He rests his minim rests, one, two, and the third in your bosom.
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Civilization rests on the rule of law, and that rests on respect for officers of the law.
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Spec Seats' showroom displays the variety of custom options on offer—single arm rests, double arm rests, arm rests with cup holders, not to mention enough sports logos and brands to fill an empty arena.
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The table in The Dinner Club rests on a base plate made from multiplex and MDF, which in turn rests on a steel half-orb.
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It rests on the assumption that the Democrats should have been able to win the presidency in 2016 easily and the failure to do so rests with Obama.
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As such, the film rests on one end of the spectrum where The Room rests on the other, with the book The Disaster Artist landing squarely in the middle.
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It lives directly in the center of the right wing of the controller, exactly where your right thumb rests, just as the joystick rests in the middle of the left side.
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" He added, "All that information rests on her shoulders.
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Shawn Slack rests after fighting the Camp Fire in Paradise.
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We don't know where poor Shireen Baratheon's soul now rests.
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Final say on the nuclear program, however, rests with Khamenei.
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While he rests, his music and art will forever, soar.
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The final decision rests with the board, the report said.
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Their decision rests squarely on this question: Will Mary die?
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This is because it rests on a foundation of openness.
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All of this is incredibly shaky and rests on nothing.
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So here he rests, in my city and my heart.
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JJRC H8C Quadcopter and AirHog Rollercopter added to The Rests.
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A handler rests with her dog in the benching area.
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In a DB scheme, it rests largely on the employer.
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The MMA world rests on Brock's bizarrely large shoulders now.
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A Surveyor 3 footpad rests on the dusty lunar surface.
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Block'hood's appeal rests in the possibility space that this affords.
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Electricity is, of course, the utility upon which modernity rests.
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But Quinn believes the future of InVision rests on execution.
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The decision to free Brown ultimately rests with Tennessee Gov.
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The final decision rests with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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The blame rests squarely with the Kim dynasty's ruinous policies.
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The decision to free her rests entirely with Republican Gov.
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Like no genre before, a tension rests at drill's heart.
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An oddity rests at the centre of the consolidated cases.
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But the success of "Outlander" rests on Caitriona Balfe's performance.
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The rule of law rests on respect for the law.
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Their future, as they see it, rests on being sustainable.
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Much of President Obama's legacy rests on America choosing Mrs.
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Gallagher's fate now rests in the hands of the CNO.
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Hope now largely rests in the exhaustion of both sides.
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The problem that the euro poses rests within the Eurozone.
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All responsibility for them rests with Washington, London and Paris.
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In his back pocket rests yet another sharp folding knife.
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All that aside, their explanation rests on a mistaken premise.
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A bullet, since removed, rests near her fractured lower vertebra.
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All blame, they insist, rests solely on the Third Reich.
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She rests her feet on the back of a man.
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That power rests here in Congress and in Congress alone.
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If he has five days between starts, he sometimes rests.
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On a wooden table rests her laptop and a monitor.
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The Greenland ice sheet, in contrast, rests mostly on land.
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The ultimate decision, of course, rests with the Olympic committee.
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Biden's campaign rests on his ability to win South Carolina.
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That is the foundational issue on which everything else rests.
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A serene pool and lounge area rests in the backyard.
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So the burden for GDP growth now rests on productivity.
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This dystopian vision rests on many questionable assumptions, of course.
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Black voters are the rock upon which his candidacy rests.
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Ultimate authority rests with Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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The power to do that rests with us human beings.
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The fate of humanity, rests in her hand, no pressure.
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I think that rests on the shoulders of the performer.
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Winning the Democratic nomination rests on winning over nonwhite voters.
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The calculation rests in part on the family's generational divide.
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The watch rests on the underside, against the wearer's skin.
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Its fate likely rests on the constitutionality of Section 85033.
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What a 'big deal' rests on A budget caps deal.
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But its analysis rests on a pair of big assumptions.
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The decision on whether to fly rests on the pilot.
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Determining which applies to you rests in your sleep patterns.
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And achieving that rests heavily on making an affordable car.
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The study found that 36 percent of workers in the tech industry say that their loyalty rests primarily with their coworkers, compared to 30 percent who say it rests with their boss or manager.
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His mother's grandfather clock rests in a corner, its pendulum still.
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Don't worry – I promise it won't get cold while it rests!
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The counterargument from Sanders's camp really rests on another point entirely.
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The ball, for now, rests in Lochte and his teammates' court.
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That decision rests with Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel .
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She sits up straight and rests her hand over her heart.
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Charlotte is pictured kissing her baby brother's forehead as he rests.
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And in any case, the cleric's fate rests with America's courts.
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The calculation for the Democrats rests on the danger of defeat.
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Much now rests on how the CNRP handles its new influence.
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Each says responsibility for the detainees' welfare rests with the other.
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That rests on how gigging brings important benefits to the economy.
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Other Democrats, however, say the blame rests with the candidates themselves.
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They have found a foothold, but it rests on loose rock.
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The case now rests in the hands of the Supreme Court.
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Facebook's future rests on convincing the developing world to adopt Stories.
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The legitimacy American institutions enjoy rests on more than following rules.
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Taylor's hand rests on a golden throne, adorned in jeweled rings.
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A plane rests on the tarmac in front of a hangar.
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In Minnesota, the state's case rests on the de facto vs.
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Diastolic pressure indicates the pressure when the heart rests between beats.
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Yet, again, it rests on the question of Mr Trump's motivation.
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But the spirit of the America rests in all of us.
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But blame also rests on his leaders and supporters back here.
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The crux of this case rests on the strangeness of Trump.
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Cholticha Iamvijit, 10, rests under a chair during a rehearsal break.
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But its magic rests on two simple insights formed decades ago.
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This work rests on an idée fixe: to better protect victims.
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Sharp corners near the palm rests will bite into your forearms.
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It rests on three pillars: cost control, cultural change and cuts.
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This second strike capability rests largely on fleets of nuclear submarines.
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The decision rests upon ensuring the deal doesn't hurt U.S. companies.
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A lot thus rests on the tight race now under way.
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The blame for this lack of expertise, though, rests with Zuckerberg.
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Clinton's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
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For now, the matter rests in the hands of the FCC.
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Her lead rests on voters' view of her experience and temperament.
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The Court's influence rests on its legitimacy as an impartial arbiter.
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Rick Scott's margin of victory grew slightly, but still rests only .
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Behind me, my mother paddles in sync with me or rests.
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That rests on an implausible understanding of the Fox News phenomenon.
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After the defense rests, both sides will present their closing arguments.
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The shift rests on increasingly positive reviews from independents and Republicans.
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A canvas, painted almost entirely in black, rests against one wall.
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But the 1898 decision this principle rests upon, United States v.
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Because, to Wijngaard, the whole story rests in those early scenes.
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It rests on the seabed about 16.5 feet below the surface.
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Real reform would threaten the systemic corruption on which Putinism rests.
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This thesis rests on two arguments that are fundamentally in tension.
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The appeal of this gentle film rests largely on its performances.
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His entire candidacy rests on the idea that he can win.
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A modern production's success rests on how it tames its man.
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As the dough rests, I whisk up a quick béchamel sauce.
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In this great democracy, the power still rests with the people.
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DJI also added a sticky grip pad where your palm rests.
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Unfortunately, that power rests in the hands of only a few.
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I'd never heard of knife rests until about five years ago.
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The motion passing or failing rests on the shoulders of Sen.
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Mr. Trump's policy rests on a cynical and historically bogus foundation.
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Similar to North Carolina's HB 2, their fate rests with lawmakers.
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A condolence book rests on a stand, a construction of memories.
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It's obvious that Lee's argument rests on a sleight of hand.
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It would reveal the rotting foundation on which their ideology rests.
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The rock the pavilion rests on looks like some giant pachyderm.
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It is the bedrock on which part of his reputation rests.
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The current impeachment "inquiry" rests on the authority of one person.
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You start with a good foundation, because everything rests on it.
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She gets into the elevator and rests her head back — exhausted.
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It rests also an ideological framework through which to interpret facts.
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Below: A heavyset man rests on a bench in Jackson, Mississippi.
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A salmon-pink cardigan rests on its shoulders like a mantle.
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The top one rests in the chamber, ready to be fired.
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The movie never rests, relentlessly ardent in its grasping for mythos.
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Breakingviews The Discovery Communications cable deal rests on some rosy assumptions.
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Our entire family's future rests on these taxes not being implemented.
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Rosalie rests in the "Old Jewish" section, which dates to 1844.
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The answer, experts say, rests less in economics than in ideology.
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An actual ice block rests on the platform, representing a glacier.
