Five more sets of twins followed - along with four sets of triplets and five sets of quadruplets.
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It seems to most of the players, even, that it's impossible to play day after day: five sets, five sets, five sets.
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Two of these sets match — they're heading towards the matching sets.
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"Trump sets the tone and Trump sets the structure," said another.
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Sets range from full outdoor dining sets to folding picnic tables.
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Some sets I have 75 minutes, some sets I have two hours, some sets I have 90 minutes, so I have that clock really big in my face so I know where I'm at in my sets.
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It sets up the play action and it sets up so much.
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Right now, LG's amazing OLED sets are widely considered the sets to beat.
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In the standard approach, I specify which sets of points are open sets.
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After four matches, his record stands at 12 sets contested, 12 sets won.
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While CES sets the tech trends for the year, it rarely sets the tone.
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"I've lost in five sets against Rafa, five sets against (Milos) Raonic," he said.
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I listened to everybody's sets, and not everybody's sets I felt suited my music.
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So, I think, both sets of issues, both sets of discussion are worth having.
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The last record was set in Taiwan in 1999, when 3,961 sets of twins, 37 sets of triplets and four sets of quadruplets gathered outside Taipei City Hall.
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Instead of playing best-of-three sets, in which it takes six games to win a set and in which sets must be won by two games, the matches in Milan have been best-of-five sets, but the sets have been shorter.
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"You're going to find lots of great fragrance sets, makeup sets and skincare sets," Skirboll says, adding that deals in these categories regularly can be half off or more.
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There are nine sets of siblings competing together, two of which are sets of twins.
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The sets looks real, the actors' relationships seem authentic, and the music sets the mood.
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Instead of doing three sets of ten, for example, they did six sets of five.
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"I performed three sets of seated rows and three sets of standing rows," Schreckinger wrote.
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They come with six sets of silicone eartips and three sets of Comply foam tips.
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It also means Saturn rises when the sun sets and sets when the sun rises.
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The idea is that movies with similar sets of labels will attract similar sets of people.
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AllModern: Up to 65% off patio sets, outdoor dining sets, and outdoor rugs (through August 27).
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They also built giant practical sets, so they wouldn't have to work in computer generated sets.
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The sets will then be rotated on the Movement Festival channel with sets from past years.
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These simultaneous blips should occur more frequently for sets of entangled particles than sets of unentangled ones.
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It also better emphasizes the differences between like their different skill sets and power sets– Natalie: Totally.
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So, whether or not this sets precedent for businesses across the country, it sets precedent for preachers.
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Aim for three sets of 10 to 15 repetitions, resting 30 to 90 seconds in between sets.
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This aligns with the IHS TV Sets Market Tracker that reported two-thirds of big screen TV sets sold in China were UHD sets, compared with a significantly lower number in North America.
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Even when organizations share genomic data sets, the agreements are typically between individual institutions for individual data sets.
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So is it different on TV sets and film sets, or are they the same sort of layout?
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My friend Bill usually sets up the show and then sets up a secret after show for me.
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So, you were trading skill sets ... Yeah, we were trading skill sets and ... KS: It sounds vaguely naughty.
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The third and final reason is the simplest of all: live sets aren't as good as DJ sets.
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I've always thought fancy pajama sets — or really any pajama sets in general — were a waste of money.
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But the skill sets needed to win elections are often separate from the skill sets needed to govern.
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The Australian Open, which begins on Monday, will use a best-of-18-point tiebreaker at 6-6 in deciding sets, which are third sets for the women and fifth sets for the men.
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The city has purchased extra supplies including 10,113 sets of extra plastic handcuffs and 2,000 sets of riot gear.
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Group ties will involve two singles and a doubles with rubbers played over best of three sets tiebreak sets.
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Tore down all the sets, built all the Shape of Water sets on the sound stages they already had.
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She had lost only two sets in her Olympic career before falling in straight sets at the Copacabana venue.
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But the night my grandmother died, three stand-up sets, it turned out, was too many stand-up sets.
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One group was asked to complete five sets of each exercise, with about 90 seconds of rest between sets.
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He sets the tone, he sets the agenda, and I think that question makes no sense because of that.
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I practice five sets of 10 to 20 swings, resting for 30 seconds to a minute in between sets.
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AI, for example, needs huge data sets to be effective and they have the biggest data sets, them, Google, Amazon, these data sets are valuable beyond their ... They're just money in the bank, so to say.
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O'Brian will host two specials featuring short sets from multiple comics, and curate one-hour sets from three other comedians.
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Right now, it seems that HDR TV sets will surpass 4K sets, with shipments reaching 245 million units by 2022.
