This will lead to a Brexit that satisfies almost nobody.
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Finding a position that satisfies both camps is proving difficult.
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Engineering spacecraft that satisfies human requirements is also very expensive.
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Weissman will pressure Manafort to say whatever satisfies Weissmann's perspective.
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But it also satisfies a longstanding desire of Hindu nationalists.
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Yet Industries never satisfies my inner Gilded Age tycoon, either.
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Avis satisfies two key needs for Waymo: Locations and maintenance.
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In his presidency, decisions are based on what satisfies Trump.
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Everything from the music to the confessionals satisfies our Housewives obsession.
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Recycled copper satisfies two-fifths of global demand for the metal.
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"Feeling Lost" satisfies one of my major BMJ necessities: more Kara!
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This may be one of those cases that satisfies the test.
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On some days, wind satisfies almost half of Texas's electricity demand.
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It's salty, sweet, and it satisfies that urge for potato chips.
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The Logitech K840 not only satisfies those conditions, but exceeds them.
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A snack in the cafeteria that satisfies your stomach and soul.
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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This satisfies all young children&aposs number one love: hiding things.
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The reserve currently satisfies more than 40 percent of domestic demand.
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It also satisfies the national interest in having peaceful labor relations.
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Lawmakers may still fail to reach an immigration deal that satisfies Trump.
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For most everyone—if we're being honest—it satisfies a guilty pleasure.
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He satisfies everyone, the knowing smark crowd, casual fans, and kids, alike.
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The no-boundary wave function satisfies the Wheeler-DeWitt equation for minisuperspace.
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For understandable reasons, this state of affairs satisfies just about no one.
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Genocide is harder to prove and never satisfies anyone, Mr. Sands said.
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We can only hope the coda satisfies the fans (spoiler: it won't).
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"It satisfies this idea of creating something or making something," he said.
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"It just satisfies curiosity about the world we live in," she said.
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Apple TV+ satisfies their need for a creepy new series with Servant.
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It's not something I would enjoy, yet it satisfies millions of people.
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The result helps control their costs and satisfies people's need to go green.
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Britain has until October 31 to reach a Brexit agreement that satisfies Parliament.
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It brings the bass, but still satisfies the rest of the sound spectrum.
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But I believe that any broadly adopted technology satisfies some profound human need.
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If he doesn't, Congress should deny funding until Egypt satisfies specific conditions. Sens.
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The Bannermans' signature style satisfies the British desire for grandness tempered by whimsy.
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Still, nothing one satisfies an epic blood thirst quite like God of War.
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I truly, sincerely hope this movie satisfies whatever itch they feel needed scratching.
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" In a brief filed Friday, Mr. Francisco said, "This case satisfies that standard.
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Mahdi's decision to step down satisfies just one of the protesters' many demands.
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I pull out a frozen chili and it satisfies me enough, I guess.
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A good definition or poem must be one (a) whose expressed meaning matches the actual meaning that was grasped in a pre-articulated way and (b) which satisfies some criterion of form (embodies an explanatory principle or satisfies poetic form).
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Incarceration satisfies only one: incapacitation, and it costs the state a lot of money.
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But we're still stuck with it as an explanation because it satisfies our curiosity.
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So far Mr Corbyn has stuck to a line that just about satisfies them.
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He satisfies the modern requirement for artists to be outsiders with an eccentric streak.
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The home "satisfies my need to feel surrounded by beauty and luxury," Williams says.
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In many places, making money from wildlife through hunting and tourism satisfies both needs.
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Rating: A lack of scorching hot sun, but a spicy sizzler that satisfies nonetheless.
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Plus, this training satisfies the 35-hour requirement needed to qualify for the exams.
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The French love a grumble; no day quite satisfies without its dose of bile.
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Those colleges sometimes, but not always, provide financial aid that satisfies a student's requirements.
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It also satisfies nearly every Democratic priority, including strengthening environmental protection and labor standards.
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She satisfies every self-evident truth in the pundit bible about what Americans want.
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Smartphones are highly personal devices, so there's no one phone that satisfies what everybody wants.
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Volkswagen has not found a way to reduce emissions that satisfies federal and California regulators.
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I'm happy that I found somebody who satisfies me physically and mentally, my ideal partner.
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The profit-hungry firm can be part of a system that satisfies both their desires.
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The hour-long album satisfies the bittersweet idiosyncrasies many of us look for in Future.
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We believe this one increases libido, relieves stress and satisfies even the sweetest of teeth.
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The result is a crunchy snack that satisfies your chip craving without ruining your diet.
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The novel is "scorchingly intelligent," our critic Parul Sehgal writes, and it satisfies multiple appetites.
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What a wall satisfies is not so much a material need as a mental one.
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" I responded, "It's a shame you haven't found that one meal that completely satisfies you.
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Congress will have to draft new legislation on the deal that satisfies the president's demands.
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She always says her opinion on things so confidently, which, I guess, somehow satisfies me.
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To be fair, it's hard to envision the N.F.L. crafting a policy that satisfies everyone.
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Each gluten-free cluster has cashews, almonds, and pumpkin seeds and satisfies your hangry self.
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My patient satisfies biological criteria for Alzheimer's, and by some measures, clinical criteria as well.
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The emphasis is on the prudential choice, selecting the right person who satisfies your desires.
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While the book satisfies vicariously, it will make you want to see the real thing.
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By pandering to fears and resentments, Trump both deepens the prejudices and satisfies his base.
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Another 8% said they could not find a job which, when documented, usually satisfies work requirements.
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Finding a solution that satisfies more than 300 schools competing in Division I is a challenge.
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The Italian authorities are desperate to find a way of compensating them that satisfies the commission.
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She has to produce a deal that satisfies both Brussels and the bulk of the Brexiteers.
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His art of transgression satisfies the "longing for authenticity"; the urge "to go beyond the boundaries".
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That means French voters may well be confronted with a choice next year that satisfies few.
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"Annabell means 'God has favored me,' and Elise means 'God satisfies,'" the 21-year-old wrote.
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The milk satisfies hunger and thirst; it moves softly between their bodies, quieting both of them.
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How well he satisfies lawmakers will shape whether talks about regulations turn out friendly or tough.
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This is all terrific fun for a bit, and satisfies a certain nostalgie de la boue.
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Cooking, creating something that appeals to the senses, satisfies a need; it expresses love and care.
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How, then, do you make a stage musical that satisfies fans and meets our cultural moment?
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The deal that May has agreed to is wildly unpopular and satisfies neither Leavers nor Remainers.
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If so, do you think interactive media somehow satisfies similar needs or impulses as drug experimentation?
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The music almost entirely satisfies those needs, but community is just as important in metal culture.
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Senate Republicans are now working hard to pass this bill in just two weeks not because it is an elegant policy solution but because it generally satisfies their ideological standards and satisfies a short-term political imperative to get something done—to show they can govern.
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Conscious reading, after all, is a demanding ocular and mental activity that satisfies specific intellectual reward centers.
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"The NES agreement satisfies the rigorous strategic, financial and cultural standards we set for acquisitions," Kneeland said.
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It's difficult making films, you have to find something in it that satisfies you, that interests you.
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So there is a bit of hope that the studios could reach an agreement that satisfies everyone.
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The company sees the more basic, less capable Flir One as a product that satisfies a curiosity.
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But it will be hard to find an ownership structure for Fannie and Freddie that satisfies everyone.
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Credit Suisse has to keep its capital distributions at the 2018 level until it satisfies the Fed.
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But she also wants a workable deal that satisfies businessfolk and prevents a hard border in Ireland.
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These are tough questions, and they're probably impossible to answer in a way that satisfies all parties.
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"If the Supreme Court goes against me and (Cruz is) eligible ... that satisfies my purpose," Schwartz said.
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A solution that satisfies concerns of the pharmaceutical industry would likely trigger Hatch to support the TPP.
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It also satisfies the social interaction many workers start to crave when they are working from home.
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It's a slightly more adult take on a dish that still satisfies so many kinds of hunger.
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But, if it fully satisfies you, you wouldn't need to rewrite it, remake it, re-perform it.
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It may well be impossible to create a system that satisfies everyone and caters to all interests.
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"This is the planet that satisfies more requirements than any other we know right now," says Tsiaras.
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President Trump's stonewalling of the House impeachment inquiry also satisfies the two conditions for a constitutional crisis.
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It crackles and satisfies by all its own weird rules, subversively inventing delight where none should exist.
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But it also satisfies a very human curiosity; to touch and know and see things for ourselves.
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They've found a way to live that satisfies them, even if it doesn't work for anyone else.
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It also satisfies Lucio&aposs goal of promoting diversity through casting choices, stories, and points of view.
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It can be hard to find clothing that satisfies both your practical needs and your lifestyle choices.
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Shopping satisfies a natural urge to forage — we feel good when we collect things for our family.
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Republicans remain unable to agree on a health care plan that satisfies both moderates and hard-liners.
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Once an innovator satisfies those requirements, California limits the number of autonomous vehicles to ten per innovator.
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It tests the environment the food is made in rather than the food itself, which satisfies legal requirements.
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We get it: Grilling over red-hot coals satisfies a primal urge, and the taste can be amazing.
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As much as the video absolutely satisfies our inner voyeur, it actually serves an educational purpose as well.
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All of these hypothetical models require superb execution that satisfies the demands of both sides of the market.
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Oftentimes it feels as though art satisfies itself by "raising the question" or "complicating ideas" about a subject.
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The provision is considered essential for conservative support, but outside experts are skeptical it satisfies the Byrd Rule.
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But I think it still has so many fans and still exists because it satisfies something really primal.
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If you enjoy the taste, and you find that it satisfies you, then go for it, she says.
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It satisfies some notion that we are great judges that can understand complex topics and decide for ourselves.
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Do something that satisfies your spiritual side, like meditation or listening to music that's close to your heart.
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The challenge will be finding a version of contemporary R&B that satisfies the nostalgists without sounding anachronistic.
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Instead of excelling at a single task, the Rabbitgoo No-Pull Dog Harness satisfies most daily canine demands.
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However, the trade peace may not be the kind that satisfies the China hawks within the White House.