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Know thyself The key to each of us rests within our skulls.
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Back rests and a mesh bottom keep you cool without the fuss.
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If Fitbit's future rests on selling smartwatches, then the company's in trouble.
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A deal still rests on valuation, people familiar with the matter said.
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A few minutes in, one of the arm rests came crashing down.
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"The responsibility for these tragic deaths rests squarely with Hamas," Shah said.
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But first, let's clarify a key point on which your argument rests.
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The decision to extradite now rests with New Zealand's minister for justice.
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Vanessa Gangadyal (center) fights back tears and rests against her husband, Michael.
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A half-finished piece of pumpkin pie rests on your distended stomach.
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In the Chinese tradition the family's future rests on that child's shoulders.
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His hat collection, prodigious and animal-skinned, rests atop a long dresser.
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Believing in this scenario rests on two assumptions that must remain true.
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The device is a glowing orb that rests on a bedside table.
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His impressive work also includes whittled animals, self-portraits and chopstick rests.
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We're kept guessing, but a skull rests significantly on the writing table.
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It slides into the headset and rests in front of your eyes.
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Like a slumbering giant, "Cripplewood" rests as its visitors circumnavigate its tomb.
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It now rests between its 200-day and 50-day moving averages.
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Right now, the question rests with the vice president and the Cabinet.
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Consider, for a moment, the knife's edge on which the republic rests.
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She manages a smile and rests her head on her dad's shoulder.
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It's a book that rests on top of almost 100 unmarked graves.
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The decision rests with the district judge overseeing the case, Gilbert Martinez.
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That case partially rests on 1373 as a justification of federal authority.
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While turkey rests, place the pan over the burners of the stove.
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A Secretary of State's authority rests on his relationship with the President.
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His argument rests on multiple false equivalences between the right and left.
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Any hope of saving renewable-energy credits now rests with the Senate.
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She rests at night with hope that tomorrow will provide more certainly.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - PayPal's future rests on striking a quadruple whammy.
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It's a bench trial, and the decision rests entirely with one judge.
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The power to assert executive privilege rests primarily with the White House.
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S. policy in Syria rests on the U.S. and Turkey working together.
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Confidence is critical to encouraging the inflows upon which the system rests.
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Our national security also rests on the intellectual development of our youth.
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But one of them rests on the shoulders of Wanda Maximoff, a.k.a.
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Now, a fleshy mass rests somewhere in the middle of the stain.
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Lamjafar rests his hands on the little table in front of him.
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This self-definition rests with Republicans in every state and social stratum.
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On top of them rests a large shelf, which holds the products.
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Brutality is brutality, and it always rests on a bed of lies.
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She works while her employers relax and rests only when they sleep.
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It's a responsibility that rests especially heavily on the shoulders of educators.
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The final decision rests with the internet body that oversees domain names.
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Find out who rules and who rests in peace in our recap.
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Its future as an independent agency rests on who leads it next.
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Hamit has a book of verse and reads while the trumpet rests.
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The problem rests as much with the vector as with the virus.
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The region's economic future rests on dairy farming and ecotourism, he said.
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Johnson's point rests on the assumption that we do share certain experiences.
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He continued to argue that his rival's issue rests with her judgment.
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The support rests on the premise that the rich are suffering more.
|
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The Manhattan district attorney's case rests almost entirely on the women's testimony.
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That's why I said the fate of the Republic rests on you.
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The right to vote is the bedrock upon which this principle rests.
|
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A lot rests on Windows 10X being a success for these devices.
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However, the CPPCC has no legislative power, which rests with the NPC.
|
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Andrea Zittel's work rests at the intersection of art, architecture, and design.
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The platform rests on concrete legs that weigh a combined 300,000 tons.
|
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But any hope rests upon acknowledging truth about what holds us apart.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Discovery's cable deal rests on some rosy assumptions.
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At 8,660 feet, Bogotá rests at nearly the same altitude as Aspen.
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His literary reputation rests mostly on his letters, 247 of which survive.
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But it is a self-interest that rests on a moral principle.
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Indeed, its particular appeal rests in the scene where the narrator dies.
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Now, she works three half days a week, and rests in between.
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In one, a platoon of Marines rests in the hand of God.
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Criminal jurisdiction also rests with Cyrus Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
|
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The fate of North America probably rests on resolving this hand crisis.
|
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Nearby, a classroom whiteboard with text organized into four columns rests quietly.
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Either way, the responsibility rests on the shoulders of Donald J. Trump.
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That means that targeted pesticide use and other mosquito control efforts for that species, which rests in trees and other high areas, would need to be different from those for Aedes aegypti, which rests in low spots, often indoors.
|
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Some of the responsibility for this rests with Donald Trump's singular presidential campaign.
|
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The responsibility of avoiding such a catastrophe rests, in part, on his shoulders.
|
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And if you're a remote worker whose lifeblood rests in your email inbox?
|
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The average American now rests for eight hours and 48 minutes per night.
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In the 'sin miedo' (fearless) gold nameplate necklace that rests on my neck.
|
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One of the absolute powers that rests with the presidency is pardon power.
|
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Because, again, the good of the entire human race rests on this experiment.
|
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The fate of Michelle Carter now rests with Bristol County Judge Lawrence Moniz.
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A little over a year later, that number currently rests around $12 billion.
|
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The appeal rests in watching a version that's new, yet not too new.
|
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Doesn't it seem like some floor on which the past two decades rests?
|
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Its authority rests on the thin reed of public acceptance and political forbearance.
|
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Mr. Kasich's case against Mr. Trump rests as much on tone as substance.
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A destroyed plane rests upside down at Aransas County Airport near Rockport, Texas.
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But at the same time we know that now he rests in heaven.
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An altar of uneaten crackers and oranges rests beneath poems honoring ancestral memory.
|
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Their case rests on a previous legal challenge that nearly overthrew the ACA.
|
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A LOT rests on the shoulders of the euro zone's top central banker.
|
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Treating toleration itself as a patronising fraud likewise rests on a conceptual muddle.
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He raises one beautifully carved hand and rests the other on his thigh.
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In Manganiello's post, Vergara's head rests on his lap with her eyes closed.
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Again, the decision on whether to file charges rests with Israel's attorney general.
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"I have traveled all over the world, but my soul rests in Oujda."
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Hope that Mr Mnangagwa will deliver any of these rests on two pillars.
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BOLDEN: Not compared to the protective class that the transgender student rests in.
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The future rests precariously in the hands of this small number of individuals.
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One lady hugs herself tight and rests her sleeping head on her boobs.
|
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According to Warren, her child care plan rests upon four policy pillars: 1.
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"Much of the burden of enforcing UN sanctions rests with China," she said.
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But underneath that rests the hope and the happiness that she once felt.
|
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The final decision about whether to prosecute him rests with the attorney general.
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The code rests on four main pillars: shame, honor, taunt, and finally, revenge.
|
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Apple's reputation rests in large part on its hardware being perceived as reliable.
|
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It rests on a trite analogy between intellectual and physical barriers between people.
|
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"Much of the burden of enforcing U.N. sanctions rests with China," Haley said.
|
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But the longer it rests in barrels, the longer the wait to sell.
|
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He's confident but unglamorous, unflustered by the sling his left arm rests in.
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Instead, she laces her hand around his as it rests on her leg.
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Politically, it rests on a system that predates and survives the Soviet period.
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Economic freedom rests on the empowerment of the individual, nondiscrimination, and open competition.
|
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Bangladesh officials have hinted that some of the blame rests with the Fed.
|
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Ultimately, under the Constitution, the authority to oversee the President rests with Congress.
|
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By chance or by design, a white cloth rests on a tiled floor.
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Its claim to moral superiority rests on the totalizing depravity of the opposition.
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Having troops to send rests on the voluntary contributions of U.N. member-states.
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And yet, that is the very absurdity on which Cohen rests his claim.
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Sometimes he leans his stool back and rests his head on the wall.
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Under Article I, Section 8, the power to wage war rests with Congress.
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The American tech economy rests on the foundations of the military-industrial complex.
|
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The future of the Democrats and democracy rests on a young, committed electorate.
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She rests her hands on her stomach, where she holds the most pain.
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Within the service, next to your online handle, rests a little telltale bubble.
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The canon of art history rests on the nude, namely the female one.
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A decent society rests on a bed of manners, habits, traditions and institutions.
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Nevertheless, the ultimate responsibility of not having raised my children rests with me.
|
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But the true revelation of his imaginative range rests with his piano music.
|
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The court's legitimacy, of course, rests on more than unanimity or incremental change.
|
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But this success rests on extremely low interest rates and an undervalued euro.
|
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The American tradition rests on pillars of self-questioning, self-actualization and disagreement.