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In each workout, the three-day group did four sets per exercise, while the six-day group did two sets.
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But it also sets up new sets of rules to keep people from taking advantage of the new, lower rate.
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Manufacturers are loading their sets with more and more features in an effort to lure more customers to their sets.
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French administrations are going to share new data sets so that anyone can build AI services using those data sets.
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For example, a "30 repetition" exercise could be split into three sets of 10 repetitions or two sets of 15.
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The police department could also access some sets of data while the city could restrict access to other sets of data.
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Novak Djokovic trounced him in straight sets in 2016 and Rafael Nadal again knocked him out in straight sets last year.
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Speaking of that list of sets, the Batmobile is one of several Powered Up sets that Lego is launching this summer.
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There are also bundles of the Science and Inventor sets for $219, and the Science, Coding, and Inventor sets for $309.
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The Sorbet Collection includes sets of bowls, mugs, teaspoons, mini dutch ovens, and all of the sets cost less than $80.
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Women played a total of 283 sets or partial sets in singles, which amounts to 61.5 percent of the men's figure.
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He made it to the final where he lost the first two sets to McEnroe, then won the next two sets.
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Those who had completed five sets per session sported greater muscle mass than those who had done three sets or one.
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MiFID sets out the rules for trading, market research, investment firms and sets data standards for trade and market data reporting.
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The pieces — ranging from hats, thermal sets, dress-and-diaper-cover sets and more — feature hand-embroidered bee appliqués and elbow patches.
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We've played two late night sets in the Galaxy Barn and they stand as some of our favorite sets of all time.
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Monfils beat Mannarino in straight sets while Hoang, ranked 146 in the world, beat Spain's Fernando Verdasco by three sets to one.
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They have some nights happening in the smaller room of Kaiku and some other places, mostly live sets and some DJ sets.
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The new ballot initiative sets a lower price on carbon and exempts different sets of polluters than the initiative proposed in 2016.
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The team's model only outperformed existing methods on two of four small text classification data sets, the MR and CR data sets.
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But we had dual sets of cameras, dual sets of screens, so if it rained we could switch out the whole set.
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She writes, 'Once again women and men are watching something unfold through absolutely different sets of eyes and different sets of experiences.
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If a match went to three sets she knew she would lose, so she was determined to make every match two sets.
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For example, whereas most cells have two sets of chromosomes — two sets of genetic instructions on how a cell should behave — hepatocytes can enfold and deftly manipulate up to eight sets of chromosomes, and all without falling apart or turning cancerous.
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Start with three sets of 10 to 12 reps, and work your way up to five sets when it starts to get easier.
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These sets are typically decided by complex tiebreaks—but not in the deciding sets at Wimbledon, the Australian Open and the French Open.
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So it's only right that we take authentic K-beauty sets into account when considering the gift sets on offer this holiday season.
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When miniature desk sets sold on Amazon are so convincing they trick me into thinking they're real desk sets for living human children.
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A quizzical prologue sets up two long sets of intricate variations in myriad styles, with echoes of Neo-Classical Stravinsky and ironic Shostakovich.
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Wrong patient orders happened in 1 in 7 sets of twins and 1 in 3 sets of multiples with three or more babies.
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He builds men and guys — and also builds character, and sets them up not just for football, but sets (them up) in life.
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Rado Lipus, head of Neudata, which vets data sets on behalf of investment groups, says "exclusive data sets are a double-edged sword".
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That sets up a fight with the Golden State, which currently sets its own car emissions rules and has argued for stringent regulations.
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From colorful lipstick sets to limited edition skincare sets to travel-size minis, these value beauty sets are the perfect way to try out new products (without committing to the full-sized item) or stock up on your tried-and-true favorites.
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Ultimately, scientists want to build computing devices where data can be coded onto single spins, sets of coherent spins, and sets of entangled spins.
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But Google Flights sets itself apart for the same reason Google sets itself apart from other search engines: The first is that it's fast.
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You can also get a free $10 gift card when you spend $50 on LEGO sets, including Star Wars, Unikitty, and LEGO Batman sets.
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Download them via individual paid sets at $5.99 each or purchase the Fighters Pass at $24.99 to receive all 5 sets as they're released.
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Samsung, for its part, has already announced that it's going all-in on connected sets, giving all sets some level of smartness, moving forward.
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At the end of the 60-day period, the sets are shipped back free of charge and new sets are shipped to the subscriber.
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As the month progresses, you'll begin doing more sets and reps and combining the exercises into super-sets and circuits for the greatest benefit.
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From a modeling standpoint, a lot of what we were doing was pulling together two well-established sets of facts and sets of theories.