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This was Alexei Ratmansky's "Serenade After Plato's Symposium," new in May, which satisfies and mystifies in equal measure.
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And once the drug is obtained, the original dose no longer satisfies and people take more and more.
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Slews of people in those same cities have embraced this new transportation option because it satisfies their needs.
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Very rarely do you get a band that serves it all to you and satisfies all those needs.
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Solving crossword puzzles, in any way we can, satisfies that need we have to be certain about things.
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Ulysses has narrative, but only in kaleidoscopic fragments; it's designed to frustrate the appetites that traditional narrative satisfies.
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A panade satisfies the way a really good grilled cheese sandwich does, or well-baked macaroni and cheese.
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Even better, the whole thing comes together quickly — a complex, pretty spring dish that satisfies on a weeknight.
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You have, instead, worked on perfecting an evening of awkward, having-it-both-ways tedium that satisfies nobody.
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The pursuit of pleasure ends in punishment, an outcome that satisfies both our judgmental and our masochistic urges.
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But Republicans are privately worried they will never be able to pass a spending bill that satisfies Trump.
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This move, known as a qualified charitable distribution, satisfies the mandatory distribution without subjecting you to income taxes.
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It isn't quite an "aha!" moment given the conspicuous hints dropped earlier in the book, but it satisfies.
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It won't be easy to find a plan that satisfies both conservative Mike Lee and moderate Lisa Murkowski.
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But if that still seems too light for decadent palates, the Yukon potato fry bread more than satisfies.
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And yet the dish, even when made without artistry, diligence or the remotest interest in freshness, almost always satisfies.
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Here's a quick and easy skillet that satisfies your craving for Mexican and keeps well for the entire week.
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Being a middle ground option in the choice between gold and silver, it satisfies the needs of both metals.
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It satisfies every middle-class nightmare about the guilty relief of entrusting your screaming toddlers to other people's care.
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Its domestic production satisfies only a little more than a tenth of its demand for chips (see chart 2).
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The Hisense Hi-Smart Portable Air Conditioner satisfies all these conditions with its Alexa integration and its 10,000 BTUs.
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The parties that initiated and supported Fidesz' expulsion... in our opinion we need a solution that satisfies them too.
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Kyle's story satisfies a fantasy about belonging, a faith that, somewhere in the world, our proper place awaits us.
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But it also revives and satisfies a wish for a family that went dormant for the Clarks over time.
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" As long as the show satisfies the network's Standards and Practices department, he said, "we're cool with the show.
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Further, if one combines the MiniBooNE and LSND data, the aggregate measurement satisfies the criterion for claiming a discovery.
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But no one has successfully managed to craft a policy that satisfies the whole environmental movement or the electorate.
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"I think under the plain text of the Budget Act of 1974, it satisfies the Byrd test," Cruz said.
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The other thing you want is Elton John's music, a desire that "Rocketman" by turns satisfies, sharpens and frustrates.
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"I think under the plain text of the Budget Act of 1974, it satisfies the Byrd test," he said.
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But Credit Suisse can also earn more than $1 in credit when a loan modification satisfies certain other criteria.
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"Made for Love" crackles and satisfies by all its own weird rules, subversively inventing delight where none should exist.
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At her CBD-themed baby shower, we may have gotten a glimpse of a name that satisfies all her requirements.
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If...the essential concerns have come into conflict, it may be impossible to find a presidential candidate who satisfies everyone.
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Loved ones who accompany them might be investigated by the police to see whether their assistance satisfies the DPP's guidelines.
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To find another candidate who satisfies protestors and elites alike "would be the act of a magician," Mezran told me.
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I don't like it just because it satisfies my curiosity or ties a bow around the story of the Baudelaires.
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Gamers need powerful, reliable, and long-lasting rechargeable batteries, and from my testing and research, eneloop satisfies all these needs.
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It provides a welcome dose of hilarious and humane escapism that satisfies like a nostalgia trip even while subverting it.
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No one deserves to die, but it kind of satisfies our thirst for justice, which is a mindfuck isn't it?
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Together, they dabble in different styles and techniques to achieve a final product that makes sense and satisfies the artists.
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And the truth is, there is a way to do it that satisfies – in part or in full – all parties.
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This flatbread satisfies with fresh mozzarella and tomatoes and basil pesto sauce, and it has only 460 milligrams of sodium.
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What there needs to be is an accretion of minutiae that satisfies the listener in his or her own obsession.
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" He ruled that "a triable issue of fact exists as to whether Jahi currently satisfies the statutory definition of 'dead.
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"It's opening up the horizon for new clients now that we have a product that satisfies their needs," she said.
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While numbers and efficiency aren't exciting, the Sonata plug-in satisfies through refinement, spaciousness and gas-sipping with little sacrifice.
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While Printful's fee per t-shirt will eat into my profit margin, it satisfies my goal of an effortless setup.
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Pros:Modular, sleek design, satisfies cats' natural instincts to climb and scratchCons:Live plants aren't included, installation requires some basic carpentry skills
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If this sounds like you, consider consulting a financial planner to formulate an investment strategy that satisfies your risk tolerance.
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In the meantime, the ban enforced against ZTE will only be lifted after it satisfies the conditions of the agreement.
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Making a terrarium isn't as involved as, say, mulching a rose bush, but it satisfies the gardener's urge to cultivate.
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It might seem that the security of a random number generator can be guaranteed only if it satisfies two conditions.
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A hodgepodge of pseudoscientific twaddle and variously shifty murder suspects, "Rememory" satisfies neither as science fiction nor as psychological drama.
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Granting them the equivalent of amnesty, with the beacon of eventual citizenship, satisfies one of Mexico's most crucial immigration demands.
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For Mr. Trudeau, the biggest challenge may be stopping Trans Mountain from turning into something that ultimately satisfies no one.
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After all, if you accept a role that satisfies your pay requirements, you won't have to seek it out elsewhere.
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Only if the speaker's language satisfies all four parts of the Brandenburg test can the language be punished or forbidden.
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It satisfies two imperatives for him: appearing to look tough without taking on, at least for now, any new commitments.
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"It satisfies the owner's spiritual needs and increases happiness," said Wang Chuduan, a professor at China Agricultural University in Beijing.
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But growing Chinese demand does not guarantee a profit as stocks should be huge even after China satisfies its needs.
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These actions are a "corrupt" use of Trump's authority that satisfies the final element of a bribery crime, Democrats argue.
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The rest reported that they were meeting the work requirements for food stamps, which also satisfies the new Medicaid mandate.
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Instead, the new trailer satisfies itself with flicking at the thematic edges King's literary universe, from angry dogs to darkened sewers.
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The only problem with this snippet is that, while it satisfies us for a moment, it just leaves us wanting more.
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Something about seeing people in the throes of love and lust and drama satisfies my very real need for controlled chaos.
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Both parties could reach a new agreement that satisfies the judge's concerns, said Shannon Liss-Riordan, the attorney representing the drivers.
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His attacks on the small-minded politicians of his age satisfies the disdain in which contemporary pro-Europeans hold their leaders.
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The Pacifica satisfies Waymo's need for a vehicle that can be used to move a good number of people at once.
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The danger is that any deal that satisfies the protesters of Khartoum will undermine the fragile half-peace in the periphery.
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When we receive such a request, our team reviews the request to make sure it satisfies legal requirements and Google's policies.
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It's cheap, it's greasy, you can put whatever you want on it, and it satisfies that craving to destroy your body.
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No party is complete without a custom drink that satisfies both the party theme and the palates of all your guests.
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It's a combination that always works, and despite the fact that it doesn't take much effort to prepare, it always satisfies.
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Kosher meat satisfies the requirements of halal meat, so if their meat is unavailable, Muslims can be comfortable eating kosher meat.
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Negotiating a deal that satisfies both groups — or even just a healthy minority — is a herculean task for the new government.
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The book can be chewy, dense (it's better paired with a syrah than a Chablis) but satisfies for this same reason.
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Of course, whether any deal the group satisfies the president's demand for wall money remains the big question hovering over Washington.
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The novel satisfies, as the game of squash does the philosopher: "how it asked for grace but would settle for fury."
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Ruby chocolate "satisfies a new consumer need found among millennials — hedonistic indulgence," it said, in a quote attributed to Mr. Boone.
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The question now is if the political portion satisfies any of those concerns, but experts almost unanimously say that it won't.
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Terpsichore (dance), however, is more fully the mistress of experimentation: Her solo is characterized by a larger playfulness that satisfies Apollo.
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That said, the book I have read most often isn't a particularly sexy read so I think it satisfies the question.
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Until the president comes down to earth on immigration, he's not going to find a DHS secretary that satisfies his fantasy.
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That means having an effective system for distributing opioids, which both meets patients' needs and satisfies concerns about addiction and abuse.
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Tolerating abnormal profits so long as they are distributed in a way that satisfies those with power is a recipe for cronyism.
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Doubts on whether OPEC will reach a deal that satisfies all 14 members has stalled the rally at around $50 a barrel.
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It also satisfies the Wrencer shippers a little bit, as Wren falls hard for Alex and helps her with her evil scheme.
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Those involved will discuss various ways in which nature both satisfies and fails to satisfy human needs for food, health, and energy.
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Warren satisfies Democrats who want to go toe-to-toe with a president they view as illegitimate, corrupt, dangerous and even treasonous.
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The more luxury you have, the more luxury you need, but luxury never really satisfies the itch that it promises to scratch.
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Yet in 1951 Kenneth Arrow, an economist, proved that it is impossible to devise a voting system that satisfies all these assumptions.
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They can't sell their holdings until the troubled company satisfies the Securities and Exchange Commission's requirements for trading resumption, which looks unlikely.
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Burgers and tacos may hit a few notes, but 'za truly satisfies the full range of cravings that weed so cunningly evokes.
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I wanted something to just really sink my teeth into in a much more aggressive way and that's what Hesitation Wounds satisfies.
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For China, the biggest hurdle is political: reaching a deal that satisfies the United States without appearing to cave to American pressure.
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To do so, you need to determine your habit's trigger (cue) and reward, and then find a new behavior that satisfies both.