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His foot rests on a small skull to show that he overcame death.
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It rests on the assumption that feelings are inherently more trustworthy than facts.
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Much of early Baroque music would use rests in such a literal way.
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The demonic behavior clearly rests within the malevolent souls of the child abusers.
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It might be Labor Day, but Bachelor in Paradise rests for no one.
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That way, while he rests in peace, it could give us some, too.
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Greece's leaders argue that the blame for the conditions rests also with Europe.
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Trump's plan rests on the free-market principles our side should always champion.
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If Pop rests his starters, we will have to wait for the playoffs.
|
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Its logic rests on an elaborate analogy between holy orders and holy matrimony.
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And stability rests on those virtues: We remain strong by growing and changing.
|
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President Trump's impeachment defense rests entirely on thoroughly debunked right-wing conspiracy theories.
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He wants to add a lumbar support, arm rests and other comfort features.
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It does not replace the individual's stories but rests on top of them.
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The Pen rests and charges in a tray on the detachable Typecover keyboard.
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Part of the explanation of course rests on the particulars of each candidate.
|
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The political value of these "scandals" rests with the existence of investigations; period.
|
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The response to her work usually rests somewhere between perplexed and awe-struck.
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This rests on Twitter, Facebook, and Google who let this go completely unchecked.
|
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President Trump's Medicare-for-all attack rests on fake facts and baseless smears.
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The district court's decision in Execution Protocol rests on the most technical grounds.
|
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The decision on what is released rests squarely with Attorney General William Barr.
|
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"That bully pulpit still very much rests with him," Ward told the Post.
|
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The consensus on climate change rests on a long history of scientific inquiry.
|
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Much of the blame for the tech sector's declining fortunes rests with Apple.
|
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It rests on the ideal of the Senate's character as an open institution.
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Authority for that rests with Trump, who has described himself as tariff-man.
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Fred's head rests on my shoulder as I look off into the distance.
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When he rests, that number spikes all the way up to 74.6 percent.
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My prediction rests on the belief that we are slowly making moral progress.
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On some level, that's the basic assumption on which civil asset forfeiture rests.
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The final decision about whether to prosecute rests with the Israeli attorney general.
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Today's theory — our last — rests on several seemingly solid interpretations early in the poem.
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Success rests on early, visible progress in two areas—employment and relations with Germany.
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She is Somalian and in our culture when a woman gives birth, she rests.
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The entire history of voter ID laws rests on false claims about voter fraud.
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The fate of Brendan Dassey now rests with a trio of federal appeals judges.
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Whether such laws are enforced in upcoming months and years likely rests with Roberts.
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If it's still, the capsule does not levitate: it rests normally on the track.
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As we've discussed, the power to remove Trump from office rests with Republican leaders.
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In Wennmachers' view, communications rests on a single choice: One plays offense or defense.
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The government rests their case against trans people on two issues: cost and readiness.
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Either way ... it's clear Daymond thinks carving out a future rests on her hands.
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California is a place, Stock suggests, where the mundane rests uncomfortably alongside the fantastic.
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The seat was comfortable and leathery with gigantic rests for both of my arms.
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This is a question that rests with the General Assembly and with nobody else.
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Rawls thought that the stability of the ideal society rests on an "overlapping consensus".
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That is mainly because NATO remains the pillar on which British defence policy rests.
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The aversion to paid plasma rests on three reasonable-sounding but largely groundless propositions.
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Indeed, part of the prime minister's appeal to her backbenchers rests on her weakness.
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With Coffman's vote, the number of supporters of the initiative now rests at 176.
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Seems like a dangerous violation of the moral code on which our civilization rests.
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The heat extends from above the function key row down to the palm rests.
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Spears rubs Tinashe's legs as the latter rests her head in the star's lap.
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Look at how perfectly that battery cover rests up against the e-reader itself.
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Chauncey rests at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, not far from West Virginia.
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And here here you can see the container the "Gilded Lady" mummy rests in.
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" But Powell noted that "blame also rests on his leaders and supports back here.
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Like other presidents before him, Trump's fate rests fundamentally upon himself, not his staff.
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The influence actually rests with the mid-level people, who speak peer-to-peer.
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The influence actually rests with the mid-level people, who speak peer-to-peer.
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"The future of our nation rests in the education of our children," Contreras said.
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Missoula County's strategy rests in the powerful, often-invisible realm of local zoning enforcement.
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The decision on whether to delist Toshiba or not now rests with the bourse.
|
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Louis Tomlinson's fate in the battery investigation now rests with the L.A. City Attorney.
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The case for a carbon tax rests in part on much higher climate sensitivity.
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Your fate rests almost entirely in the the hands of your wingman or wingwoman.
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And yet this whole argument rests on assumptions about which Sunstein is rather rosy.
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Betty's hand rests near Jughead's hand, and it almost looks like she's guiding him.
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The theme rests on a line Louise utters in one of Arrival's closing scenes.
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The problem, however, is that the relationship with India rests on a dangerous bargain.
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"Upon them (the lawmakers) rests the democracy and stability of the country," he said.
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Now, the success or failure of HBO Max now rests largely on Greenblatt's shoulders.
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The firm has said legal responsibility for the vessels rests with the arresting parties.
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Tim Godsall's gentle character study "Len and Company" rests easily on Mr. Ifans's shoulders.
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But the microeconomic argument upon which the CLC plan implicitly rests is no stronger.
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The battle for the soul of this nation rests with each of us, everyday.
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In other words, the real power and responsibility rests with those at the top.
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The future of a great many Americans rests on the fulfillment of this promise.
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He added later that blame for Tuesday's attack rests solely with Assad and Putin.
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Barclay the dog smiles as Rudy the duck rests its beak on his head.
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Yes. But the unfairness rests not with their position but rather with everyone else's.
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Seventy-nine per cent rests, forgotten, in landfills, dumps, forests, rivers, and the ocean.
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Seats in the bulkhead row have the most legroom, and offer comfortable leg rests.
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Mathew Golsteyn, Army 1st Lt. Clint Lorance, and SEAL Eddie Gallagher rests with him.
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Today, the city's economy rests on three main commodities: stone crabs, alligators and airboats.
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Clinton's strength in the Southern primaries rests overwhelmingly on her support from black voters.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, arguing that ultimate control of the agency rests with him.
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Rodriguez struck out three times, and his batting average rests at an unsightly .100.
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But in a personalist regime, all power and legitimacy rests in the Big Man.
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Looks like it all rests on Jennifer Lawrence's highly paid, sometimes blue-painted shoulders.
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When the car is in second gear, his hand rests against the boy's knee.
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This is higher than the average for Forté partners abroad, which rests at 36%.
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The argument rests on the assumption that legally restricting abortion is the minority view.
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But the authority to negotiate on currency rests in the hands of the executive.
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The party's legislative strategy rests on those places to make the case for repeal.
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His shield rests, entangled in dead branches, which appear to be grasping onto it.
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The true impact of this work rests nearly entirely on this group of women.
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So much of their value rests in intellectual property, which can be transported anywhere.
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And one of the main columns that that understanding rests on is Russian literature.
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The case against you, as best as I can tell, rests on three charges.
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Instead of a white museum plinth, each artwork rests on two large cardboard boxes.
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"The future of Woodstock rests with people who never knew it firsthand," she wrote.
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His case rests in part on a metric called the shadow fed funds rate.
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A glowing, cream-colored animal rests and looks around on the soft gray hill.
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Philadelphia's status as underdog rests almost entirely on which version of Foles shows up.
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The only remaining chance for peace rests on what the United Nations can achieve.
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Another loose piece of string rests on the floor, at the work's right corner.
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Her importance rests with the legacy of fiction and lore she preserved so tellingly.
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And yet some of the drama rests, of course, in what she can't know.
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Besides spending discipline, the hope for the bulls rests on the weight of history.
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The case for privacy regulation rests on consumers' proving that data collection is harmful.
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In a way, it's what my entire sense of self and purpose rests on.
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Additionally, they conserve and pass down the body of knowledge upon which civilization rests.
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Instead of knocking, she rests her head on the door and cries and cries.
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The decision on whether or not to delist Toshiba now rests with the TSE.
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One part of its approach rests on a deep suspicion of Christianity and Islam.
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The decision on whether the public sees it now rests with the White House.
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Ms. Ortega's fate rests not with the public but with a Texas appeals court.
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While the decision clearly rests with McConnell and his GOP counterparts, Texas Democratic Rep.
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This rests on increased oil output and investment on the part of the government.
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The president's authority rests on trust and discretion, not on triumph of the will.