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SO, WHAT SETS THIS – YOU CALLED IT A TRANSFORMATIONAL DEAL – WHAT SETS THIS AGREEMENT APART FROM THE OFFERINGS ALREADY IN PLACE ACROSS THIS INDUSTRY?
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There are designated pass-catching running backs, sets with three receivers on one side, sets where the receivers all line up outside the hashes.
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On Black Friday, TV brands also enjoy releasing obscure television sets with model names that are similar to popular sets but with inferior features.
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But now I hear about Blood sets that are warring with each other all the time, even killing each other in their own sets.
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In his dimly lit apartment, Tzanko sets his analog wristwatch, eats his breakfast, puts on his fluorescent-orange vest and sets off to work.
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This generally happens when you devise a plan where your skill sets and assets merge with the skill sets and assets of someone else.
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AllModern: Up to 65% off patio sets, outdoor dining sets, outdoor rugs (through August 27) and sofas, beds, accent chairs and rugs (through September 6).
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Once the sun sets, however, that very same historic district also hosts a thriving bar and nightlife scene that includes sets from internationally touring DJs.
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At the time of writing, there's no Spotify on LG sets, no Google Play Movies & TV on Panasonic sets, and so on and so on.
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China is seeking the removal of both sets of tariffs, and Trump did not specify whether he'd keep both sets or just one of them.
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Whereas Hollywood film sets have rather rigid, union-determined rules, Chinese sets are decidedly unsystematic, ad hoc, fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants operations.
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It's already working on helping customers draw correlations between data sets, whether it's between multiple alternative data sets or making connections with more traditional data.
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The sets were also an attempt to break the world record for the largest number of DJ sets performed within a 24-hour time span.
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To take one example, at the 22018 U.S. Open, men played a total of 460 sets or partial sets in the main draw in singles.
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The Environmental Protection Agency sets arsenic levels in public water systems at 10 parts per billion — the same limit the F.D.A. sets for bottled water.
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Since then, the company has consistently released sets featuring spaceships, astronauts and lunar bases, including detailed sets that draw on the hardware from real space missions.
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We've got a few awesome Ghostbusters lego sets recently, with the original Ecto-1 and the Firehouse being some of the coolest Lego sets around recently.
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One person sets it to 70, then the next day the roommate sets it to 71; the next day, 70, then 71 again, on and on.
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The story becomes sunk in heavy-handed symbolism when a storm sets the boat adrift and sets off a night of soul-searching for the characters.
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It sets you up for a primary challenge, it sets you up for a lot of recrimination and payback from party leadership and the Trump administration.
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Del Potro pushed him to four sets in the Olympic gold medal match last August and beat him in five sets in the Davis Cup semifinals.
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The Ohio chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, which is training legal observers to ensure that people's rights are not violated, said the city has purchased 2,000 sets of riot gear, 2,000 steel batons, 24 sets of bulletproof vests and helmets and 10,000 sets of plastic handcuffs.
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Unrefrigerated boxes containing about 36 sets of remains were recovered from the Perry Funeral Home along with another 27 sets of remains in a freezer, police said.
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I can do two separate sets with no crossover at all that don't sound alike or I can do sets that do sound alike and do crossover.
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Yagley said retail orders of single-length sets outpaced forecasts, prompting Cobra to divert some production of stock inventory to make one-length sets out of them.
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"On one hand, we're of course hiring for skill sets, but I've learned my lessons hiring for skill sets without prioritizing culture fit as much," she adds.
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"Right now I'm controlling it with a button or with voice commands, so you now have two sets of buttons and two sets of voice commands," Whitman said.
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I used to think the skill sets you needed to be successful at home were completely different than the skill sets you needed to be successful at work.
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He shared which interior design trends were brought into the sets, which sets were most challenging to create, and how the story's theme of memories informed design decisions.
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Blazsovics beat Poland's Adrian Duszak in two straight sets for the singles gold, while he and Banyik also needed only two sets to defeat Montenegro in the doubles.
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"This DOD contract sets the table for our refinancing which sets the table for our ability to do shareholder friendly type things," Iridium CFO Thomas Fitzpatrick told CNBC.
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There were stuffed animals, bicycles, toy trucks, boxed sets of Play-Doh, board games, books, dolls, clothes, makeup sets, and more clothing than there was square footage to display.
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Some, like working with smaller data sets, already have some available solutions like generative adversarial networks that can augment existing data sets and that RealityEngines expects to innovate on.
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They placed the participants in brain imaging machines, and played various sets of prerecorded instructions—two sets were meant to induce hypnosis, and two others were given other instructions.
