws are circumvented with regularity and impunity, as employed physicians are regularly pressured by hospital administrators to prevent "leakage"—the referral of patients to physicians or facilities outside of a doctor's hospital system or other associated medical network.
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Everywhere the same refrain — that it has never happened like this — has given rise to the same question: How should communities and families plan for deluges that are theoretically uncommon but now seem to play out with appalling regularity?
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He was simply trying to praise the way in which Lillard had eviscerated the Warriors by burying shots against a series of hapless defenders from 40 feet — which, to be fair, is something that Curry does with freakish regularity.
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And, he has pointed out, the tattoo is on the same right leg as he uses to kick the ball into the goal with such deftness and regularity as to make him an important part of the England squad.
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Because we receive data across the spectrum of booksellers on a national level, the lists tend to skew toward books from the large publishing houses, but small press and self-published books make appearances on our lists with regularity.
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But ask about his Broadway debut in "Kinky Boots," as the strait-laced English shoe manufacturer Charlie Price, and he doesn't bother to hide his giggly excitement — the word "phenomenal" popped up with alarming regularity in a recent conversation.
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"We are going to try to go around the polling stations to check on the regularity of the electoral operations because when we know what goes on in Togo you need to be extremely vigilant," Fabre said after voting.
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Through screening all requests for executive clemency and evaluating their merits, the Office of the Pardon Attorney introduced a measure of regularity into the process, rendering the exercise of pardoning more a function of bureaucratic administration than executive discretion.
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"It can be tempting to forget that nasty downturns happen with some regularity, and there is never a bell rung to announce their arrival," portfolio managers Arik Ahitov and Dennis Bryant recently warned investors in the $800 million FPA Capital Fund.
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During a time where multi-million-dollar seed rounds happen with surprising regularity on the coasts, one might be surprised to learn that raising just $1 million is enough to rank in the top half of companies in 28 states.
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My hope was that my waking self had cued on some regularity to the packed dirt's contour, or registered a dull old pull tab that was actually the lifting ring for a dry old plywood door that opened onto . . . what?
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What I found when I spoke with people after the Simpson verdict, though, and have found since with numbing regularity, is that what prevents real racial conciliation and understanding in America is the poisonous relations between blacks and the police.
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Djokovic lost only four points on his own serve in the first set but what was most worrying for Isner was the way his opponent managed to read his towering delivery, pinging back returns to the baseline with monotonous regularity.
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That said, there's nothing particularly distinctive about the show -- including the ample action and shootouts -- and it risks quickly blending into the roster of buddy-cop dramas that Fox has trotted out with numbing regularity over the last few years.
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Second, holding operators accountable for outcomes rather than the inner workings of algorithms would free them to focus on the best methods to ensure their algorithms do not cause harm, such as confidence measures, impact assessments or procedural regularity, where appropriate.
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While previous presidents have been judged on how effectively they've been able to create some degree of bipartisan support, the new anti-establishment plurality wants to see a president knocking that establishment and its traditions on their butts with regularity.
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Craig David had been popping up with increasing regularity—his TS5 Ibiza shows were growing in scale and audience size, and he'd just performed a now internet-famous freestyle in the 1Xtra booth alongside the Kurupt FM crew and Big Narstie.
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And in the current political climate, with some idiots-calling-themselves-Muslims preying on the softest of soft targets with increasing regularity, it does make you rethink your own relationship to your religion and the expectations that go with it.
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Despite low credit scores, other factors — such as the length of time a customer has been with a bank and the regularity with which they make deposits into their accounts — can make them good short-term loan candidates, Horowitz said.
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In the last years of the Soviet Union, the music of three Russian composers—Alfred Schnittke, Edison Denisov, and Sofia Gubaidulina—occupied the world's concert stages with the same prestige and regularity as that of their great predecessors, Shostakovich and Prokofiev.
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A few companies actually are producing robots for this purpose, but don't expect to see them deployed with any regularity just yet: One such model recently showed a glitch as it ran over a toddler's foot at a California mall.
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From the early 1960s, when he had a walk-on role in the series "Naked City," he appeared on television series with enough regularity to qualify as an oh-yeah-that-guy performer, especially after "Rockford" made its debut in 1974.
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The second-floor galleries concentrate on the inviting density of the Artek store displays: textiles, the classic tea cart, those well-known undulant glass vases suggestive of tree trunks, and the wood screens that give those undulations a geometric regularity.
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Of course, as we head into an age of potential space tourism, watch presidents golf with stunning regularity and discuss a new branch of the military focused on space, maybe a $400 million space golf trip isn't all that crazy.