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The Central Perk logo rests in a holiday wreath on this festive Christmas sweater.
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But she was passed over, and Johnson says now her fate rests with Trump.
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Everything, then, rests on the independence and authority of the body charged with impeachment.
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Part of the blame rests with how experts write and talk about economic problems.
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And it rests cozily within the ensemble textures, a clarinet rather than a trumpet.
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His fate now rests in the hands of three judges presiding over the appeal.
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In the meantime, however, the weight of the world rests on his young shoulders.
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In Vo's work, a reconstructed Corona beer carton rests on a vivid red rug.
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Trump's withdrawal in Paris isn't an odd outlier, but instead rests on that foundation.
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This means essentially everything the movie has going for it rests at Bay's feet.
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We assume that everything is fine, that the world in which we live rests on solid foundations, that competent grown-ups are in charge of the fundamental infrastructure on which our society rests, which have been constructed as fault-tolerant, resilient systems.
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When she naps in her bassinet, he rests on the couch, right next to her.
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The iceberg is about 630 feet thick, of which 100 feet rests above the surface.
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Caption: Attendees rests during the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, 2015.
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The steak's temperature will continue to rise the additional 5 degrees as it rests. 6.
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And it is in this emotional territory where the decision to decriminalize or not rests.
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" In the book's titular poem, fate rests on an errant satellite broadcasting "World's Smallest Pets.
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As a one-woman show, all the designing, marketing, and production rests on her shoulders.
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Since each bud simply rests on your ear, any amount of shaking sent them flying.
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A cup of coffee rests on the bed (a dangerous move with the white sheets).
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There are ergonomic-style chairs and chairs with additional cozy fixings, such as foot rests.
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Reagan Republicanism famously rests on three legs: religious conservatism, national security conservatism, and economic conservatism.
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Formal education rests on the idea of qualifications that take a set period to complete.
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By the bird's feet rests a single black hat surrounded by a splattering of blood.
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Karlian Mercado, 7, rests on the rubble that remains of her family's home on Sept.
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He noted that the determination that the crime was justified rests with the district attorney.
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"The agency of such movements rests with the plant," a video explaining the technology says.
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Now the drama rests on whether Cooper, trapped in the Red Room, can break free.
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Like so much of the coming impeachment showdown, that decision rests entirely with the Senate.
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In it, the English rocker stands behind Halsey and rests his chin on her shoulder.
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But the dubious distinction of executing the most prisoners rests with China, according to Amnesty.
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The screen itself can exhibit noticeable flex, as do the corners of the palm rests.
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In other words, the Democratic majority rests on districts that elected Republicans three years ago.
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Twelve miles away, Jean Marie Palombo rests in St. Peter Cemetery in Belleville, New Jersey.
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The future of drone deliveries of all kinds in America, and elsewhere, rests with regulators.
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In fact, the classic economic case for free trade rests on the reshuffling of jobs.
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It is the crux of his domestic propaganda, and the army's prestige rests on it.
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How much of our political stability rests on the observance of norms or unwritten rules?
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How that leather holds up, especially on the palm rests, will be interesting to see.
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Appointment authority for agency members and its executive director rests with the Onondaga County Legislature.
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All these years later, he still goes home, but now he just rests and relaxes.
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It's a sense that the safety of their ex's next partner rests on their shoulders.
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In the image, Willow sits on her own while Jameson rests on his mother's lap.
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It says that the company's commitment to nondiscrimination rests on two principles: inclusion and respect.
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The decision on what can ultimately be in the bill rests with the Senate parliamentarian.
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The theorem's logic rests on the interaction between industries with different degrees of labour-intensity.
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"Gerald's Game" largely rests on a phenomenal performance from star Carla Gugino, according to critics.
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John Kasich As with Bush and Christie, it all rests on New Hampshire for Kasich.
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The notion that the market is efficient at setting executive pay rests on three arguments.
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And actually, quite a lot of the storytelling in that book rests on his shoulders.
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That is where the Justice Department's recent about face rests on a substantively unsustainable position.
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This sort of reasoning rests on a fragile premise—what might be called solution bias.
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The hope at this stage rests on the Britons who understand what is at stake.
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"The claim rests on a faulty premise," said Jim Campbell, a senior counsel at ADF.
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Cohn's fate for the Fed job rests on the success of the tax reform effort.
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His reputation as a dealmaker mainly rests on his early bet, in 1999, on Alibaba.
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Yet Mr Putin's reputation at home rests on increasing Russian territory, not slicing bits off.
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It rests on surfaces diagonally, with its head down and abdomen jutting into the air.
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Normally, the decision to approve or deny security clearances rests with the employing federal agency.
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Ablin believes it all rests on what happens with the U.S. negotiations with North Korea.
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The whole thing rests on the performances, and, thankfully, Cooper and Gaga are both outstanding.
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Ducking his head, Father Isidoros brought me into the tiny room where the tomb rests.
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The success of this movie rests on the fact that the film is genuinely funny.
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And his hope for salvaging his candidacy rests heavily on whether voters believe that claim.
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The tax overhaul bill before Congress has a professed rationale that rests on economic theory.
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It also highlights how the otherwise empirical process of polling rests on a subjective foundation.
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Like Mr. Rubio in Florida, Mr. Kasich's candidacy rests on a strong performance in Ohio.
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The authority to change those guidelines rests with the head of the DOJ's antitrust division.
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It opens with soft, tape-twisted guitars and rests on patters of condensed drum lines.
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The power dynamic between Josie and Meredith rests on the quicksand of loss and desire.
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Part of the story here rests on the complex dynamics of the French Muslim population.
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The charred wreckage of the Conception now rests 60 feet (18 m) below the surface.
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Stalin's death mask rests on a marble stand, like a beloved leader, lying in state.
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This is an argument that cannot be countered with data, for it rests on values.
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Right now, it appears that power rests with the Supreme Court and its conservative majority.
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But, as Aster established in "Hereditary," his interest rests largely on building an elaborate mousetrap.
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Mr. Nieto said the matter of Mr. Lozoya now rests with the nation's top prosecutor.
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"Much rests on the shoulders of the Great Communicator," he said, referring to the chairman.
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Now, the power to rescue the railroad rests with a different set of elected officials.
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In the crux of the vinyl rests a solid steel lozenge about four inches long.
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The responsibility for acts of hatred rests on the shoulders of the proponents and perpetrators.
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Find out who rules and who rests in peace in our recap of Sunday's finale.
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"The legal authority to change the date rests with the Ohio General Assembly," he said.
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But the Indian presence in Afghanistan rests on deeper cultural foundations than United States support.
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Communities' health, well-being and political power rests on a just and correct census count.
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Even then, the laptop was still very usable; the wrist rests and keyboard remained cool.
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Every ceramic rests on an individually designed plinth and is ready for a closer inspection.
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But the company's strength also rests on its growing presence in a variety of markets.
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The center of gravity is low on a broom, and rests directly over the bristles.
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Amy Kloubachar of Minnesota whose entire campaign rests on doing well next door in Iowa.
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And they say Canada's court system has recognized this right rests solely with hereditary chiefs.
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Democracy depends on people capable of thinking critically and that often rests on reading critically.
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Officer Yanez's guilt or innocence likely rests on which of those competing narratives jurors believe.
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As a plant upon the earth, so a man rests upon the bosom of God.
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The parents' decision to consent rests heavily on their education on the subject, he said.
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The fate of equal representation for all communities rests on a fair and accurate count.
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It's called "accelerationism," and it rests on the idea that Western governments are irreparably corrupt.
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In both cases, the trouble rests with the people acting as the gatekeepers of mercy.
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But the playing field rests on the same shaky ground as it has for years.
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Mr. Schulz said the appeal of Unsound rests in seeing something you've never seen before.
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But that narrative rests on a faulty premise; Democrats actually did pretty well on Tuesday!
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Electronic privacy rests on the rules and remedies that apply to the Fourth Amendment generally.
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Encourage your office manager to purchase accessible seats for your workplace (no arm rests, please).
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The power to appoint is shared, they say, meaning that it ultimately rests with the Senate.
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As impressive as it is, much of its appeal rests of the novelty of its creations.
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Its failure rests with House Republicans, who refused to even allow a vote on the measure.
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"Their hope of creating value likely rests on the broadband offer," Kirjner wrote in an email.
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This legislation makes clear that the authority to send missile alerts rests with the federal government.
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Part of the Russian attribution made by Menn's sources rests on Phineas Fisher's last public hack.
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But "the burden of initiating that review rests with the veteran," something his plan would change.
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Unfortunately, the case largely rests on the word of Bella's allegedly drug-addled mother, Rachelle Bond.