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While scientists are getting better at publishing data sets in the open, much of that science is still locked behind paywalls or does not have publicly accessible data sets.
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Pillows are available for under $15, sheets sets are being sold for under $25, and comforters, duvets, quilts, and 5-piece bed sets are all going for under $50.
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It lets you swap out Facebook's built-in emoji with sets of custom reactions, including sets of Pokémon, Donald Trump and even Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau-themed emoji.
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There were less persuasive sets: Alice Teyssier and the rest of the trio the Atelier presented a jumbled mixture of singing, spoken text, electronic noise and flashing television sets.
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Good quality cookware sets are primarily made up of pots and pans, but some cheaper, less scrupulous sets bulk things out with too many accessories like spatulas and spoons.
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The last three matches went three sets, and Collins overwhelmed her opponents in those final sets (6-1 against Vandeweghe, 6-1 against Vekic and 6-2 against Puig).
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"They not only have the largest data sets, but they have data sets tied to customers that they can identify," Kirk Boodry, an analyst with New Street Research, said.
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Nadal would win the second semifinal in four sets over Andy Murray, and Djokovic would beat Nadal in four sets for the first of his two U.S. Open titles.
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That year, Shuzo Matsuoka reached the men's quarterfinals and lost to Pete Sampras in four sets, and Date lost to Jana Novotna in straight sets in a women's quarterfinal.
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He fell in straight sets to 'King of Clay' Nadal in the 2018 French Open final but took the 12-time Roland Garros champion to four sets last June.
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A first-round straight sets loss to world number 55 Nicolas Jarry in s-Hertogenbosch was followed by another straight sets quarter-final loss to Felix Auger-Aliassime at Queens.
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TRX triceps extensions, 3 sets of 12 Notes: A and B exercises are done as paired sets, so do all the A exercises before moving on to the B exercises.
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I have not done everything in my power to ensure that the sets I work on are inclusive, but I think it's more than just having sets that are multicultural.
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This doesn't have to be the complex data sets using inordinate amounts of computing power that signifies "big data," but approaches and techniques to data sets that previously weren't utilized.
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Epstein's lawyer told a judge that he was authorized by Epstein to agree to whatever bail conditions the judge sets, even if he sets bail at a whopping $100 million.
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The law sets up procedures for reporting suspected abuse, imposes more screening of prospective employees, and sets strict guidelines for adult interaction with children and the use of social media.
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Crafting is often the only way to complete the dozens of collectible outfit sets representing the world's different kingdoms and their respective styles, and complete sets yield even more rewards.
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The European Union sets the average daily level of intake for glyphosate at 0.3 milligrams per kilogram, while the Environmental Protection Agency sets it at 1.75 milligrams per kilogram daily.
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Then, around 2008 or 2009, I started to find more gigs where I'd play longer sets, or even two sets, and everything didn't have to be house all the time.
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There are plenty of sets to choose from on the market and options to suit all budgets, but it can be hard to know which sets are best for you.
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I sort of cheat and use a pretty light 10-pound weight and do only two sets of 10 reps instead of the four sets of 15 that Borges recommends.
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Although he defeated Guido Pella of Argentina in straight sets, Federer had to navigate tiebreakers in the first two sets to win, 26-24 (26), 7-6 (3), 6-3.
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Zverev had control in the first two sets before the No. 36-ranked Chardy rebounded to level at two sets apiece and force the second-round match into a fifth.
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The move comes after a board decision earlier this year to address player concerns by reducing Davis Cup singles matches from best-of-five sets to best-of-three sets.
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He fell to Fabio Fognini in five sets at the French Open this year, and lost to his fellow American John Isner in five sets in New York last year.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori edged out home favorite Benoit Paire in five sets, having resumed two sets to one ahead after the match was suspended by bad light the previous day.
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But in this case, Fisk said, when the egg was fertilized by two sperm, it split the three sets of chromosomes into two separate cell sets, thus forming the twins.
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These days, DJs can be found in just about any place where people go dancing and the more well-known are labeled artists who perform live sets vs DJ sets.
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We all have different sets of privileges and different sets of advantages, and it is real easy, when someone wants to get at you, for somebody to get at you.
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While in the dining room, the chairs have eight sets of custom-made slipcovers that coordinate with 14 different sets of china, ready for any type of entertaining — or special guests.
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Italy wants to adapt current EU asylum guidelines in favor of "a new approach that is more harmonious, so that whoever sets foot in Italy, sets foot in Europe", Conte said.
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Former Melbourne semi-finalist Dimitrov had three sets points to draw level but Tiafoe refused to wilt under the pressure and reeled off five straight points to move two sets ahead.