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My verdict: while Beyond fried chicken doesn&apost taste exactly like chicken, it&aposs close enough that it satisfies a chicken craving.
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As in the House, any bill that satisfies conservatives is likely to alienate moderate Republicans, like Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, above.
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Assuming a merger satisfies this three-part test (no statutory violation; no harm; public interest benefits), the commission will bless the transaction.
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It satisfies for a moment but soon after consumption you're left with that feeling in your gut, guilt with a hint of regret.
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"This backroom stitch-up after days of talks is grotesque, it satisfies no one but party power games," said Greens leader Ska Keller.
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Crazy Rich Asians is the kind of movie that satisfies cravings — for a genre that had been thought dead, and for increased visibility.
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But I am not sure The Lodge is more than a system of scares, barely holding together: I don't think the movie satisfies.
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One, Sikorsky now has to validate this tech to the point that it satisfies a wide number of potential customers and regulatory bodies.
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If I follow him now, would I be able to find work that challenges and satisfies me wherever we have to go later?
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If we could get a desk plant that satisfies our green thumb while simultaneously curing our random midday boredom, we're all for it.
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There is no health care bill that satisfies both the expectations of the American people and the demands of Republican donors and activists.
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The course satisfies the rules on elevation that, for example, rule out records set on the overall downhill route of the Boston Marathon.
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So any theory that moves toward facts being subjective has to re-establish some means of communicating knowledge that satisfies two opposing constraints.
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And the right that satisfies that criterion is that most basic of natural rights, pre-existing government, freedom, as Pompeo seems to recognize.
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Cleveland and ACLU of Ohio are now negotiating an alternative event zone that satisfies the concerns of both sides, the news website added.
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The version that overwhelmingly passed the House on April 24 promotes the industry and satisfies the Trump administration's goals, but it lacks bite.
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"At the present time, no (deal) structure prior to an IPO of HDFC Life has been identified which satisfies shareholders' requirements," it said.
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On the face of it, finding a reconstruction that satisfies all of the constraints from all the tables the bureau produces seems impossible.
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Some Chinese students have travelled to a third country for two weeks, the incubation period for the coronavirus, which satisfies Australia's quarantine restrictions.
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But if they don't get out, American leaders must justify losing even more troops for a messy status quo that satisfies no one.
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CREATING DRAMA Power is always fascinating — why people want it, what they do with it and whether it satisfies them or desolates them.
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It also satisfies the needs of data buyers in regards to data availability, data acquisition logistics and resources needed for genomic big data.
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Almost no one else in classical music so completely satisfies our polarized demands for old and new, innovation and tradition, head and heart.
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If Kavanaugh satisfies the Judiciary panel's 11 Republican members on Monday, he could still be confirmed in the next two or three weeks.
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That's more than 120 minutes of visual porn: a sartorially stunning, savagely sexy, and altogether scintillatingly sinister piece, one that satisfies the fashion famished.
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"I'm excited to see Heptio and Microsoft deliver a compelling solution that satisfies an important and unmet need in the Kubernetes ecosystem," said Burns.
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A shiny new program, even if it satisfies the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, will not be enough to encourage employees to call out malpractice.
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If she can't find a solution that satisfies Parliament, a second referendum — which once seemed out of the question — becomes a very real possibility.
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Given the broad spread of interests and maturity levels between family members, finding a movie that actually satisfies everyone can be close to impossible.
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This week Quebec's parliament gave an answer of sorts to that question, and it will alienate as least as many people as it satisfies.
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Tasking developers with building the communication fabric that satisfies IoT connectivity requirements for proper deployment of connected products entails considerable drawbacks and potential pitfalls.
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Shannon Liss-Riordan, the attorney representing the drivers, told Reuters that the two parties could reach a new agreement that satisfies he judge's concerns.
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Made with juicy grilled chicken, a super grain and lots of colorful veggies, this Vietnamese-inspired dish is a nutritional powerhouse that really satisfies.
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Once the president secures comprehensive input on candidates, he must carefully review those ideas and astutely nominate the best individual who satisfies the criteria.
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Thanks to an uncanny ability to hit all the usual superhero beats and a charismatic and hilarious performance by Reynolds, Deadpool more than satisfies.
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The other way to give that narrative twist some heft is self-sacrifice, which satisfies our Kantian instincts without running afoul of utilitarian consequences.
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The I.A.A.F. may still come up with evidence that satisfies the court and would exclude women like her from competing without altering their bodies.
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Of those individuals, 968 said they were already eligible because they were meeting the work requirements for food stamps, which satisfies the Medicaid mandate.
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It is that the Washington sausage factory tends to produce an incoherent foreign policy that satisfies no one, regardless of what the president thinks.
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It's possible that Woods's professional comeback also satisfies the curiosity stirring in some of us to know how a tolerable redemption looks right now.
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Because neither side can get what it wants in a joined state, the only possible solution that satisfies everyone involves separating Palestinians and Israelis.
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This really is a kind of momentous occasion, and for that you need a momentous song, and "Proud Mary" more than satisfies the occasion.
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The menu still satisfies, however, especially when shared with three or four others via the "cycle," an order of one of everything for $99.
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The film neither satisfies that curiosity nor shares it, which is a justifiable aesthetic decision but also one that raises some mildly uncomfortable questions.
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Although it is clear to him and the 13 other witnesses that Solibo died of word-strangulation, this explanation hardly satisfies the local constabulary.
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The agreement satisfies the objections of fiercely anti-immigrant nations like Austria and Hungary, which have moved sharply to the right in recent years.
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This show, which began in Britain in 1998 and then returned after a 12-year hiatus in 2016, satisfies that desire and then some.
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Nevertheless, by offering more sizing options, Reese's seems to be closer than ever to providing a peanut butter to chocolate ratio that satisfies everyone.
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There are of course exceptions — you need only look at Theresa May's years of struggle to put together a Brexit package that satisfies her party.
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It's a media-rich utility that satisfies both emotional and functional needs by solving a widespread consumer problem that is unaddressed by many other platforms.
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What decision best satisfies your user's needs, is good for the business (overall, not just for your sub-team or business unit), and technically sound?
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Oftentimes it feels as though art satisfies itself by "raising the question" or "complicating ideas" about a subject, and then rolling merrily on its way.
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Lawyers said this reflected difficulty in determining if breaches were material and many companies' belief that reporting on cyber threats generally satisfies the disclosure requirement.
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In turn, that should allow more to be squeezed into the same space, allowing speeds to increase in a a way that satisfies our thirst.
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"We believe there is vast demand for watching great TV and movies and Netflix only satisfies a small portion of that demand," the company said.
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There are no longer any illusions about whether Republicans have a serious health care plan, one that satisfies the basic expectation set by the ACA.
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The process will be contentious, an administration official told CNN, but they think they will be able to find a consensus pick that satisfies Congress.
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All of this evidence is enough to conclude that Zika causes microcephaly, the researchers argue, though the virus satisfies even more criteria on the list.
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This report plays well for the Fed as it satisfies its dual mandate with firm inflation around its 2-percent target and near-full employment.
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One of the most significant standards initiatives that satisfies these criteria, the Global Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) initiative, is not specifically referenced in the legislation.
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Summer is the best time of year for a fully vegetable-based meal that satisfies even the pickiest carnivores (and makes vegetarians feel rightfully smug).
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It's almost as if every time he helps a woman, it satisfies some lingering guilt he feels for not doing more to help his mother.
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How the GOP manages to deliver this complicated mixture, in a politically expedient way that satisfies constituents, is shaping up to be their defining challenge.
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The Trump administration has argued that General Suleimani indeed posed an "imminent threat" but will find it hard to present evidence that satisfies its critics.
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Republicans and the White House have massaged the bill for months in the hopes of striking a balance that satisfies both conservative and moderate Republicans.
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Nor was Mr. Mueller privy to any confidential information about their cases, a state of affairs that satisfies both District of Columbia and federal rules.
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That state of affairs reflects one kind of federalism: Create a strict floor and let states create the best program that satisfies the basic criteria.
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So long as your portfolio as a whole satisfies your asset-allocation goal, it may not be necessary for every account to be allocated the same.
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This role transmutes Pic's rotting face into shimmering gold, his teeth sparkling like a platinum-fronted rapper's, and a bottomless credit card satisfies every passing fancy.
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The publication of the report satisfies demands from Valeant's creditors, but also shows the difficult road ahead for the drugmaker, Wall Street analysts and investors said.
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Jermain owes a whopping $54,500 in child support ... and will not be released until he either pays $5,350 in back payments or otherwise satisfies the court.
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"If he satisfies the refineries, then he's going to go back on the president's promise and hurt rural America," Grassley said in an interview last week.
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To undermine opportunity in this great nation by imposing giant taxes in order to upend a health care system that satisfies most Americans would be stupid.
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Is there a way to reach them through Push that satisfies our goals and also clues them in to content that they might want to read?
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But writing for the court, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that since the finding is definitive and binding on federal government agencies, it satisfies the requirement.
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Both require a foreign worker to submit evidence that satisfies three categories from a specific list (eight for the O-1A, six for the O-1B).
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For most people, simply looking through a newly opened window into the distant past satisfies a basic human need to know and requires no further justification.
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The board found that the de Blasio campaign filing "satisfies the law's requirements," adding that it would consider recommending changes to the law after the election.
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Whether your boo is into toys, BDSM, or a bit of food play, there's bound to be a gift option that satisfies them in every way.
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An airport in South Africa is harnessing the power of the sun with a solar facility that satisfies about 40 percent of the airport's energy demand.
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The competition to give cord-cutters a less expensive replacement for cable that satisfies live television needs increased on Wednesday as Hulu entered the crowded field.
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Bees. Bees are cool, and hopefully your friend gets the joke when you gift them this set of delicious flavored honey that satisfies their sweet tooth.
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PORTO, PORTUGAL For devourers of that delicacy made from text and pulped wood — better known as the book — the Clérigos neighborhood in Porto satisfies every appetite.
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Personally, I'm all for everyone getting a Reese's cup that satisfies their cravings, so I'm excited to see how the world responds to the new Thins.
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The device doesn't get any larger than today's tablets, but we'll say it satisfies tenet #2 because we do see it fitting into pockets in several scenes.