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Utopianism rests upon a single, fundamental truth: that we can be better than we were before.
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Today, it rests in a glass showcase in the hallway of Jurvetson's firm, Draper Fisher Jurvetson.
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The chassis is mostly plastic, aside from its brushed metal lid and faux leather wrist-rests.
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Interestingly enough, the disagreement rests on how to read Justice Scalia's opinion in Sackett v. EPA.
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It even has an internal spine and slots to help your sponge drain as it rests.
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And the responsibility for that rests squarely on the shoulders of the newly crowned world champions.
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But this narrow view of the president's options rests on a misunderstanding of basic constitutional principles.
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As the framers knew, impeachment uniquely violates the separation of powers upon which the Constitution rests.
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Unfortunately for environmentalists, the responsibility for putting out the fires ultimately rests in the government's hands.
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He holds it toward an assertive M.Flandian woman, who rests her hand on his upper thigh.
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For him, the might of the state rests on its erasure of history, private and public.
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The success of this strategy rests entirely on the assumption that share prices are mean reverting.
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A car rests submerged in a lot alongside US 70W in Kinston, N.C., on Wednesday, Oct.
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Han is just an upper body, the torso of which rests against whatever he's placed upon.
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Ms. Hahn presents an impressive, cohesive body of work, although it rests on many formal precedents.
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A part of Target's plan to compete with Amazon rests on investing in its store associates.
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You need to grasp what it rests on, why it arose, and what it is for.
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Reddit's survival as a usable community rests almost entirely in the hands of unpaid volunteer moderators.
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History, though, rests largely with thousands of the earliest San Francisco residents, buried in unmarked graves.
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The best explanation rests on the nature of his victory, and three different sorts of discontent.
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Starting your own company is a lonely venture — the outcome rests on your two shoulders alone.
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A military maxim says that an operation's outcome rests 75% on planning and 25% on luck.
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The experience is pleasingly futuristic—even if the upholstery your butt rests on is decades old.
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His view partly rests on whether such a scheme would be administered by the Home Office.
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Benioff and Weiss are a bit different, in that their reputation rests on a single show.
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A downed tree from Hurricane Matthew rests against a home, October 8, 323 in Savannah, Georgia.
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A downed tree from high wind rests against an SUV in Ormond Beach, Florida, Oct. 7.
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Yet for all his bluster, blame for the immiseration of Zimbabwe rests chiefly on his shoulders.
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Updates4/23/2015 - Original Post - Sean Buckley5/16/16 - Razer Blade (2015) demoted to The Rests.
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THE EDIFICE of modern physics rests on two pillars, both built during the early 20th century.
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Election Day is finally here, and the country's future rests on the shoulders of young people.
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Originally, PUBG's controls put the "Sprint" button where your finger naturally rests to move the character.
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There are some aesthetic and physical similarities, but this comparison rests on the idea of reinvention.
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The historic Pioneer Baby's Grave rests among trees scorched by the Carr Fire in Shasta, Calif.
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An exhausted African migrant rests aboard a rescue boat operated by the NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
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That, in turn, rests on continuity in neighbouring states, reinforcing political elites and their existing priorities.
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As we all know, the burden of proof now rests with the scientific community at large.
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Any growth scheme that rests on falling wages is unlikely to endear Italians to Mr Renzi.
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More broadly, whether Nissan can capture the EV buzz that rests squarely with U.S rival Tesla.
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The UCI turned down the Czech federation's appeal and now her only hope rests with CAS.
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As the saying goes, where you stand on an issue often rests on where you sit.
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In short: the responsibility of deciding what issues matter rests with the voter, not the party.
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Responsibility for initiating new rules rests with the European Commission, though parliamentarians debate and modify legislation.
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The success of UniCredit's plan rests on investors believing it will be a long-term solution.
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Unfortunately, the catalyst for their series of comical mishaps rests on tired and offensive Latino stereotypes.
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And the Constitution that the law rests on did not write us in as fully human.
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The future of Constitutional rights for women and all Americans rests in the hands of Sens.
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But defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic knows where the responsibility ultimately rests for filling seats each night.
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Manafort rests his accusation in the court filing on the writings of freelance journalist Sara Carter.
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Kim's legitimacy rests on his ability to defend his people against real or imagined foreign threats.
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What that will be rests in part with his two sons, Lachlan, 44, and James, 43.
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While this currently rests with the federal courts, as a pediatric transplant surgeon, I'm an optimist.
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") One of the marauders, called "the Thinker" (he "often rests his masked head on his fist.
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It rests on the parents to choose if they are willing to pay the ultimate price.
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The city of 21.04,0000 rests on the Permian oilfield, the largest oilfield in the United States.
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The power to close these loopholes for good now rests with President Donald Trump and McConnell.
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Today, "reasonableness" rests on a faulty premise that each company can defend itself on its own.
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Ambivalence can cause major damage to an alliance whose deterrence value rests solely in its credibility.
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But language is a conceptual tool, and its truth rests on the truth of its concepts.
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So some of Ms. Delaney's optimism rests on a less grim situation for Canada's oil industry.
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The Folio's leather exterior looks great and extends onto the palm rests and around the keyboard.
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They log their mileage, pace and rests so they can best measure their progress and performance.
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Trump's tweeted claim rests on the findings of a daily tracking poll conducted by Rasmussen Reports.
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There are more problems in believing that the truth, then, rests with the recollection of witnesses.
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The ultimate responsibility, for where we've gotten and how we've gotten here rests on my shoulders.
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Their allure rests mainly on the surface, so that always makes me wonder what lies beneath.
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The success of many of today's tracks rests on a signature sound of the music itself.
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The fate of either measure ultimately rests with Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader.
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Thick and rich, a scoop of it rests like a boulder between two equally mighty cookies.
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Much of the dispute rests on the scope of inspections and access to certain suspect sites.
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I suppose my only hope now rests upon Oprah for a change in the education system.
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That's the sort of love that rests at the heart of fandoms that tread on obsession.
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The idea of "six degrees of separation" rests on a scientific foundation that's dubious at best.
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The country's fate — and the world's — rests on who best flatters America's Grand Canyon of Need.
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Here is a look at the combination of factors on which Mr. Netanyahu's fate now rests.
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They know that the destiny of the Premier League title — for now — rests in their hands.
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The whole painting rests on a panel covered in hand-cut CDs made into a mosaic.
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Much rests on their memories of the strong chemistry they discovered in their first night together.
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Also, disinfect hard surfaces like your tray table and arm rests when you first sit down.
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A stone memorial rests next to the farm where he was born in Sukioniai, Lithuania, above.
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In filming their interaction, he has broadcast the conditions on which this kind of admiration rests.
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The health care of millions of Americans rests in the hands of a few Republican senators.
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The film's particular joy, aside from the colorful costumes and warm soundtrack, rests on the casting.
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So Trump's explanation for the market slide rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of how time works.
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Mr. Swanson's theory rests on the assumption that the new rules would not permit unfair practices.
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When it rests on her lap, she's got more freedom to find just the right angle.
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The case for reform rests first on an understanding of where economic models have gone wrong.
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For many Democratic leaders, the hope for party unity rests on shared loathing of Mr. Trump.
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The roomier ride isn't due to passenger complaints about smashed knees and fights over arm rests.
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The honesty of the film rests heavily on the shoulders of Elsie Fisher, who plays Kayla.
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Usually, the burden of proof for an outlandish claim rests on the person making the assertion.
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Brown said Tuesday the decision to resume exercises amid renewed tension rests with leaders above him.
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Despite the transfer of power, the future of the Cuban people still rests with a Castro.
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Their ultimate fate now rests in the hands of the University's Briscoe Center for American History.
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The theory of deterrence rests on an analysis of the balance between two roughly equal superpowers.
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He sits companionably beside a dark-skinned young woman, whose hand rests casually on his thigh.
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"The act's effectiveness rests on clear, consistent and efficient implementation," he said in a statement Monday.
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The grave of my father's older sister, Gulapa, rests inside the main cemetery in Deh Naw.
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Called Observation Deck Technology, Zeal's new idea rests with the specific design of the goggle's frame.
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Whether you are in fact a token rests largely on deciding whose intention you will enact.
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Ultimate control of the company now rests with SoftBank and WeWork's new Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure.
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A final decision on Gallagher's status rests with the Navy's personnel command in Washington, Lawrence said.
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However, this is not just a problem that rests solely on the shoulders of the administration.
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There is no more tenuous comfort than that which rests on the possibility of another's remorse.
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It fails to express a determination to uphold the international order, which rests upon these values.
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"The act's effectiveness rests on clear, consistent and efficient implementation," he said in a statement Monday.