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This is one of those categories where a non-Best Picture nominee can compete, if only because it rewards, in essence, the best sets — and any movie can have great sets.
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Last year at Wimbledon, Djokovic also needed five sets to shake free of Anderson in a match that also stretched over two days after being suspended for darkness after four sets.
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In the final a year later, Federer avenged the loss, rebounding from two sets down and 1-4 in the third to win in five sets over 20173 hours 42 minutes.
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An economics professor has found that your salary straight of college sets the tone for the rest of your career — and that your college often sets the tone for your salary.
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It said only the part of the Commission's Regulation 2016/646 which sets NOx limits must be annulled, not other parts of the legislation, which sets out the conditions for testing.
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What sets Essie's Prime & Pop apart is the formulation.
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"Government is still important, as it sets the tax rules, sets the regulatory system, sets the procurement system ... but we should do a lot of our own sector development," he said But while Britain as a whole declined in the poll, Scotland bucked the trend and was seen as a rising star of the sector.
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Other proposals, including reducing ties from three days to two days and matches from five sets to three sets will also be on the agenda at the ITF's annual meeting in August.
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This plug and play compatibility alone sets it apart from some of the competition, and the ability to capture in 1080p at 60 frames per second sets it apart from the rest.
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The once-a-week group did two exercises per workout for 224 to 10 sets per exercise, while the full-body group did 11 exercises for 1 to 2 sets per exercise.
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During the 2017 AMA Annual Meeting in Chicago earlier this week, the association's House of Delegates, which sets policies for the AMA, announced new sets of policies to better serve transgender patients.
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"Because it is such a huge ubiquitous brand that what they do sets the standard, or sets the norm, it's almost part of the fabric of America, the Starbucks brand," Adamson said.
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And it's no coincidence that the band, stocked with aces like the saxophonists Loren Stillman and Tony Malaby, sets up shop in the run-up to Election Day, with sets through Sunday.
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The Recognizing America's Children Act is similar to Dream, but sets a lower age for arriving to the US -- at under 16 -- and sets up two five-year periods for conditional status.
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There's also some interesting research to show that drop sets—sometimes referred to as descending sets, or stripping—are an effective way to gain muscle in far less time than traditional training.
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This book examines rival sets of memories: from a segregated tourism industry, which not long ago gave out different sets of information to different people, to today's fights over Civil War monuments.
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As for regrets, he must have a few from their most recent encounter, in an Australian Open semifinal, which Federer won in five sets after weathering Wawrinka's comeback from two sets down.
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Like its Timeline feature of Windows 10, which will be available to testers in the next build, Sets are designed to let you carry on working on or from a mobile device By grouping tasks into these Sets, Microsoft is aiming to let iPhone and Android users start Sets and then resume them on a PC or vice versa.
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Presuming the government's collection of both sets of chat logs predates the WannaCry outbreak, if the FBI searched on Hutchins after he sinkholed the ransomware, both sets of chat logs would come up.
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I was ahead pre-rigging sets, running back and forth, trying to scavenge gear, and tearing down sets, all by myself in this mental hospital in the middle of the night, by headlamp.
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Two sets of people in Washington drew two very different sets of conclusions from those failures, and embarked on two very different paths — paths that would collide to disastrous effect earlier this year.
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TV sets are currently transitioning to 4K — more affordable 4K sets are starting to make their way on the market, and we're not too many years away from most new models being 4K.
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Again, I start with the single-leg pelvic lifts with a high-intensity leg band and do three sets of 10 on each side, alternating with three sets of the jumping-plie squats.
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"In other sports when you come back, you don't tend to come back and be competing against the best in the world immediately, like, for five sets or three sets, whatever," he said.
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A researcher compares the similarity of a trait between sets of identical twins, who share all their DNA, to the similarity between sets of fraternal twins, who only share about half their DNA.
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In 1954, at the Australian Championships (now the Australian Open), Rose defeated Rosewall in five sets in the semifinals, avenging his loss in straight sets to Rosewall in the finals a year earlier.
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And more huge data sets are being assembled right now.
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In particular, two sets of brothers, one white, one black.
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What were some of first sunrise sets you ever performed?
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And he was attacking really well, first and third sets.
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So, if he sets his mind to it, it'll happen.
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It sets the tone for a finished and polished look.
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The required constitutional amendment simply sets the bar too high.
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Why didn't these sets include any of the female characters?
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Real estate professionals say, however, that it sets unrealistic expectations.
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A tubular case design sets it apart from the rest.
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Buying just one submarine sets taxpayers back around $3 billion.
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Every day we have teams looking for new data sets.
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Yet what truly sets this park apart is the art.