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And the German automaker could pay even more — as much as $363 billion — if it can't repair many of the cars in a way that satisfies regulators.
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Yet the list [1, 2] also satisfies the definition since "it is* a* sorted list, just not the sorted list we were probably hoping for," Parno said.
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Joseph R. Profaci, executive director of the importers' trade group North American Olive Oil Association, said domestic production satisfies just 5% of U.S. demand for the oil.
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The Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), an industry group for mobile phones, has still to sign off on a 5G reference design that satisfies all its members.
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But it satisfies a key campaign pledge Trump made in a March 2016 speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful pro-Israel lobbying group.
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"We need to find a balanced solution for the future that satisfies everyone and I think we will do it in time," Marchionne had said last December.
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Democrats and Republicans will continue to discuss border security, and lawmakers have three weeks to reach an agreement that satisfies Trump's request for funding a border wall.
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It's one of my favorite new movies from the last few years and satisfies an important niche of scary movie: The confusing, enclosed space, chilling-uncertainty kind.
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And the fact that its web content has been surfaced through Apple's Spotlight Search since iOS 8 likely satisfies most in need of a quick fact check.
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Worrying too much about calories can be a slippery slope: "I think calorie-counting could get in the way of people realizing what satisfies them," she says.
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He satisfies it by luring the traffickers back to his booby-hatched ranch, where he ticks them off using gory methods derived from oodles of Z movies.
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Most of these services include the basics and some have nearly everything, but it's rare to find a service that completely satisfies the needs of sports fans.
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Kadzik appeared to dispute the claim in his letter, saying that the material handed over by the Justice Department "fully satisfies the committee's interest" in the issue.
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Investigators have zeroed in on software that played a role in both crashes, but Boeing has yet to deliver a solution that satisfies the Federal Aviation Administration.
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That satisfies a crucial goal of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and will reshape the judiciary for a generation -- which will perhaps be Trump's longest-lasting legacy.
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But where "The Force Awakens" leaned on a family-friendly appeal with its innocent do-gooder leads and tantrum-throwing baddie, "Rogue One" satisfies a darker itch.
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Consequently, the use of specialist engineer vehicles, including flamethrowers, can counterintuitively be argued to represent a restrained approach that better satisfies the humanitarian-law requirements of proportionality.
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The Sony RX100 VII satisfies a specific need, but it's one that a lot of people probably have: Striking a balance between image quality, range and portability.
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And 13 weeks from now, the landing is indeed stuck, in a finale that answers the questions and satisfies the emotions without short-selling the serious issues.
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As a soldier in the IDF, he satisfies his fix with piles of manga comic books, but army grub does little to slake his cravings for Japanese food.
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One reason that neither book entirely satisfies is that the struggle against jihadism may be too current, too diffuse and in parts too inaccessible to write about fully.
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Polling on immigration is showing itself to be a briar patch of contradictions and suggests finding a policy remedy that satisfies most Americans will be next to impossible.
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Whether your boo is into toys, BDSM, or a bit of food play, there's bound to be a gift option that satisfies their nether regions and their heart.
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Here's what has to happen for Bernie Sanders to win The heart of Fukuyama's argument was that democratic capitalism — and no other system — satisfies two great human appetites.
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For the underwriter, the trick is to find an IPO price that satisfies the company but also stimulates buying—providing a "pop" on the first day of trading.
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Building a platform business is like starting a new company, and it takes a long time for it to reach a point of maturity that satisfies investor expectations.
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The second source added it had submitted a revised bid on Wednesday that satisfies Toshiba's requests on deal certainty and price but did not receive a favourable response.
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That uncertainty comes from the impossibility of devising a policy that satisfies both Labour's metropolitan Remain voters and its working-class Leavers in northern England and the Midlands.
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Let's say that Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company, eclipses Amazon's retail business in India — well, O.K., so then it satisfies itself with the rest of the world.
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The hunt for a replacement for Comey will be entirely shaped by it, and his successor will likely have to promise a penetrating investigation that satisfies Trump's critics.
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Ryan's statement appears that it could keep the Senate bill, whatever it ends up being, alive for the time being if it satisfies the Graham-McCain-Johnson concerns.
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The only one that satisfies her is one that she cheated on: one drawn from memory, of her mother now, layered behind a translucent image from the photograph.
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We use only wheat flour tortillas in the truck due to the lack of resources for making our own or finding a maker that satisfies our quality requirements.
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It doesn't have the same power as a self-contained document of the double album, but it satisfies the urge to hear more of Mr. Pitsch's rough perfectionism.
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We're left with a museum that benefits nobody and satisfies none of the needs of the art in its collection, nor of the public that will view it.
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The Brexit vote was a vote for self-determination, for the UK to make decisions outside of the purview of the EU. That satisfies a need for closure.
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The Pentagon's request was colossal: Develop a fifth-generation aircraft capable of replacing four existing kinds of U.S. military aircraft that also satisfies the needs of international partners.
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The movie's director, Robert Mockler, mirrors his protagonist's interests, incorporating Kiya's footage into the film as she satisfies her voracious appetite for diner food and live-streamed provocation.
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It has its faults of course -- as any gargantuan effort is bound to have -- but the overall end product satisfies and stays with you in so many ways.
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Prop Swap, which was founded in 21990, does not purchase futures tickets, but sets a price that satisfies both parties, then receives a commission for brokering the transaction.
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"The Bad Batch," a tale of vengeance, violence, power and redemption built on the ethical foundations of the traditional western, scrambles and satisfies expectations at the same time.
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"A little blood satisfies a lot of anger," said Ed Bangs, a retired Fish and Wildlife biologist who led the effort to restore wolves to the northern Rockies.
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The ideal is you'll find something that you can do successfully that satisfies your own criteria of integrity and it's different for Mia than it is for Seb.
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And in Mr. Trump, they have found a man who does not merely serve their cause, but also satisfies their craving for a certain kind of political leadership.
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The sleek and smooth column, restrained by the wooden shelves, offers a BDSM aesthetic (also alluded to by the work's title) that satisfies through its hint of provocative pleasure.
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Protestants insist that their rights to free speech and free assembly outweigh the complaints of Catholic residents, and no one has yet found a solution that satisfies both groups.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The curious thing about the readymade is that I've never been able to arrive at a definition or explanation that fully satisfies me.
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But when a solution of nicotine is heated up, the inhalable vapour that results both satisfies smokers and does away with most of the harmful effects of ordinary cigarettes.
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We are proud of the work we have done to support Prevagen's effects and believe our large body of evidence clearly satisfies the longstanding standard to support such claims.
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A Walk to Remember satisfies all of the above as the small-town love story of two opposites meeting, falling for each other, and becoming better people for it.
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"If we succeed in our government talks to draft a program that satisfies this team, it means we'll have a clear majority government emerging in Finland," he told reporters.
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Bugs still plague the game, cutscenes frequently interrupt gameplay, and, as the latest episode suggests, BioWare can't seem to adjust the loot drops in a way that satisfies players.
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Gumbo makes people braver; it satisfies the soul and gets you talking, says Leah Chase, the legendary African-American chef of Creole cuisine, who is still cooking at 94.
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What satisfies me at my age — some board representation, some women in the C suite or on the management team — does not feel like enough to my millennial daughters.
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If, as I do, one likes to dwell on the handsome presence of animals, and on the rustlings of various leaves, grasses and insects, this novel satisfies and delights.
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A scoop or two of ice cream satisfies you for the moment, but you continue to graze into the night until finally, you're so tired, you crash into bed.
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"JetBlue provided an in-line (albeit, storm-impacted) 22Q result, accompanied by 2500Q (unit revenue) commentary that we believe satisfies expectations," JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker wrote in a research note.
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I just hope they can close out the series in a way that satisfies fans without putting aside the details that made Game of Thrones good in the first place.
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May's government will argue that this plan satisfies all the "red lines" the hardliners wanted: It'll allow the UK to strike independent deals, and also curtail and control EU migration.
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The Economist: Do you believe there is a realistic alternative to populism that satisfies the desire for people to feel civic agency in an increasingly complex and interconnected global economy?
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The new wave of English-language telenovelas satisfies a deep craving among American viewers: It bestows on soaps the kind of nuance and complexity previously portrayed only in prestige shows.
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He of course won't back down, but he needs to move forward in a way that both satisfies his base and the legislative branch while easing concerns from wary Republicans.
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The Court held that its prior decision in Dirks made clear that a tip to a relative or friend satisfies the requirement that the tipper personally benefit from the tip.
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It takes off a lot of the stress that comes with worrying about serial monogamy and labels, and it satisfies that curiosity that millennials, as you mentioned, tend to have.
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Providing your dog with plenty of chew toys is important because it helps keep his teeth clean, provides him with mental stimulation, and it satisfies his natural desire to chew.
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Last month, CBA was ordered to carry an additional $1 billion in reserve capital until it satisfies regulators that it has improved oversight to avoid similar breaches in the future.
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Dubbed the "Rolls-Royce VISION NEXT 100," a name we will not use again, the wild-eyed concept imagines—and satisfies—the self-glorifying demands of the 22nd century oligarch.
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Meanwhile, unless he decides to make a quixotic run at the Endangerment Finding, Pruitt will have to come up with a replacement rule that satisfies the legal mandate it establishes.
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User-generated content, by and large, is not lucrative at a scale that satisfies investors, and as a result, most social-media companies are changing direction toward other revenue streams.
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"We do not foreclose the possibility that a future plaintiff may be able to show clear injury-in-fact that satisfies the irreducible constitutional minimum of standing," the court said.
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"Westworld" is about what it means to take those generic plots and mold them into something modern: a prestige product that satisfies the taboo desires of a niche consumer base.
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It satisfies a variety of styles: While Sachs noted its "Brooklyn industrial appeal," Bruyère, who is originally from the northwest of France, sought out the style for its French bistro connotations.
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While a small budget that satisfies multiple groups may be politically appealing now, such a low cost estimate is not a realistic amount to actually move this program forward on target.
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Plus, it satisfies that most important quality for a camera: it's more likely to be with you and usable, which is the key to making this kind of media more commonplace.