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But it all rests on balance, and humankind has upset that fragile system of planet Earth.
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For one thing, they want control over auction revenue spending, authority that now rests with CARB.
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So in a sense, everything rests on Saudi Arabia and Iran being willing to come together.
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" JUNE 18-19 MEETING "Going forward today, much rests on the shoulders of the Great Communicator (Bernanke).
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Not that hard to tell ... Shawn's got his arm around Hailey as she rests on his chest.
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Baker's marketing strategy rests on a marketing truth that's resulted in a boom for user-generated content.
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Like all plastic palm rests, and makes it look more like a gaming keyboard than is necessary.
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The choice rests with Harry's grandmother Queen Elizabeth, who houses all the carriages in the Royal Mews.
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Its legs fold up beneath it and its furry belly rests in the center of my palm.
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Once the whole success of a platform rests on one game, that game has to be there.
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TIME takes reader preference into consideration, but the decision ultimately rests with their editorial board (sorry, Swifties).
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"We just need to make sure that he rests in peace," Salah Khashoggi said of his father.
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Much rests on whether Trump's spending plans go ahead and their wider effect in the United States.
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Regardless of whether it's for recreational or medicinal purposes, the responsibility of providing care rests on physicians.
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Michele stares at the camera with just one eye as she rests her head on Monteith's chest.
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The final decision on Conway's job rests with the President, who is unlikely to remove her. 3.
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The body of a charred animal rests on a roadside as the Camp fire tears through Paradise.
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Trump knows his viability rests on his core group of grassroots supporters who he will never disappoint.
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Yet the EU's credibility as a trade negotiator rests on its ability to speak for its members.
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The actor is fixing his golden horns as his long-haired black wig rests on his shoulders.
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A fallen tree rests on a house after remnants of Hurricane Michael passed through Columbia, South Carolina.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road rests with Nauman Hussain," Beach said.
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The viability of Vetted rests on the practicality of performing veterinary services on your living room floor.
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The dual-purpose accessory rests on a charging mat, which sends energy wirelessly into a battery inside.
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Some of the subsequent mess rests on the back of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act of 2011.
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So a lot of this falls on him ," he said, "ultimately party unity rests on the winner.
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The worst I could do was make the wire that usually rests on the neck bounce around.
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"We just need to make sure that he rests in peace," Salah Khashoggi said of his father.
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The unwritten UK constitution rests on the separation of powers between the executive, legislature and judiciary branches.
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When worn, the backpack rests on your hips like a regular internal-frame pack designed for camping.
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While the child rests on your side, step one of your legs forward, keeping the chest up.
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Mr Poroshenko, whose popularity rests on the war with Russia, casts his internal opponents as Russian agents.
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Anias rests in a bed near the door of the room, a testament to strength and resilience.
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Otherwise, hope rests on a combination of two things Mr Trump hates: a robust press, and leaks.
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But that does not mean the freedom of the press rests on the fate of Mr Assange.
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But it's the tender way she rests her cheek against her father's head that catches my attention.
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After all, his esteem rests on the fact that he knows certain things that others do not.
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The final product rests awkwardly between a gritty scavenging simulator and a Dishonored-style sneaky immersive sim.
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A Volkswagen Beetle scorched by a wildfire called the Carr Fire rests at a residence in Redding.
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It rests on the assumption that an episode from the past has impact the present does not.
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Why I'm voting for Donald TrumpNow, the anti-Trump mantle rests with the remaining GOP candidates, Sen.
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But an activity that rests on exposing children to long-term neurological damage needs a better defence.
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"A lot of that rests with the Turnbull govt, it's (sic) leadership & policy direction," the tweet said.
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However, the decision also rests with Mueller on whether, like Rosenstein, there is reason to step aside.
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Your entire back — from your neck to your tailbone — rests and relies on your glutes, Burmaster says.
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Final approval of Centene and Health Net's merger now rests with the California Department of Insurance (DOI).
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Inevitably such success is shot through with hyperbole but it rests on very solid and tangible numbers.
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An important part of a leader's integrity rests in giving people the freedom to do their jobs.
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Trump's star status rests on his ability to shock and awe - particularly to not stay on script.
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Somewhere in the US Treasury Department's Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence rests a series of records.
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A bone-white ellipsis rests on a surface in front of a woman with short, dark hair.
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DT's mock-ups of the Anti-AI AI envision a sleek wearable that rests behind the ear.
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Then, the camera rests on Boy's bloody dead body, not daring to look away from the tragedy.
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The whole question of whether Trump is an authoritarian or incompetent president rests on a false choice.
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A red truck full of possessions, including a refrigerator, rests abandoned, its tires melted to the ground.
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But that dangerous reliance on gasoline-powered cars rests in part on the world's overproduction of petroleum.
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In the centuries since, we have constructed a government whose survival rests on its checks and balances.
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"The decision on when to start the trial rests with the local mosquito control board," he said.
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Yes, but: The study also openly acknowledges that it rests on a range of limitations and unknowns.
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The prosecution's case against him rests entirely on statements Mr. Juárez made to the police and prosecutors.
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Down in the 9th Congressional District, the strong case for fraud rests on mail-in absentee ballots.
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Inside the Constitution Center's museum in Philadelphia, a triangular table rests upon a teeter-totter-like pivot.
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The source said the prosecutors had approved the request, but the final decision rests with a judge.
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In telling the remaining occupiers to go home, Bundy said their fight now rests in the courts.
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Trump's case for the presidency rests at least in part on his standing as a political outsider.
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But the film also rests in a tidiness that's at odds with the messiness of the milieu.
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The Thunder have several above-average defenders to help carry the load while Westbrook roams and rests.
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The cohesion of the dialogue between the pieces rests on the grammar of this global protest language.
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You put one hand on the handle and then the other part just rests on your forearm.
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It has a sleek aluminum body with 28-inch screen that rests on top of a stand.
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The American people are very well aware that the Schumer shutdown rests squarely on his party's shoulders.
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The decision to release the memo rests with the House Intelligence Committee, chaired by California Republican Rep.
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The main terminal rests on giant stilts that can be jacked up to keep the foundation level.
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The mayor plays the piano, and a stand-up piano rests against a wall of his office.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Kumo, the giant spider, rests on Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica, Ottawa. .
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Other passengers have complained of comfort animals triggering allergic reactions, sprawling over arm rests and causing ruckuses.
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Like Gris, he blurs the "fake" and the "real": a paper bird rests on a wooden perch.
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But its financial model, which rests on volume, is not always an easy fit for western universities.
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Alabama's case rests less on the quality of its victories than on the absence of its losses.
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The Bills' best hope for an upset rests in Blake Bortles's reverting to his mistake-ridden past.
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The party's popularity, however, rests as much on ideology as it does on generous social welfare policies.
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But how all this will function ultimately rests on choices that Mr. Zuckerberg has yet to make.
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Of course, one irony of this is that the fascination rests partly on scarcity value and exoticism.
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In Premium Economy, 33 seats will offer 41- to 42-inch seat pitch, leg and foot rests.
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We might have different reasons why we've questioned our drinking, but it rests on the same premise.
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"You don't really feel it," said Carter, whose easy swing belies the power that rests in it.
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The case for equities rests on two arguments that aren't changing with the increase in political noise.
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Juul's future now rests with Big Tobacco, the industry its founders said they were trying to vanquish.
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Final action rests with FERC, an independent agency with a history of supporting open and fair competition.
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The health of our democracy rests, in part, on not involving the military in transfers of power.
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A maraschino cherry rests on top, alien red, stem askew, as if seconds from being sucked under.
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Adelaida realizes her opportunity to leave Venezuela rests on her decision to take on this new identity.
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His company's 108 billion euro market value largely rests on its stake in Chinese internet giant Tencent.
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Though it does serve Democratic interests, it rests on two convincing legal grounds that transcend mere partisanship.
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Now the matter rests with the Supreme Court, which is expected to hear oral arguments in March.
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The grave of his late wife's grandmother now rests at the bottom of one of the lakes.
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It even sports the original protective plastic on the seatbelts, rear panels, and behind the arm rests.
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The essence of the investment philosophy at Alta Capital rests on three pillars: profitability, growth and valuation.
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That law rests outside of many of the mandates of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, dubbed Obamacare.
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If the future of Western liberalism rests on Ms. Merkel's shoulders, then it really is in trouble.
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But historical blame rests inevitably with the administration that missed the last clear chance to prevent it.
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To be sure, nukes provide geopolitical status for a regime whose entire legitimacy rests on military power.
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Several senators reiterated that the decision to bring the resolution up to a vote rests with McConnell.
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The main cause: Jakartans are digging illegal wells, draining the underground aquifers on which the city rests.