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We have to devote some sets of resources to that.
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The search produces dozens of analyzed data sets in seconds.
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But the size of the punishment sets a painful precedent.
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Do this for 3 to 4 sets of 10 reps.
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AI tools require huge amounts of data sets to learn.
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"That's when I think the reality sets in," Richardson said.
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But campaigns have access to plenty of public data sets.
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Amazon sets a high bar for inclusion in the store.
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You have a bunch of people shifting between problem sets.
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War becomes a demigod, and sets out for, well, war.
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The teaser sets up a rivalry between the regal pair.
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This led to an animal with three sets of chromosomes.
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The episode sets up what will be a taut drama.
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I was shooting creative portraits, creating sets for my models.
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After a brief prologue, Catalyst sets you loose in Glass.
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Needless to say, that sets high hopes for Rio's ratings.
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And yet, there's something to Ginobili that sets him apart.
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I've had three different loc sets that I've cut off.
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Both sets of circumstances are associated with major health risks.
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Something about the West sets the human into sharp relief.
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The king's death sets forth a series of power plays.
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So he sets off to kill her after the battle.
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The electoral primary map sets up Patrick to do well.
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He sets out his case with characteristic brilliance and conviction.
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A rest timer will count down your time between sets.
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You would, presumably, need an issue that sets you apart.
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The sun is only beautiful because it sets, says Cole.
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If you really want to feel it, attempt five sets.
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This sets back Apple's ability to win over India consumers.
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The sets were designed to work with the aspect ratio.
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We're going to see what kind of tone he sets.
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Families around the world were glued to their TV sets.
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The data sets were exponentially larger than my Facebook data.
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Jim has made props and sets of armor ever since.
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But what really sets her apart is her homing instinct.
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The Goatse token sets itself apart by leveraging the Goatse.
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Another big issue is technical complexity and limited skill sets.
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And where we can find good sets of answers, too.
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Suffering from the drug epidemic isn't what sets Ithaca apart.
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Both sets of tickets are available on our ticketing page.
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Boldness is the second thing that sets Espírito Santo apart.
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Fortunately, neural networks eat big, complicated data sets for breakfast.
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The charitable nature of the Diamond Ball sets it apart.
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For now, customers can only buy two of the sets.
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I actually always have two sets out in my house.
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They include flexible hours and prices that she alone sets.
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That sets up a vicious cycle for the oil market.
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Here, USMCA's digital trade chapter sets a new, high standard.
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"Older TV shows look better on older sets," he said.
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I order a grilled cheese, which sets me back $25.
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Work from both sets of clues to complete the puzzle.
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"That sets the big picture for the talks," Sipila vowed.
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The taxonomy of hate bubbles up frequently in both sets.
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This American classic sets the standard for rendering erotic encounters.
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All this sets up an almighty clash on July 25th.
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However, even LG's 4K sets will benefit from HDMI 2.1.
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Liberalism rightly sets a high bar against laws limiting speech.
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The products are sold as sets priced at $89.99 each.
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Either way, it sets the stage for a fraught transition.
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Marathon D.J. sets are a staple of electronic music culture.
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Headlines Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase sets up Brexit contingency plan on.ft.
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The team blended four data sets to reach its conclusion.
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It's a powerful scene that sets up an incredible series.
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Rather, Looker is a tool that visualizes existing data sets.
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Nola makes a feast and sets the table for four.
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Save on Caribbean Joe Novelty Printed and Solid Sheet Sets
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Headlines Wolfgang Schauble sets out tough line on Brexit on.ft.
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There's two sets of eyes that are watching each other.
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The network sets the tone for the shows it produces.
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The coalition agreement sets out some modest ambitions (see article).
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This does not guarantee safety but sets a minimum standard.
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"She sets out to understand why it happened," writes Gates.
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"It sets up positively how we see it," said Wald.
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The report sets out milestones for scrutinizing cryptoassets more closely.
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That sets up a difficult backdrop for Trump's first term.
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These colorful sets are a steal at less than $25.
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To explain why, he sets out a few hard truths.
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But it's more than scale that sets this location apart.
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It's the grand scope that sets No Man's Sky apart.
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On Yam, the person asking the question sets the price.
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"The director sets the tone on set," she pointed out.
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The street objects; the government backs down; immobilisme sets in.
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Basically, sets of magnets arranged to point their force outwards.
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And I think their defense is what sets them apart.
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Often, this involved taking risks and acquiring new skill sets.
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He had also purchased several sets of handcuffs and chains.
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Some data sets are truly proprietary, others are readily duplicated.
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While she's frying, Israel sets to work on the cocktail.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, sets the date for the leadership election.