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With so many conflicts of interest, there seems to be no one service or business model that can work in a fashion that satisfies the needs of all the parties involved.
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The first five episodes have taught us that Swan satisfies a lot of the checklist for a cult leader: charismatic, confident, spiritual, mysterious, persuasive, defiant, and virtually present at all times.
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It satisfies the other person that I'm on it, gives me time to follow up when it works according to my schedule, and gets me that much closer to inbox zero.
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He satisfies this predilection by visiting strip clubs where he can pay Sierra—a biracial dancer who looks white but has inherited her black mother's booty—to dance in his lap.
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For weeks, Republican leaders have been coordinating closed-door meetings in search of a partisan compromise that satisfies both the centrist reformers and the conservative immigration hawks in their restive conference.
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"We believe the Glencore offer satisfies the criteria for a 'superior proposal': it delivers substantially greater value to Rio Tinto shareholders and low deal completion risk," Glencore said in a statement.
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But I think it is, and I think there's a ton of stuff that comes for free, from a YouTube or Instagram or whatever, and that satisfies a lot of people.
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" Olivia Lapeyrolerie, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio, said, "We're working quickly to reach an agreement that satisfies the intent of the legislation without posing a threat to public safety.
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He makes policy decisions based on what is good for Trump, what satisfies his ego, and what might protect him from legal jeopardy -- regardless of whether it's good for the country.
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In carrying out that process, the NSA satisfies principles of transparency, oversight and others critical to ensuring the public's privacy rights, its civil liberties and privacy office claimed in Friday's report.
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So I want people to just have fun and feel good and have it not be dependent on any external ideas or philosophies or anything that satisfies anyone except for themselves.
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RECIPE: Kottu Roti In other words, kottu roti is India's hangover remedy: an easy-to-make dish that satisfies, in a soak-up-the-alcohol-in-your-system kind of way.
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Not long after, Trump took to Twitter to slam what he has repeatedly called the "dishonest media" for not reporting on his promised Mexican border wall in a way that satisfies him.
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The Conservatives, divided and disorganised, limp through the Brexit negotiations, delivering a deal that satisfies neither Remainers (who want as close ties with Europe as possible) or Leavers (who want the reverse).
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From Ivanka Trump to the Biebers, Nick Jonas to the royal family, we are all thirsty to know what public people are thinking but not saying, and body language satisfies this curiosity.
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But if challengers convince a federal judge that the new policy was substantive rulemaking, Hemel said, the judge could order the administration to keep DACA in place until it satisfies procedural requirements.
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There's obviously a sense of gratitude for their support, but at the end of the day, are you looking to make music that resonates with other people, or satisfies your own sensibilities?
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Their demure shape satisfies shy Capricorns' fetish for sensibility while appealing to their undying commitment to all things practical (51 pockets means you never have to carry a purse or a hammer).
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The big looming question over the agreement for Trump to provide the written answers related to the period during the campaign is whether that satisfies Mueller's questions about the transition and inauguration.
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Leadership telling senators that whatever concerns they have will be fixed in conference committee is yet another way that everyone is allowed to pretend the bill they're voting on satisfies their needs.
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Maybe that will make it easier for Musk — for anyone — to craft a colony that satisfies basic definitions of justice, with a good answer to the basic question: Who gets to go?
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Your career sweet spot is that beautiful point where you have found a job that satisfies three things: what you're good at, what you love to do, and what the world values.
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He added that talks need to include all countries that could possibly be affected, not just the U.S., "until it comes to a resolution of this issue that satisfies the international community."
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If you can balance executing relentlessly on your company's vision with keeping an eye on long-term goals, you'll be in a great position to accomplish an exit that satisfies everyone involved.
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I.) said the nomination of Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R) to lead the agency "satisfies virtually every definition of corruption of government" because of Pruitt's ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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As a person, I believe that you're always going to know what satisfies you, and you'll come to understand what it will take to remove yourself from your daily perceptions that become repetitive.
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And Karius' technology is backed by multiple large-scale studies, peer-reviewed publications, and a delivery and reimbursement model that satisfies both doctors and administrators in the existing framework of the healthcare system.
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"I will be voting in favor of it, it's a deal that's been agreed with the European Union, it's a two side deal and that satisfies me," Mann told Irish national broadcaster RTE.
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The European Commission, which will draft the law once the governments have struck their deal, has even stated that Britain satisfies the criteria for pulling the emergency brake before specifying what they are.
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But I'm not sure that a rolling discussion among staff members and a briefing roundup satisfies the needs of readers landing on the Times site wanting a clear sense of a confusing story.
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It is also a reminder that beyond tourism — which satisfies Cuba's need for foreign currency and the desire of Americans to visit the island — the countries have very different visions of economic engagement.
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But sometimes policymakers on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum can find common ground and reach an agreement that not only satisfies their goals but gets something important done for the American people.
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Our success is, in large part, dependent upon our ability to identify apparel trends, predict and gauge the tastes of our clients and provide merchandise that satisfies client demand in a timely manner.
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Almost every bred dog will develop a medical condition that can be life-threatening and it's due to the neglect of people who breed the dogs for looks and what satisfies the people.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, have been pushing for a more modest agreement that satisfies Mr. Trump's desire to reduce the trade deficit.
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The 10-step routine satisfies a craving for certainty and control; there's security in a deeply scientific and cult-friendly regime, and in having an ampoule or serum for virtually every skin problem.
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He has been filing grievances against various federal agencies since then, and reportedly told an IRS agent that he should not pay taxes until the government "satisfies his claims," the Seattle PI reported.
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Given this information, Delta said they haven't figured out a solution that satisfies both pit bull owners and the airlines' safety requirements so they will uphold their mandate until they figure it out.
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By providing direct and mediated opportunities for the public to interact with such fragile masterpieces, the museum also satisfies our spectator desire to touch displayed objects and to see them come to life.
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The sequence (1, 22011, 22012) satisfies this requirement (21950 x 22015 = 22015, which is smaller than 240), but the sequence (20223, 22022, 22012) does not (286 x 5 = 10, which is greater than 32).
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"Realistic" or not, Mordhau is a well-designed and well-executed portrayal of a clunky mess of combat, and if you're looking for something that feels more down-to-earth and gritty, it satisfies.
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The Future Breakfast took its Instagram-ready avocado toasts to a vintage shop; Chicha now serves ceviche in Neukölln; Chai Wallahs dishes up Indian chaat in Kreuzberg; and Fräulein Kimchi satisfies Korean-fusion cravings.
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Moreover, for this particular office, this standard allows the Senate to ensure that the president has approached this appointment without partisan objectives and has selected an individual who satisfies the specific criteria described above.
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Fiscal tweaks are easier than structural changes, because the latter requires rethinking the whole approach to retirement, while the former allows politicians to claim victory, and satisfies those who don't really want a solution.
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This system helps you to continue growing your wealth as a first-generation wealth builder in your family, while still lifting up your community in a way that satisfies the emotional responsibility you feel.
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Spurred by the media response to his alleged retirement from music after 2014's dark, dirging Ghettoville, Cunningham both satisfies and subverts our expectations for what an "Actress album" is supposed to sound like.
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Sure, it's convenient, versatile (you can find every flavor imaginable), and satisfies our need for instant gratification, but it's also a massive contributor to the unnecessary single-use plastics that are polluting our planet.
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He is desperate to do a deal, but striking one that satisfies both the EU and his hardline Brexiteers in Parliament will be a tall order—as it was for his predecessor, Theresa May.
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Besides the disagreement between France and Germany, it is also the nature of negotiations between the eurozone countries that grand ideas get chipped away at until a compromise is reached that satisfies all parties.
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Whether your boo is into toys, BDSM, or is just one of those people who gets turned on by food, there's bound to be a gift option that satisfies their nether regions and their heart.
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Talking about something is very different from delivering it in a way that satisfies, of course, so we'll reserve final judgment until we get a chance to try out Bixby for ourselves later this month.
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If the House passes their bill and the Senate passes theirs, they'll have to hammer out a version in conference committee that satisfies House leaders while not running afoul of the long-run deficit rule.
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Second, by keeping supply-side economics front and center, Trumponomics satisfies the slice of the donor class for whom all conservative policy goals are secondary to keeping their own tax bill as low as possible.
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If the United States and Saudi Arabia do not respond to these attacks in a manner that satisfies Israel, the latter could intensify its operations against Iran's missile and nuclear programs and allied regional militias.
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"We will see where we go, but I think we'll come to an agreement that satisfies, most importantly, the market," he said, adding that he doesn't expect disputes with Iran and Venezuela at the summit.
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Whether all this satisfies critics will depend in part on the judgment of Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, whose booming voice, theatrical style and ideological support for Brexit have won him plaudits within Conservative ranks.
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The bottom line: "China has set its sights on creating a holy grail healthcare system that satisfies patients' needs and control costs while still encouraging cutting-edge research — and the world is watching," Bloomberg writes.
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It is quite challenging to build a quantum system that satisfies all of these desiderata, and it has taken many years of progress in materials, fabrication, design, and control to get where we are now.
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Government-defined apprenticeship programs play an important role in training, but they can be prescriptive and inflexible, and industry needs more quality options to train a safe and skilled workforce that satisfies current market needs.
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But, even with the oil market near the bottom of its worst price plunge since the 2008 financial crisis, few external observers expect the energy alliance to engineer a succinct production quota that satisfies oil traders.
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That design apparently satisfies Trump's desire for "transparency" and the need for "openings because you have to see what's on the other side of the wall," according to remarks he made to reporters in July 2017.
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In theory, the free market should create a solution that satisfies everyone: the airline offers increasing amounts of money until enough people decide the payout is worth more to them than their seat on that flight.
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"This digital generation satisfies so much of their novelty-seeking impulses through their phones, they hardly have the time or interest to pursue these old vices altogether," wrote the researchers at AwesomenessTV in a recent report.
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If you're going back and forth trying to decide which best suits your needs, the Google Pixelbook satisfies both ends (and looks hot while doing it) — and Amazon has the i2419.99 model on sale for $2229.01,5123.