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Viruses can spread through touching contaminated surfaces, door handles, chair arm rests and the sharing of electronics.
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It's a vision that rests on the conviction that progressive politics must continue past the water's edge.
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Unlike abstract appeals to global humanitarian concerns, it rests on the solid foundations of strong national attachments.
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His corpse rests on a stretcher, its fabric frayed and soiled like the dead man's unbuttoned trousers.
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Cover image: A group of migrants rests at the central park in Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, Saturday, Oct.
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But how far will we get if the space-making rests in the hands of the colonizers?
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Left: Rolando Gonzales from East Boston rests in the women's shoe department at Macy's in Boston on Nov.
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The hexagonal device rests passively on the Martian surface, and a tether connects it to the InSight lander.
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Normally, a protoplanetary disk rests along the same plane as the orbital plane of its binary star hosts.
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Part of Lopez Obrador's pitch, aides say, rests on his willingness to say the buck stops with him.
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The cage rests over the ear, and lightly sits on the skull, taking pressure off the ear structure.
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The leather T1 Race apparently has arm rests that can be raised and lowered like any office chair.
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Left: Sinbad, the Coast Guard's globe-trotting mascot, rests proudly in the big horn of an officer, 1946.
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"This business confidence rests on the pro-growth economic agenda of policymakers," Dimon said in a statement today.
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The perception of Russia's military advantage rests on two main elements, argues Alexander Golts, a Russian military analyst.
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Much of the blame rests with Sir Lynton Crosby, one of a team of strategists advising Mrs May.
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The case for a free press rests not only on classical liberal principles but also on hard data.
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Situated above the tips, the body is an inch-long oval that rests on top of my ear.
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Inside the chamber is a "basket" where the explosive rests to prevent explosion-triggering turbulence during the drive.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday said only that the decision to do so rests solely with President Vladimir Putin.
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Meanwhile, Chicago rests on her dad's chest as West, 41, rocks a light lilac sweatshirt with two necklaces.
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Support rests on a callable capital mechanism; such callable capital was 53%-owned Russia at end-June 2016.
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The strategy rests on Cruz winning Indiana, which awards its 92 delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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The safety of air travelers and NASA astronauts alike rests on your battered shoulders (and heads and necks).
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He managed to outlast his arch-enemy, Jayalalithaa, who now rests next to him on Chennai's Marina beach.
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The core of what makes Dolby Atmos audio so special rests in one key process: object-based mixing.
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Carbon fiber lid and palm rests are great, don't get me wrong, but a wobbly screen hinge isn't.
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My case for guarded optimism rests on one quality the transatlantic alliance has always displayed in abundance: resilience.
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The Relay is a small white gadget that plugs into a power outlet and rests alongside the wall.
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Real power in Saudi Arabia and the UAE rests with their crown princes, both relatively young and popular.
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It rests on an assumption that celebrity status bars a person from perpetuating and participating in rape culture.
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Engineering a contained black hole rests upon simulating the kinds of movements that surround it in outer space.
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She has claimed to have Cherokee ancestry, but this claim rests on family lore and is historically dubious.
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"Primary responsibility for security in the Indian Ocean rests with those who live in this region," he said.
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Perhaps the biggest misstep of all is how much of the movie rests on Jake Chambers (Tom Taylor).
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The headset, which rests on the top part of the head like a visor, is sturdy but lightweight.
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It assumes that all misogynists are straight men and that systemic sexism rests solely on their individual shoulders.
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The revolution in synthetic biology that's reshaping industries from medicine to agriculture rests on three, equally important pillars.
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The family income rests on the tiny yellow taxi that stands outside the bullet-riddled metal front door.
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But the argument rests on the idea that what's good for Facebook and Google is good for America.
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Africa's past has long been defined by commodities, but its future rests on the productivity of its people.
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It rests along interstate 70 between Indianapolis and St. Louis and most visitors only stopped to buy gas.
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A very casual coffee holder, perfect for letting you smartphone with one hand while your other hand rests.
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Our entire modern world rests on the bottoms of shiny-pants bookkeepers with green eyeshades and sleeve garters.
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Unfortunately, that power rests with the Puerto Ricans that live in the Sunshine State, not on our Island.
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"The responsibility for these tragic deaths rests squarely with Hamas," White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah said.
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"The heart and soul of the government's case rests on the credibility of one witness," Mr. Krantz said.
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The success, or failure, of this concept largely rests upon the investment returns generated by the Trust Fund.
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How to convert that performance to the page, when so much of its power rests in Smith's delivery?
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The final say still rests with voters, with ordinary Americans who retain the power to shape our government.
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Legislative deference to the executive branch rests on a lack of will rather than a lack of power.
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And as we all know, the future of every nation rests with the promise of their young people.
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Third, equal representation on the basis of one person-one vote rests on the accuracy of the census.
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Buhari's appeal rests on his incorruptibility, but institutionalized corruption remains unscathed after four years, according to Transparency International.
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Any claim to special privileges rests to some extent on whether the international community sees it as legitimate.
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Though his renown hardly rests on having been a Times correspondent, Churchill was actually born to the role.
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The fate of these ancient fish rests in restoring their ability to swim freely on a long river.
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The Statue of Liberty rests on a 154-foot-tall pedestal, but it's not entirely safe from flooding.
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The key to ending the legacy of suffering rests with the government of Iraq and the international community.
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That school choice is not a headlining issue of our time rests not on the shoulders of voters.
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The memo is a committee work product and the responsibility for releasing it, or not, rests with Congress.
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Buried beneath the hype rests a growing sense that wireless carriers are aggressively over-selling the technology's potential.
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Another challenge is that claims information currently rests in myriad computer systems with greatly varying capacities and formats.
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Under Trump, the fate of those ideas now rests with Ajit Pai, the Republican chairman of the FCC.
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The power to follow through on the Paris climate talks rests more in our hands than we realize.
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The case against Google, both in Europe and the United States, rests on sound legal and factual foundations.
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Today, the argument for Super Bowl ads rests on the idea that the game's large audience is unique.
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Responsibility for human rights violations rests with those who give support for those who engage in such violations.
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Mr. Mollenkopf's go-it-alone strategy rests in large part on 5G, the next generation of cellular technology.
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President Trump has convinced his supporters that the economy's ability to grow rests solely with his continued leadership.
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Elliott's appeal of the suspension rests on the belief that the investigation and appeal were unfair to him.
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Following all of this makes you more aware of the peculiarities and paradoxes on which the city rests.
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Much of the authority over whether to allow guns in schools rests at the state and local levels.
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In India, ultimate authority in the chain of command and control rests with the country's civilian political leadership.
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But if that story makes for rewarding politics, it rests on antiquated economic assumptions about the global marketplace.
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Despite the right-wing government's actions, there is a broad consensus among Israelis that rests on three pillars.
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It rests on respect for precedent and the idea that court's decisions don't swing with each new president.
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Value rests on what they can produce and how fast, rather than what they are saying and why.
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The purpose of the activism rests on the assumption that Republican senators may be responsive to public pressure.
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The founders created a system in which the power to declare war rests with Congress, not the president.
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The clock is turned off during points, but it rarely rests when the ball is not in play.
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Months after the beating, Mr. Chaoul was still recovering at home, unable to study and requiring frequent rests.
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Coronavirus. With American leadership not only absent but working against global climate action, much responsibility rests with China.
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When you open it, the tablet rests on top of the keyboard, held in place by the magnet.
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Tough rests his case on research, but it's the people in his drama who will stay with you.
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You can't fix a broken foundation by simply building more stories atop the house that rests on it.
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Power still rests with a handful of sectarian leaders, whom the protesters have been trying to force out.
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America's celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. rests on the flawed understanding of his historic and contemporary legacy.
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Prosecution rests If that didn't give enough clarity to prosecutors' allegations, one last five-question exchange might have.
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This effort shouldn't rest entirely on the Appropriations Committee; some responsibility rests with the authorizing committees as well.
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Our foreign policy and approach to the world also rests on the remarkably diverse background of our citizens.
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Much of Mr. Sicupira's wealth rests in a series of deals 3G did with breweries starting in 1999.
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Though it is expressively shot and crisply edited, the credibility of "Patti Cake$" ultimately rests on her shoulders.
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One hand rests on his hip, the other holds the gown closed at the neck, but only just.
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"Sending lots of love and solidarity to @BernieSanders today as he rests and recovers," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Wednesday.
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The majority of the economic value of global companies today rests in their patents and other intangible assets.
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The final decision in the punishment now rests with CAS, whose ruling on the matter would be binding.