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The man can do anything he sets his mind to.
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It sets precedent for fake organizations to speak about this.
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Many new sets this year will include high dynamic range.
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And there is new branding for 4K television sets, too.
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"We were going back and forth [between sets]," says Duke.
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Bird asks you to release them in sets of three.
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Nadal won the remaining three sets to secure his title.
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After it sets, brush through them with a clean spoolie.
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There's almost no correlation between the two sets of problems.
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What sets an unforgettable party apart from a mediocre party?
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Swartz had developed several methods of acquiring large data sets.
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As seen in Twins In Twin Sets, Because Why Not?
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He's a sandbag with legs whenever he sets a pick.
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They are different skill sets and come in different forms.
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That intelligent sorting is really what sets it apart, though.
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The one aspect that sets her apart is her gender.
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Shop all Royal airtight food storage container sets See Details
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"That basically sets the DACA discussion back," he told reporters.
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The paperwork should begin as soon as reality sets in.
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" She adds, "It just sets you on a better path.
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What do you hope sets yours apart from the pack?
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It was one of the best sets I'd ever played.
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A fading skirt of tawny light sets the city aglitter.
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It felt like all these different sets of global communities.
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Both sets of evacuees headed to areas friendly to them.
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The state often sets an influential precedent for legislation elsewhere.
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I hope the cheesecake sets correctly in the fridge overnight!
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Companies use different algorithms based on different sets of data.
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Most of the sets are historical replicas of times past.
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When the screenwriters focus on trivia, inertia sets in rapidly.
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Both sets of images feature the exact same young woman.
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Taken together, the latest data sets must give one pause.
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Sets are also available specifically for friends, couples and caregivers.
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Every other week we're gonna be filming sets with MCs.
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The first is whether the FBI's request sets a precedent.
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It also sets guidelines for collection and analysis of DNA.
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There's one clothing item in particular that sets him off.
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Do five sets of 30 on each side, alternating legs.
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At the very least, that sets a precedent for Khosrowshahi.
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In terms of speed, the Earth sets the industry standard.
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KENYAN ELIUD KIPCHOGE SETS NEW MARATHON WORLD RECORD IN BERLIN
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This calculation sets the second downside DOW target near 14,100.
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And he sets tougher targets all the time for himself.
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Bullying & prejudice in our public life sets a national tone.
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What sets the management consulting firm apart from technology companies?
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Many of them look phenomenal — as do Vizio's recent sets.
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In that study women were shown two sets of videos.
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We have passed a law which sets forth a process.
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Do you want photos of all the sets and miniatures?
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Three Futures, her third LP, sets out a new worldview.
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They have their own skill sets, and their own styles.
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There are many excellent sets of headphones here at CES.
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Now, the big game isn't just limited to TV sets.
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Their guide Slim sets them up with El Lazo a.k.a.
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Oprah Winfrey sets aside one hour every morning to exercise.
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The two sets of qubits are entangled with each other.
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Would you say it's pretty representative of your DJ sets?
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The Secret World sets itself apart, first, with its setting.
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It is the only large industrial country that sets one.
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Do you think about your sets visually in any way?
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It sets a lower limit at 384 euros per month.
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That partner program, though, mostly sets the stage for Orbs.
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This sets the context for the elections due this year.
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Allen and Fleener bring different skill sets to the table.
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But those we spoke with see two sets of issues.
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They are offering comprehensive and constantly updated global data sets.
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Charu sets itself apart from the fold with weekly events.
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Both sets can be found on the sprawling UN website.
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Unfortunately, the Unofficial Quidditch Pong sets are currently sold out.
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There are these different sets of considerations within the friendship.
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I played before Chris and we played really similar sets.
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Deadboy: I feel we communicate very little in our sets.
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The Declaration of Independence kind of sets the road map.
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Yet, the Senate bill sets us up to move backwards.
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That sets EIA apart from virtually every other energy forecaster.
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The overhead lights aren't turned on until the sun sets.
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"He has the sets down pat," Green said of Aldridge.
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"I think it sets up well for me," he said.
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As he sets out to reverse engineer that ridiculous face
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The decision sets no nationwide precedent on tribal court jurisdiction.
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He sets the drone on the gravel at his feet.
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Discouragement sets in and noble efforts wane or are abandoned.
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The contest now sets the rhythm of my entire year.
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By mid afternoon on VIP day, Frieze Face sets in.
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Desperation, the key missing ingredient in Hamilton's appeal, sets in.
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All this sets up a dangerous end to this year.
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Between sets members hydrated, snacked on cookies, and chatted warmly.