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LAS VEGAS — President Trump comforted the victims of Sunday's deadly mass shooting and paid tribute to those who tended to them, taking up on Wednesday a harrowing duty of the modern presidency that has nevertheless become numbing in its regularity.
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With large pieces of the federal response tied up on Capitol Hill and President Donald Trump shifting his tone with unnerving regularity, Americans are increasingly turning to their state executives for clear messages and decisive action in the fight against coronavirus.
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However, if you go to the same place with regularity (as I do with Wyoming and rural Ontario), the simplest answer is to start with the basics — jeans, leggings, sneakers, cargo shorts, T-shirts, a fleece — and then shop local.
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Frequent fires are a tragic reality in India's urban areas: A blaze at two upscale restaurants in Mumbai killed 14 people last month, and factories in the New Delhi area, including ones manufacturing shoes and plastics, catch fire with some regularity.
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As I began processing the trauma of a natural disaster and girding to unpack and settle into our new apartment, in an unfamiliar neighborhood, removed from what little regularity I had achieved — all I wanted, I must confess, was my mother.
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It also raises similar questions on the horrors of rudeness, which have cropped up with exhausting regularity on this side of the Atlantic since 2016, when the archetypal young man known as the Bernard brother first logged on to Twitter.
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If an intelligent machine were able to discern some intricate if murky regularity in data about what we have done in the past, it might be able to extrapolate about our subsequent desires, even if we don't entirely know them ourselves.
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The Czech Republic has kept a lid on the crown since 2013 and intervened with increased regularity over the last year to hold the exchange rate on the weak side of 27 per euro as the country's economy has thrived.
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"This kind of thing happens with some regularity, and the perversity of it is that the more cables we add, the more cables there are to be snagged or broken," says Roland Dobbins, principal engineer at the network security firm Netscout.
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The performance of "Foxy Lady" ignites the crowd, with Hendrix laughing during its flirty bridge sequences, and keen-eyed observers can catch the regularity with which he had to adjust the tuning on his guitars due to their left-handed stringing.
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Demésio Souza da Luz Fires occur in the Amazon annually with depressing regularity, but this year's have been particularly devastating and, according to farmers in Apuí and the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA), coordinated as never before.
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With increasingly regularity, it seems, the transit agency has been issuing sigh-inducing alerts on Twitter: a police investigation on the D line; a sick passenger at Grand Central Station; elevator repairs leading to unsafe crowds on the No. 1 line.
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The landmark book on the subject is Princeton professor Tali Mendelberg's 2001 book The Race Card, which marshaled a wide array of evidence to show that implicit racial messages are used with shocking regularity by American politicians, and have real effects.
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The big picture: Although drug companies have slowed the number of price increases on their medicines due to the political climate, the industry at large is still raising prices with regularity, and that inevitably affects patients who have high deductibles and coinsurance rates.
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Whether you believe this is a deliberate move to create product obsolescence or not, the company does roll out new products with regularity, and it certainly doesn't discourage you from discarding your still more than functional iPhone for the shiny next edition.
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So many bodies are brought in that the morgue workers struggle to identify and bury the dead fast enough to make space for the next batch that arrives with grim regularity, as the city's residents clear up after nine months of urban warfare.
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Brooke Ashton (Megan Hilty), in the role of the dizzy sexpot in the play within the play (called "Nothing On"), loses a contact lens with some regularity, rendering her virtually blind and requiring the cast to stop the rehearsal and search the stage.
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Parties used to be ideologically diverse and held together by common rules and norms, including the idea of party "regularity" — that party members would support the nominee even if they opposed some of his policy stances and even voted against them in Congress.
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That Murray's first child was born when she began to use the comma shape, and that 280 years later it began to turn up with great regularity and forcefulness when she was pregnant with her second child, lends it an autobiographical dimension.
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Semi-automatic weapons and guns with high-capacity magazines are used to carry out mass killings there with cold regularity, yet "we can't even get the Senate to hold a vote on universal background checks," tweeted Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democratic congresswoman.
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The cuckoo-clock regularity of the show; the choreographed complicity between the two sides; and the fact that the soldiers and crowds look, act and talk very much the same—all this has the reassuring feel of a sporting rivalry between teams.
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And the while, the software giant has upgraded the app with some regularity in the 30+ plus years since it was first introduced along with Windows 20163, it will take a lot of doing to remove its association with poorly crafted memes.