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His head rests on an ochre-yellow fabric, and deftly brushed colors at the top suggest banked flowers.
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The behavior of the AUD rests on Trump's behavior so the leading signals come from the U.S. Dollar.
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Now up on the hill, it rests on a cube of seemingly solid marble — with its own secret.
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The final decision rests with the board and is likely to be taken by the summer, they said.
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Indeed, his company's success rests on its ability to sell a whole system, rather than bite-size solutions.
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Regardless of your sleeping style, a Leesa mattress can adapt to whoever rests their weary head on it.
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" This "assessment rests on the specific historical record," which "focuses on the president's statements about a 'Muslim ban.
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Trade rests on, and reinforces, the idea that, within the proper parameters, people's interests are not in conflict.
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Zhang Huan's 10-feet-long "Buddha's Finger" (2006) rests on the floor at the center of the room.
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The eradication effort now rests heavily on the shoulders of Mr. Campos and his American counterpart, Mr. Herrera.
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The myth of Churchill rests essentially on his great speeches, but he was actually quite a disastrous leader.
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The crux of the problem rests with life in the many poor and violent countries of Central America.
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My visit left me thinking that Trump's entire strategy rests on a series of fundamental and dangerous misconceptions.
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The head rests on the base of a white ladder that extends upward, matching the white gallery wall.
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Front Burner The owner of the restaurant Pinch Chinese, in SoHo, uses the toy blocks as chopstick rests.
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Trump's overhaul of Medicaid rests on a fundamental question: What kind of program is Medicaid going to be?
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I don't mean that he has succeeded in destroying the checks and balances on which American freedom rests.
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Though the future of Althaibani's marriage rests on President Trump and his administration's policies, she's certainly isn't giving up.
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The longevity rests on his studied neutrality, which has allowed him to be appreciated by both Marxists and capitalists.
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The legal difference between hemp and marijuana, both products of the cannabis plant, rests on the plant's THC content.
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A toy turd rests in the middle of the board and players compete to claim it with their plunger.
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A lot of power rests in the hands of people reading, watching and listening to health news, said Schwitzer.
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A huge amount of political capital, for everyone involved, rests on the outcome of the vote in the House.
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The entire content of the world, uncensored and often free on sites such as YouTube, rests at our fingertips.
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The final decision to grant parole rests with Newsom, who will take his oath of office on Jan. 7.
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The crux of "see now, wear now" rests on showing products closer to when consumers want to wear them.
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Lowe's confidence rests partly on unexpected strength in the domestic labor market and a synchronized upturn in global activity.
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"The sole responsibility for the motor vehicle being on the road on Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," Beach said.
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And while the central ghost story is compelling, the reveal — which rests on rape and racial violence — is uncomfortable.
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His left arm rests by his side while the right is held straight and slightly away from his body.
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His hand rests on a piece of paper, a large brown oval with jagged edges painted just off-center.
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What that experience rests on seems basic, but also complex to achieve, and why so many automakers fall short.
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A burned out car rests on the driveway of a smoldering home in the Napa wine region in California.
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A decision on the reversal is not likely until the fall and rests with the five-member state board.
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The IMF has consistently said that its involvement in the latest bailout rests on debt relief for the country.
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The other now rests on a mantel in Willie Wood's house, where Willie Jr. and his wife now reside.
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The performance of becoming human rests on learning compassion and conscientiousness by witnessing the logical outcomes of their opposites.
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In the video Bieber rests his head on the table, while Baldwin pokes her tongue out at the camera.
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A key plank of PML-N's plan to fulfill their electoral promise rests on the three major power stations.
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The center console is a bit too much like those arm rests on airplanes that hide foldable tray tables.
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In the first image, new dad Josh adoringly gazes down and rests his hand on the crying infant's arm.
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The problem lies in the war of form versus function that rests at the heart of Apple's design ethos.
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Final word on whether to indict him rests with the attorney-general, a decision that could be months away.
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Will he still be available to enter the game to pinch-hit if the outcome rests in the balance?
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Most of Apple's supply chain rests in mainland China, including the iPhone's final assembly, which is executed at Foxconn.
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When firefighters are battling flames on a roof, sometimes their entire bodyweight rests on the head of an axe.
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"The resiliency of the expansion rests purely with the labour market," says Julia Coronado of MacroPolicy Perspectives, a consultancy.
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Lowe's confidence rests partly on unexpected strength in the domestic labour market and a synchronised upturn in global activity.
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The white-columned Georgian mansion, completed in 1950, rests on eight acres in Little Rock's historic Quapaw Quarter neighborhood.
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This person said they will make the decision after the prosecution rests its case, which could be next week.
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To see things differently, we need to question the fundamental picture of the mind on which Socrates's view rests.
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This double standard rests on assumptions of female biological inferiority and reinforces a prejudice stretching back to ancient times.
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Our national commitment to free speech rests on a thin reed: that we can speak without fear of retaliation.
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A whiteboard mapping out the next album from the Transplants, Barker's supergroup with Tim Armstrong, rests atop a speaker.
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"The foundation of the United States' unrivaled global leadership rests only in part on our military might," she wrote.
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As a legal matter, public release of the police video now rests in the discretion of the police chief.
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If there is any hope for a sugar tax, though, it probably rests with the Food and Drug Administration.
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In the eyes of some critics, however, the burden of persuasion rests largely with Trump in the White House.
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PSVR, by contrast, has a padded plastic ring that rests on your head a bit like a hard hat.
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Much of the FCC's case against net neutrality rests upon its refusal to classify internet service as a utility.
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The nearly nine-foot painting rests upon two cinder blocks, emphasizing the earthbound status of this happy Arcadian couple.
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A glass paperweight containing the last surviving prop pebble from the set of David Carradine's Kung Fu rests nearby.
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The case for extending his tenure rests both on his performance and on the challenges that await (see article).
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" #Romania's @KlausIohannis contradicts @VDancila_PM: "The final decision about moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to #Jerusalem rests with me.
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The law was set to take effect last August, but its fate rests on the outcome of the referendum.
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As in Russia, power in all five countries rests with small, now obscenely wealthy, cliques close to the president.
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Its Monte Carlo approach rests on the premise that each competitor's performance is unaffected by that of any other.
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This story has been updated to reflect that Shah said responsibility for the Gaza deaths "rests squarely with Hamas."
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This view of Trump rests on a belief that political effectiveness is measured by legislative and other policy victories.
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China's growth — and the investment that keeps its current account and trade surplus down — rests on a fragile base.
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Much of Parador de Tortosa's charm rests in the outdoor, communal areas (the rooms actually feel a bit dated).
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It remained to be seen whether Baldridge would call anyone else to the stand once McFarland rests his case.
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"The future of American freedom rests on the shoulders of men and women willing to defend it," Trump said.
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The reputation of Steve Reich, the grandfather of American Minimalism, rests on the propulsive, positive energy of his music.
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The bill was passed last week by the Georgia House of Representatives and now rests on approval from Gov.
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Berry also returns to his favorite plot device: resurrecting a long-buried historical secret upon which potential disaster rests.
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" In dissent, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote that "the majority opinion rests on proverb rather than precedent.
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Delegate and empower those around you to take responsibility instead of thinking that success solely rests on your shoulders.
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But responsibility for effectively reining in carbon emissions also rests with business, and with the nation's cities and states.
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The vote is not binding, since the decision ultimately rests with the governments of the European Union's member countries.
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Additionally, she rests her hands on an ice pack to keep them cold when she's working with meltable materials.
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American companies dominate the technology market in much of the world, and this dominance rests heavily on internet freedom.
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"Our ability to reach our target of $500,000 now rests in the capable hands of the fandom," he said.
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My head rests on my pillow fairly easy at night, there's no big weird shit or deceits or anything.
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Under current EU rules, responsibility for handling boatloads of asylum seekers rests with the country where they first disembark.
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Part of the power of language, Binet's novel suggests, rests on its slipperiness, its ability to embody shifting meanings.
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But Zuckerberg's real power rests with the product he created, which is used by about seven in 6900 Americans.
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At the convention's head rests a large, neon-tinted stage with a fog machine piping away at the side.
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The meaning of language rests in neural circuitry, and activating neural circuitry through language (or word repetition) strengthens it.
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Acting like the dismantling of the patriarchy rests on the shoulders of my two-year-old son is madness.
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It rests on the idea that messy insecurities move tantamount with the black excellence we often want to present.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road this Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," he added.
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Klein's challenge is that so much of the story rests with James's clothes, about which she provides granular detail.
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The polar vortex is a low-pressure system that, as its name suggests, ordinarily rests over the North Pole.
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But whether or not it's successful, I think, rests on what kind of coverage is on the other end.
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