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Louisville's Jackson sets record, but Bulldogs winTaxslayer Bowl JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
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Some couples even shoot their wedding photos on the sets.
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About 09103 sets of traffic lights are under urgent repair.
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Tillerson sets off for Saudi Arabia and Qatar this weekend.
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About 09103 sets of traffic lights are under urgent repair.
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Both sets of notes will be due in November 2031.
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Television sets above the bar blared out weekend sports news.
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They bring different but complementary skill sets to the table.
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It sets terms, blocks out prying eyes and grabby hands.
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Model train sets are worth less than you might think.
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Keeping Score John Isner trailed by two sets to love.
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No documentaries or concert films or comedic sets are included.
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Instead, it sets spending levels for House and Senate appropriators.
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WATCH: Here's what sets Ethereum apart from its rival Bitcoin
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Both sets of data will released at around 5.30 p.m.
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Secondary sets are movable, temporary and built on different soundstages.
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They hardly read the papers, they don't have TV sets.
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Footwork on sets is opposite, and finger positions are altered.
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Then the app sets up a new timer for you.
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That's the sort of detail that sets Mr. Price apart.
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But one particular focus sets Honey's — and Enlightenment Wines — apart.
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Perhaps best of all, the novel sets up a future.
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Like the White House, a governor's mansion sets the tone.
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The theme and five issue sets were covered as well.
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Perhaps they have been thinking about Mr. Kapoor's artful sets.
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The EPA regulates waste now, and sets criteria for landfills.
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That just sets a path for creating a rotten organization.
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What sets Orliński apart is his inventive choice of repertory.
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Veterans are concerned about the precedent this sets for allies
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He evidently wanted all TV sets tuned to Fox News.
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This model sets them apart from other nurseries, they say.
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This arrangement is made possible by four sets of levees.
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The House bill sets a payment rate without using arbitration.
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The worry sets in when the curve flips, or inverts.
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Despite its failure, this coup attempt sets a dangerous precedent.
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The Hill: Historic Korean summit sets high bar for Trump.
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Also, the campaign sets up "health camps" to attract nomads.
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What also sets J'ouvert apart is its location and timing.
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No matter what happens, Trump's behavior sets an ominous precedent.
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Then, we moved on to three sets of other exercises.
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Mickey then sets his sights on Bill Cosby and fires.
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Four sets of nine dishes are served on four tables.
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Meanwhile, construction of the film's huge sets had already begun.
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The sets were recommended for children between six and 12.
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Starting Harvey in the opener sets up an interesting situation.
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Go deeper: Google sets new rules for U.S. election ads
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I'm willing to bet God doesn't torrent HBO box sets.
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Watch as Lucie sets her alarm clock for 5 a.m.
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Wright sets the story in 1959 England, following Graham's novel.
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Every little slight sets him off on an angry riff.
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Williams has a vote on the committee that sets rates.
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And, it sets the stage for a Microsoft Surface phone.
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GIF sets and memes from the movie abound on Tumblr.
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The Intolerance level sets up Phelps as a tragic hero.
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That strategy, the company says, sets Foodsby apart from competitors.
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Having two sets of priorities, surviving and stripping, is something.
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But this growth has also accompanied new sets of challenges.
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But some skill sets are hard for bots to mimic.
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Kinda sets the tone for where your place is there.
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Some offices were saved ... but the sets were a loss.
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This particular data set has no individual sets of data.
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Walk me through the process of building sets for SNL.
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But they seem to develop different sets of additional problems.
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The result is an absolute bomb for my sets. 09.
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You kinda have to learn what skill sets you have.
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In 1954, North Korea returned over 4,000 sets of remains.
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Between 1996 and 2005, 220 sets of remains were returned.
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They couldn't comprehend that those swing sets were private property.
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He kept two sets of books — one pencil, one ink.
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He looked at himself carefully in the mirror between sets.
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More than 90 data sets have been released to date.
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It sets up another potential showdown over spending next month.
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"It sets the stage for a showdown," Mr. Chan said.
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This very fine glitter sets durably with spirit gum adhesive.
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The party's constitution sets rules and principles for its members.
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What sets Facebook (and Google) apart are scale and sophistication.
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Opener "See You In Hell" sets out their manifesto succinctly.
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He plays "Valerie" in his DJ sets an "obnoxious" amount.
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And sometimes, it's the description that really sets people off.
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Sabrina, the home's AI backend, sets him to his task.
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Shop Eberjey pajama sets, from $98, at Amazon and Shopbop
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They track statistics, tweak sets and (surprise!) argue personal fouls.
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"We believe this sets a dangerous precedent," Mr. Song said.
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This sets him apart from many of his Republican colleagues.
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