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Despite having been banned from physically visiting the school's campus, Anderson will be granted a diploma from UT Dallas, so long as he "successfully satisfies all the requirements of the degree program," according to the letter.
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But there's a real difference between defeating Trump in a way that satisfies the majority of the party, and wresting the nomination from him in a way that strikes a majority of the party as underhanded.
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The on-demand arms race of the cognitive era will not be won by the brand that satisfies their consumer with one tap, but the experience-connected brand for which consumers are willing to tap twice.
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Needless to say, any "Obamacare replacement" that maintains or expands upon current coverage levels will require many Democratic votes, leaving us with Obamacare by another name, or perhaps some alternate universal coverage scheme that satisfies liberals.
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Fujifilm says the new camera, which will launch early next year for "a price well below $10,353," satisfies the needs of professional commercial and portrait photographers that the X-series and its smaller sensor can't match.
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The narrative is spare and firmly voiced and, as is customary in fables, Jeffers delivers swift justice in a few concluding words that make for an ending that satisfies for being both fair-minded and irrevocable.
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He believes, we infer, that there are objective standards for contemporary painting, standards that presumably his art satisfies; his only complaint is that the museums and art dealers have the wrong standards – they leave him out.
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My studio, on the first floor of our home, which my husband and I converted from an office building in the heart of Philadelphia, satisfies my need for a space I can visit day and night.
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Mr. Trump has dangled the potential for the two trading partners to be permanently exempt from the steel and aluminum tariffs, as long as they agree to a Nafta deal that satisfies the United States' demands.
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"I'm optimistic that we will find a solution, we will bring a package together which satisfies our customers first and foremost and then also the regulators," he said, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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The Brooklyn Museum, a leading collector of Asian art for more than a century, satisfies these thorny curatorial problems about as well as anyone could in the virtuosic new reinstall of its Japanese and Chinese exhibits.
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Rosenstein's May 17, 2017, order authorizing Mueller "to conduct the investigation confirmed by then-FBI Director James B. Corney in testimony before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence on March 20, 2017" satisfies that requirement.
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"We did that because ultimately, if you come up with a script or a joke that satisfies both of those people, then you're going to satisfy as much of the audience as you possibly can," she said.
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Research varies as to whether or not the practice actually satisfies its reasonings — air conditioning units have shown to cost more energy in some areas — but at the very least, the extra hour encourages more time outside.
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The core question of any reboot is one of balance: how do you make a movie that satisfies older fans, who grew accustomed to dark plots like The Empire Strikes Back, while still reaching new, younger fans?
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The best-case scenario, the economist said, would be for the winners of the next elections to provide a program that satisfies the voter base — victory is predicted for the populist parties again — but remains fiscally responsible.
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"It totally satisfies my soul to be able to have lived to see this moment, a moment I never thought I would have seen," said Carmen Diaz, 70, watching Mr. Obama's arrival from her daughter's living room.
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A French book from 1886 called L'œuvre (translated as The Masterpiece) tells the story of an artist who becomes obsessed with creating a painting, a large canvas that he works on incessantly, but it never satisfies him.
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Feminism offers Greer an outlet for her ambitions, and moreover, it satisfies her desire to be close to Faith and her enormous presence, to find a new mother after her birth mother proved herself less than satisfactory.
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Presidential history is overflowing with impossibly colorful and insightful details about our nation's leaders, but too often what we repeat only satisfies our appetite for easy caricature, not a real understanding about who our presidents actually were.
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So maybe the most important spot on earth right now is to be found at: An evangelical church in Brooklyn that has come up with a style of faith that satisfies the spiritual needs of blue America.
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Mr. McConnell is likely to find the same tricky dynamic that Speaker Ryan confronted in the House: Any bill that satisfies conservatives like Mr. Cruz and Mr. Lee risks alienating moderates like Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski.
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The task of the committee will be to draft Schiff's product into binding articles of impeachment, the formal charges that the President's behavior satisfies the standard of "Bribery, Treason and high crimes and misdemeanors" required for impeachment.
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Spotify appears to have opened a can of worms with its hate content policy, and no matter how well-intentioned the rules may be, it could prove difficult to enforce them in a way that satisfies everyone.[Mashable]
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At the end of the day we might conclude that the private security detail isn't that big of a deal -- it satisfies the President-Elect's princely pretensions and gives him an excuse to keep his buddies close by.
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You could probably draw some similarities to Robinhood in the United States, but Mantha says Piggy — an app coming out of Y Combinator's summer class this year — satisfies some of India's unique challenges with a different user flow.
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But I relish aspects of domestic maintenance for some of the same reasons I enjoy sitting with a novel: Reading satisfies my desire to be alone for healthy stretches while also connecting me to others and their stories.
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But I relish aspects of domestic maintenance for some of the same reasons I enjoy sitting with a novel: Reading satisfies my desire to be alone for healthy stretches while also connecting me to others and their stories.
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Despite the unfinished business of Congress and the Pentagon to reach a sound reform proposal on this issue--that satisfies all parties-- the MJIA is likely to continue to be a topic of key importance to reform advocates.
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The Chicago-based company allowed the letters to stay on the buildings under a "use of name" agreement, which satisfies Trump's urge to have his name on things he has nothing to do with, with the Trump Organization.
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The gender-swapped comedy satisfies a couple of-the-moment entertainment industry imperatives: It allows Hollywood to reanimate lucrative old properties ("Ocean's Eleven" was, of course, itself a remake), while recasting them with diverse casts and woke politics.
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The solution to insurers' gaming this tax credit is a transparent, fixed-dollar tax credit, defined and appropriated by Congress, which allows individuals to buy insurance that satisfies their health needs, not insurers' needs to cover their losses.
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And Trump's shutdown threat poses yet another hurdle, forcing GOP leaders to find a legislative sweet spot that satisfies the president's border-wall demand without alienating the Democrats, whose votes will be essential to keep the government running.
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This is always the danger with a prequel — we know where the story is headed — but it can be overcome with a story unpredictable enough to land exactly where it has to in a way that still satisfies.
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The screen doesn't retract, and while it satisfies all the necessary functions — audio, navigation, Bluetooth connections, and so on — it simply doesn't feel as up-to-date as what you can get in a Cadillac, Audi, or BMW.
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Nevertheless, it illustrated the challenge May will face in the remaining days before the EU divorce talks begin: finding a position that satisfies both pro-European and eurosceptic factions of her party if she wants to remain in power.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - An agreement on the post-Brexit border between Ireland and Northern Ireland that satisfies both Britain and the European Union is "doable," Ireland's foreign minister said on Saturday, saying he is hopeful for significant progress by October.
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It's a terrific implementation of a combat/hunt system that could easily be so complex that it satisfies no one – and instead it comes off as a system that will truly appeal to just about any kind of gamer.
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Should Republican leaders come up with an orderly process to reach honorable compromise and finally come up with a reform bill that upsets the wings but satisfies the middle while garnering the president's signature, the transformation will be complete.
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Even if these plaintiffs can find their way to an agreement with the government that satisfies their religious objections, there are other employers with different religious beliefs who will not be satisfied, and more lawsuits are sure to follow.
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May's struggle to find a Brexit proposal that satisfies her party and negotiators in Brussels has left her government paralysed and facing the prospect of Britain crashing out of the world's largest trading bloc next year without a deal.
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"Far from providing a clear verdict, the result simply underlined how difficult it is likely to be to find any outcome to the Brexit process that satisfies a clear majority of voters," said John Curtice, a leading polling expert.
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Unfortunately, most of the buoyant monologues in "Bird Odyssey" are too long to reprint in this column; fortunately, however, the final section of the poem "The Odyssey in Six Sonnets" satisfies space limitations while delivering on its titular boast.
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If he satisfies all of these conditions, his plea to assault in the third degree will be dismissed and he can replead to harassment in the second degree with time served and a full and final order of protection.
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The Judiciary committee has argued that its probe is an "impeachment investigation" and is taking action preliminary to "judiciary proceeding" — referring to an ultimate Senate trial — a move they say satisfies an exception to federal grand jury secrecy rules.
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"Voting for a series of largely radical, callow nominees is not what the country needs or what satisfies the vast majority of senators who came to Washington to legislate," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Lara increasingly began to be seen as an example of a character whose "strength" is deceptive, usually depicted as purely physical, while her primary purpose is to placate the male gaze, and her overall character satisfies a patriarchal depiction of femininity.
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According to Alexandra Brodsky, a lawyer at National Women's Law Center who is representing Darbi, Darbi's case satisfies each of these standards: The harassment was known and severe, Goodwin's academic performance and participation plummeted, and the school did not respond adequately.
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The approval by National Amusements "satisfies the closing conditions to the merger requiring approval of a majority of the CBS Class A shares and a majority of the Viacom Class A shares," the company announced in a late Monday press release.
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The way legislation like this is passed in the EU is that different parts of the government come up with their own versions and then negotiate with member states to create a compromise text that satisfies all parties (theoretically, anyway).
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Where things stand: Now there's less money to dole out, more doubts surrounding the army's loyalty, and no obvious Plan B. To find another candidate who satisfies protestors and elites alike "would be the act of a magician," Mezran says.
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As the streaming music business—indeed, the digital music business in general—sorts itself out, artists and services will experiment to try to make something that satisfies fans' rabid needs, and the equally important need of artists to get paid.
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"This information satisfies legal requirements; however, it does little to help patients imagine what life might look like should they suffer an adverse events or help them to think about treatment options in relation to their values and goals," Schwarze added.
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And the version with a built-in data connection and 32GB of storage satisfies the needs of anyone who reads a lot of comics or wants to travel without worrying about when they'll get a chance to download their next book.
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This episode, directed by series creator, executive producer, and longtime Coen Brothers collaborator John Carpenter, is a capsule story that satisfies our itch to hear the backstory of award-winning science fiction author, and later stepfather to Gloria Burgle (Carrie Coon).
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The only approach that satisfies these criteria while maintaining a level tax playing field for global competition is true worldwide tax consolidation, which means that all of Apple's worldwide income (or loss) would be reflected immediately on its U.S. tax return.
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In justifying it, the state says advertising holds "important significance" within North Korea because it "satisfies the growing material and cultural needs of the people," North Korean academic Kim Kwang Gil wrote in a North Korean economics journal last September.