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This is obviously cold comfort in an era defined by both the reification of the Internet as a font for all knowledge (correct or incorrect) and the genesis of an web-based political cobra that whips back to bite its handlers with regularity.
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But the European Court of Auditors, the body assessing the regularity and performance of EU spending, said the investment plan may have no added value, as it is not clear whether it is attracting funds that would have been invested in any case.
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But the two teams both began finding the mark with some regularity in the remaining time, and the Bulldogs went to the locker room up 28-26 at the break after leading 21-12 with under five minutes left in the period.
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To quote from the original: 'A number of participants thought it would be important to continue to monitor the slope of the yield curve, given the historical regularity that an inverted curve has indicated an increased risk of recession in the United States.
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If a politician can land good jokes with a degree of regularity, it's easier for them to convince the segment of voters that is unequivocally convinced that all politicians are inherently evil, that they're not just another rehearsed product of a rigged system.
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In an interview between Ronda Rousey and Odell Beckham Jr. put on by DraftKings, OBJ revealed that he's not only chilling with Drake on the regularity but participating in a long-form slumber party at Drake's house while Drake finishes up an album.
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"While CAPTCHAs in themselves are supposed to be easily solvable for humans, Tor users are dealt a disproportionate amount of these challenges due to the regularity of Tor exit nodes being dealt with poor IP reputations," the authors of the new specification write.
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Fall asleep and wake up at the same time every day (including weekends), and try to build as much regularity into your schedule as possible, including meal times, exercise routines, screen time (and when to shut off the screens) and morning sunlight time.
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The poems are generally recursive — if we meet an Old Man of Calcutta in Line 1, we're going to see him again in Line 5 — and the seeming regularity of the structure can make the lunacy of the actual lines even more pronounced.
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"It was like going home to go in there," says Cuningham, who recalls seeing, with varying degrees of regularity, Christopher Wilmarth, Harvey Quaytman, David Diao, Alan Shields, Robert Hughes, Michael Goldberg, Lynn Umlauf, Lynda Benglis, Ron Gorchov and Ray Parker in Fanelli's.
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Though more than half of Catalans did not, in fact, participate in the voting, the number of Catalan flags on display in the streets and the regularity of pro-independence rallies have created the impression of a population united in search of independence.
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As Torres circled the bases, looking like a 10-year veteran, Chapman, whom the Yankees re-signed in free agency before last season, raised his arms in victory, something the Yankees have been doing with an almost inevitable regularity the last two weeks.
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"NOC faces huge challenges including the regularity of NOC's obtaining of employees' salaries in full and in a timely manner, the budgets related to maintenance operations, the blockades, and military actions which hinder production," the company said in a statement last week.
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"When we think about sleep and health, we think about duration or quality, but not until recently did people look at the regularity," said Andrew McHill of the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences in Portland, who wasn't involved in the study.
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It's a searing experience to have a child who doesn't talk, who doesn't want to be touched, who self-harms, who demands a regularity and an order that parents can't supply, whose eyes are not windows to their souls but black mirrors.
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The seating chart is the purview of the White House Correspondents' Association, an independent board of journalists who, with the sombre secrecy of a papal conclave, assess news organizations according to factors such as regularity of coverage and centrality to the national discourse.
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The Occupy protests evolved and matured beyond their initially more anarchist messines, and now an "eat the rich" and "fuck you pay me" mentality rings out in certain corners of the internet with a regularity we couldn't have predicted nine years ago.
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She began working with Brian Ballard, the president's former lobbyist in Florida, and has also been mentioned as a Fox News personality, having appeared on the network with regularity and even once co-hosting its hit show "The Five" while still attorney general.
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The move would give PG&E an outlet for recovering billions of dollars in potential liabilities from last year's fires, but might not be enough to assuage deep investor concerns about its long-term financial health given the increasing regularity of catastrophic fires.
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No new group, or "set," could be formed without being sanctioned; members had to follow a strict chain of command; meetings were held and bylaws were upheld; and discipline was issued with scrupulous regularity, particularly for wayward members within the same Trinitarios gang.
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"This reduction in the use of force cannot be attributed to anything other than what can now be statistically shown: Officers in the field are de-escalating volatile situations with regularity and skill," Seattle Police Department Chief Kathleen O'Toole said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, the more conventional piano loops in "Wait" and "Rover 2.0" spin with martial regularity, providing consistent musical baselines Blocboy's playful rhythms and subtle electronic vocal flourishes, foregrounding his enunciated raps while turning the ad-libs into a murky vocal hall of mirrors.
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