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Expect it to make for a very messy few weeks in Washington as leaders on both the Republican and Democratic sides of the aisle struggle to find a way to cut a deal that also satisfies their rank-and-file members.
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""It's going to be very interesting, [IAG] is going to spend a lot of time making sure that it satisfies both [the UK and the EU], for British Airways on the one hand, and all its other carriers on the other.
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Increased focus on the issuance of 2-, 3- and 5-year maturities considers the liquidity needs of the market and satisfies the government's objectives of achieving stable, low-cost funding and promoting a well-functioning market, the Debt Management Strategy said.
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Simpler than Prius-type drivetrains and less expensive than Tesla-scale battery power, the new electrical architecture both satisfies the demands of cars made more power hungry by their gadget load and enables the use of lower-cost hybrid drive systems.
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The crew satisfies all the American High School Archetypes we know so well: the boorish football jock, the conniving mean girl, the smarmy prepster, the Christian athlete who discovers she might be gay, the opinionated jackass, the innocent, puzzled beauty.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation was generally in favor but had misgivings around one point: COPRA satisfies two of EFF's three key priorities for federal consumer data privacy legislation: private enforcement by consumers themselves; and no preemption of stronger state laws.
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Fertility clinics and egg-donor agencies advertise broadly, especially on college campuses and even on New York subways, for donors, who are typically paid $5,000 to $10,203 for each donation, even more if the woman satisfies a fertility client's specifications.
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In fact, achieving that goal when Britain leaves the bloc, and doing it in a way that satisfies both the British Parliament and European negotiators, turns out to be a bit like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle while blindfolded.
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We have good reason to believe that lowering the Obamacare individual mandate and employer mandate penalties to $0 (which is what Republicans are technically proposing, rather than repealing the mandates outright) and repealing some of the law's taxes satisfies that rule.
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"This backroom stitch-up after days of talks is grotesque, it satisfies no one but party power games," Ska Keller, co-leader of the Greens in parliament, said after days of wrangling among EU leaders over names for the biggest posts.
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That satisfies, I guess, a lot of chirping chicks in the nest, but the interesting thing is, and I think it's really important to remember that the same laws of storytelling apply to me as they do to Steven Spielberg.
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"We look forward to reviewing the specifics of the air traffic control (ATC) reform legislation so we can evaluate whether it satisfies our union's principles, including protecting the rights and benefits of the ATC workforce," he wrote in a statement Monday.
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The classic low wedge, with its subtlety, comfort, and ever-so-slight elevation, is the rare example that satisfies this Goldilocks-level list of requirements, so we're pleased to see some of our favorite designers and retail destinations going back to this style.
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"Those videos have an effect where they wash over you; they cook things so quickly and so easily with these basic ingredients that it satisfies you [to watch]," Simionas told me as he ordered Korean barbecue from a food truck in San Francisco.
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"China respects and supports the development path chosen by the Cambodian people, and believes Cambodia's future election can, under all sides' supervision, reflect its fairness and select a party and leader that satisfies the Cambodian people," Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou said.
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His skills will be tested as he sets out to define his authority and divide Cabinet posts in a way that satisfies Kirchner, who remains a key power broker in the Peronist coalition and commands strong support from the party's left-wing hardliners.
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And for us, whether we do that in some cases on our own, or whether we do it with partners, we're going to do it in a way that satisfies consumers that provides value, creates value for the company and enhances our brand.
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For example, you could move each point on the square three units around the perimeter of the square — that satisfies the basic requirements of a symmetry transformation, that it simply move every point in the space to some new position in the space.
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This will get faster (with 5G), but 4G already satisfies my needs," said Li. "I won't really consider switching my phone until 5G has been operating stably on the market for some time without any bugs – or unless they stop offering 4G.
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This will get faster (with 5G), but 4G already satisfies my needs," said Li. "I won't really consider switching my phone until 5G has been operating stably on the market for some time without any bugs – or unless they stop offering 4G.
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He could also direct lawyers for the state to enter into a negotiated settlement of a pending federal lawsuit that challenged the bathroom law in late March, in hopes of arriving at an outcome that satisfies the plaintiffs and the Justice Department.
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"What they've argued in their brief is that a gift to anyone, whether it's a friend, relative, or a complete stranger, is enough (to convict) and anything that's disclosed for a purpose other than corporate purposes satisfies the personal benefit stance," Eisenberg said.
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The meat is significantly less flavorful and juicy than what you might expect for ninety-eight dollars (that is, without the optional caviar), but, once you slap on the sweet bean sauce and roll up slices with cucumber and scallions, it still satisfies.
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A working group of the 28 DPAs gave companies a breather on enforcement until the beginning of this month and as a whole are expected not to take any action until the group has determined if the new agreement satisfies privacy concerns.
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As well as finding a deal that satisfies both an EU establishment keen to deter other members from trying leave, and the strained purse-strings of the British budget, May must also reach an amount her own political party is prepared to swallow.
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And so there's a need for future Brands, young cultural craftsmen who identify those who are building the future, synthesizing their work into a common ethos and bringing them together in a way that satisfies the eternal desire for community and wholeness.
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Desktop Goose is a menace, but like any pet it ultimately satisfies a deep-seated loneliness—even when it decides my mouse is prime for a game of fetch and my digital floorboards would look nicer with a dash of muddy footprints.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump put a bookend on a weekend of remarkably dangerous and unhinged tweeting with a tweet that he seems to think satisfies his obligations under the War Powers Act to notify Congress about possible military strikes in Iran.
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Jane Austen is a writer particularly vulnerable through the transparency of her prose and the slyness of her wit to those people (even those gunning for academic tenure) to find hidden meanings, which satisfies if not their pride, then certainly their own prejudice.
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Over several days, Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes will examine whether the case against Ms. Meng satisfies a fundamental requirement for extraditing a person under Canadian law: that the crime she is accused of in the United States constitutes a crime in Canada.
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While not an elixir, a smoking reduction and abatement kit has come along — in the form of vaping — that satisfies the addiction by delivering nicotine, but sharply reduces the harm caused by inhaling cigarette smoke dozens or hundreds of times every day.
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"If the Gardendale Board, for permissible purposes in the future, satisfies its burden to develop a secession plan that will not impede the desegregation efforts of the Jefferson County Board, then the district court may not prohibit the secession," the federal court ruled.
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And if none of that satisfies your classical music jones, you can always hop a train to Annandale-on-Hudson, where the Bard Music Festival kicks off this weekend with a deep plunge into the music and life of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
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"We need a system that satisfies our competitive-balance concerns and basically keeps the overall economics where they are — but at the same time addresses the issues that they're going to bring to us," said Halem, who joined the league office in 2007.
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The thesis goes something like this: Western civilization in general, and America in particular, is great because we've managed to balance religion and reason in a way that drives material progress and satisfies our deep need for purpose at the same time.
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Observing the show's lavish interiors and couture garments worn as loungewear, I realized that Dynasty satisfies an itch that I barely realized I had: Seeing outrageous displays of wealth on TV. What makes the (fictional) super rich such intriguing figures for me, I wondered?
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My feeling is, I hired you because you are capable, because you are willing, because you want to learn, and because you want to do work that satisfies you and makes you feel good about yourself and the way you are participating in the world.
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For our communities, it means doing everything possible to keep guns out of the hands of the very young, the mentally ill and those who have demonstrated -- in a way that satisfies due process of law -- that they pose danger to themselves and others.
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"The department believes the information being provided to the committee, along with material previously disclosed, fully satisfies the committee's interest in understanding the department's response to congressional inquiries regarding Operation Fast and Furious," the Department of Justice said in a statement late Friday afternoon.
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They've streamlined their already stripped-down, meaty black metallicized doom/punk sound even further, and delivered a whopper of an album that satisfies my most primal urges for big, ugly riffs, and spices it up with grimy punk tempos and slabs of enthralling blackened doom.
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" "If the PM's 'deal' satisfies no-one and can't command a majority, we mustn't fall for her spin that the UK crashing out of EU without a deal is then inevitable - instead we should take the opportunity to get better options back on the table.
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Research varies as to whether or not the practice actually satisfies its reasonings — as it turns out, it's not actually saving as much energy as intended, especially with the advent of air conditioning — but at the very least, the extra hour encourages more time outside.
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"It is what we wanted and what we have said from the beginning... The recognition by the European Union of the legal and political situation that Spain has defended fully satisfies us," Inigo Mendez de Vigo told a news conference following the weekly cabinet meeting.
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While he called for more transparency and inclusion in the legislative process of the bill, he said he would still vote on it even if there were no public hearings, as long as the bill "can get to the point that it satisfies" his requirements.
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When some advocates like the idea because it can reduce poverty, while others want it as a way to adapt to technological change or to dismantle the rest of the social safety net, creating a policy that satisfies everyone is very difficult, if not impossible.
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But striking a balance that satisfies the party's "resistance" base, its vocal crop of progressive insurgents and the entrenched powerbrokers threatens to bedevil, and potentially handcuff, the next speaker, whether it's a seasoned operator like Pelosi or a new leader on a short honeymoon.
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A. I always thought Baroque opera was easier to understand than Romantic opera because it satisfies our desire to have recognizable shapes: a nice melody in the A section, followed by a B section that comments it, and then the nice melody comes again.
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That gives congressional leaders just over three weeks to hammer out a long-term solution, and as Vox's Dylan Scott outlines, the four possible scenarios are daunting: Trump and congressional Democrats could reach a compromise on immigration that satisfies both parties, but that's optimistic.
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Such punchy directness makes her a heroine for our times, as well as for hers, and nowhere more withering than when, freshly hitched to Masham, in a marriage of convenience, she satisfies him with one hand—briskly and distractedly, while talking of more important things.
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"NewYork-Presbyterian and Coogan's are delighted that this has been resolved in a way that satisfies everyone involved, and that Coogan's will continue to be a very special part of the Washington Heights community," the hospital and the restaurant said in a joint statement.
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More than taking a gastronomic trip around the world, browsing Real Food is like watching a ballet of gluttony, each photograph of fattening, processed, or simply sad food elegantly choreographed into a sequence that has its share of nauseating moments but, in the end, satisfies.
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Wakanda's people radiate a self-confidence that simultaneously upends mainstream audience expectations and satisfies the freedom dreams of black peoples scattered across the African diaspora who recognize -- many for the first time -- characters on screen that resemble the private worlds they have always inhabited.
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Nothing quite satisfies like hard liquor and snack food, and these Jim Beam bourbon whiskey potato chips combine the best of both worlds to create a savory snack to pour into a bowl, crunch onto a sandwich, or eat straight out of the bag.
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My friend Lonnie Golden, a professor at Pennsylvania State University - Abington, advocates adopting a "Goldilocks" workweek: one that is not too long, not too short and that satisfies the employer's interest in productivity and the employee's interest in attaining good health and well-being.
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In Singapore, the world's largest bunkering port, the difference in price between VLSFO and marine gasoil, a distillate-based fuel that also satisfies the new sulfur requirement, was at near parity late last week, around $650 a tonne, according to S&P Global Platts assessments.
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In this way, sharing my method not only satisfies the most basic requirement of ethical participation in humanistic culture — citation and the acknowledgment of other artists — but also reflects an awareness of a scientific tradition of reproducibility and an intellectual commitment to sharing knowledge freely.
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In an excerpt (that could stand to be longer) from Journeys with George (2002), we watch journalist Alexandra Pelosi contend with the complexities of covering a presidential candidate — in this case, George W. Bush — in a way that somehow satisfies him, her network, and herself.
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At the same time, it satisfies a crucial need for older Americans — a group faced with dwindling retirement resources — said Mary Furlong, a consultant to businesses and an executive professor of Entrepreneurship at The Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California.
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Either she will have to listen to her advisers who want her to marry Jon, who now knows that he's her nephew, or come up with some other kind of power-sharing arrangement that satisfies Northern interests and lays the foundations for survival in the coming winter.
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Though Werdum has now returned to the win column, while Rothwell is still riding a loss to Junior Dos Santos, the fight still satisfies three key matchmaking parameters: it would probably be competitive, it would probably be entertaining, and it makes some sense from a rankings perspective.
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We're talking about some of the major eye looks that Tinseltown's finest have been serving on the red carpet as of late: upside down eye looks, dual-tone liners and now, wrap-around shadow, which satisfies the need for something different, but only requires a few products.
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But as Chelsea plies her johns with a facsimile of the devotion and tenderness they might be missing at home, or satisfies their fetishes and her own, her power — and our pleasure — lies as much in her intellectualism and transactional savvy as it does in sexual acrobatics.
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" As to what he plans to do next, Mr. Coates mentions his continued collaboration with Marvel Comics on the Black Panther comic book series, which "satisfies the kid in me" and is "the place where I can go to do something that sort of feels private again.
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Critics are already raving about the film directed by Melina Matsoukas, with a screenplay by Lena Waithe — but for us it's a chance to see a movie that satisfies our craving for representation on the big screen and storytelling that encompasses the fullness of the black experience.
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Win McNamee/Getty Images The broader issue here, however, is not reparations but Sanders's consistent problem addressing racial tensions in America in a way that satisfies liberal advocates — the same advocates who are supposed to be see Sanders, a self-described radical and democratic socialist, as their candidate.
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"I've no doubt that Mitt Romney satisfies all qualifications to run for Senate," said Anderson in a Wednesday statement posted on Twitter, "and as chairman of the Utah Republican Party, I will treat all candidates equally to ensure their path to the party nomination is honest and fair."
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The body does not have a binding vote on the Privacy Shield but will be meeting again on July 25 to analyze whether the final text satisfies all their concerns, and to determine what it needs to do at an operational level with the new deal in place.
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The UK producer born Richard D. James satisfies both the need for a big name—an exclusive one at that (Saturday's show was his first in the United States in eight years)—and the need to include a real boundary-pusher, a headliner who doesn't make normal headliner fare.
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San Francisco enacted a law in 2014 prohibiting inquiries about an applicant's criminal record until a determination has been made that the applicant satisfies all other requirements and altogether prohibiting inquiries about arrests that did not lead to conviction or arrests that led to convictions older than seven years.
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As more and more public officials face scrutiny for expressing views that some perceive as racist, homophobic, sexist or hateful, the effort to deal with them in a way that satisfies the public's desire for justice while upholding the free-speech rights of the offenders has become increasingly complex.
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Michelman said that it was difficult to say what combination of safeguards would satisfy his clients, but that it was the government's burden to come up with a plan that satisfies the Fourth Amendment's requirement that searches be narrowly tailored to information that the government has probable cause to seize.
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Mum strikes what seems like a hundred poses, with Ayoola directing them, and then they scroll through their handiwork on the screen and select the picture that satisfies them — it is one of my mum in profile with her hand on her hip and her head thrown back in laughter.
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In Britain, there is doubt the government will be able to secure a Brexit agreement that satisfies the European Union as well as members of the ruling party, and Prime Minister Theresa May was forced to abandon plans for an emergency cabinet meeting to approve a deal, the Independent reported.
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A 1954 Supreme Court decree compelled New York City and the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware to work cooperatively to divvy up reservoir water in a way that satisfies the city's water demands and also meets a broad array of needs throughout the entire Delaware basin.
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Until the full D.C. Circuit decides the issue, it remains unsettled whether an unelected appointee with massive executive powers unchecked by the president, by any other elected official, or by a multi-member commission satisfies the Article II requirement that executive power be vested in the president of the United States.
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Over the past decade, leading pollsters have described Israel as a "threshold issue" for the 2 percent of the electorate that is Jewish: As long as a candidate or party satisfies voters that he or she is pro-Israel enough, the issue is then low on their list of priorities.
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"There is a sense that the Iraqis want their Nuremburg moment and that Iraqi families want to see Islamic State pay so we have to find a way that satisfies everyone so that they are judged without the death penalty being implemented even if that is the sentence," said a European diplomat.
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He said, "This allows us to give the following strong guarantee: the decision the system takes is likely to be the same as if we could go to each of the 1.3 million voters, ask for their opinions, and then aggregate their opinions into a choice that satisfies mathematical notions of social justice."
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But you're supposed to be sure that a Bitcoin is real without knowing who issued it, so you need the digital equivalent of biting a gold coin to be sure it's the real deal, and the costs of producing something that satisfies that test have to be high enough to discourage fraud.
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If you started out with the northeast pair of "Revolutionary War heroes" at 28A and 203D, you could be really confused — NATHAN HALE and ETHAN ALLEN aren't anagrams, but they've got the same number of letters in their names — and the same letters, which satisfies the rules of the letter bank game.
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Moreover, if the platform committee cannot come up with language that satisfies Bernie Sanders, the U.S. senator from Vermont who had also sought the nomination and still wields considerable clout, the fight might drag into the Philadelphia convention and create a messy spectacle where Democrats will formally nominate Clinton for the White House.
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Pluto&aposs Heavy Heart Made the Whole Planet Tip OverEarlier this year, we learned that Pluto's heart-shaped region may have been formed when an…Read more ReadAlthough the heavy-hearted hypothesis certainly satisfies our desire to anthropomorphize everything about Pluto, what could have caused Sputnik Planum to become so dense isn't immediately obvious.
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Thomas B. Edsall In his 1847 pamphlet, "Wage Labour and Capital," Karl Marx made a point that turns out to be relevant to the Trump phenomenon and the 2016 presidential campaign: A house may be large or small; as long as the neighboring houses are likewise small, it satisfies all social requirement for a residence.
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The UK will "engage constructively" to negotiate an agreement on the future role of the ECJ, and one that satisfies both the UK and the EU. The paper offers examples of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms used in other international agreements which do not require the direct jurisdiction of the Luxembourg-based ECJ over other countries.
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The families of the missing students were talking at a press conference on Monday in which they accused the government of trying to prematurely turn the page on one of the country's most notorious crimes that, 19 months after the events, is still a long way from being solved in a way that satisfies them.
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Any day that includes preserving calls for a quick dinner like one of our many simple, full-meal pastas: Mark Bittman's ziti with white sauce or spaghetti with fried eggs; David Tanis's summer tomato pasta with ricotta; my "modular" pasta, which satisfies multiple generations and denominations, from vegan to vegetarian to butter-and-bacon-crazed.
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Like distributed, behind-the-meter solar it is low risk, can be sited near existing load, increases the resilience of the distribution grid, and satisfies the powerful consumer craving for solar power; at the same time, it is cheaper, simpler (fewer contracts per kW of capacity), and more inclusive than behind-the-meter solar.
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The leaders are attempting to broker a deal that satisfies competing factions of their restive conference and defuses a push by mutinous centrists threatening to force action to protect undocumented immigrants in a series of head-to-head floor votes that would highlight deep GOP divisions over an issue that has long been radioactive within the party.
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Finally, I've found a product that both satisfies the part of me that wants to use lip gloss made for children and the part of me that prizes decidedly adult values such as extravagance, luxury, and $100 bills: Tom Ford's new Lip Slicks, which are essentially the rich-person upgrade of the roll-ons I loved so much.
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Handling the sensitive matters that inevitably surface in such cases out of the news media glare satisfies her image-conscious clients, she said, while also pleasing their managers, lawyers and talent agents, all of whom prefer that their clients not be so hamstrung by legal proceedings and online gossip that they have trouble reporting to a film set.
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In The End of History and the Last Man, Fukuyama argues that liberal capitalist democracy satisfies what Plato contended were the three basic needs of the soul: The rational side of capitalism facilitates the desiring part's appetite for material goods, while the liberal-democratic political order confers on its citizens the dignity of political equality and individual rights.
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"The choice of successor must be based on finding a leader that will continue the new monetary project, targeting lower inflation," said the head of portfolio management for emerging Asia at PIMCO, Luke Spajic, who sees finding the right mix of experience, deft thought leadership and personal charisma that satisfies all camps as a daunting challenge.
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Although the President has signaled that he is inclined to release the memo, as part of an effort to undercut the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, senior officials inside the White House are trying to come up with a solution that satisfies both the President and law enforcement officials like Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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